Croton Boy Scouts Plant One Thousand Trees On Saturday
Croton Boy Scout Troop 5 led by Scoutmaster Ralph T. Davis planted one thousand European Linden trees at the Boy Scout camp on Saturday. The group worked through the afternoon and earned praise for their effort while cooperating with the State Forestry department in the tree planting project. Participants included Robert Abraham Tour Montfort Frank Florgelli John Nemur Mike Hlaudy Jess Iolaluca Alyda McCombs Harry Wright Id Mailer Eugene Young and Ralph F. Davis. Transportation was provided by the Rieck McJuniin Dairy truck and cars from WOG and Ayers L. Th found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyda McCombs
Harry Wright
Id Mailer
Eugene Young
Ralph F. Davis
Campaing
Rieck-McJuniin Dairy Company
Goldbers
State Welfare Man Speaks At Rotary
A. E. Wowells of the State Welfare department spoke to the Rotary club at noon in Lawrence County. He commended county administration for humane conservation and argued a county institution is more efficient than township care. He outlined welfare work and noted an April 1 meeting to nominate officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
A. E. Wowells
State Welfare Department
Rotary Club
Howalls
Welfare Department
Youngstown Checker Champ Plays At Y
Cornell of Youngstown Ohio, a leading checker player, engaged in exhibition matches with local players at the Youngstown M C A on Saturday night. Negotiations are under way to match Cornell with Pittsburgh’s champion for a special game at New Castle Y. Cornell plays blindfolded and is regarded as one of Ohio’s best. Local players hope the match is soon arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Ohio
Lincoln Club Planned By Sons Of Veterans In Pittsburgh
Sons of Veterans of Western Pennsylvania plan to organize the Lincoln Club at Old City Hall North Side Pittsburgh on Appomattox Day. The group aims to hold a large meeting and banquet each year with local members including R. M. Campbell FP. R. House C. S. Neeskey Frankante Pais Al Nouston and EB Kine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox
Sons of Veterans of Western Pennsylvania
Old City Hall
North Side
Pittsburgh
T 8
Linccoln Club
R. M. Camplel
R. House. C. 8
Neeskey Frankante Pais al Nouston
Eb, & Kine
Love's Wilderness and a Night in India in 1920s show lineup
A historic cinema page lists castings and acts including Corinne Griffith Holmes Herbert Jan Keith Emily Fitzroy in Love's Wilderness, C W Nolan Style Show eight vocal models, Mark Gott and his Chub Miami Orchestra, Tre Cabaret Gir, Capitol Spencer A Night in India, 40 Winks with Viola Dana, Pathe Revue and News Reel, Nixon Catherine Calvert in The Heart of Maryland, Weeks Knees comedy with Clif Bowes Virginia Vanes, Easy Street Charlie Chaplin, Papa's Pete News Reel, Life of Christ talkie Coogan Littl Robinson Crusoe, The Gold Lure with Jack Hold Rupert Juan, The Passing of the West comedy Billy West, and The Messenger News Reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venn — Corrinne — Griffith
Holmes Herbert
Jan Keith
Emily Fitzroy
C. W. Nolan
Penn
Mark Gott
Chub
Miami
Capitol Spencer
India
Viola, Dana
Pathe Revue
News Reel
Nixon
Catherine Calvert
Maryland
Clitf Bowes
Virginia Vanes
Slar
Jack Hold
Robert Frazier
Rupert Juan
West
Billy West
News Rael
U S Boats in 18 Mile Limit Sought by Prohibition Officials
Prohibition officials urge extending U S government power to punish American vessels carrying liquor beyond the three mile limit. They accuse ram ships of foreign registry and urge patrols off rum row to capture American boats. Coast guard speed and clearance papers become concerns. Rainbow Club hosts Friday with health tips on happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Tustee
Willebrand
Congress
United States
Coast Guard
Three Mile
Umit
Prohibition Bureau
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
Too Many Laws: Solicitor Ignites Garden Burn Permit Rule
Solicitor R M Wade tried burning garden debris at six on a Saturday evening. Acting Assistant Fire Chief Ralph Craig arrived after a passerby notified the fire department. Wade had forgotten the fire burning permit that forbids fires after noon, and vows to remember next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Wade
Ralph Craig
Craig
White
Hits
Fine Record in Township School Hauling
Thomas C. West of McCaslin, under contract to haul children to Hickory township’s centralized school near New Castle, has made an amiable record. His large auto bus reliably arrives at opening hour for two years, and he has never had an accident involving any child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. West
McCaslin
Hickory Township
New Casle
Weat
State to prove Dorothy Eilsingon sane in murder case
In San Francisco on April 6 the prosecution plans to call alienists Dr Catton and Dr Twitchell along with an X-ray expert to prove Dorothy Eilsingon sane. The article notes her potential confinement at Agnews State Home if found insane and sentenced. It details privileges like visits, cosmetics, and a nonworking but urged routine for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Harry Twitchell
Catton
San Francisco
Dorothy Eilingson
Agnew State Home
Early Agreement on Appropriations Bill 18 Expected
Legislature moves toward an omnibus road bill with action on third reading for more than 125 bills in the House and 75 in the Senate. The Senate plans final action on 205 million dollars in bond issues including 200 million for Capitol Park and state buildings. Other measures include antibribery for athletes and sentencing options for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zwang
Ludlow
Marcus
Allegheny County
House
Senate
Capitol Park
Wilkin
Guerin
Burke
What Did You See Newsboy Typo Tale
A fragmented account notes a newsboy typo and various small scenes around a city paper plant. An Easter display, a gardener at the post office, a policeman aiding a news merchant, and chatter among old friends mix with street scenes including a shovel, a hardware store, and a playful moment with an empty powder can.
