Notable Civil War veteran and attorney dies at 107
James A. Gardner a Civil War veteran and leading attorney aged 64? 10743 oclock at his home 232 Pearson street after months of illness. Born January 1 1843 at Portersville he served four years with Battery 3B First Pennsylvania Light Artillery rising to first lieutenant. He fought in 26 major battles and later worked in Princeton in mercantile business before returning to public life.
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James A. Gardner
Pearson Street
Washington
Me. Gardner Wage
Portersville
John and
Jane Vance Gardner
Gardner
Jackson
Pennsylvania Light Artiller
Cooper's Battery
Princeton
Incoming Cool Spell Overshadows Summer Kickoff
The text depicts a confused weather shift with summer in retreat amid cold, windy conditions. References to town names and generic places illustrate a chaotic scene as warmth fades, hats cool, and residents grumble about an unexpected chilly spell eroding summer vibes.
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Palm Beach
King Winter
New Feature Introduced in News History Highlights Daily
The News will publish one of its outstanding features, High Lights of History, daily on the classified pages replacing Pantomime which will be discontinued soon. Pantomime will not be produced by the syndicate after this week. The feature aims to aid history study with accurate authentic pictures, appealing to readers young and old, especially school children.
Sunday Memorial Service at Trinity Church
Sunday observance honoring veterans preceded Memorial Day featured a water service on Neshannonk Creek followed by a memorial sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church. Hundreds attended despite poor weather as G A B veterans and various veterans groups participated. Rev Homer B Bavis led prayer after opening hymns and E J Berquist led the Rescue Mission prayer.
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Neshannock Creek
Trinity Episcopal Church
Y. JG. Pearson
Water Street
G. A.B
Homer B. Bavis
Pworth M
Temperature Drops Sixty Degrees In One Day Miracle
A New Castle city weather tale recounts a dramatic 60 degree fall in 24 hours. The day began above 90 with a thunder shower in the evening, then a rapid nocturnal descent to freezing by Sunday morning. By afternoon the cold eased to seasonable warmth as overcoats returned.
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New Castle
Mercury
Bafara
Truck Farmers Lose Heavily By Big Frost
Elmer Welker of Harbor Road reports extensive damage from last night’s frost. Temperatures dropped to 34 degrees destroying above ground beans corn cucumbers and other early crops across ten to twelve acres on his truck farm. Marco Brothers near Harbor and Weinschenck gardens also suffered heavy losses to tomato plants corn and beans as steam and lighting were used to limit harm in Lime district greenhouses.
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Elmer’ Welker
Harbor Road
Mr. Welker
Marco Brothers
Welker Ward
Weinschenck Gardens
Tha Gres
Jury Gets Under Way To Indict John Scopes
Dayton Tennessee May 25 The Rhea county court house was crowded as a grand jury convened to indict John T Scopes the young high school teacher accused of teaching evolution to his pupils in violation of state law The proceeding marks the first formal step in a fight over Tennessee education laws expected to test their constitutionality and the trial date is anticipated soon.
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S International News Service
Dayton, Tenn
Rhea County Court House
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Court House
Marriage Licenses in Youngstown and Warren Areas
J Eddie Cole of Youngstown and Thelma Cole of Hoey East are granted a marriage license. Al Deehr of Warren and Irene D Leipie of Warren receive licenses. Theodore Farrell of Touneatown and Dorothy Black of Youngstown are issued licenses.
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Eddie Cole
Youngstown
Thelma Cole
Hoey East Youngst Switch
Tengsell al Deehr
Warren
Irene D. Leipie
Theodore Farrell Touneatown
Dorothy Black
Supreme Court Rules Publication of Tax Payments Legal
The U S Supreme Court upheld as legal the publication of income tax payments in American newspapers. The decision was delivered in Washington and confirmed the Kansas City Post and Ball mare Post as examples of compliant publications.
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Aulleti
International News Service
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas City Post
Ballmare Post
Robbers Break Open Two Safes In Boston Store
Crack gang broke into two safes at the Boston Store on East Washington Street in Boston. Fingerprints were secured by State Police expert H Nifong after authorities learned of the break in. The entry came via roof and second floor window with guards and several workers involved over about three to four hours.
