Fifty Coast Guard Vessels Ready To Sail
Fifty United States Coast Guard ships sit at Clifton Sailors Island awaiting orders to steam to sea amid a major bootlegging crackdown. Nineteen Staten Island guardsmen were arrested for dishonest practices as prohibition enforcement tightens along New Jersey and Long Island coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. DA Parma
International News Service
New York
United States Coast Guard
Clifton
Staken Island
Staten Island
Coast Guard
Rll
New Jersey
Long Island
Dry” Army
Chrief A. Q. Merrick
Gvery Cove
Inlet
Atlantic
W. V. B. Jacobs
Chie R. Q. Merrick
Gentlemanly sport ethic in the face of luck and loss
A reflective piece on sportsmanship, arguing that character matters more than winning. It urges players to act with dignity whether they win or lose, noting fate and fair effort shape the true type of gentleman. The text closes with weather as forty degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Jeman
Wall Collapse Buries Two Men Near Chicago Loop
International News Service reports two men were buried and two injured when a fourth story building wall collapsed on construction near the Loop in Chicago. Recovery was halted due to danger of further brick and mortar falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Loop
Battle in French Morocco as Abdel-Krim mobilizes 25000
Paris reports a fierce clash between French troops and Riffian forces led by Abdel-Krim at Bibane in French Morocco. Foreign Office officials say the situation is serious with 25000 rebels surrounding Chech ouan, while about 12000 French troops remain in the field. Spain halts offensive plans in Moroccan territories as Primo Rivera criticizes costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Paris
Urletino Conternational
Abdal-Krim At
French
Morocco
Gav Abdel Krim
Abdel Krim
Spain
Spanish Moroccos
Seville
Primo Rivera
Directory
Spanish
Nos
City Council Considers New Neshannock Bridge Plan
At council instigation by D O Davies a conference with county commissioners will be set to study a bridge across the Neshannock river to ease traffic. Davies supports a North Street to Cro ton Avenue span while Burns backs a Croton Avenue to South Mill arising route to the Dietterle property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Davies
Neshannock River
Davies
Forty families flee fire in New York tenement
Fires started in a baby carriage on the first floor of a five story tenement at 440 West Forty fifth street forced about forty families to the street in the early hours. Firemen made daring rescues as residents were pulled from windows and fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
West Forty Fifth Street
Plans For Pymatuning Dam Move Forward
The Shenango and Beaver Valleys seek to secure a water supply through the Pymatuning Swamp Dam. Governor Pinchot signed enabling legislation, with the Conservation Association of the Shenango and Beaver Valleys planning municipal organization to push the project. An executive committee meeting in Beaver Falls discussed speeding enactment within a year and arranging a larger regional gathering likely at Conneaut Lake. Officers include F. W. Walker president G. L. Collard vice president and Fred T. Fruit secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango and
Beaver Valleys
United States
Pymatuning Swamp
Pinchot
Conservation Association of the
Shanango and
Fred L. Rentz
Waya
Pymatuning
F. W. Walker
Beaver Falls
Conneaut Lake
Beaver Fats
G. L.collard
Sharon and
Pittsburgh
Fred T. Fruit
Sharon
Orr Baking Company Auto Stolen From Plant Front
A Studebaker touring car belonging to Stanley Treese of the Orr Baking Company was taken at about 5 30 Monday afternoon from in front of the Grove street plant. Police searched the city but the car, described as a red shirt worn thief, had not been found by late afternoon. The vehicle was valued at 1000 dollars. City Engineer Frank Miller LeUuy told council Vine street sewer work would require depths of 13 feet in places and 2 feet elsewhere, with an estimated cost of about 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studabaker
Stanley Treese
O. C. Orr Baking
Frank Miller le- Uuy
Vine Street
Marriage Licenses Listed for Shester Minick and Others
Marriage licenses list several individuals including Shester D. Minick of New Castle and Ethyl M. Thomas of New Castle. Theatore Bush of Ashtabula and Catherine Jackson of East Liverpool are named, with Leo G. Rovinault of Sharon, Pa and Edna H. Myers of Wilileville or Delaware, Pa. The fragmentary OCR yields multiple names and towns scattered across Pennsylvania and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shester D. ‘Minick