Girl Seized by Kidnapers Found by Police in Philly
International News Services reports 14 year old Helen Lobosca, believed abducted yesterday by automobileists, located today at a clothing factory where she works. Detained on incorrigibility while awaiting hearing. she told officers she visited Broadway in New York City last night as a guest of the woman who had been described as her kidnapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Philadelphia
Helen, Lobosca
House of Detention
Helen
Broadway
New York
John D Dodge Abandons Fight Over Dodge Brothers Sale
John Duval Dodge son of the late John B Dodge abandons efforts to block the Dodge Brothers sale to Dillon Read in New York. His attorney William A Lucking says he will pursue a claim to proceeds in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aullaton
International News Service
Detroit
Mich
John Duval Dodge
John BP. Dodge
Dodge Brothers
Dillon, Read & Company
New York
William A. Lucking
Cleveland Police Probe Into Local Officers
Cleveland police authorities inquired into injury to Chief Henry Dysart on Saturday related to Jon North alias Anderson who they had under arrest. North and his wife were arrested June 3, 1922 here on suspected dope transport. North was discharged and his wife ordered out of the city. North carried $2313 in cash and bank books show $2104 on deposit since December 24, 1924, when arrested in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry Dysart
Jon North
Anderson
North
Gleveland
St Mary's School Dismissal for Holy Week Procession
St Marys Parochial school will dismiss Wednesday afternoon after vacation. Classes resume Wednesday April 10. Fifty or more children will participate in a procession as part of religious exercises at St Marys church Holy Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial School
Marys Church
Start Repaving Of Croton This Week
Woolf and Golder expect to begin repaving Croton avenue this week per city officials. The P O will install a switch at Have avenue as contractors start at the north end. The railway company will add a cross over on Martin street and Croton avenue, with Easter warned about hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolf & Golder
Croton Avenue
P-O
Have Avenue
Tax collectors ordered to keep returns secret
International News Service reports that income tax collectors must not disclose returns without authority from the Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. Public access to returns is paused until after July 1, awaiting Supreme Court rulings on the constitutionality of publishing tax lists. Blair will set a uniform opening date for tax books, with newspaper publication dependent on court decisions in the Kansas City Journal-Post case and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Abhington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Treasury
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Bandits Escape With Diamonds Worth 50000
Jacob Ross of a John Street diamond firm was beaten by bandits and robbed of diamonds valued at $50,000 in a hallway of a New York building. The April incident by the National News Service reports the heist and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thernational News Service
New York
Jacob Ross
John Street
Deaths Of The Day In Allegheny City News
Several local obituaries note residents passing after illnesses. Dr Robert King of 187 Grandview Avenue Washington died Saturday morning at home aged years. Mrs Nancy J Robinson of 438 Neshannock Avenue died after illness. Andrew Rohr of Slippery Township aged years died after long illness. William Sipe of Fenelton died after brief illness. John M Tiddle of Enon Valley funeral services held Friday. Emma Morse of 409 Electric Street died after a yearlong illness. Grace E Potter of 1009 Dewey Avenue died after illness. Mrs Zacharia Wingard of Wigma Ohio died after Brights disease and dropsy. Dora Fell of 403 Neshannock Avenue died after lingering illness. Funeral details follow for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
King
Grandview Avenue
Washington
Sitisburgh
Hig
de King
Sle
May Havina King
MS. Washington
Monongahela Cemetery
Robison
