Han ford MacNider Appointed Assistant Secretary of War
Hanford MacNider arrived in Washington from Mason City to take the oath as assistant secretary of war. He thanked President Coolidge and met with Secretary Davis in his office, where J. B. Randolph administered the oath. He then began briefing himself on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Hanford MacNider
France
MacNider
Mason City
White House
President Coolidge
Davis
J. B. Randolph
Department
Captain Diehl Remarks After City of Rome Sinks S-51
Captain John H. Diehl of the steamship City of Rome said he was sorry for the boys after the liner rammed and sank the U S submarine S-51 off Block Island with 32 dead. Fireman Michael Lira testified at a naval inquiry in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Mass
John H. Diehl
City of Rome
Block Island
Michael Lira
Charlestown Navy Yard
Strange City Sights and Oddities Observed
Two meat truck drivers in white coats haul coal while a woman powders her face before using a city treasury window as a mirror. Traffic Policeman Tyrrell warns a visiting motorist of the no left turn rule on Mercer street. A long haired lady, an arithmetic dog with one elevated foot, and tame rabbits roaming a neighbor’s yard are all noted as morbid crowds study marsh murder photos. An overcoat wearer leaves his vest and coat unbuttoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrrell
Mercer Street
Subpoena Served On State Officials In Wrigley Case
Subpoenas were served on Attorney General George W. Woodruff and Banking Secretary Peter G Cameron to appear before the middle district federal court to defend injunction proceedings brought by Wrigley Pharmaceutical of Atlantic City New Jersey. United States Marshal A J Herron will serve similar papers. Rotan district attorney of Philadelphia announced the move as the company seeks to prevent state and Philadelphia authorities from interfering with its stock sales by mail in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburgh
George W. Woodruff
Peter G. Cameron
Middle District Federal Court
Wrigley Pharmaceutical Company
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
A. J. Herron
Samuel P. Rotan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Banking Department
Butler Buys Cromwell NYSE Seat For 122000
Henry A. Butler president of the Valley Investment Company buys the former NYSE seat of the late Seymour L. Cromwell for 122000. Butler is the son of veteran steel maker Joseph G. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Henry A. Butler
The
Valley Investment Company
New York Stock Exchange
Seymour L. Cromwell
Butler
Joseph G. Butler
Furnace Searched Fueled by Enthusiasm
A humorous note seeks a furnace that can be fired with enthusiasm, implying a lively demand for a warming device powered by spirited energy. It frames a playful condition rather than a technical specification, highlighting a quirky want amid cold conditions.
Mission Workers to Occupy Pulpits Sunday
City mission workers identified with multiple churches will hold two mass meetings on Sunday. At 2 45 pm in First Christian on the Diamond and at 7 30 pm in First Baptist, the City Mission will present its strongest religious program yet. Morning and evening services list speakers from Erie to Buffalo and Cleveland to Dayton with a major public mass meeting at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Diamond
First Baptist Church
City Mission
New Castle
First M. E
Art C. Blackmore
Erie
First Presbyterian
Geo
W. Soerheide
Cleveland
First U. P
G. H. Meinardi
Columbus
First Baptist
Bob Ingersol
Grand Rapids
Mich
Epworth
M. E
Fred Becker
Milwaukee
Wis
Pinchot to Visit City for Meetings and Dinner
Governor Pinchot will arrive about 4 PM, inspect the state employment agency at the YMCA, meet state employees, and tour state aided institutions until 6 30. A public dinner at Fountain Inn follows, with a short Community Chest address before a mass meeting at Lawrence County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Fountain Tnn
Fountain Inn
Community Chest
Lawrence County Court House
Ellwood City
Beaver Valley
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Salvation Army activity in New Castle highlighted
The Salvation Army in New Castle reports months of service including feeding 234 hungry, aiding 151 families with groceries, providing 1 172 garments and blankets to the destitute, and 355 meetings for seniors. Directors announce inclusion in the Community Chest with a 4000 dollar budget to sustain ongoing outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
New Castle
New Castle Salvation Army
Castle
Community Chest
J. C. Taggart
A. M. Graham
H. M. Goldberg
T. W. Dickey
A. B. Foster
W. S. Sample
D. H. Ray
H. G. Preston
L. Ray
F. House
T. V. A. Malloy
Almira Home Seeks 7500 Budget For Next Year
The Community Chest budget committee and Almira Home directors report that 7500 will fund next year. Expansion may follow, aiding the forty five awaiting admission. Directors listed include Mrs J L Stratton president and Mrs H C Harper vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Almira Home
New Castle
J. L. Stratton
H. C. Harper
B. F. Butler
C. E. Trainor
Carrie Agnew
R. G. Maxwell
J. McCready
A. S. Love
W. A. Strumater
G. A. Rigby
James Ward Reis
Royal welcome for Prince of Wales ends 202 day tour
Crowds line Victoria to Parliament Square as the Prince of Wales receives a grand official greeting from Premier Baldwin and dignitaries. The procession passes Cenotaph and Trafalgar Square before entering Buckingham Palace to end a 202 day tour covering 25 000 miles. He and the king ride in a landau amid cheers from thousands.
