Powerful motor cars rushed to Canadian border
A squadron of powerful motor cars was rushed to the Canadian border in Maine Vermont and New York as the treasury department announced the start of complete motorisation of the border patrol. In Mercer County Pennsylvania photographer G W Ackerman and EL H Rubee Seck surveyed farm scenes for Agricultural Extension bureau periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian
Robb
Thorn Burgh
Washington
Maine
Vermont
New York
Treasury
Mercer
Mercer County
Penna
Agricultural Extension Bureau
L. A
Baby Beef Club
Ackerman
Grove City
Three Pittsburgh Boys Returned Home After World Trip
Three Pittsburgh boys aged about 11, Robert Long, William Bauman, and Frank McClatchey, were picked up by Officers Moore and Harper at the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie station around 1 a.m. They admitted their homes were in Pittsburgh and their parents were notified. One mother arrived before noon to take them home. money found on one boy had been taken from a parental home. The youths had earlier visited the M M C A for a room at 7:30 p.m., leaving without a down payment, and officers had been alerted by the M C A authorities. Accidents will happen, which is why there are so many salads in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Robert Long
William Bauman
Frank McClatchey
Moore
Harper
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Station
Beffore
Polce
M. Cc. A
Jury Commissioner Contest Names in Wayne Township
For Jury Commissioner William M Houe of Wayne Township and Shorifi 7 Cow er Ward Ellwood City are listed with party affiliations Democratic and Republican as candidates in the primary. The brief item notes local party filings for both wards and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Houe
Wayne Township
Ellwood City
Commerce Meeting May Split Due To Grain Speculation
A division within the United States Chamber of Semimercs emerged as Chicago grain market speculation drew investigation by the Agriculture Department. A faction led by B J Rothwell of Bay State Milling sought support for a resolution condemning gambling on the grain market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred I. Walker
Tnterisional News Service
Washington
United States Chamber of Semimercs
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
B. J. Rothwell
Roston
Bay State Milling Company
Humediats
Lad Fractures Leg in Bicycle Accident
An eight year old boy, Frank Barnhardt Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Hazel Bernhardt of Canonsburg, sustained a fracture of the left leg above the ankle while riding his bicycle after being struck by an auto driven by W H Nell of Canonsburg. The Bernhardt family formerly lived in New Castle on East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barnhardt
Hazel Bernhardt
Canonsburg
W. H. Nell
Bernhardt
New Castle
East Washington Street
Negro breaks lock at South Street fire shop
Police report by S C Day states a black man broke the lock off the door to the fire accessory shop at 28 South street. Day intended to report any missing items but officials thought nothing was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Day
South Street
Day
Dog Saves Herder in Forest Rescue
In the Medicine Bow forest at Laramie Wyoming a shepherd dog saved sheep herder Phil Douglas after an accidental revolver discharge wounded him. Douglas, with a shattered left leg, left a note attached to his collector and the dog led rescuers to the camp where companions found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wye
Phil Douglas
Medicine Bow Forest
Douglas
Doug-lan
Familiar City Quiz Questions Stump Readers
A 광acompiled set of trivia from the New Castle News invites readers to answer questions about local history. It asks when the Eighth Ward was created and the early names of Mahoningtown and the city streetcar line, among others, offering a prize for correct replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I RR
Allegheny Western
New Castle Reorgans Board of Trade
Willamn Kennedy
Toray
Mahoningtown
Conductors Withdraw From Third Party Political Move
The Order of Railway Conductors of America voted at its triennial convention in Minneapolis on May 21 to withdraw from the Third Party Political movement. It will remain nonpartisan and endorse candidates friendly to labor regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caterns
Servicn
Minneapolis
Minn
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Fts
Jury-Fixing Plot Trial Makes Slow Progress
CHICAGO May 21 Witness calls in a jury fixing case yielded little progress as opening days ended. Three jurors were tentatively accepted by both sides and a fourth answered questions satisfactorily. Forty-six prospective jurors have been examined, with the state using three of its twenty peremptory challenges. James Callan, ward politician accused of pressuring a juror, was located and Arthur E. Byrne, Shepherd investigator, may testify after reconsidering testimony before the grand jury. The state attorney declined further comment until Callan is questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shepherd-McClintock
James Callan
Arthur E. Byrne
Shepherd
Callan
Slate
Robert E. Crowe
Penmanship Teacher Dies in Rosseda City
Penmanship teacher and First Methodist Church member Mr. Cart died after a short stay in the city. He was a city schools supervisor loved by pupils and friends. He married Maude Filler on June 4 1812 and is survived by two children Eva and Doris, parents, three sisters, and a brother. The body will be taken Friday morning to Malta Ohio for services Monday at his late home.
