Raid in Hatch Street nets firearms and liquor violations
Police and deputies conducted a lengthy raid on Hatch Street and nearby properties. Officers seized revolvers and a still found at residences on First Avenue and Match Street while arresting Lawrence Hiondillla and Vikiete Prugar for possessing firearms and operating a still under state law. Warranted searches continue as deputies pursue additional suspects with probable arraignments expected tonight or tomorrow.
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Franklin
Ain
Alenk
Poysexninge
Lytare Gordon
Jyrekent Ein
Alternatiny Duin
County Cour
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Beatty
Pilling
Pittsfield
Dunkle
Rappersburger
Lawrence Hiondililla
First Avenue
Teallan
Larrying Hionlillilla
Aldermin Gordon
Rupperaburger
Gordon
Ahly
Sone Sino
Former Corry Residents Narrow Escape Fire Damage
The Lynch and family near Blue Jay Lumber Co suffered a total loss of about 16500 after a fire of undetermined origin destroyed their twelve room home early Thursday. The family escaped through second story windows in their nightclothes with furnishings and pets lost, as officials plan new housing arrangements. Local relatives report the Honey company manager and executives toured the damaged site and discuss rebuilding steps.
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P. C. Lynch
Blue Jay—Family
Conan
Arresi
Raleigh Register
Otpin
Lynch
Blue Jay
Blue Jay Lumber Co
Mary
Mylevnelt
Wen Alsaly
Uy le Goodwin
Grupas
Dur
Pao
Jand PP Grifith
Lackhaven
Hive Jason Snyday
Lyncl
Fred Hoynes
Fern
Britain to Aid Curb Rum Smuggling
New York reports describe allied measures against illicit rum imports from the British West Indies. Prohibition authorities say small ships smuggle cargoes into the United States, with British cooperation sought but not assured.
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United States
West Indies
London
United Stites
Americas State Department
United State
Bullah
City Play Festival Planned With Parade and Queen Crown
Miss Frances Haire of National Community Service met with play round directors and Girl Scouts to plan a large City Park Play Festival for Monday after next. Events include a baby parade with prizes, a Playground Queen election, and a marble contest plus running games, folk plays, and drills across all playgrounds.
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Haire
National
Pilin
Blame Harding’s Doctor Delays Veterans Aid Plan
General Lawyer President Harding’s physician was to be charged by the American Legion national rehabilitation committee with delaying and obstructing Congress by blocking a program to aid shell shock veterans of World War I. A letter from A A Sprague accusing the delay of injuring veterans was sent to Secretary Sawyer, urging immediate action.
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My United Plan Ghicago
Harding
Todase
Amerioury Legion
A.A. Sprague
Rehabilitatoins
Thy Leyton
Sawyer
Sprague
Presl
Louis
Progress With Assessment Ends Third Ward Work
City assessors Bentley and West Jey completed the final work on the Third ward way today. A biennial assessment was recorded and only changes since the last read are property improvements. Book transfers will start, taking about a month to finish.
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City Assensory
D Mentay
West
Jey
Lven
Third Ward
Dt-Wap
Lastrimmer Fallow
Bentley and
Texas Guardsmen Mobilized to Denison for Martial Aid
Texas National Guardsmen mobilized at Austin were expected to begin moving to Denison early today to establish martial law, securing property and railway facilities in the city.
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United Prest
Austin
Tex
Texas N Honal
Denison
Martial Jay
Tnnhadle
President Harding faces renewed coal strike drive
United Press reports Harding failed to end the mining strike after rejecting the first proposal. A second plan drew operators’ approval but miners balked as too complex. Senate talks to create a US Coal Commission to study the industry and prevent a national emergency.
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United Press
White House
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Immediste
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Edie
Opera
Interntate Taminerée Commission
Washington
Liorah. Relpublican
Af Idahy
United States
Heat Reduces Guard Drills in Stifling Conditions
Heavy heat trimmed hours for Pennsylvania guardsmen as infantry drills continued and specialists reported to schools. Commanded by Colonel Smithers, troops practiced with howitzers while supply staff organized gear and personnel adjusted to the day’s heat.
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Tnitad
MD Gretna
Telus
Eufron Ain
Hassiena
Seppionred
Pénnsylvania
Gulsine “Smithers
Disappearance Case Prompts Peace Talks Amid Kentucky-Vacoal Tensions
Scranton, July 25 report outlines efforts by mayors of several cities to broker peace following unrest linked to coal strikes. Officials questioned the death of Anna May Schuett and a related missing-person inquiry in Kentucky, while investigators debated motives and possible suspects amid a broader regional disruption.
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United Prom
Cincinnati
United Press
Scranton
Carl Heuivett
Praiimionl
Anno
Hrdeahl
Aiduyophon Bey Warelyr
Kermedy
Chincof
Dainivary
Anna' Mar
Palssin
Barjesl
Kentucky
Schuet
Mintutine Bay
Schuett
Fenda
Uel
Dun
Nuis
Gilpie
Coal region calm after strike lengthens amid troop transfers
In Cokraurg Pennsylvania on July 25 a rare calm prevailed in the soft coal region as troops moved from regimental HQ to outlying strike areas. Washington signaled readiness to take charge of coal districts if operators refuse to cooperate with government efforts to curb profiteering. New York reports link the market reaction to industrial tensions and foresee government action to prevent disruption as contracts are renegotiated.
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Cokraurg
Guarter
Hare
Washington
Tomnmerce
New York
Pnce
Techn
Sul
Elven
West Pa mines struggle with limited operation and strikes
United Press report from July 1 describes minimal progress at West Pennsylvania mines amid a coal strike. Workers, discouraged by faulty equipment and unsafe conditions, face slow operations while officials, mine workers, and strike leaders clash over demands.
Rotary Club Will Give Boys Picnic
United Press report from New Castle England notes postwar aid struggles and labor tension as American miners' strike and nonunion coal shipments affect locals. Rotary Club plans a Boys Picnic at Brokenstraw Park near Lake involving city youth amid unemployment and labor unrest.
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EW Castle
Eng
Hvis Amin
Wil Mergories
Ap Lig
United States
United Min
Wnion
Rotary Club
Effny
Drtts
Soilseus
Moerinis
Pritt
Eushariadtc Om
Wniomlaw
Thie City
Brokenstraw Park
Lake Tiers
Golumbun
Boxing figure Johnny Ray faces liquor transport charge
Ray Held at Franklin for transporting booze. The Pittsburgh pugilist known as Johnny Ray will have a hearing Saturday on a charge of transporting liquor after his car went into a ditch near Utica in Verona County. Sheriff Voorhins reported four quarts of liquor found, and witness High Nicholson saw indications of the pickup.
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San An Parke
Innienes
West TV
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CIA
Fiefe Pablo Unitieans
Stallway
Bill
West
Wire Hida
Kentucky
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Franklin
Harry Pitter
Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray
Utica
Verango County
Legislation Aims to Curb Strikes in New Senate Push
Washington dispatch reports Congress weighing broad anti strike measures with labor backed and capital defended provisions. Bills seek penalties for strike damages and a national industrial dispute code while committees study economic and financial industry impacts. Eleanor Colegrove and Mary Stowne join Miss Laird after a week visiting Frin.
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Washington
Congress
Capita
Eleanor Colegrove
Mary, Stowne
Frin
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