Death Toll In Accident Here May Reach Four
A morning fire at 9 on Lawrence Street, at Matt Alberico’s home, caused by melted tar and a kitchen stove spill, burned four grooms’ clothing and left two dead. Mrs Wong Alberico, 23, was burned over the body. Tillomena Alberico, 3, died. Mateo Alberico, 60, severely burned and clothed burn. Mary Alberico, 4, also burned. condition critical at New Castle Hospital.
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Matt Alborico
West Lawrence Street
Wong Alberico
Tillomena Alberico
Mateo Alberico
New Castle Hospital
Mary Alberico
Corner Stone Laying Of St Mary’s Church Here Sunday
Bishop Hugh C Borle of the Pittsburgh diocese will participate in the cornerstone ceremony for St Mary’s Church new edifice here on Sunday. The event begins at 8:30 p.m. Father F P O Shea, pastor, will direct the program with local Catholics and many visiting clergy expected.
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Will
Hugh C. Borle
Pittsburgh
Old Time Swimming Cure For Ailing Spirit
A weary narrator seeks relief from languor through a doctor’s advice for a brisk swim. He recalls old memories of blue lips and cool creek banks, noting the 82 degree day as he contemplates an outdoor swim to restore vigor.
Great Japan quake of May causes widespread damage
A devastating earthquake hit the Sanin district at 11 am near Mount Yakegatake with a volcanic eruption. Toyooka and Kinogaki Hot Springs suffered destruction, Osaka shaken, fire and collapsed rail facilities reported, and hundreds possibly dead. Army planes deployed to assess damage.
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International News Service
Tokio
Sanin District
Yakegatake
Toyaoka
Osaka
Toyooka
Kinogaki
Toyookan
Mount Yakegatake
London
Osaga and
Kioto
Kusthama
Fukuchiyama
Torooke
Ashiva
Genbudo
Japan
President Coolidge ready for weekend Potomac cruise
Bulington Washington May 23 President Coolidge suffered a slight attack of indigestion but recovered swiftly and plans to take a party on the Mayflower cruise down the Potomac this afternoon. He cancelled engagements and remained at the executive mansion after a White House medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulinton
International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Potomac River
White Rouse
Ie Jost T.’ Bone
Major J. Coupal
Amundsen Fails To Return From Pole Flight
International story from Oslo notes Capt. Amundsen and five others vanished after a two airplane 16 hour flight to the North Pole. Weather in Spitzbergen improved, hope remains they reached the pole or found a landing. Officials in Copenhagen say no alarm yet as extra gasoline prevented radio gear.
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Amundsen
Olso
Norway
Raald Amundsen
North Pole
Polar
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ohio
Spitzenbergen
Pole
le Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Gopenhagen
Nown
Bittleuly
Marriage Licenses List From Youngstown and Nearby Areas
A roster of marriage licenses includes Theodore Farrell and Dorothy Blank of Youngstown, Viktor Karhlanec and Eva Lindwall of New Castle, Charles Ross of Ellwood City and Armenia Vincent of New Castle, Domenick Costa and Teresa Zona of New Castle, Michael Petrucci and Hazel Agnew of Ellwood City. Other pairs include Vincent and Lindwall, Costa and Zona, Petrucci and Agnew, with multiple entries from New Castle and Ellwood City.
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Theodore Farrell
Youngstown
Dorothy Blank
Viktor Karhlanec
New Castle
Eva Alena Lindwall
Charles Ross
Ellwood City
Armenia
Vincent New Castle Domenick Costa
Teresa Zona
Michael Petrucci
Hazel Agnew
Fire damages home on East Washington street
Fire heavily damaged a house at 1620 East Washington street, home of J R Humes, with Mrs Mary Gotan owner. about 200 dollars loss for Humes family and 2 dollars for the furnishings, both insured. Fire started in attic, water from low pressure hampered firefighting, neighbors moved items to safety as a second alarm brought extra companies.
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J. R. Humes
Washington Street
Mary Gotan
Cleveland
Humes
Helen
Junior
Charley Lyon
North Hill
Emergency Service Cards Installed at Businesses
Emergency service cards are being installed in various business houses by Sergeant D. T. Nelson of the city police force. The cards hang on front doors to allow the police or others in emergencies to contact the manager or proprietor, with a card record kept at the police station to prompt quick access.
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D. T. Nelson
Tront
Move To Unite Allied Churches May Cause Fight
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus faces new battles as liberals and conservatives clash over union with allied churches notably Congregational. Conservatism leads the Philadelphia Presbytery opposition, fearing loss of centralized governance. Debate includes Fosdick case, church doctrine, and plans to remove moderator elections from politics, with final budget actions anticipated.
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Harold G. McCoy
International News Service
Columbus
Congregational
Reformed
Lberals
Presbyterian General Assembly
Congregational Church
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Reformed Church
Lontesta
Chester
New York
Vout
Rows Strom
Erdman
Hugh K. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Jin
Robbers Blow Open Safe at Indiana Bank
Robbers blew open the safe of the First State Bank at Bourbon near Warsaw, Ind, and escaped with 12000 dollars. Five charges of nitro glycerine were used, waking residents who rushed to the scene. The robbers warned locals to stay undercover. two residents defied the warning and were fired upon, one slightly wounded.