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First Methodist Church
Rosseda
Cart
Ba Wan
Maude Filler
Malta
Eva
Doris
Mabel Carr
Elmer Bannett
Columbus
Charles Murphy
Zanéawile
R. W. Carr
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore
Wisters Mer
Annie Shields
Hugh Shields
North
Mercer Street
Shields
County Nown
Ireland
Thomas
Agnes Vanna
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Orange Ladies Lodge
Charles F. Graham
Anna H. Wagner
C. Wagner
William McConnell
Sarah, Scott
New York
Samuel Graham
Owen Sound
Ontario
Canada
Adelaide Hansa
Los Angeles
Cal
William J. Hannal
Stanford
Can
Walter BR. McClure
Oak Park Cemetery
Charles Henry Owrey
West Grant Street
Mr. Owrey
New Caste
Erry
Esther Steen Owrer
Tie
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Margaret A. Robinson
Wes
Marie 3. Miller
Marie Katherine Miller
Emma Mart
Emerson Avenue
M. Gembel
North Water Avenue
Sharon
Miller
Christian Science Church of
Wheeling
Kennel Club To Meet This Evening
Chauncey Davis announces a Lawrence County Kennel Club meeting this evening at o o clock. Members will discuss important business on the Friday agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennel Club
Chauncey Davis
Lawrence County Kennel Club
Automobiles collide on Grant Street in Warren incident
Automobiles from Warren Neath and Fran rigeo Gricco collided this morning at North Jel larton and Grant streets per police reports. Heath says Gricco sped on Grant and struck Heath on Jefferson, damaging the vehicles. A separate Iowa City safe burglary note mentions $100,000 stolen and to be spent.
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Warren Neath
Moody Avenua
Franrigeo Gricco
R. D. No
North Jellarton Street
Grant Street
Heath
Gricco
Jefferson Street
Jone
Iowa City
Incoherent local scene chronicles and odd events
A jumble of fragmented incidents includes a business man fleeing a floor to rear of a shop, a young lady driver running a red light, a sedan of high school girls at a movie theater, cars en route from a factory, a live chickens bus ride, and a sheriff race debate among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Washington Street
Eiwond City
Commercial Club Of Grove City Banquet May 26
The Commercial Club of Grove City College will hold its fifth annual banquet at the Penn Grove Hotel on May 26. Speaker is Harry Barber, secretary of the Sharon Chamber of Commerce, with 100 covers expected. The club operates in Teed and supports a May Pageant on the 29th at the college athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Commercial Club
Grove City College
Penn Grove
Harry Barber
Sharon Chamber of Commerce
United States
Rotary Club Dinner Invites G A R Post 100 Members
Attention Post No 100 G A R invites all Civil War veterans to a Rotary Club dinner at Fountain Inn Monday May 25 at twelve o clock. Post members meet at the Len non Home on North Jefferson Street at 1230 to march to the Fountain Inn. Automobiles provided by Fred L Rentz from the Legion Home. Scott D Long Acting Commander Harver BE McGoun adjutant.
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Rotary Club
Fountain Inn
John
Post
Post 100
Lennon
North
Jefferson Street
Fred L. Rentz
First Schooner of 44 Beer For Cincinnati Man
A Canadian temperance note discusses the first schooner of 44 beer for a Cincinnati man. A. Griggs, former Walkerville Brewery manager and stockholder, doubts its strength claiming mild effects unless the drinker is endowed with uncanny imagination. Prohibitionists and anti prohibitionists watch the evolving law. Under current rules no sale before 7 a.m. or after 11 p.m. but drinking after 11 p.m. is unrestricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Prye Ona
A. Griggs
Walkerville Brewery, Ltd
United States
Grand Jury Session to Indict Scopes Continues
The special grand jury session opened with Georg Kapaleyea, a chemical engineer, presenting evidence aimed at indicting Scopes. Advocates debate the constitutionality of the law as Ranplerea signals an immediate trial request if Scopes is convicted, potentially sending the case upward to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issus
Georg Kapaleyea
Tapplerea
Ranplerea
Gay
Scopes
Cein
Garrish Latha Tongsace Supreme
State highway detours announced across counties
The state highway department released new detour routes. One detour runs between Bruin and Farkers Landing in Butler County and another between Sandy Lake and Cochrantown in Mercer County. A third detour shuts the Butler County road between Butler and Valencia during the week ending May 30. To handle Memorial Day heavy traffic no roads will be oiled from May 28 to June 1.
