Labor Day Sports Draw Twenty Thousand at Cascade Park
A large crowd gathered at Cascade Park for Labor Day activities drawing about twenty thousand. Winners across multiple events included John Kraft and Sarah Mears in swimming and running races, with prizes cash or valuables. The day featured contests, dancing, and a grand fireworks display closing the celebration.
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Labor Day
Cascade Park
H.C. Anderson
James Puker
Margaret Cogley
Anna Lenhart
John Durlesser
Stanley D. Eliott
Gpen
David Jones
Paul Oatley
Velma Rzecznik
William Phipps
Torrance Rankin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Petition Filed To Open Judgment In Lattavio Suit
Petition to open judgment and frame an issue was pressed before Judge Emery in the Ralph Serafino et al vs Eleaterio Lattavio et al case arising from a claimed $6000 endorsed note connected to Roman Albertino of a South Mill Street sales room. A motion for judgment for want of a sufficient affidavit of defense was made in L L Maxwell against Edward Donovan.
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Emery
Ralph Serafino
Eleaterio Lattavio
Roman Albertino
Thousands See the New Improved Ford at Universal Sales
Thousands responded to a News advertisement and visited Universal Sales at 420 Croton Avenue to view the New Improved Ford. From Saturday afternoon to Labor Day, about 3,000 people saw the cars, with many calling Sunday and on the holiday reach, showcasing advertising power in driving interest and sales potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Sales Company
Croton Avenue
Universal Sales Room
Ford
Baird fires all of Day force at Pittsburgh
Baird replaces Pittsburgh staff claiming plots for holiday beer shipments. An advance report said two carloads of beer were close to Simons' office. Martsolf returns to run the office, and a 76-man force including 35 secret service operatives will be installed.
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Pittsburgh
Poisten
Secret Service
Simons
Baird
Martsolf
Reunion of 332nd Regiment Returns Home
New Castle men who served in the famed 332nd regiment in World War I attended the annual reunion at the Hollenden hotel in Cleveland. About 1200 veterans gathered for regimental and company reunions, with Headquarters Company reelecting William G. Fleming as president. The next regimental reunion will be in Columbus, Ohio, in 1926.
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New Castle
Hollenden
Cleveland
Additioo
William G. Fleming
Columbus
New Jersey Youth Insane In Double Killing Case
Montclair police chief Edward S Reiley plans to link the collegian Noel to crimes in New York while he was confined to a New Jersey sanatorium. Florence Kine was slain in a Brooklyn vacant lot last May and Noel may be connected. A three-physician commission will evaluate his sanity. if insane, commitment to Trenton asylum. Plans call for trial for raping and kidnapping a 6 year old Mary Daly and the murder of chauffeur Raymond Pierce. No motion for mental examination by prosecutors. defense must seek insanity plea if applicable.
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Edward S. Reiley
Chiet
Montclair
New York
Noel
Overbrook Hospital
New Jersey
Florence Kine
Brooklyn
Reiley
Nio
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
J. Victor T'Aloia
James A. Mason
Essex County Prosecutor's Office
Washington pays final tribute to intrepid flyers
Officials from both departments and diplomatic corps attend the simple, flag draped funerals. Captain Evens Scott presides over burial rites as gunfire and taps mark each lowering. Commander Lansdowne’s remains lie in state at Fort Meyer chapel before burial on Dewey Knoll. Three Marines and three bluejackets escort each grave with plain headstones.
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Diplomatic Corps of
Tall Nations
Thera
Evens Scott
Naval Chaplains
Lansdowne
Fort Meyer
Marine Guard
Canon W. L. DeVries
Washington Cathedral
Scott
Dewey Knoll
Bluejackets
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle Area Notables
Obituary notices list Robert M Patton 49 of 310 Milton street died Saturday at New Castle Hospital after pneumonia. He left a wife Renatta Mills Patton, two sons Harold and William, and six siblings. Funeral at 4 pm from 310 Milton Street, Greenwood Cemetery interment. Also listed are Samuel Tomer 72 of Pulaski. Edna H Irwin 39 of Utica. Mrs Elizabeth Humphrey 87 of Portersville. Jefferson Cooper 70 of Harrisville. and other local deaths with brief service and burial details.
