Stolen Car Recovered Near Mercy Hospital
A stolen marine car taken June 25, 1924 from Farrell, Pa., was recovered in Pennsylvania by Detective Swope and William Grether. Federal authorities charge 13 counts against Francis Locke who allegedly used a runner to obtain the vehicle and transported liquor. The car, driven only two miles, had previous wrecks and was stored in Sharon two months earlier. Insurance paid Dr. Schuffel’s claim for the loss.
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Wills-St. Claire
M. Schuffell
Siege Swope
William Grether
Divi
Francis Locke
Farrell
Locke
Sharon
Bats Mark Arrival of Spring at the Dueber Factory
John Hayes notes that bats emerge with spring as he observes the mouselike birds and bat activity around the Dueber Hampden factory on Tuesday evening. He says spring is signaled by bats venturing out and by birds seen in the area.
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Belfries
Hayes
Dueber-Hampden
Invitation Extended for McSweeney to Speak at Canton Reunion
The Letter Carriers Association of Eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania invites Representative McSweeney to be principal speaker at their June 7 reunion in Canton. If he is unavailable, his secretary Dean H. Weimb may confirm another engagement. Also noted is the commissioning of William Richard Leese as 1st lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps.
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Daily News Bureau
Post
Washington
Letter Carriers Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Canton
John Mcweeney
G. E. Harold
Ecretary
McSweeney
Panama
Dean H. Weim
Definite expression debate sparks heated words discussion
The piece ponders word definitions and pronunciation as a heated argument unfolds. A recalled Florida tale highlights a so called definite expression as a lens on language. The Daily News dictionary coupon invites readers to subscribe.
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Florida
Sam
Daily News
Nagy Sentenced to 30 Days in Workhouse
Joe Nagy of 1743 Irwin Place NE was sentenced by Judge Bowman in criminal court to 30 days in the workhouse on charges of assaulting Miss Rosie Tamucza at her rooming house at 2008 Penn Place NE. Tamucza reported a bruise under her eye and neck injuries after Nagy allegedly struck and choked her while attempting to force entry early Tuesday morning.
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Joe Nagy
Irwin
Bowman
Rosie Tamucza
Penn
Tamecza
Nagy
Girl Bitten by Dog In Front Of Home
Six year old Jean Betaler of 1829 Belden av NE was bitten on the arm by a dog owned by T Nash of 1821 19th et NE while playing near her home Tuesday afternoon. No serious consequences are anticipated.
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Jean Betaler
Belden
T. Nash
Nose Bitten As Man Attempts To Settle Quarrel
W Stevenson, a roomer at 403 3rd st SE, was bitten on the nose while intervening in a quarrel between Mrs Scales and her husband. Scales faces a charge of being drunk and disturbing the peace. Stevenson was held as a witness for hearing.
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W. Stevenson
Stevenson
Fletcher Scales
Scales
3Rd St
Laughlin Out and In Again in Liquor Case and Crash
W T Laughlin on 9th Street NW fined 200 dollars and costs for liquor law violation. Later charged with reckless driving after his car struck pedestrians on a sidewalk. Partner W Bantz arrested for Crabbe Act violation. Two women Bruised, being treated at home. Bus driver L O McClain struck by Bantz’s car at Arlington and 4th streets.
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W. T. Laughlin
9Th St
W. Bantz
5Th St
Willys-Knight
Crabbe
Frank Schworm
Maryland Av
H. G. King
Wells Av
L. O. McClain
McKinley Av
McKinley Monument
Bantz
Arlington Av
4Th St NW
Liquor Arrests Tied to George Palace Case
George Palace and William Palmer were arrested Tuesday for liquor law violations after police say Palmer exited Palaces residence with a quart of wine. The wine was removed from Palmer s car parked nearby. Mary Doe was arrested Tuesday for liquor law violations after officers caught her dumping contents from a five gallon can.
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George Palace
Carnahan Av NE
William Palmer
Palace
Palmer
Mary Doe
Houselay SE
Melbourn Brothers Win Two School Addition Contracts
The Melbourn Brothers Construction Co. secured contracts for the Henry Belden and Stark school additions. Bids opened a week earlier showed Melbourn as the lowest bidder for general contracting on both projects. Belden project bid $56 998 and Stark project bid $70 335.
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Henry 8. Felden School
Stark School
Melbourn Brothers Construction Co
Board of Education
Melbourn Co
Belden
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Darkens Gray Hair
An old time recipe improved with other ingredients promises to restore natural color, darken gray hair evenly, and make it appear thicker and more lustrous. Available in home mix or Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound from drugstores with repeated applications.
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Wyeth
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Gilmore
Msweeney
Willam Richard Leese
Ivydale Au
Anton
Offeers Reserve Corps
Ito
Beecham
Eleanor Wilcox
Newburgh
N.Y
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Canal St
New York Bay
Pitts
Laughlin
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