Rescued Flyers In Honolulu For Rest In Hospital
Commander Rodgers and his four crewmen rest in Pearl Harbor naval station hospital Honolulu awaiting discharge today. They report plans to keep a prearranged visit with Governor Farrington and requested newspapers as they recover from the voyage. The reception on arrival was celebrated as one of the most picturesque in memory with Hodges and his crew eager to return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Itemerions & Maws Service
Smif
Honolulu
Cominandar
John Rodgers
Naval Station Hospital
Pearl Harbor
Rodgers
Bis
Hodgera
Naval Station
Naval Hospital
San Francisco
Wallace Farrington
Capitol
Lihuea
Governor Farrington
Io Hospital
Skiles N. Pops
Otto Stantz
50 000 Ballots For Tuesday's Primary Distribution
County commissioners are distributing ballots for the upcoming primary to voting precincts. They have printed 50 000 ballots, the largest number ever for a county primary. Regular ballots typically total about 40 900, with many candidates issuing large quantities of sample ballots.
Politely Back the Candidate for the Fall Election
A fragmented political note urges supporters to back the chosen candidate with a smile and handshake. It counsels avoiding complaints or sympathy challenges, stressing that voters reward confidence and unity even if the opponent appears defeated. Weather mentions seventy eight today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jny
Hundred And Fifty Freshmen To Enter Westminster College
Westminster College in New Wilmington prepares for a record freshman class with more than 150 students. Dr J A Swindler registrar returns from the Pacific Coast with his family and PhD, aided by Miss Muriel Irong as file clerk and an additional secretary. College president Dr W C Wallace says total enrollment will exceed 400, registration opens next Wednesday morning and classes resume Friday.
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New Wilmington
J. A. Swindler
Westminster College
Pacific Coast
Southwort
Indiana University
Richmond
Ind
Swindler
Muriel Irong
Cornopils
W. C. Wallace
Heavy Voter Registration Expected Before Lawrence Election
Registration of voters is heavy with the last day nearing two o'clock. Industrial precincts show the biggest turnout as men previously unavailable due to work prepare to register. Uptown areas are busier than usual though similar to prior last days. Primary on Tuesday September 15 could yield the largest Lawrence county vote. registrars anticipate a late rush with hundreds yet to be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
California Girl Crowned Miss America at Atlantic City
Miss Fay Lamphier of Santa Cruz California representing Miss California won the Miss America crown at the Million Dollar Pier in Atlantic City New Jersey. She is 19, 5 feet 6 inches, 138 pounds, with blonde hair hazel eyes and fair skin. Thousands cheered as she was named winner after competing with sixty six contestants. Her goal is to become a movie star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Fay Lamphier
Santa Cruz
Calif
Million Dollar Pier
Misa Lamphier
Four Auto Accidents Reported Here This Morning
Four automobile accidents were reported to the police in the past twenty four hours none were serious. Harold Hannon’s car skidded into C C Stump’s at the P and L E crossing on West Washington street while attempting to pass. Russell Cige reported minor damage after collision with Sam and Mary Martinatin’s car at Mercer and Washington. Flora Ella Martin and Harold Clark’s cars collided on Croton avenue with slight damage. A A Redmond reported a collision with another car on Logan Street at Moody avenue intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hannon
C. C. Stump
McCready Sca Company
Washington Street
Stump
Russell Cige
North Mercer
Mercer
Sam and Mary Martinatin
Hedford Avenue
Pittsburgh
Flora Ella Martin
Crawford Avenue
Harold Clark
Croton Avenue
A. A. Redmond
Logan Street
Moody Avenue
Sidelights On New Castle Fair Draw Crowds
Andrewg entertains with balloons while candidates for office roam the midway. Sheriff hopefuls work territories as Writ is replevin seeks control of an electric washer. The Coffeyfield Co sues Lillian Blackford over a washer. A two passenger flivver coupe ferries people between town and fairgrounds. Frand Allerton paints signs for concessionaires. Auto displays entice visitors as rides fill the night. W. B. Gonnell judges cattle with a fog horn voice. Herb Saxon polices grounds and ejects a hawker. Joe Thompson reports Sharon and New Castle rivalry, while hundreds of high school pupils attend as classes end. A crowd of thousands is expected Saturday.