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Boston
East Washington
George Bande
Rieth-MtJunkin Dairy Company
Arthur Linatey
C. G. Logan
Marke
Body Of Syrian Child Found In St. Louis Shack
The partially decomposed body of Little Joseph Azar, a year old nephew of Thomas Azar, known as the King of the St. Louis Syrian colony, was found in an old abandoned shack behind the Azur residence after a week of searching.
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St. Louis
Shack
Joseph, Azar
King of
Colony
Wueleti
International News Service
Little Joseph Azar
Thomas Azar
Azur
New Castle High School Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Miss Leivo and Miss Laverick, top in the senior class, will deliver the valedictory and salutatory addresses at the June 3 commencement after achieving the highest four year averages. The entire program for graduation night will be presented by female students.
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Leivo
Laverick
New Castle High School
Cornerstone laid at St Marys Church in Sunday rite
Father Robert Wilkey delivered the cornerstone address at St Marys Catholic church Sunday afternoon marking the laying of the cornerstone for a new edifice. A large crowd of nearly five hundred attended despite bad weather, with clergy from nearby communities present.
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St Mary's
Christ
Robert Wilkey
Eulwood City
Halsome
St. Mary's Catholic Church
May Winter grips Chicago and Midwest with cold snap
Chicago and the Midwest endure a severe May cold spell as temperatures ranged from 27 to 44 degrees. A mini blizzard swept the city and 35 year old Hugh McKillen died of exposure. Forecasters expect slowly rising, near normal temperatures with no unusually warm weather in sight.
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Cubernational News Service
Chicago
Cutcaza
Mid-West
Hugh McKillen
Lie Weather Bureau
No Word As Yet From Amundsen And Companions
Patrol ship Hobby has returned to Wellman Bay with no word on Captain Roald Amundsen and his four companions. The four crew have been missing four days. weather near Spitzbergen is cold and cloudy with hazardous ice conditions reported northeast of the Danes Islands.
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Cinternational Awa
Roald Amundsen
Hobby
Wellman Bay
Habsby
Alsever
Amundsen
Lincoln Elsworth
Spitabergen
Danes Islands
Spitzbergen
Death notices and burials in Darlington and surrounding areas
Death notices list several residents with ages and street addresses including Mrs Caroline W McCowvitt of Darlington Ta and Mr Manos A Garde aged 82 at 22 Tear Sol Street Mineo Alberico aged 60 of 22 West Lawrence Street. Other names appear with ages and addresses such as Mrs Pearl J McDonald 310 Euclid Avenue Mrs Clara Wilkins 450 Croton Avenue and George Hayduk aged 35 at 22 West Saiph Street.
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Caroline W. McCowvitt
Darlington
Manos A. Garde
Tearsol Street
Mineo Alberico
Lawrence Stever
Mary Alberico
West
Lawerence Street
Dimes
Death toll from tar fire mourned at St Vitus church
Funeral services were held for Marco Alberico 60 and Mary Alberico 4 from the Tar fire at 22 West Lawrence Street. Hundreds attended the 10:45 a.m. service at St Vitus church with Rev Fr DeMita in charge. Burial followed at Vitus cemetery.
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Matt Alberico
West Lawrence Street
Marco Alberico
Mary Alberico
New Castle Hospital
St. Vitus’ Church
XN. DeMita
Vitus’ Semerery
Marco Albericy
Capi
Death toll rises from Japan quake in Hyogo prefecture
Tokyo March reports the latest casualty toll from Japan's earthquake in Hyogo Prefecture. The death count tops 900 with over 1,100 injured. Damage is estimated near 65 million dollars as dozens of towns report collapsed and burned houses.
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Luther A. Ruston
Tokio
Mars
Japan
Hro- BO
Nippon
Hyogo Prefectural
Kinosaki
STS
Boyy Ako
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Arthur Mometer
Trinity Church
Rev. Pearson
Rev
H. B. Davis
Ahovgu
Helene Aloumiani
Hestmans
Ebmer Welker
Rhea County
Charge Scopes
Supreme Court
Yeggs
H.S
Martha Leivo
Beatrice Laverick
St. Mary’s Church
North and
Beaver Streets
Wilkey
Ellwood City
Companions
Hyoga
Tssues
James PL Cope
Lawrence Auty Company
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