Mother and son held for running booze in Warren
A mother, her son, Vivian Naughlett, and Mice Vanghae were arrested in Warren by State Police for possession and transport of liquor in a Chevrolet touring car. The car had West Virginia plates. bottles were seized and the women blamed the son at first before arousing authorities. The pair awaited arraignment before Justice Nelson as investigators pursued the case.
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Warren
Nemesbes
Adtagnet
Rizhway
Heracen
Taimustown
Mice Vanghae
Vivian Nauglutt
Nelson
Bagge
Warren Jamestown
Akeley
Resell
Stumbleton
Theepair
Warren Police
Hanoi
Six Firemen Injured in Pittsburgh Garage Blast
Six firemen were injured early today as gas exploded in the basement of a Craft Avenue garage. The blast caused burns to the face and hands of the crew including Saméd, with responders rushing to the scene for treatment and inspection.
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Pittsburgh
Craft Avenue
Inevitable results of pursuit assessed in ancient maxim
A brief moral saying contrasts pursuing good with labor and virtue as lasting after death with pleasure and evil fading, while the good endures. The quote emphasizes enduring value of virtuous effort over transient pleasures.
Pittsburgh Hotel to Be State Largest at $18.3 Million
A block across from Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania railroad terminal was sold to Colonel Al Wycloff of Wyckoff Drawn Steel Co. The planned hotel, named Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, would cost about 18.3 million dollars and aim to be the state's largest, surpassing Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin with 1,220 rooms.
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Sy Unite
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
al W. Wycloff
Wyckoil Drawn Steel Co
Ariewollbielth
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Coolidge Finds White House Life Boring
John Coolidge, 15, son of the President, says his White House stay is dull with little to do. He plans to rest and sleep as his Amherst vacation continues and notes he has left the White House only a few times in the week.
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United Press
Washington
John Coolidge
Amherst
Ha T
John
White House
America
Missing Harding letters stir Marion Star editorial
George H. Van Fleet editor of the Marion Star declined to detail his editorial about letters missing from President Harding's personal files. The letters arrived from the White House after the funeral on August 1, 1923, and Mrs. Harding's burning of much of the correspondence had caused a sensation. Hay Memorial officials were unaware the letters were missing. They refused to comment.
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United Press
Marion
George H. van Fleet
Marion Star
Aday
Harding
White House
van Flett
Hay Memorial Executive Committee
Days of clean rafting memory from McKean county lumber era
The piece recalls the 19th century raft era when millions of feet of virgin white pine timber floated from McKean County to Pittsburgh and New Orleans. It notes raft sizes, headwater yard practices, and river routes on the Allegheny and Mississippi, with prices cited for pine lumber and logs. William Edmonds of Chicago arrived for a business visit with friends.
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McKean Comnts
Gulf of Mesa
Hegheny
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Corry Sons Seek Legal Share Of Estate
The heirs of Charles Lillie seek court appointment of a master to fairly divide real estate valued in the thousands after a four year dispute. Edith A Lillie, widow, plus Corry Lillie’s sons Frank J. and John and grandchildren Mabel and Helen, contend among themselves over shares of their North East property and South Dayton pieces. Attorneys Marsh and Eaton represent Mrs. Lillie as the heirs seek a legal determination of each party’s rightful portion.
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Brie
Thana-Hashdr
Ind
Charles TH. Lilie
North East
Lillie
Frank J
John Lillig
Bon of Corry
Mabel
Helen Lillie
Ersneohildren
Northy Rast
Gorry
Mpa
Marsh and
Eaton
Prohibition Officers Withdrawn From Porto Rico Transfer Orders
United Press report states that prohibition enforcement in Porto Rico will move to the customs service. All prohibition office representatives are withdrawn except attorney Frank Buckley. Andrews travels aboard the Modoc toward Havana after a review of South Atlantic enforcement. expected Key West stop, Modoc due in Havana Thursday morning.
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United Press
Coast Guard
Key West
Der
Lincoln
Porto Rico
Customs Service
Prohibition Office
Frank Buckley
Andrews
Havana
Moduc
South Atlantic
Modoc
Cuba
Priday
Pennsylvanian rail office reshuffle keeps Renovo head
The Pennsylvanian railroad made a day of changes with Renovo division boss FE B Jobs staying in place as superintendent. J A Appleton was moved from Monongahela division to a new posting, while NH Pitouinn and Ashtabubs division chief led restructuring of the middle and lower divisions.
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Bister Uy
Peverny Poauzes Uy
Pennsylvania
NH. Pitouinn
J. A. Appleton
Locat Elon
B Jobs
Renovo
Coin Collector Joseph Hauger Dies at 79 in Somerset
Joseph Hauger, noted coin collector and dealer of rare coins and old newspapers, died in Somerset at age 79. He was active in preserving numismatic and historical artifacts and contributed to local museum exhibits.
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Somerset
Joseph Hauger
Golden Lax Tablets for Cleanliness Habit Ad
An old advert promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a health aid for all ages. It claims the tablets are not irritating to the intestines and provide nine tunio effects on stomach and liver, with no dose increase required. Available from all druggists for 2 cents.
In Other Words It Worka A Cincinnati Enquirer Fragment
A mangled line from a Cincinnati Enquirer item notes a wife doubting her husband’s words as he departs, yet in the morning he appears younger and handsomer and returns home to find an extra dinner awaiting him.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Warren Substation Discontinues Service Says Official
District Attorney and Warren patrol officials discuss the abrupt closure of a Warren substation. Corporal Springer confirms the unit was ordered discontinued by state authorities with no public reason given.
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Warren
Dov
Pennsylvania Suite Highway Patrol
Muti
Piatretinen
Dorper J. Springer
Suiph. W
Missing Banker Hunt Searched Across the Midwest
Walter A. Cooks, a former Wetlawrer of the Washington firm, is being sought in the Middle West on charges of embezzling funds totaling 3022868 from his accounts. He previously worked for a bank in Monessen, Pennsylvania.
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Hunt
Pashington
Watler A. Cooks
Meteoric Sky Flashes Reported Across Northeastern States
A series of meteor like flashes lit the northeastern United States last evening. In Warren Pennsylvania the brilliant meteor passed northeast of the town before 9 30 p m leaving a ten minute glow. in Titusville Pennsylvania residents reported a sky light at 9 30 p m resembling a shooting star that faded into a dust cloud under the full moon.
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United States
Warren
Titusville
Pik
Joey
HHI Tly Ake Judge 4 ough
Fragmentary text refers to a judge and a trial context with unclear details. The readable parts mention a court or legal proceeding and an unidentified person involved. No concrete dates or locations are discernible from the fragment.
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Hhi
Tly Ake
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Chicago
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