Prohibition Problems Highlighted in White House Address
President Coolidge urged calm handling of prohibition issues in a White House address, stating enforcement must rest with Congress and state legislatures within constitutional limits. He emphasized national character, lawfulness, and respect for authority as essential to upholding the Eighteenth Amendment and related laws.
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Washington
Coolidge
White Howe Todas
Lawley
Mhotdgo
National Prohibition Ags, Eoneeim
Robbery Suspect Brycheck Held Then Released
Peter Brycheck of Franklin, once held in connection with an Army Shore West Main Street robbery, was released after police failed to link him to the crime. He denied involvement but offered to pay for three stolen coats, while authorities held him on suspicion as investigators pressed for details. Separately, Prospect of new ownership at 700 North Center Street and a move to a new home at 57 West Smith Street were announced. President Coolidge urged stronger border controls and local police cooperation to combat immigration and narcotics issues.
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Peter Brycheck
West Main Street
Eistody
Pete Hrycheck
Franklin
Kadidtor
Ander
Robebery
Army Shore
West Main
Strest Uryeheok
jFrvohevk
N. von Passell
Union City
North Center Street
Krtner
West Smith Street
Taw
Coolidge
the Provident
Department of Labor
United Sates
League of Nations
Car theft report from Columbus area details
Police report outlines a garage break in and theft of a Chevrolet coupe and touring car. Residents found the New York license plate vehicle left in place while a coupe remained, suggesting youth involvement. Authorities notified nearby towns and are investigating with Chief Dupke leading the inquiry.
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Pladd
Columbus
New York State
Bdd
Pennsylvania
New York
Titusville Banker Swindle Victim in York Dispatch Tale
Patchy York dispatches describe a fraud involving McKinney of Chavville Pa and a prominent Suravive politician who allegedly persuaded banker Jt. McKinney of a $60,000 loss prior to a brokerage firm failure. Details cite dummy $50,000 wires and a $4,000,000 collapse tied to Consolidated Exchange, with officials admitting involvement though memory faded.
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York
McKinney
Tirple
Wall RenoWa
Gethany
Howia
Suravive
N.Y
Chawville
Biker
Consolidated Exchange
Raynor, Nicholae & Ruessdall
Feleree
Srustyey
Attornes
Nichome
Eithe
Mukuwier
Polititealt
Nir
McKintrey
Charlon Applet
Thiyr
Mother Burns Six Year Old in Berswene Fire
The Alboy, N1 December 20 report alleges Joseph Vargo’s wife saturated her six year old son’s clothing and set him on fire, leading to his death. She was arrested on a murder charge as city physicians said she is criminally insane. The mother of four, the father working, left the home during the incident.
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Pertit Amboy
N 1
Joseph Vargo
Berswene
We Woman
Disappearance of Rich Broker Near Solution in San Diego
San Diego officials announced that George I Schick vanished and is suspected in a forgery conspiracy involving Drew Clark and Mrs Mae Drew Curls. District Attorney Chester Kempley said Schick confessed to forging schemes and provided leads toward Schick’s body and a murder charge. Authorities hope new information will locate Schick’s remains.
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San Diego
Sarah Schicksnade
Drew Clark
Mae Drew Curls
George I Schick
Ditrict
Chester Kempley
Shih
Kempley
Schick
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Kempley Wild
Mrs Bracken Withdraws From School Director Nomination
Ella Page Redcken announces she will not seek the November election, asks county commissioners to remove her name from the ballot, and instructs supporters to refrain from further campaigning. Treva Migs and Halle went to Springreek for a Sunday visit with relatives.
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Ella Page Redcken
Ts My
She Han
County Commissionwtrs
Migs Treva
Halle
Spingreek
Hunthay
Cisco escapes with light fine in cruelty case
Cisco a farmer from Spring Creek pleaded guilty before Justice Edgar Moore to cruelty to animals. He was fined 10 dollars and costs after neighbor complaints of the man tying a heavy chain to a dog and dragging it. The incident sparked local resentment and a fast court disposition followed with payment of the fine and release.
