Smith Opened Presidential Campaign at Huge Chicago Picnic
Governor Al Smith launched his bid for the Democratic nomination at a Beverly Hills Cook County picnic before an estimated 100000 supporters. He outlined a reform program to save 200 million dollars yearly, criticized federal economy measures, and promised progress in science and business while avoiding mention of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Chicago
al Smith
New York
Cook County Democracy
Beverly Hills
Smith
Scott
Washington
Hue
Enon Valley Celebration Awards Parade Prizes Listed
Merchants in Enon Valley and the city sponsored prizes for the celebration parade. Judges tackled many eligible participants and selected winners for prettiest girl driving a car, youngest baby, best business display, and oldest and oldest car. First to Fr. Harrison Davidson’s granddaughter and others honored. Second prize winners noted for the baby and business displays. Oldest Ford Roadster won by William Zilch, matched by costumed occupants.
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Enon Valley
Helen Riddle
Frances Fullerton
Frev
Harrison Davidson
Enon Valley Presbyterian Church
C. W. Dewalt
Neag
Imboden & Zeh
Cart Zeh
William Zilch
Enon Valley Parade Highlights Local Winners and Appeal for Road
The parade honored Leon Zilch with a 1916 model car. Elmer Cobbins won first in the farm display with Fred Marton second. Mertin won in best decorated open car with Harry Lilner second. Florence Imberlen took first for best decorated closed car. Fred 4eh second. H M Good won as heaviest driver, with Arthur Andrews second. Oldest couple prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Rhodes. second to William Imboden and spouse. William Pickles won for greatest distance, Cameron of Knoxville second. Enon Valley High School and A O Stratton’s truck finale featured crowd-pleasing vehicles. A large supper followed at the Presbyterian hall, with 800 served, amid a tour of Glad Haven and remarks by Judge Emery and others urging highway improvements linking Enon Valley with Beaver and Pittsburgh-Cleveland corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Zilch
Elmer Cob-bins
Fred Marton
Mertin
Harry Lilner
Florence Imberlen
Fred 4Eh
H M. Good
New Castle
Arthur Andrews
Mgr
Abram Rhodes
Rhodes
William Imboden
Buon Valley
William Pickles
Pittsburgh
BE. BL Cameron
Knoxville
High School of
Enon
A. O. Stratton
Mr. Jackson
Susis
Enon Valley
The
Presbyterian Church
Gladhaven
Harry M. Good
Mt. Jackson Band
Andrews
George R. Andrews
Beaver County
P. Emery
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Charles Matthews
North, Beaver
Little Beaver
Enon’ Valley
H. Bell
William §. Cook
Good Roads Committee
Beaver Falls
T. J. McCullough
Harrison Davidson
Ross M. Haverfield
Westfield Presbyterian Church
Enon Vailey
H. M. Good
G. W. Tewalt
Jacob Fisher
Barry Gealey
Republicans Rally for Fall Ticket in Lawrence County
Party harmony dominated a Lawrence County meeting as winners and candidates urged fealty to the ticket. Harrison M. Buck Reynolds thanked voters after winning sheriff and urged support for the ticket in the fall. John E. Fee echoed Reynolds, pledging assistance. Alden Bryan pledged to back the ticket and Orville Brown urged Republicans to back the primary choice. D. O. Davies and Jess W. Jenkins spoke as winners and near-winners, with others addressing the gathering amid road work and a football game nearby.
