League of Nations Opens Thirty-Fifth Session in Geneva
Geneva September 2 opening of the League of Nations council session sees potential East tensions over Mosul. Britain and Turkey claim Mosul with Kurdish, Arabian, and Assyro-Chaldean populations. a League commission report proposes options that could shift control, risking renewed conflict in the region. The dispute jeopardizes eastern peace as council considers mandate and borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Geneva
Mason International
Evine Titalr
League of Nations Council
Mosul
Council
Turkey
Great Britain
League of Nations Commission
London
the Council
Britain
Irak
Six Missing in Dismal Swamp Search Continues
International News Service reports Norfolk authorities extend the hunt for six members of W Z Ellis's Berkeley family feared lost in the dismal swamp near Norfolk. The party, including Ellis's wife, three children, a grandchild and son in law Elbert Harris, left for a short ride and disappeared as fires smolder in the swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Harris
Auto Party
Geranium Plant With Sixteen Flowers At Three Years
Mrs. Charles McCarron of Wami p um grows a three year old geranium in a port box with sixteen fully developed blooms and nine near opening. The unusual plant showcases abundant flowering for its age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCarron
Wamipum
Arthur Mometer and the Football Fever Briefing
A nostalgic note on football season fever sweeping players in early morning practice. Cleated shoes and shoulder pads spill from dirt to uniforms as moleskins get cleaned. The author alludes to the coming game and the sounds of practice echoing in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
McNaugher to Aid Dry Chief in Pittsburgh Prohibition Effort
Frederick C. Baird announced a bold prohibition enforcement push in Central and Western Pennsylvania with McNaugher as a key attorney. McNaugher, a WWII veteran, holds law from Pitt and serves in multiple civic groups, while Baird moves the office to the House building for a more active campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Prohibition Enforcement Agency
Pennsylvania
Frederick C. Baird
Baird
Gus J. Simons
W. H. McNaugher
McNaugher
Lafayett Syenua
North Side
John McNaugher
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Allegheny High School
Westminster College
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State
Three Hundred and Twantieth Field Artillery
American Legion
Legion
Obervatory Post
No.1
the Carsistory
the Shrine
Atwood Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kiwanis
Kappa Phi Lambda
Delta Theta Phi
United Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah Dirigible Prepares Westward Flight from Lakehurst
The Shenandoah with a crew of 38 under Captain Lansdowne begins a multi leg journey from Lakehurst New Jersey towards Scott Field near St. Louis Missouri. It will pass over Philadelphia Wheeling Pittsburgh and Indianapolis before reaching Detroit moored at Ford’s new mast then returns via Michigan Ohio and Milwaukee to Lakehurst in a planned sequence through Monday.
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International Fees Service
Lakehurst N. J
Scott Field
St. Louis
Achary Lansdowne
Philadelphia
Wheeling
W. Ve. Pittaturgh
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
3Fc
Des Moines
Eau Claire
Fou du Lac
Milwaukee
Wis
Minenapolis
Detroit
Henry Ford
Lakehuret
Michigan
Toledo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Arrivias
Lakehurst
Lehigh Employee Injured in Local Plant Incident
Angelo Ferrari of John Street employee at Lehigh Portland Cement Co suffered a severe injury to the left foot in a plant accident this morning. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital where he is reported to be resting as well as can be expected. doctors do not anticipate amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Ferrari
John Street
Lehigh: Portland Cement Company
Shenango Valley Hospital
Two New Faculty Members Join Westminster College
Westminster College announces two new faculty appointments for the upcoming term. Dr. Gilbert H. Taylor becomes professor of Ancient Languages replacing Dr. A. D. Fraser, while Miss Mildred A. Ailman assumes charge of the library replacing Miss Marlon Redway. Ailman begins cataloguing the library with assistance from Margaret B. Robertson as part time English instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Westminster
Gilbert H. Taylor
Southwestern College of
Winfield, Kenses
A. D. Fraser
Mildred A. Ailman
Pennsylvania
Stats College
Simmons College
Boston
Library of Westminster
Marlon Redway
Pr. Taylor
Taylor
United States
American Academy
Rome
DePauw University
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Michigan
Tay [Ior
University
Berlin
Johnston
Johns Hopkins University
Balimore
Southwestern College
Miss Ailman
Carnegie Library
Pennsylvania State College
New Wilmington
Miss Allman
Margaret B. Robertson
Warren
Mt. Holyoke College
New Castle Plate Spotted in Bryn Mawr Passes
Dr. R Paul Lowery of Bryn Mawr Pa reports seeing a car with a New Castle plate pass his Bryn Mawr office on Friday August 28 He recalls it as like breath from home but could not identify the car occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul Lowery
Bryn Mawr
RB. J. Lowery
Divorce sought by Mrs. George Remus in Cincinnati
Mrs. George Remus, wife of the former bootlegging king of Cincinnati, seeks a divorce. Remus faces arrest when released from the Atlanta federal prison to serve a year at Dayton on a dry law violation charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Remus
Cincinnati
Remus
Atlanta
Dayton
Pirates Have Flag In Grasp Says Hornsby on Pennant
Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Nationals spoke to a News representative about the Pirates race for their first pennant since 1909. He praised Pittsburgh as the greatest hitting National League team, with pep and a World Series aim. He noted their edge against rivals and claimed the flag is practically clinched. He also commented that the Glanty are tough to beat, especially at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Nationals
New Castile C. & P
Centennial Field
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
Pirates
Iis
St. Louis Taant
Juat
Horauby
Merry Swish of Corn Cutter Opens Early in Lawrence County
Corn cutting season starts two weeks early along New Wilmington road as weather turns favorable. Early fields show rapid growth after a dry spell and timely rains. Farmers expect a good crop across the county with many fields already mature and being cut this week.