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Wales
Baldwin
Canterbury
Admiral Beatty
Earl of Cavan
Westminster
Argentine
Uruguay
Chile
Duke of York
Prince Henry
Prince
Victoria Station
Victoria Oe
Victoria Street
Parliament Square
Whitehall
Trafalgar Square
Admiralty Arch
Pal
Bukingham Palace
Polish demands loom at German pact talks
Polish foreign minister M. Skrynski pressed for an eastern security pact as strong as the western one Germany signed. He urged a compulsory territorial arbitration treaty while Berlin sought a written evacuation pledge and other concessions, with only a verbal agreement reportedly given so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Skrynski
Skrynski
Germany
Cologne
Sabbath School Workers Elect City Delegates
State Sabbath school workers selected this city as the convention site. Lawrence county sent the largest delegation, led by the First Baptist Sunday school of New Castle with at least 15 delegates. Dr. Hugh S. Macgill urged trained teachers, better equipment, and expanded cultivation of Sabbath school work noting 60 percent of Pennsylvania children receive no religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
First Baptist Sunday School
New Castle
Hughs. Macgill
International Association of Religious Education
Pennsylvania
Union
Coolidge
Urge Beveridge Appointment as Indiana Senator
Everett Sanders and other Republicans urge Beveridge to be appointed Indiana senator. They argue Beveridge would prevent a factional Republican split next year that could cost them Senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Indiana
Everett Sanders
Senate
Two Hundred Chest Workers to Start Talk
A city campaign meeting invites all interested observers to witness its operations. The Chest Drive will feature a partial report from the Advance Gifts committee led by David B. Pyle. Dinner is arranged by Mrs. DeGraff Pearson with a long list of hostesses serving the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Gifts Committee
David 8. Pyle
J. C .Norris
W. E. Harris
J. T. Bovard
A. R. Kingsberry
J. Hays Wirsing
Perry Brest
Bowling Season At Y Opens Thursday
The Y M C A bowling season opened Thursday with a record number of bowlers using the association privileges. Alleys are in first class condition and ready for the winter season. Members are reminded excess sit and eat complaints about swollen feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Kirker
Mrs Dalzell Burial and Local Obituaries
Funeral services for Mary Jane Dalzell were held Thursday at 11 a.m. from her Montgomery Avenue home with Rev. Schnebly officiating. Pallbearers included Sharp Fuller ton and Leslie brothers. Oak Park Cemetery burial. Addison S Black aged 16 died Oct 15 at 5 p.m. at 1325 East Washington Street after long illness. Born New Castle Oct 15 1909 son of Samuel and Mrs. Black. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. from home. Oak Park Cemetery burial. Mrs Susie Grau funeral Thursday at 10:30 a.m. from 610 East Washington Street. Rev. George Rupp officiated. interment Graceland Cemetery. pallbearers were relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams Ray
Richelieu Avenue
Mr. Ray
New Castle
James A. Ray
Second United Presbyterian Church
The
Carpenters Union
Jennie Caldwell Ray
James Book
J. Arthur Ray
Youngstown
Margaret
Grace
Robert
James Cubbison
Sharon
A. J. Randles
Second
U. P. Church
United Presbyterian Cemetery
Plaingrove
Mr. Comstock
Lester Johnston Comstock
James B. Comstock
Millburn
Rev. Snyder
Volant Methodist Church
Mercer Cemetery
Addison S. Black
Addison
Black
East Washington Street
Samuel Black
Anna Marie
Smead
Toledo
Oak Park Cemetery
Dreams Cost Money and Chopsuey Myth in Canton
A quirky editorial observes that authentic chopsuey remains scarce in Canton and nearby Chinese cities while noting the social cost of idealized dreams tied to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
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City Treasury
Wrigley
Seat
Eskailf
Corpse Brothers
Foster Brothers, Inc
Jefferson Street
Donsel Brothers
S. Plummer Emery
Judge Emery
Unce Emery
Emery Publicity Committee
Croton
U. P
George W. Soerheide
G. H. Mainardi
Seventh Ward Presbyterian
A. C. Blackmore
Third Christian
W. E. —Paul
St. Paul's Lutheran
Archie Gibson
Bethany Lutheran
Harry Johnston
Seventh Ward
Fred Beck
John Robertson
Buffalo, N. Y
Metzler
Harry P. McBride
Citizen's National Bank
Almira
PACT
Mr. Williams
Robert Williams
St. Mary’s Church
M. J. Brenfian
James Coyne
John White
Floyd Gettings
William Forbes
John Cross
Marion Woods
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hartman
Clark & Mackie Co
New Castle’s Best
Victor
Edison
Milleman Music Co
Ohio Music Co
West Washington St
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers
Foster
the Winter CO
East Washington
New Castle PA
Davis Shoe Co
Mannish
Oxfords
the Children's Shoe Store
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