Prohibition raids seize several stills across Warren county
In a Warren county sweep, nine arrests followed raids on farms in Lottsville Vittufield Spring Creek and neighboring areas. The operation targeted hidden stills mash and whiskey with bonds set at $1000 for a hearing next Thursday. Suspects include George Nowelle alias Ketlar and others from Columbus Lottsville Sugar Grove Ducal Pintshetd Baker Hill and Spring Creek townships. The effort aims to end illegal whiskey production in the district.
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Ninu
Saitonshinges
Hwa
Warren Wowliey
Mumng
Eve Tody
George Nowelle
George Ketlar
Columbus Township
Mike Bronick
Lottsvilte Road
Sugar Grove
Live Hite
Ducal
Leehold Township
Willvslow Gronuttay
the Winek
Diawwuld
Spring Crevke Town
Abit
Mel Mallet
Cole Hilt
Alex Snaik
Baker Hill
Corresweaty
Ghogye Kuema
Cheak Lowney
George Sopelski
Arraigand Eture Justio
W. R. Brana
Yourpavilla
Lati
Afteenoon
Hyde
Mon Bratnek
Desenery
Vornyaville
Warren
Lanus
Genres Grasch
Chiat Af
Wenger Nf
Youngsville
Stat
Youngeville
Pol Hoe
Drewn
Youngevilley
Warren County
Five Best Radio Features Tonight across Stations
A listing of tonight’s top radio features across multiple stations. WSAL offers Chretnand at 11 PM Central Daylight. WSAJ presents Quartette at 9 PM Davenport. KOA airs recital for Stanard in Denver at 8 PM Mountain Standard. WGX Detroit features a program in Detroit. WOAP Washington and WEAF New York host evening orchestras and bands in standard time slots.
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Wsal Chretnand
Central Daylight
WSAJ
WOO
Davenport
Penstil Stanard
Grgun
KOA
Benyer
Mountain Standard
WGX
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Washington
Philadoibhia
WYAR
Providence
WEAF
New York
Nowy
Arctic Expedition Abandoned by MacMillan Trustees
The National Geographic Society announced that the MacMillan Arctic expedition would abandon attempts to discover an Arctic continent by air due to continuous fog and unprecedented weather. The team will pivot to other objectives of the expedition and return to base immediately.
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United Pro
Washington
Ant U
National Geographics Society
Mac Millaay
Arctic
Chautauqua Guarantors Set to Meet Tonight
Guarantors to meet at Municipal building at 8 o'clock to review advance ticket sales and gauge the year’s prospects. Tickets available noon tomorrow from guarantors or sales committee members. Washington school events and an automobile parade are planned as preparations conclude for the program.
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Washington
Tonighie Guarintors
Ain
Guar Auilory
Grangers Hold Picnic at Mather Park in Columbus
The annual Grange picnic for Conny Gragge was held today at Mather Park Columbus with Spartanstiurg Wattshung and nearby granges invited. A large crowd attended a splendid picnic dinner followed by a musical and literary program. A Bouelle of Jamestown represented the Dairymen's League and Parm Bureau Agent Eagle of Irie gave talks that were well received.
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Conny Gragge
Ivere
Mather Park
Columbus Spartanstiurg
Wattshung
Columbua
A. Boutelle
Jamestown
Dairymen’s League
Parm Bureau
Eagle of
Irie
Murphysboro Again Hit by Bad Tornado
Murphysboro, Illinois, rebuilt after yesterday's tornado that torn roofs and walls, damaging property estimated at 95 000 dollars. The village, still recovering from the previous twister, resumes reconstruction work.
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Murphysboro
Senate
Belgium Debt Settlement Scrutinized by U S Commission
Washington August 9 The American Debt Commission reviews a funding agreement for Belgiums postwar debt to the United States as negotiations with France and Italy loom within months The Belgium accord splits pre and post armistice debts and wipes interest on prewar obligations with principal installments and low interest on postwar debt while noting a moral obligation to the prearmistice debt tied to Germany The deal outlines $171 million prearmistice and about $208 million postarmistice with interest adjustments and a 2 year repayment plan at 3 percent.
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United Pros
Washington
Belgium
United States
American Debt Commission
France
Waly
American Commission
Germany
Wilson
Helsium
Agere
Gatlti
Fire-damaged Jewett car owner still unknown
Police have not yet identified the owner of a Jewett touring car found burned west of the city Sunday night. The state highway department was asked to help determine ownership as the car was completely destroyed and may have been driven off the road into a ditch before being set on fire. Accessories and removable parts were removed and license plates were missing.
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State Highway Department
Motor Division
Deeq
Fiendish Buffalo murder suspect hunted by police
Buffalo police search for Elmer Thompson, a 40 year old barber, said to have resided in Corry and Union City, in connection with the brutal assault and murder of 1 year old Joseph Gervae. Authorities describe the case as one of the most fiendish in Buffalo’s history.
