Mother and son held for running booze
Warren December 30 report states Mrs Ale Vaughan and her son Viviat Vaughan were arrested on the Warren Jamestown road between Akeley and Russell after police confiscated a Chevrolet containing 16 pint bottles of liquor. The pair were jailed. the woman claimed the son acted on her orders, then offered varying explanations.
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Alice Vaughan
Shefherd
Warren and
Jamestown
Warren
Sy Hitao
P.drepnet
Ale Vaughan
Hiesef Viviat Vaughen
Shefield
Dhistive Elson
Witrites Nelson
Warren Jamestown Road
Akeley
Russell
Stumbletna
Madris
Stalion
Alte Das
Six Firemen Injured In Pittsburgh Garage Gas Blast
Six firemen were injured early today when a gas explosion occurred during a fire in the basement of the Trait avenue garage. The men suffered burns to the face and hands.
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Pittsburgh
Trait Avenue
Eternal Truths on Labor and Pleasure
A reflective aphorism notes that enduring good arises from labor and remains, while pursuit of pleasure fades with time and leaves only evil. The saying contrasts virtuous effort with transient delight, emphasizing lasting moral consequence over momentary gratification.
Pittsburgh Hotel to be Largest in Pennsylvania
Dec 30 reports sale of a full lock of land near the Pennsylvania railroad terminal in Pittsburgh. Colonel A Wyckoff, president of Wyckoff Dravin Steel Co, indicates the Jet will host a new hotel costing about 18.5 million dollars. The hotel would be the state’s largest, surpassing Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Hotel with 1220 rooms.
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Sy Unney Frey
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
A. Wee Wyckoff
Wyckoff Dravin Steel Co
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
White House life leaves John Coolidge bored during holidays
Washington December 30 United Press Young John Coolidge spends most of his Armherst College vacation resting at the White House. The president's son says there is little to do except sleep and wait, taking few outings in the past week as he awaits returning to school.
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United Press
Washington
John Coolidge
Armherst College
John
White House
Missing Harding letters stir Marion Star concerns
George H. Van Pleet, editor of the Marion Star, refused to elaborate on an editorial labol about missing letters from President Harding's personal files. The papers arrived from the White House after the funer al in 1924 amid Mrs. Harding burning much of the correspondence, shocking the public and surprising the Harding Memorial committee officials.
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United Press
Marion
George H. van Pleet
Hardine Memorial Executive Committee
Corry Sons Seek Legal Share Of Erie Estate
In Erie County a dispute over an estate fractured among heirs one brother and two sisters and two grandchildren. Edith A. Life, widow, seeks a court master to divide several North East Cory properties after failing to reach agreement on the estate’s distribution. The court papers state Lillie is owed one third. each son two ninths. and the remaining shares to the grandchildren.
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Erie
Dee
Erie County
Edith A
Narhor
Indy
Mabel andTelen Lille
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Missaiver
New Orleans
Allegheny River
Allegheny
North East
Cory
Prohibition Officials Withdrawn From Porto Rico
By United Prose aboard the Coast Guard the prohibition czar ordered the minister of prohibition enforcement in Porto Rico moved to the customs service and all prohibition office representatives withdrawn except attorney Frank Buckley. Andrews travels to Havana aboard the Modoc after reviewing South Atlantic enforcement. The party aims for Key West noon then Havana Thursday to meet Cuban president.
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United Prose
Coast Guard
Cuutter Modoc
Key West
Fla
Lincoln Andrews
Porto Rico
Customs Service
Prohibition Office
Frank Buckley
Andrews
Havana
South Atlantic
Modoc
Thursda
Cuba
Pridavs
In Other Words It Works
A wife doubts her husband's claim that she grows younger and handsomer each day yet greets him with an extra fine dinner on his return, a light anecdote from the Cincinnati Enquirer about domestic irony and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Renovo Division Officials Retained in Railroad Reorganization
Announced personnel shifts keep F. Johns as Renovo division superintendent while J A Appleton moves to Monongahill division and NB Pitcairn remains in executive posts. Other changes include Ashtabula, middle and light towns reassigned to streamline operations.
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Baga Veo A
Beveray Enanges
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fhont Wera
Ing
Pitcairn
Exe
Ashtabyda
J A. Appleton
Monongahill
Heaval
R F. . Johns
Renovo
Coin collector Joseph Hanger dies at 79 in Somerset
Joseph Hanger, a renowned coin collector and holder of rare coins and old newspapers, died at age 79 in Somerset. The longtime hobbyist was known for curating a notable private collection and contributed to local numismatic circles.
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Somerset
Joseph Hanger
Golden Lax Tablets Promote Healthier Habits
An advertisement claims Golden Lax Tablets make internal meanliness a habit for the old and young, presenting it as the healthiest habit in the world. The copy emphasizes universal health benefits and broad usage across age groups.
Thim For Stomach and Liver Tonic Ad
A vintage advertisement claims thim improves digestion and liver function with a tonic effect. It emphasizes safety by noting the product is not irritating the intestines and is available through all druggists for 2 cents.
Warren Substation Indefinitely Discontinued in 1925 Plan
Coroporal J. J. Springer, in charge of the Warren substation, reports an indefinite discontinuance order from Harrisburg. No reason was given for the action, and the timing and continuation of operations are in question as the 1925 plot unfolds.
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Uhiy Plabromen
J. J. Springer
Warren
W. Plice
Harrisburg
Springer
Missing Banker Hunt Sought on Embezzlement Charge at Monessen
A warrant is out for HUNT MISSING BANKER WASH to tun-wanter a. Gook assistant treasurer of the Washington First Co, on a charge of embezzling 6228.08 dollars. He formerly worked for a bank in Monessen Pa and is being searched for by authorities in the White West area.
Meteoric Flash Sighting Across HI Sky At Night
Witnesses across Warren and Titusville report a bright meteor flashing northeast of Gly near 9 40 p m. The event drew a pinkish glow and a last trace of rosy white mist. Residents described a skyrocket like ascent and a trail of sparks visible for minutes before fading.
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Thin Sec
Pilin
Nencibe
M Colnet
Warren
Gly
Titusville
Pay
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DRUE
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
Bernstein. Brothers ,At
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Clean
Corry Sons
William Edmonds
Chicago
South Dayton
Arfenda
Renovo DIV
America
Europe
Hunt
Washington and
NorthCenter Street
the National Bank
Corry
Ome
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