Amundsen Plans Fast Polar Trip With Dirigible N-1
International News Service reports Roald Amundsen aims to reach the North Pole by air in forty five hours from Spitzbergen aboard the Italian dirigible N-1. Lincoln Ellsworth, Lt. Larsen, and Lt. Dietrichsen join the expedition. eighteen men aboard. heating and radio systems to sustain polar flight.
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International News Service
Rome
Soitsbergen
North Pole
Roald Amundsen
Pole
Umberto Nobili
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Alaska
Lincoln Elsworth
Nobili
Larsen
Dietrichsen
City Sizzles In Torrid Heat Wave
New Castle endured an extremely hot day with schools dismissed early as oppressive heat blanketed the city. Thunder showers were observed but rainfall did not end the heat, and a drizzle offered limited relief as the afternoon wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Weather forecast: showers in Great Lakes Ohio valley
The Weather Bureau forecast for next week calls for a period of showers in the Great Lakes and Ohio valley regions, with another shower window in the latter half. Temperatures near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinematican News Service
Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Pormel
War Department Awaits Data On Mitchell Case
War Department officials, backed by President Coolidge, prepare a calm probe into Colonel William Mitchells alleged insubordination in aeronautics. Mitchell supporters foresee a far reaching shakeup in air forces as a court martial looms if evidence warrants. Correspondent reports tension and concern over public reaction as details unfold.
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Fred W.lrek
Atomal
Bexthce
Washington
War Ani
William Mitchell
Coolridge
Mitchell
War Department
Coolidge
Four Day Fair Closes With Judges Award Highlights
The New Castle four day fair ends this afternoon as judges complete awards. Friday attendance rose with 2,185 at the grandstand and about 10.81 in ticket cash. crowds filled five midways and livestock shows, with county clubs’ animals winning top prizes and the boys’ camp reporting a record year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
City schools enroll about ten thousand four hundred in New Castle
New Castle's school population stood at 10 404 Friday afternoon per Dr Ben G Graham superintendent and expected to rise next week as term begins. Enrollment rose at Highland McGill Rose Avenue North Street Croton and Mahoning with gains from 22 to 75 as late entrants join classes amid a heat wave. A stray note mentions 39 people on the B Washington street bridge, a scene seen by officers and not a sanctioned crossing.
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New Castle
Ben G. Graham
Schoola
Highland School
McGill School
Rose Avemn
North Street
Croton
Mahoning
B. Washington Street Bridge
Civil Actions For Damages Filed In Auto Accident Case
Three lawsuits grown from the death of Mary Kennedy and injuries to others from a New Wilmington road auto crash were filed at the courthouse this morning. Plaintiffs are Ida E B Andrews, R P Kennedy executor of Mary Kennedy, and Eugene J Kennedy. Amounts asked are not named as only part of the papers were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy
New Wilmington
Court House
Ida EB. Andrews
R P. Kennedy
Eugene J. Kennedy
Marriage Licenses Listed From Akron to New Castle
James Wise of Akron Ohio and Minnie Strayer listed for marriage license. John W Cash of New Castle with Minnie M Williams. John Saal of New Castle and Rose George. Minnie M Williams of New Castle and John W Cash.
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James Wise
Akron
Minnie Strayer
West Pittsburg
John W. Cash
New Credi
Minnie M. Williams
New Castle
John Saal
New Costle
Rose George
Enon Valley Road Work Is Completed Open About October 1
The concrete highway between Mt. Jackson and Enon Valley, spanning two and two-tenths miles, is finished and will open to through traffic in about three weeks per District Engineer McCarrel. Colonial Construction of Pittsburgh poured the concrete. final cleanup and shaping will take longer.
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Enon Valley
Mt. Jackson
Tvo
McCarrel
Colonial Construction Company of
Pittsburgh
Highway Department
Delay in Tax Arrests Pending Payments by Women
Of 115 women marked for arrest by the city treasurer for unpaid personal taxes, 55 had paid by Friday afternoon. City Treasurer Ira M. Romney postponed any action to Thursday of next week. Indications today were that most of the 115 would pay soon, avoiding arrests.