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Harrison M
Buck” Reynolds
Sherif
Reynolds
John E. Fee
Fee
Wallace
Elder Bryan
Orville Brown
Brown
D. O. Davies
Councilmanse
Jess W. Jenkins
Alley
Enon Road
Nations Flyers Testify On Air Service Reform Plan
Pilots tell inquiry board that a separate air corps may be the solution to aviation ills but stop short of demanding an independent air ministry. Mitchel commander John Rodgers and 30 top flyers are to testify as the board examines aviation policy. Proceedings extend the week with army and navy leaders to follow before commercial aviation hearings. The board aims to finish open sessions in three weeks and file a report to President Coolidge in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Mitchell
Air Row
Army
Mary
Patrick
Mitchel
John Rodgers
George Steele
Los Angeles
Navy
Coolidgs
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
A list of patients admitted and discharged from Shenango Valley Hospital includes Mrs. Anna Mitchell of Wampum, Eleanor Save of North Jefferson Street, Dorothy Hunt of Fort Versailles, Mrs. Dorothy George of Wilmington Road, Ada Bannermiller of Nittanning, Pa., Mrs. Helen Hogue of New Castle, Mrs. Anna Dodds of East Washington Street, Fre. Anna Hamilton of North Shevago Street, Robert Irwin of Croton Avenues, and others such as George Cramer, Helen Young, Vaughn Weatherby, Emma Marie Taylor, Edwin Johnson, Mrs. Martha Pitzer, Dora Fuley, Howard Beight, and Adam Bannewaller, with several more listed from towns including New Castle, Kittanning, Slippery Rock, and Edenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mitchell
Wampum
Eleanor
North Jefferson Street
Dorothy Hunt
Fort Versaille
Dorothy George
Wilmington Road
Ada Bannermiller
Nittanning
Helen Hogue
New Castle
Anna Dodds
East Washington Street
Anna Hamilton
North Shevago Street
Robert Irwin
Croton Avenues
George Cramer
Pearson Street
Helen Young
Frank Avenue
Vaughn Weatherby
Pworth Street
Emma Marie Taylor
Green &I
Edwin Johnson
R. de 4
Martha Pitzer
Shaw Street
Frank Anechinne
Hillsvide
Dorothy Fuley
R.D
Howard Beight
Edenburg
Addam Bannewaller
Kittanning
Jobo Grossman
Slippery Rock
What Did You See Busy Man and the Doctor Visit
A busy man with a nasty cut rushes into a doctor’s office seeking salary redress. A well dressed woman with an umbrella bought for a dollar five years ago braves a rainy Sunday afternoon. A boy whittles a wooden sword from pine. Cars creep away from Ben Franklin field after a game. A traffic issue grows with football’s popularity. An ambulance sign decorates a sedan. A novelty store displays Halloween masks. A contractor finishes summer work and takes a two week rest. A man buys a wedding suit amid unsolicited advice from friends. A newsboy drives a $2,000 sedan. A deputy sheriff and an attorney tally cow-case costs on a back of an envelope.
Salvage ships start rescue of sunken sub
A naval base faces days of anxious waiting as salvage teams led by Laughman and Tibball work to lift the sunken submarine F-51 off Honolulu's coast. The Monarch crane ship joins efforts, with plans to flood aft compartments or use pontoons if needed. Officials caution the effort remains uncertain while families endure vigil at home.
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Lieut
Muir
Bur
Christy
W. F. Laughman
Iona Island
Clarence L. Tibball
Pittsburgh
Honolulu
Goldie Dobson
Siil
Bey
Naval Post
Atlantic Seaboard
Flannigan
Uisut
Flennigan
Plait Sings At Rotary Meeting At Fountain Tan
Rotarian William Flatt of Rochester New York performed solos at the Rotary Club gathering held at the Fountain Tan. He was accompanied by Mrs Fow ard Platt Meehan of this city while Brtan and Thomas VW Phillips J acted as speakers at noon.
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Scor Brtan
Thomas Vw.phillips J
Rotary Club
Fountain Tan
William Flatt
Rochester
N. Y
Foward Platt Meehan
Second Caillaux Debt Proposal Is Quickly Rejected
Washington dispatch reports French finance minister Joseph Caillaux offering a revised debt payment schedule for France 4 billion dollar wartime debt. American pressure remained to align with prior European settlements, but Caillaux withdrew the proposal for further changes after initial rejection.
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Caillaux
George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Joseph Caillaux
France
Wunder
Debt Commission
M. Cailla
Lawrence County fish and birds stocked for sportsmen
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association secured six thousand German Brook Trout to stock streams, size four to ten inches, with expectations of future sport. Ring neck pheasants have been released in county woods, with winter feeding planned for healthy birds next spring. A meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM in Alderman O H P Green's East Washington Street office.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence County Sportsmen's Association
Sportsman’s Association
H. PF. Green
East Washington Street
Rev J N Croxall Appointed to Mahoning M E
Rev J N Croxall formerly of Slippery Rock is appointed to Mahoning M E replacing Rev G W Miner who retired. The New Castle district appoints listed with many changes across churches and districts.