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Cisco
Spring Creek Farm
Harks Sisco
Spring Creek
Charley Peisler
Edgar Moore
Alan
Abreut Malsler
Sisco
Driver of Brie Death Car Unapprehended In Erie Incident
Patchy report details an unapprehended driver of a red car with khaki top involved in a fatal crash on Buffalo Road that killed Mabel Poot. Police traced the vehicle but found the number plate damaged and the driver at large. Also notes residents Benest Mosher, Wire BR, Hoe fens, and Meg Alfred Moenday visiting Erie and Mayville.
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Brie
Ile Tucks
Hiss Mabel Poot
Buffalo Road
Fry
Mra Benest Mosher
Wire
BR. Hoefens
Meg Alfred Moenday
Erie Witham
Jilett
Mayville
Committee To Probe Trolley Line Situation
A stockholders meeting discussed the Cory and Sohillinis Street trolley line. A committee of three will investigate the situation and report at the November 24 meeting chaired by Mr Woollard, with final decisions on rescue or abandonment to follow. The service has run at a loss for weeks under current management.
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Reyard
Cory
Sohillinis
Hale & Comuittes
Woollard
Gin
Weodunl
Warren
Fie
Lark Ab Patronaié
Alan Forces
Bar
Frith
Frits
Clong
France Blamed for Hunger Crisis by Berlin Note
Germany issued a note blaming France for the hunger and suffering in the region, stating Paris bears responsibility for failing to curb the crisis and claiming it allowed the situation to worsen in the occupied areas. The accusation comes amid mounting tensions as authorities accuse France of contributing to the food shortage.
Indiana Gov Borrowed Funds From State
FT Wayne Indiana October 20 Governor Warren T McCray admitted borrowing 155000 from the state board of agriculture amid a bankruptcy petition by three local banks. The governor asked dismissals arguing the board is quasi state and sought immunity claiming he offered ample security, with no details disclosed.
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Junted Press
Wayne
Ind
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
United States
Logan
Zev Wins Belmont Park Stake Race In Heavy Track
Zev defeats Papyrus in the Belmont Park race as 70,000 spectators watch. The American colt led from the start and posted a time of 4:96 28 on a heavy track, nearing the record set by Man O War. Rumors of Zev’s poor condition proved unfounded.
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Sys
Zoey
Harry Sinelnie
Zev
Papyrus
Zay
Man ‘O'War
50 Barrel Well Near Old City
A 50 barrel well near Old City, three miles northwest of Phiner, was drilled by Robert Hopgan of Pleasantville. The well produced about 130 ibs during tankage issues and pipe-line troubles. Depth not confirmed, but estimates suggest 25 feet of fluid with at least 125 feet of sand or shale.
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Faye Hacomb
Phiner
Robert Hopgan
Pleagantville
Saya
Sander
Hou Fees
Condition of road worker in critical state after accident
A road worker from Korstone Construction, Mahlnc, sustained serious injuries yesterday on Must Piensa Street and was rushed to Corry Hospital. He remains in critical condition with possible additional injuries feared. Police located his sister in a rural route. the worker has worked for Keystone Company for three months and his wife heads to Fire for a visit with relatives.
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Peter Malyack
Korstone Construction Company
Wedsehen
Mablack
White Iba
Dunkle Way
Cleveland
Keystone Company
Looting Attempt Fails At Spartansburg Rail Office
Bandits used two heavy charges of nitro glycerine to blow a safe in Spartansburg Pennsylvania rail station. They caused damage, opened express packages, but secured little loot. A high powered car fled as police begin an investigation. A separate school function noted a Homemaking Department gathering with Halloween attire and refreshments.
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Pennsylvania Raiload
Spartansburg
Vaule
Express
Eo i. Hyvehl
Fe R
Corry's Kiddies to Celebrate Hallowe'en in Parades
Corry's Hallowe'en plans move ahead with Community Service Council in charge. A night parade will feature kindergarten pupils in a motorcade using donated cars for transport. Older students will march, with a masked parade and costumes awards to follow, proceeds from red fire confetti sales funding the event.
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Corry
Hallowe'en
Community Service Council
Community Service Today
Journal
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