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International News Service
Warsaw
Ind
First State Bank
Bourbon
New Castle High School Orchestra Broadcast For British Isles
The New Castle High School orchestra appeared on a special program broadcast from station KDKA at 7 43 EST on request of Victor Saudek. Major General Sir Philip A M Nash attended, reflecting the international honor as Metropolitan-Vickers and British radio ties were noted.
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New Castle Senior High School
KDKA
New Castle
King George
England
France
New Chatle
Cnse
Victor Saudek
KDRKA
Sir Philip A. M. Nash
Metropolitan-Vickers Company of
Pittsburgh
Sir Philip
Great Britain
Metropolitan-Vickers Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
United States
Saudek
2 LO
Suit for damages filed against Uhl in Lawrence county
In Lawrence County court the Out door Advertising Company sues Joseph L. Uhl for 2540.00 for breach of lease on hotel wall space West Washington street. Uhl rented the site for ads, was paid 120.00 yearly July 1923 to July 1924, but refused second year rent. A mailed check allegedly cashed but no further painting allowed. The company seeks judgment. Other actions include writ against Otis James for one car, amicable enactment suit between Andrew and Nellie Eberhart and Caspar and Jessie Sours over property in the seventh ward. Corporal Finance Company sues Ralph Serafino for 2956.85 plus interest and attorney fees linked to Penn Ohio Motor Company matters.
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Lawrence County
Outdoor
Joseph L. Uhl
Uhl
West Washington Street
Align
John HH. Joyce
Otis James
Andrew S. Eberhart
Nellie G. Eberhart
Caspar L. Sours
Jessie V. Sours
Seventh Ward
Corporal Finance Company
Ralph Serafino
Penn- Ohio Motor Company
Tokio Quake Strikes Quietly No Damage Reported
A distinct earthquake hit Tokio at 11 45 p m causing no reported damage. Authorities track aftershocks and advise residents to remain calm as tremors subside. Local officials confirm no injuries or infrastructure issues so far.
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Tokio
Eight Hurt In Subway Crash At 180th Street
Eight people were seriously injured and eight others shaken as two Interborough trains collided at 180th street and Morris Park. A street car shuttling to service rear ended an empty car pulled from the yards. Passengers panicked, windows shattered, and people moved to the station 100 yards away.
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International News Service
New York
Interborough
180Th Street
Morris Park
Fordhan Hospital
Coolidge Illness Forces White House Engagement Cancellations
President Coolidge fell ill with stomach trouble and canceled all engagements today. White House officials said the condition is not serious. Everett Sanders canceled White House duties at the President's request while Major Coupat and Dr. Sanders treated him. Mrs. Coolidge stayed at his side.
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White House
Washington
Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Sanders
Major Coupat
Japanese Red Cross Offered Help From American Red Cross
John Barton Payne, chairman of the American Red Cross, cabled assistance to the Japanese Red Cross for victims of the earthquake. He expressed deepest sympathy and asked if they could have help. Horton was noted in the message.
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Bullet
T International News Service
Washington
Japanese Red Cross
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Horton
Death Notices Collected From Local Area
Death notices list several individuals with ages and addresses including Charles Clarke 61 Moody Avenue Howard H Horner 74 Park Mrs Jennie Bust 69 New Wilmington Mrs Tomasina Armand 66 Fl rood City Mrs Anny Luckey 8 Brescia Farrel Emma Jane Harper 4 months Darlington Dominick Perrictto 30 Koppel Mes Acna Alberico 24 22 West Lawrencté over Philomene Alber lawrence avenue Bert H Stanhope 43 425 Bre bows street co B SZ Weed
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Charles
Clarke
Moody Avenue
Howard
H. Horner
Park Avenue
Jennie
Bust
New Wilmington
Tomasina Armand
Flrood City
Anny Luckey
Brescia- Farrel
Emma Jane Harper
Darlington
Dominick Perrictto
Koppel
Acna Alberico
West Lawrencté
Philomene Alber Lawrence Avenue
Bert. H. Stanhope
Brebows Street
Farrell School Girl Victim Of Auto Crash
Three Farrell High School students were arrested after a fatal auto crash on Wilmington road near Walmo Hill. William Pintar of Farrell, driving the Pintar car, and William Andrews were jailed as authorities investigated. A ksi Miss Anna Tuckey died from a crushed head, and Miss Gladys Griffith, Miss Florence Arkwright, and others were injured. The Pintar car carried Farrell students en route to Cascade Park for a dance after the junior senior banquet. The Davies car occupants escaped injury. details from the sheriff’s office update the collision as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stantic
Wilmington
Walmo
William Pintar
Farrell
Harvey A. Davies
North
Cedar Street
Davies
Sherif
William (. Andrews
Anna Tuckey
Lucky
Broadway
Carl Euter
Fruit Avenue
Shehanto Valley Hospital
Gladys Griffith
Nepley Avenue
Florence Arkwright
Idaho Street
Stawnfron Avenue
William Reese
West Liberty Street
Hubbard
Fet
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St. Mary's S Church
Arthur Mometer
Explorer
Earth
Raold Amtunusen
East Side
NEW Castle News
Indiana Bank
Citixens
Europe
Clairs Uhl
New York Hospital
Coolidge Ili
Jap Red Cross
Wilmington Road
Cascade Park
Jacob F. Perelman
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