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Robert M. Patton
Milton Shost
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Patton W
Sandy Leake
Mercer County
Nathan
Cleora Patton
First Presbyterian Church
Renatta Mills
Patton
Harold
William
Jassie Handell
Cumberland
Ruth Perry
New Castle
Catherine Strouse
Youngstown
Alex
West Middlesex
Claud
Oscar Patton
Mileton Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Samuel
Tomer
Pulaski
Nater
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Catherine Houk
George
Jane
Pur Jaski
Rev. Baker
Fair Oaks
New Wilmington
Edna H. Irwin
Edna HE. Irwin
South Bay Street
Miss Irwin
Lawrence County
Calvin 5
Engloyd Irwin
Utilsafty
First Baptist Church
C. 8. Irwin
H. M. Hazen
Harry Irwin
Hoy
George M. Landis
Graceland Cemetery
Wilam
William Faust
Rebecca Street
Uwe
Hannah FP
Mary Murphy
Joseph
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson Cooper
Jefferson, Cooper
Harrisville
Clarence Otman
Cleveland
William Smith J
Canton
Harvey Coonar
Arthur Cooper
North
Liberty
Howard
Blonda Cooper
Isle Baptist Cemeery
Willan Hisophrey
Elizabeth Humphrey
Wiliam Humphrey
Portersville
Margaret Sloan
Wooster, C
J. R. Humphrey
BE. W. Humphrey
Butler
James
Slater
J. C. Waller
Harmony
Porteraville Presbyterian Church
McClelland
Church Cemetery
Local fair opening prep amid Canfield fair links
Preparations accelerate for the upcoming Wednesday start of the local fair as Canfield County exhibitors and attractions move toward the grounds. A new rest room funded by the W C T U group is nearly ready, with meals and check rooms to aid attendees and volunteers.
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New Castle
Canfield County
Canfield
Mra
Dodge Brothers
Ady
Petitions to Adopt Children Granted
Petitions to adopt Althea Mae Dunn were presented to Judge Emery by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison M. Reynolds of 305 2 West North Street. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomes Dunn of Youngstown, Ohio, consented to the adoption as they are not living together. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Deel of the Second Ward were granted permission to adopt Lois Ann Sweeney, daughter of Ella Sweeney of Pittsburgh.
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Althea Mae
Dunn
Emery
Harrison M. Reynolds
West North Street
Thomes Dunn
Youngstown
Rae
John F. Deel
Second Ward
Lois Ann Sweeney
Ella Sweeney
Fittsburgh
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Soler Agents Federal
du Pont
Love & Megown
Physicians Pharmacy
Washington Street
Crane’s Chocolates
Intrepid
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D.G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton
Lewis
Elizabeth Lewis
David Myler
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H. R. Hughes
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Siome
Congerth Siome
Antonia Soma
Churen
Fiala
Oak Park Cemetery
James Calvin Robison
Petersburg
Rabben
Co. 4
Harry
California
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C. W. Dunn
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Albert Shields
Carria Shielda
Howard Shielda
Detroit
Michigan
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Harrington Panera
Adolph
Harrington
Jos. S. Rice Company
East North Street
Rev. C. D. Fulton
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H. C. Allison
A. S. Dean
Archie Davis
Shalansky
Edne A. Shalansky
West Washington Street
Liberty Theatre Orchestra
Oak Park
James Leroy Shaffer
Harry Shaffer
Wilmington Township
Mercar County
Rich
Fair Oaks Cemetery
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Ward
News
Republican
BR. Lawrence
New Democratic
Mocluliswd North
M. O
Clint) Kianmadet
Fourth Ward
Vicker
Tury
Ouroin
Atynion Township
William M. Hour
Wayne Township
Joseph B. Fisor
Apple & Recorder
Ammetto W.button
Register and Recorder
F. M. Adams
Sheriff
Comxry
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Frame J. Waddington
Haatbrook
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Baatbrage Bubjec
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Jack M. Dunlap
Sheritts
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Fee City
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Sixth Ward
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Seiger
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Aid Ward
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T.A. E. Macoonaey
Biwnod City
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Helen B. Ewing
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Foster Brothers, Inc
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S. Plummer Emery
Lawren
Emery Publicity Committee
Wallace Brock
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