Stolen Cars Recovered Tied to Local Owners
Police recovered two vehicles linked to local residents. A Ford roadster owned by R. V. Watt of 6255 Washington Boulevard was found near Twenty eighth and Pennsylvania. An Oakland sedan owned by Leland Hammer of 928 Sanders Street was recovered at Kelly and Meridian streets.
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R. V. Watt
Washington Boulevard
Ford
Twenty-eighth
Pennsylvania Streets
Leland Hammer
Sanders Street
Oakland
Kelly and
Meridian Streets
Construction set for new federal penitentiary near Lewisburg
The Justice Department announced plans to start building the eastern federal penitentiary near Lewisburg Pennsylvania before November 1. The 1200 prisoner facility requires a clear 1000 acre title before bids. Prison Superintendent Sanford Bates said it will relieve overcrowding considerably.
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Scripps-Howard
Washington
Lewisburg
Department of Justice
Andrew Dunsmore
Middle Judicial District of Pennsylvania
Sanford Bates
India Prohibition Drive Grows With Women Led Actions
In Lahore Aug 21 women flood liquor shop thresholds to block access while others help topple palm liquor trees. Nationalists push prohibition to cut government revenue, enforce religious tenets, and improve public health as Gandhi backs total prohibition.
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Lahore
India
Britain
Gandhi
British India
Robbers Break Into Billy Grimes Tire Firm
Early today suspects forced entry at 24 Shelby street and took a safe with $30 inside. The safe was later found at Emerson avenue and Prospect street. John Fapp, 43, ex city council member, died of heart disease on a street in Pyeammond Indiana.
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Billy Grimes Tire Company
Shelby Street
Yeggs
Emerson Avenue
Pros Pect Street
Pyeammond
Ind
John Fapp
Central W. C. T. U. Picnic features Town Gossip play
The Central W. C. T. U. annual picnic will be held Friday at Brookside Park with the play Town Gossip as the chief feature. Cast includes Mrs. Paulser Prosser Knowles Shields Talmadge Smith Watkins Crouth Mittman Bostic Stucky. Mrs. White leads play arrangements and Rebecca Smyth, former president of Sterling county Scotland W. C. T. U., will speak.
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Brookside Park
William Paulser
Ben Prosser
Harry Knowles
Burton Shields
Talmadge Smith
J. G. Watkins
Warren Crouth
E. E. Mittman
Elmer Bostic
Fred Stucky
R. H
Demonstrations for Sacco Vanzetti Set
The Sacco Vanzetti memorial demonstration organized by the International Labor Defense is set for 5 p.m. in Union Square New York on Friday. Similar protests are planned in fifty other cities in the United States Latin America and Europe. The march demands unconditional freedom for six labor organizers jailed in Atlanta and calls for abolition of lynching.
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United Arena
New York
Sacco-Vanzetti
International Labor Defense
Union Square
United States
Latin America
Europe
Atlanta
Famous feudist Cap Hatfield in critical three day coma
William Anderson Cap Hatfield, last of the Matfield McCoy feudists, lies in critical condition at Johns Hopkins hospital after a three day coma. The 67 year old was brought from Logan West Virginia by his personal physician Dr B D Smith. The report comes from Baltimore Maryland and Columbia City Indiana where the old settlers day is observed.
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Cap
Hatfield
United Press
Baltimore
William Anderson
Cap) Hatfield
Johns Hopkins Hospital
B. D. Smith
Logan
W. Va
Veterans head for Valley Forge at 1931 encampment
Thousands of Spanish War veterans gathered in Philadelphia for their 32nd national encampment and left by Reading trains for Valley Forge. Governor Fred M. Green and Judge Edward S. Mathias were among speakers during memorial exercises, with Mathias named commander to succeed Green.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Valley Forge
Valley Forge Chapel
Fred M. Green
Michigan
Edward S. Mathias
Ohio
Amos A. Fries
Mathias
Green
R. C. Ellsworth
Portland
Ore
Entor
Illiam A. Seddinger
Norfolk
Charles Lee
Patterson
N. J
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Treasury officials say Soviet imports not illegal
Treasury officials stated no importations from Soviet Russia violated laws against forced labor or dumping. They noted that Russian spruce lumber pulpwood and manganese are imported and not deemed to create unfair competition with American products. The U S manganese shortfall is cited for steel needs.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Soviet Russia
United States
Garfield's Daughter-in-Law Dies in Auto Crash
The body of Mrs. Helen Newell Garfield 64 daughter-in-law of former President Garfield is to be sent to Mentor Ohio after dying in a local hospital from injuries in an automobile accident.
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Garfield
United Press
Portsmouth
N. H
Helen Newell Garfield
Mentor
Three Gastonia murder convicts flee to Russia
New York Telegram reports three men convicted in the Gastonia textile murder case escaped to Russia. Supreme Court of North Carolina upheld the convictions of Fred Erwin Beal Clarence Miller and K Y Hendricks. Bail of 12000 posted by the American Civil Liberties Union with backing from the International Labor Defense.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Telegram
Gastonia
Russia
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Fred Erwin Beal
Clarence Miller
K. Y. Hendricks
Germany
American Civil Liberty Association
International Labor Defense
Communist Organization
Beal
Steal Movie Machine From Emree Sporting Goods Window
A motion picture machine valued at 110 dollars was stolen Wednesday night from the show window of the Emree sporting goods store at 209 West Washington Street, police were told by store officials.
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Emree Sporting Goods
West
Washington Street
Don't wait until it is too late S S S for red blood cells
An old health advertisement promotes S S S as a blood tonic to prevent anemia by building red blood cells. It claims improved appetite, strength, and vitality, urging readers to take the large size before meals and to buy at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Free 24 page color book offer for new parents
An advertisement urges readers to clip and mail a coupon to the Bradfield Co in Atlanta Georgia to receive postpaid delivery of a free 24 page illustrated book titled Things to Know Before Baby Comes. The offer emphasizes a plain envelope for postage and highlights prebirth guidance.
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Bradfield Co
Atlanta, Ga
Paste and Toothpaste Ad Fragments with Prices
A damaged OCR fragment lists Ephedrine Jelly Vapex and Pepsodent Tooth Paste 60c Neet with scattered pricing notes and brand names. The readable items suggest a trade or advertisement snippet from a historical catalog or newspaper page.
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Penfield
Citizens Gas Co
S. Pennsylvania
W. G
U. S
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Haag
KOTEX
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Madison
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Illinois
R. M. Irwin
Fall Creek
38Th St
Tan A. Zollezzi
Pennsylvania
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G. B. Millikan 63Rd and
Bellefontaine
F. G. Hows
M. Gawne
Emerson
J. H. Oakley
Madison Ave
Robt. W. Parker
Kessler
Irvington
C. A. Hadley
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Keystone Ave
Roof Garden
Amos and
Andy
Tom Thumb
Baby Grand
T. B. Rogers Test Building
F. G. Howl
Keystone and
Allisonville Rd
R. E. McBride
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