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Ana
Ira MM
Romney
Ubil
Reduced Rates On Anthracite Coal Ordered In Effect
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads may apply reduced rates on anthracite coal shipped from Pennsylvania to Connecticut and Massachusetts with ten days notice, effective on or before October 15. The change shortens the prior 30 day notice to expedite shipments amid the anthracite strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hold Chinaman For Tong Murder
Yee Porn age 17 was held on a murder charge in the slaying of Charley Yee a Hip Sing Tong district leader in New Kensington laundry. George Wong who slept at the laundry the night of the killing is missing.
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Tinternational News
Pittsburgh
Yee Porn
Charley Yee
Hip Sing Tong
New Kensington
George Wong
Lee Hundry
Plan To Deport Hundred Tong Men
International News Service reports that Eddie Cong of the Hip Sings signaled willingness to end Tong warfare with the On Leongs while about 200 Chinese men in eastern cities awaited deportation examinations. The roundup, joint by four federal departments, targets illegal residents and Tong crime links. Suspects were seized in Buffalo Baltimore Washington and other eastern cities. All were seamen overstaying six months allowed. Quong Fook Lo Hing Chin Chung were among those arrested, with Chin carrying a white paper bearing a black key symbol indicating secret society membership.
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International News Service
New York
Eddie Cong
Hip Sings
Federal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Washington
United States
Hutt
Llegal
Quong Fook
Chin Chung
Lo Hing
Grong
Chin
Russell Dewberry Struck by Vehicle on West Washington
Russell Lee Dewberry aged about three, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dewberry of 1413 West Washington street, was slightly injured at noon today when a Ford motor car struck him on West Washington street in front of his home. He was taken to New Castle Hospital by his father for examination and then returned home with bumps and bruises.
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Russell Lee Dewberry
Uve Féara
Frank Dewberry
West Washington Street
New Castle
Two Masked Bandits Hold Up Crack Train Near Minot
Two masked bandits robbed the Soo Lines Mountaineer train near Minot North Dakota early today. Officials seek the loot amount as the train arrives later this afternoon. A separate Mahoning Avenue break in Honing Garage reported items stolen including a speedometer and Ford battery. Detectives and officers investigated the garage incident.
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Mahoning Garage
Mahoning Avenue
Wia
C. G. Logan
Connors and
Hillery
Tinternationsl
Minneapolis
Minn
Soo Lines
Minot
N. D
August tally shows twelve contagious cases reported
August city health report lists twelve communicable disease cases for the month including one infantile paralysis and five diphtheria cases. The figures highlight public health concerns and identify the diseases affecting residents.
Dr Wallace Visit To Shenango Valley Hospital
Dr Wallace of Pittsburgh will be at Shenango Valley hospital on Tuesday September 15 for Rotary club cases.
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Dr. Wallace
City
Wallace
Pittsburgh
Shenango Valley Hospital
Governor Pinchot to hear operators on coal strike
Governor Pinchot will meet Major William W. Inglis of Scranton and others to hear the operators side of the anthracite dispute. Advisers say operators and miners may be closer than expected, noting a 10 percent wage request is not fatal but a wider wage equalization and check-off compromise could end the stalemate. Inglis travels from Scranton to the governor’s name place for the 1 o'clock conference.
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International News
Milford
Pinchot
Atlantic City
Joseph J. Walsh
Pinchor
Pennsylvania
Inglis
Scranton
League of Nations extends Germany pact invitation
In Geneva on September announced a personal invitation from M Briand for Germany to confer with allied foreign ministers on a European security pact. Herr Stresseman, the German chancellor, will receive the invitation from the French ambassador in Berlin Tuesday. The note suggests a conference in early October with no time or venue fixed.
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Geneva
Germany
Wes
Herr Stresseman
Bertin
M. M. Briand
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Arthur Mometer
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S. Ho Andrewg
J. D. Long
Menaees
Coffeyfield Company
Harry
Frand Allerton
Conessionaires
W. B. Gonnell
State College
Wea
Herb Saxon
P Q
Cadcade Park
Pair Association
Joe Thompson
Sharon
Thompson
IAM
Aratha
Loturdaul
Ellsworth
Welief
Army
Navy
Tri-State
H. R. McCulloch
McGaslin
Berkshire
Rob
Tong
Hip
Russell Dewberry
League of Nations
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