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Hun Bier Thompson
Buffalo Lad
Lavear
Joseph Gervae
Buffalo
Toftay
Dunkle
Elmer Thompson
Corry
Union City
Hoy
Thompson
Hiaffalo
United Press
Center Street Property Sold in Fire-Torn Block
CL v Alexander completed a sale of his North Center Street property that housed the R Norick shoe shop. Police have not located the parties involved as fires gutted the Morick shoe shop and damaged other nearby properties on West South Street and Drs H and J Ethlen. A reward for Dr Kibler’s thieves is offered as he plans to build a modern office complex on the site.
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Kibler
Mrs Josephine White Leaves For Home This Afternoon
Mrs Josephine White departs this afternoon after a city visit on business. Mr and Mrs M J McMahon and George McMahon head to Greenville to visit Mrs McMahon’s sister Mrs Alfern. The family recently toured lands including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and other places.
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Josephine White
Erie
M. J
McMahon
George
Greenville
Alfern
Land
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Five seeking office of New York mayor
United Press reports petitions filed for the city primary on September 15 with multiple candidates. James J. Walker splits the Democratic field against Mayor John P. Hylan. Frank Waterman and Walter Besekunt (Republicans) join the race alongside John J. Lyons and Norman Thomas. Walker outlines transit reform and pollution controls. Estimated signatures: Walker about 95,000. Hylan around 25,000. Waterman 25,000. Long about 4,000. Benet about 9,000. The Independent League undergoes revamping under Joseph F. Willlicombe with plans to back Hylan if primaries fail.
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United Press New York
Olsinish
Hylan
Walker
Waterman
Long
Benet
Independence League
Wedrst
Joseph FP. Willicombe
Tiglan
Amatvor
Scout Murder Case Ties Crippler to New York Blinder
Philadelphia Aug. 19 United Press reports Thomas McAvoy a crippler who surrendered to hall detectives said he was wanted in New York for the Florence Kane blinder. Kane’s body was found in Brooklyn May 20. McAvoy was sent to Philadelphia General Hospital for observation after Dr Elwood Birley an alienist testified at the Thaw trial that McAvoy is insane. His brother William, also in Philadelphia, said their brother suffers hallucinations.
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Philadelphia
Thomas McAvoy
Hall
Fenn
New York
Florence Kane
Fens
Hrodklyn
Philadelphia General Hospital
Elwood Birley
McAvoy
City Hall
William
Bad blaze at lumber mill is averted
A fire of suspected incendiary origin at the Morty Box and Lumber Co. on West Main Street was stopped by quick discovery by a passerby and nearby patrolmen. Firefighters arrived after the alarm from Box 41. the blaze confined to a saw bench area with nearby shavings, preventing major damage. Suspected arson details remain under investigation.
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Morty Box and Lumber Company
West Main Street
Spencer and
Rupparsburger
Stengetlad
Todd
Box 41
Belize
Cows Buried Under Oats After Barn Floor Collapse
In a Partick farm accident near Coke Bus, seven cows were buried under 1 500 bushels of oats when a barn floor collapsed. One cow was killed and another injured as Henry Ruslink, who had just left the structure, heard the floor give way. Five cattle were rescued from the wreckage.
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Partick Farm
Coke Bus
Henry Rublink
Ruslink
Peasant slays 17 and burns village in Russia tragedy
United Press reports Peter Gracholf of Tinkova, Russia, killed 17 neighbors then burned his village after quarrels over land. He fled as authorities search. The fire destroyed wooden houses and left ashes and corpses as villagers mourn.
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Pres
Moscow
Dijon
Peter Gracholf
Tinkova
Iva
Grachoff
Hierling
Gridhof
Holiday Party of 200 Tragedy at Sea Steamer Explosion
A holiday party of about 200 aboard an excursion steamer near Pawtucket was shattered by a boiler explosion. Many were scorched by escaping steam and several feared dead as rescue workers recovered injured passengers and searched for missing people.
Careless repairs blamed in Mackinac disaster
Newport under siege as investigation begins into the Mackinac explosion that killed at least one passenger and injured many during a Newport holiday voyage. Repairs reported as sloppy and inadequately tested followed a soft patch in a boiler line and cold-water test before departure.
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Spring
Creek
Lottsville
Pittsfield
Charles Paine
Nore Girard
Hier Con
Clark
Paine
Chautauqua
Grangers
Columbus
Buffalo Police
Buffalo No Seng
Joseph Ceryaz
Budg
Muller
J. Frank Hickey II
Fittle
Joseph Josephs
Lackawanna
Young Josephs
Hickey
Tents River
Auburn
N.Y
Buys Center ST
C . B. Kibler
Julia Grisham
J. W. Covert
H Gronwells
Mich
Crippld
Corry Box and Lumber Company
Patrick Farm
Burns Village
Pawtucket
Newport
RCT
Tiler
Mackinac
Fist of Enoan
Mente Bere
Coddington Cave
Amle
Jorseph Lavalle Greman
McVey
Mackinae
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