New Castle
Ethyl M. Thomas
Theatore Bush
Ashtabula
Catherine Jackson
East Liverpool
Leo G. Rovinault
Sharan
Edna H. Myers
Dilevile
Houghton Speech Signals Quiet U S Policy Direction
Washington May Jim Ambassador Houghton told a London audience that unless Europe ends wartime bickering and returns to constructive work America will not offer help. The speech, praised by administration circles, outlines five main tenets for shaping U S policy over the next three years. Americans wonder if Europe will choose peace. if so, the U S will assist within its means, but if doubt persists, help may be limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houghton
London
Hationny
Europe
America
Cooldge
Coolidge
Kelloggs
Araver
Golden Jubilee Opens with Two Day Missionary Meeting
The twenty eighth annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Shenango Presbytery opened at 10 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. About two hundred delegates from twenty eight churches attended. reports were heard after registration and a by laws revision was adopted. The afternoon program began at 1 with Mrs. Bion B. Williams in charge. notable speakers included Mrs. K C Hayes Mrs Howard Magus Mrs W D Bell Mrs E McCleary Mrs W B Scott Miss May Gordon Mrs T yl Armstrong and Mrs F R Woods. A Young People's banquet is set for 6:30 in the church dining room with about two hundred youths expected. Miss Rebecca Bowden will preside. The program features include a banner presentation and talks by Mrs Bion B Williams president Mrs Mary R Doolittle field secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and Mrs J A Miler returned missionary from China. The meeting closes Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifieth
Woman's, Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Shenango
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterial
Bion’ B. ‘Williams
Pennsylvania Synodical
Kiving & Gurvey
K. C. Hayes
Howard Magus
W. D. Bell
J. A. Miler
China
Circus Ticket Contest Awards Slated for Thursday
The New Castle News reports the circus ticket contest results will be announced Thursday after the third picture colored. Entries must reach The News by Wednesday evening to be eligible, with winner announcements and ticket times published Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circus Contest
New Castle
Houghton Speech Dominates London Press Coverage
London newspapers highlight Ambassador Houghton's Pilgrims dinner address warning Europe that American financial and moral aid hinges on curbing quarrels. The Times and Telegraph note uncertainty in Europe’s response and Coolidge influence, while Borah and debt policy dominate editorial reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Mary
U. S
Alanson B Houghton
Europe
Zu- Tope
the Times
the Post
Houghton
Germany
America
Borah
Telegraph
Coolidge
Manchester Guardian
British Foreign Office
City pays 439 for poles removed
New Castle Electric Company filed a bill of 439 for removal of poles that previously carried Citizens Telephone wires. Only half the poles have been removed, councilman Burns says. Engineer Thomas A. Gilkey was authorized to direct Elder & Ferry to finish walls on the west side of the P. R. T. bridge on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Electric Company
Citizens’. Telephone Company
Burns
Thomas A. Gilkey
Elder & Ferry
Washington Street
Classified Ad Advice From New Castle News
New Castle News advises readers not to panic if a stenographer leaves and suggests using a classified ad to find a substitute who will apply the next day. The note frames classifieds as a practical solution for temporary staffing gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle News
Endress Relief Fund Surpasses Five Hundred Dollars
The Endress Relief Fund, raised via The News for farmer John Endress whose stock and machinery were lost in Saturday’s blaze, topped $512.46 today. New Castle and Lawrence County residents contribute across walks of life, with notable gifts from Citizens' National Bank president David Jameson and Kinney Shoe Store employees. Contributions continue. send donations to The News office on North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Endress
New Castle
Lawrence County
David Jameson
Citizens’ National Bank
Newe
Kinney
James Croxton
the News, Company
van North Mercer Street
FE. Ellis