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J.N. Croxall
Mahoning
M. E
J. S. Croxall
Slippery Rock
G. W. Miner
F. 5
Neigh
New Castle
John &. Allgood
C. G. Farr
Epworth
First Church of
Sharon
Thomas Pollard
Whertland
Z. R. Rich
New Wilmington
New Castle District
Chicora
Karna
J. B. Edwards
Clarksville
W. E. Frampton
Edenburg
Wesley
S. KE. Bartlett
Emlenton
Foxburg
Deaths Of The Day A. C. McGonigle and Others
Obituary notices report the death of Frank C McGonigle aged 0 at home on Norby Beaver Street after two weeks illness. Also listed are James W Shaffer aged 82 Civil War veteran, Robert L Cripps infant, George S McFarland 75, Joseph Wilson 83, Noel Milton Ferrell 14, and Mrs. Marwell Folkman. Funeral details follow for each, with churches, cemeteries, and local kinships named.
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Frank
C. McGonigle
Frank €. McGonigle
Norby Beaver Street
MeGonigle
Mr. McGonigle
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
Emma McGorigie
Robert
Butler
Et.Mary's Church
Lotermant
St. Mary's Cemetery
James W. Shaffer
James W. Shafer
Hig
Princeton
Shaf
Iment
Presbyterian
J.T. Howarth
Herman Cemetery
George S. McFarland
Coury Street
Mr. McFarland
Harlans- Burg
Scout Township
Mars McFarland
New Castle
McFarland
Polpsterer
Ralph
Croton Avenue
C. F
Lawrence
Second United Presbyterian Church
Catherine Zehner
Homer
Drake
Sue Mildebrand
Ghester R. McFarland
Tampa
Fla
Courestréat
A. J. Randles
Oak Park Cemetery
Joseph Wilson
Leasure Avenue
Mr. Wilson
Grady Bend
Andrew
Matilda West Wilson
M. E. Share
W. H. Wilson
Catherine Armstrong
Chicago
Finals
George Byroda
Colonel Byrode
Philippine Islands
Robert Thillips
Tolinstown
Pre
Margaret
J. L. Tate
Bessemer Prasbriadap Church
Extension Course Being Arranged For City of Geneva College
A preliminary meeting will be held Tuesday evening at 5 30 o clock in North Street Junior High School to plan an English extension class. The course targets teachers and business girls and aims to select the most suitable night for ongoing sessions.
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Joan Byrade
Deratsy Armstrong
Wilson
194Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Leasure Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johnstown
Mane
Erra
City of Geneva College
North Street
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Sity and
County Aid
Bailey Auto Supply
Jette
Wright's Market
Wright
Clark & Mackie Co
Nations
Inquiry
WE Dufford & Co
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ben’ Franklin
Parner
Hallowe'en
Torcanan
Newsboy
Plait
Rotary
Lawrence Co
Contiuzen
Pirst
H. A. Elis
Grace
C. J. Baker
Angelo Filala
J. N. Croxall
Simpson
New Virginia
Harry Johnson
T. R. Rich
Parkers Landing
S. A. Smith
Petrolia
Bruin
R S. Naystor
Pulaski
Kings Chapel
C. C. Baker
Robinsons Chapel
Perrysburg
T. E. Allgood
Savannah
West Pittsburg
I. Downe
Oakland
Ww. Hawktt
Sharpsville
J. A
West Liberty
Victor Patterson
Brio
Mill Villages
Rev. W. ¥. Bartlett
Corry
Robert L. Cripps
Robert Lawrence
Robert J
Bernetta Keulman Cripps
Dorothy Marie Riley
Clinton Cemetery
Folkmnan
Mar- Warel M. Folkman
R. Schrenbach
Andrew J. Fehrenbach
South Mulberry Street
Joseph's Church
A. J. Weisenberger
Fred Williamson
Carl Sewald
Clarence Sewald
Leo Sewald
Leo Fehrenhaen
al Port
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Robert F. Leonard
Crore Avenue
Leoré
S Adéline Turkeonard
Ohive D
Bel
Bro’ Ry L
Woodlawn
Olive Shuler
Edward Moseley
Harry M. Moore
Herry M. Moore
Delaware Avenue
Etrek Moore
Akron
Palo
Thorogoing
Fashion Park
the Winter CO
East
Washington &C
New Castle PA
Liberty Theatre Today
Brown & Hamilton
Brown & Hamilton Company
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