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Oh State Highway Department
Butler Country
Bruin
Farkers Landing
Mercer County
Sandy Lake
Cochrantown
Butler County
Butler
Valencia Borough
Missing Directory Returned Second Book Is Donated
The New Castle Free Public Library recovered a missing city directory after a donor, Bernard Dessau of Outlet Clothing, supplied a replacement. A local man claimed he packed the directory by mistake with borrowed books, returning it after the error was discovered. The library now holds two directories and keeps them in use for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Five Hundred Guards to Protect Jail In Dallas Race Violence
Dallas Texas May 21 five hundred armed men will guard the Dallas county jail tonight to protect Prank and Lorenzo Noel black terrors from mob violence following morning's mob violence. Sheriff Marshall Baid said any group attempting to take the negroes will be shot down. We are not going to remove the negroes we are going to stand put and do our duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International New Sense
Dallas
Texas
Prank
Lorenzo
Noel
Sheriif Schuyler Marshall Baid
Twenty Firemen Hurt In Philadelphia Fire Race
Fire of unknown origin burned over three hours at the Certainfeed Products plant in Philadelphia causing over $300000 in damage and injuring more than twenty firefighters according to police. Most injuries were not serious. A note mentions Mrs. Rena Hirod of Illinois helping pass a boxing regulation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Certainfeed Products Company
Rena Hirod
Illinois
Deaths Of The Day From Local Obituaries
Funeral notices from the Third United Presbyterian church and Graceland cemetery mark a series of services for Edys May Luce James Campbell McGready Anna Falls Michael John George Brann Annie Shields and Charles Henry Owrey. The notices list service locations dates and pallbearers with details of residences kin and affiliated organizations in New Castle and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bys
Edys May Luce
Affternoon
Third United Presbyterian Church
B. Copeland
Dys Brendon
Eleanor Ste Mary
Felton
Grace Uber
Reba Sinca
Ja. Bailey
Margaret Johnston
Alma Badrar
Ba. O'Neil
W. DB. F Pullerton
Mr. McCready
James Campbell McGready Jank Mace
Wast Brook Farm
New Wilmionton
Ley
Philip
Parrson
Trinity Episc Conal Church
Clyde GO
Shaump
Frank Shoak
Samuel Tomlinson
Joseph Emery
Thadder's Hoover
Richard McCann
Edward Patton
Harry Caslin
Graceland Cemetery
Anna Michael Mineral
Anna Falls Michael
Walter Nelson
East Main Street
A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
HW. W. Lambert
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
D. Williams
W.S. Nelson
W. S. Hofmelnier
T. TR. Jackson
Gordon Jackson
Richard Jackson
Oak Park Cemetery
Obituary notices list relatives and services for several residents
A fragmented obituary record lists survivors and funeral details for multiple individuals. Among them are Joseph Andrew Johnston and others with relations named Mrs G W Johnston Mrs Roy Houk and Mrs Annie Sherlock. Also referenced are Marie Katherine Miller and Arthur Reeder among others with addresses in Sharon Wheeling and nearby towns. Funeral details note services, burial locations, and cemetery names.
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Joseph
Andrew
G. W. Johnston
Richard
Roy Houk
Rhods
Charles Stoner
New Castle
William
Clarksburg
W. Ve
Annie Sherlock
Wampum
Hf. W. Lambert
Intercept
Greenwood Cemetery
Shenango Valley Hospital admits Emma Probst
Admission notice for Emma Probst, resident of 06 West Cherry Street, Georga, recorded by Shenango Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenango
Valley Hospital Notes
Emma Probst
West Cherry Street
Georga
Inspecting YMCA Camping Site Today
Harry Dar physical director and C. S. Goodwin horse work director inspect the YMCA camp site today. Work will begin soon to improve the site ahead of the annual camping season. Three groups of boys will be accommodated this year at the association’s summer quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry $. Dar
C. S. Goodwin
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U. 8
U.S
Bureau of Age
Thorder Patel
Lsee Ee
Jude Robert L. Wallace
Junge Joen
Loommart
Republican
Flummes Ce
Berdad LpAt
James B. McClelland
Beaver Township
Clint) Kennedy
Fourth Ward
Curlen
Union Township
Shelli
Aon
Wiara
New Caatie
Bhorihili
Franz J. Waddington
Eastbrook Repubikcan
Momre
Eastbrook
Suche” Zeytwolde
Frafek
Joeketch
Jack MW. Duklap
New Castle, Pa
Mert) Dinsmore
Lad
Avid H. Long
New Castle News
Atinnal Newe
Pago Ouse
GRANT
Jlinly
Mahoningstown
Bellop
Mhortha
Baggare
Franklin Avenue
Commercial Club of
JR. Hodge
White Undertaking Co
Neshannock Ave
Euwer’s
Mr. Brann
John George Bratn
Wiliam B. Tee
Bowles Avenue
Forth Gate
Lie
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
E. Washington St
Washington St
Hukara
Jeffersos Street
Ahe Rohhid
Rexnold
Arthur Reeder
Mor
Henry Mattala
Nue
Alma Mernine
Nick Sal
Ision
John Las- Lutton
Arthur Iris
Winstow Avenue
Re OU
Tomatass
McKee’s Rut Rate Store
N. Mill Street
Larvex
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