J. Wesley Cook
B. P.O. BE
New Castle Grocery Co
Thomas J. McCutlougi
James AR
Lamoree
David’ Jameson
M. G. Duff
J. Norman
Kingows of Columbus
B.D
James R. Mead David Prley
Kinney Shoe
Council Sells Sewage Bonds at Par with Premium
The city council sold the entire $350,000 issue of sewage disposal bonds to National City Company of New York at par plus accrued interest to delivery and a premium of $18,001. The $1,000 bonds bear semiannual interest and mature in 1950, with Councilman William T Burns noted in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
William T.” Burns
National City Company of New York
Death Record Miss Fiesty Tyers at Yonagetown home
Miss Fiesty Tyers aged 36 of 751 Imboriy Dar Street Yonagetown is noted as deceased. Mrs. Mary Jane Nesster, 87, of Latrobe, Pus, listed in the record with burial details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesty Tyers
Imboriy
Dar Street
Yonagetown
Mary Jane Nesster
Prince Of Wales Receives Warm Welcome At Stellenbosch
The Prince of Wales visited Stellenbosch Cape of Good Hope on May 5. Eighteen year old residents hosted lunch as guns from old forts fired a 240 year salute. Students hauled the guns to display, while crowds lined the Cape Town road to glimpse the royal visitor. The Prince spoke in the local language thanking the crowd for their hospitality, prompting strong cheers as Stellenbosch's secession mood was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South Africa
Stollenbosch
Cape of Good Hope
Prince of Wales
Cape Town
Stellenbosch
Sollenbosch
Doctors Held For Grand Jury In Corruption Case
A hearing before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton resulted in Dr Charles A Duff Youngstown physician and Dr J Z Mazur of the National Medical Clinic being held over for the grand jury on conspiracy to practice medicine without a license and Mazur facing an additional charge of practicing without a license. Duff bail set at 500 and Mazur at 1000. Mazur to be heard later on a charge of assault and battery with intent to commit a felony brought by Mrs Stanley Mikulec. Dr Dinsmore Delaner discharged. Testimony included patient John Dudak and detective Charles Hicks. Council discussed widening Winter avenue intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Hamilton
Charles A. Duff
Youngstown
J. Z. Masur
National Medical
Duff
Mapur
Mazur
Stanley Mikulec
George W. Must
Onville J. Brown
W. Walter Braham
Dufff
John Dudak
Charles Yv. Hicks
Quick Work Of Officers Brings Arrest Monday
Police arrest D Winegarden 28 of 4615 Second Avenue Pittsburgh within minutes of a holdup at 1212 South Mil street. The A P store manager I C Kelly was held up around 8 10 p m as he closed for the night and about $14 was taken. Officers Harper Moora Ffleeger and Thomas nabbed the suspect soon after the crime. Investigators say Winegarden may be the same man who robbed D W Axe on February 1 1924 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Winegarden
Second Avenue
Pittsburgh
I. C. Kelly
South Mil Sureet
Kelly
Winegarden
Harper
Moora
Ffleeger
Thomas
D. W. Axe
Fage Tro
North Mercer Street Ordinance Widening Proposed
Council adopted an ordinance by Joan Hiram Milter to widen North Mercer Street between East Falls and East Washington Street. The plan sets back the curb two feet and the city will carry out the work under provisions of the ordinance. Officials say the project will not occur for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hiram Milter
Carthway
North Mercer Street
East Falls
East Washington Street
Health conditions improve in New Castle city
Health Officer Dr William L Steen reports health conditions in New Castle show improvement with only two scarlet fever cases in the past 24 hours. Cases are Elizabeth Summers 70S Taylor Street and Violet Chamberlain 927 Morton Street, both diagnosed with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
William TL. Steen
Elizabeth Summers
Taylor Street
Violet Chamber
Lain
Morton Street
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U.S. Coast Guard
Staten Island Coast Guard
Arthur Mometer
Adbel-Krim
Bibane
N. Y
Ing Rescues
Conservation Committee
Orr Baking Company
Borah and
Shipstead
Shenango Presbytery
First ‘Church
Post
Dan
Endress Relief Fund
John Jackson
The
Keighta of Columbus
National City Company
Old Dutch City
Prince
Alderman Hamilton
Goh. Akens
Winter Avenue
Winter
South Side
Mill ST
Munday
Char
George A. Carpenter
Lafe Deposit and Trust Company
Mork Mercer Streat
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