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Lawrence County
New Wilmington
Action Urged to Repeal Tax Publicity Clause
Washington reports indicate federal income tax returns are not revealing true income and harm business. Treasury officials favor repealing the publicity feature, arguing disclosures aid competitors and distort wealth realities. Collectors and many taxpayers oppose publicizing returns while some publishers print tax amounts.
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International Net Service
Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Melton
Congress
Through with liquor forever ends bootlegger Remus story
International News from Atlanta reports George Remus, once head of a Cincinnati bootlegging operation, declaring I am through with liquor forever as he finishes a Federal Penitentiary sentence and becomes a free man after nearly three years. Ralph Mahannah and son Ralph J. Mahannah of Meadville visit Remus’s former parents in East Washington Street, returning from abroad with Mr. and Mrs. Fishburn.
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International
Beringa
Atlanta
George Remus
Cincinnati
Sam
Pederal
Tarawall
Are Et
Ralph Mahannah
Ralph J
Meadville
James Fishburn
East Washington Street
Old County St
Planes Search Near Hawaii After Rodgers Missing Flight
Navy aircraft PN-9 No. 1 with four aboard vanished 300 miles from Honolulu amid a Pacific storm. San Francisco radio stations reported no word as rescue ships and submarines hunted the craft, while hopeful officers noted the long flight nearly complete before fuel ran low.
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Rodgers
Hilo
Mutual Wireless Company
U. S
Golden Gate
Navy
PNO No. 1
Pacific
Honolulu
John Rodgers
Aroostook
U.S. S. Farragut
U.S. S. Tanager
Pearl Harbor
Lanaina
Maui
San Francisco-Honolulu
Naval Headquarters
Crew Of Plane Missing At Sea
SAN FRANCISCO September 2 Following is the crew of the missing naval plane PN 9 Number 1 Commander John Rodgers Havre De Grace Maryland Lt Byron James Connell pilot and second in command Pittsburgh Aviation Pilot Ry Pope G P O USN Jackson Tenn Chief radio man Otis Gilbert Stantz Terre Haute Indiana Aviation machinist mate William M Bowlin Richmond Indiana
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San Francisco
John Rodgers
Flght
Havre de Grace
Maryland
Byron James Connell
Pittsburgh
Ry Pope
U.S. N. Jackson
Tenn
Otis Gilbert Stantz
Terre Haute
Ind
William M. Bowlin
Richmond
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic march in Grand Rapids
Nearly all of the Civil War veterans remaining, about 9,000, will march in the 59th annual Grand Army of the Republic parade in Grand Rapids. A portion will ride in automobiles while ambulances are parked along the route. Continued on page two.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Grand Rapida
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman Dies From Injuries After Motorcycle Crash
Mrs Isa bel Margia, 23, of Youngstown Ohio, died in New Castle hospital from injuries after a Monday motorcycle accident on the New Castle Fllwood road. Her husband Thomas Margia survived, two children escaped, and she leaves parents Henry and Mary Flickner and siblings John Howard Benjamin Edward Rosetta Annabell and Goldie. Funeral plans not yet set.
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New Castle-Fllwood
Isabel Margia
Thomas Margia
Youngstown
Ohio
New Castle Hospital
Margin H
Margin
Lawrence County Mouth Organ Championship Planned
Three adjudicators named Prof Thomas Wei Johns Prof Terry W Carson and J W Syp herwell known pianist will judge the Lawrence County mouth organ contest to be held Wednesday evening at the Penn theatre entry open to all players. Hilvabeth Fleming will accompany the entrants for the piano and winners receive a silver loving cup with place on a Pittsburgh broadcast program and additional prizes for runners up.
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Lawrence County
Thomas Wei Johns
New Castle
Terry W. Carson
Youngstown
J. W. Sypher
Eatty
Penn Theatre
Lawrence Bounty
Hilvabeth
Martin Fleming
Pittsburgh
Teus
Lobe
Hartman Chest President Elect Hartman Chest President
Thomas Hartman, a director of the M C A and former director of the organization last year, was elected president of the New Castle Community Chest for 1925 26 at a Tuesday afternoon meeting. J K Love was re elected vice president H B Richards and W E Waddington were re elected treasurers Miss Bessie Cummings was named assistant treasurer.
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Thomas Hartman
M.C. A
New Castle Community Chest
Board of Trade
J. K. Love
H. B. Richards
Death Record for Mrs Sitiea Ke Bennett and Others
The notice lists the death of Mrs Sitiea Ke Bennett from Sho ormngo Township, and names David Wetngton Dennis aged 8, Mrs Jackson, Dohy C Haus 74, and Mrs Ethel Craig from Piatsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Sitiea Ke Bennett
Shoormngo Township
David Wetngton Dennis
Jackson
Dohy C. Haus
New Crate
Ethel Craig
Piatsburgh, Pa
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Arthur Mometer
Big Dirigible
Shenandoah
Westaward
Lehigh
John E. Cahill
Ellwood City
Bella McMizn
George C. Nolte
Lena M. Kuder
Wm. Onspraught
Beaver Falls
Eva B. Collins
Carmine Orgoen
Josephine Nortfa
Jay Rodker
Ruth BH. Watkins
St. Louis Star
Chase
Treasury Department
Hawaii
A.R. Veterans
Grand Rapids
Amy
Hartman Chest
Chest
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