Nancy J. Robinson
D. Robinson
Eynalug
Te Wood
Neshannock Avenue
Robison Wab
Venango County
James Win Jane Calmont Mickents
Lawrence County
First United Presbyterian Church
W. McFate
the Woods
S.J. Irvine
Oak Park Cemetery
Andrew Rohr
Slippery Township
Neceaeed
Zion Lutheran Church
Hope
Margaret Roy
F.C. Stroud
Aspinwall
Coates
Garland
Cal
Aware Kelley
Erin Carpencer
Edward Rohr
Mt. Hope
Mt. Hope Cemetery
William
Sipe
Fenelton
Butler County
W. J. Sipe
Bitler
W. P. Sipe
Cochran- George
Virginia
Earward
Mr. Riddle
Vic
John M. Tiddle
Enon Valley
A. B. King
Ellwood City
Andrews
Dr. de Walt
Emma Morse
Robert PB. Morse
Electric Street
Neas
Morse
Pittsburgh
Samuel
Anna McCusb Irvin
Grace M. B. Church
Daughters of Liberty
Pride of the West
Floyd Houk
Princeton
Ellis Howeard
Joseph Maxwell
Carl
Joseph Morse
Samuel Irvin
Mary Irvin
Elizabeth Edgin
Grace E. Potter
O. EB
Mary B. Earheart Potter
Dewey Avenue
Akron
Rev
D. R. Dung
Graceland Cemetery
Zacharia Wingard
Tivtio Wingard
Wigma
Shea
C. C. Horner
Mary Glitch
Merrick
Prank A. Horner
Johnstown
Warner
North Dakota
George
Robert Wingard
Elyria
Jackson
Michigan
Horner
Elyria Tov
Forman Pell
Dora Fel
Vermin Poll
Har Late
Neeshannock Avenue
Marriage Licenses for Edward Stribrmg and Pittsburg
A readable fragment notes marriage licenses issued to Edward Stribrmg and another party in Pittsburgh. Details are limited and legible items include names and the licensing action. Further facts are not provided in the readable text.
Ellwood City Man Killed In Sunday Night Crash
An Ellwood City man died after a Sunday night crash in which a Hartman car overturned on the opposite side of the road. Carmine Lordi, driving, sustained fatal injuries. his passenger Sam Asteoni and others escaped with minor harms. Authorities from Wampum and Ellwood City investigated, detaining Hartman and Ling for questioning before release and arranging the death inquiry for Lordi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Carmine Lordi
Jug Head
Lerdi
N Catarcilo
Sam Asteon
Catarcio
Asteoni
Bender
Moschert
Miller
Wampum
Hartman and
Linz
Office of
Justice of the Peace
McCready
J. P. Caldwell
J. M. Dunlap
Ling
Two Hundred Books Issued At South Side Library
Two hundred books were distributed at the South Side branch of the New Castle Free Public Library on Saturday afternoon marking the largest issue since the branch opened weeks ago. Adults in the Fifth and Eighth Wards are urged to visit the Neighborhood House on Sciola Street where the adult department is now featured. The report notes steady patronage as the library expands services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
New Castle
Spencer the Thurston of Vaudeville Opens at Capitol Today
The Capitol Theatre begins a week of magic and mystery headlined by Spencer the Thurston featuring feats that stun audiences. A special Thursday performance allows women to ask questions, with India inspired mysticism and a revue of daily photoplays replacing the usual program to fit Spencer’s ever changing acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Thurston of
Vaudeville
Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Marys
Betne
Trany
Fternoon
India
Spenger
Iucke
Viola Dana
Ruth
Alan Crosland
John Gilbert
Norma Shearer
Conrad Nagel
The
Swan
Bandolera
Dds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Croton Boy Scouts
Kennedy’s Mills
Rotary
Youngstown Checker Champ
Sons of Veterans
Club
Clark & Mackie Co
China
M. C. Limber Company
Mercer St
Phono
Tiberty
Gir
Dome—Wesley Barry
Tae Prigter
Devil
Charlie Chaplin
Papa's
Pete
Regent
Life of
Christ
Coogan
Tobinson Crusoc
U.S
Rainbow Club
Bor Pr
Dent Jung
Robert Me "Wallace
James
McGlalland
Beaver Township
HM. Co
Clint) Kennedy
EDW, Obe i Union Townshinepublica Ticcket
A. G. Loelo
Franke J. Waddington
Eastbrook
W. R. Meere
Square Deal Garage
Croton Arcous
Isabelle Ahearn O'Neil
Rhoee Island
Post Office
Wenn Wa
Castle Wen
Highland Avenue
Hardaware
Washington Street
Tae New Wibrintan
Helen Lobosta
John D. Dodge
Laws
Cleveland Police
St. Mary’s School
Croton
Easter
Jobnson A. MacMurrmy
Coolidre
Jacob Gowd Schurman
Aids Jardine
RW. Dunlap
Kingston
Agriculture
Jardine
President Coolidge
Edward J. Stribrmg
Grova City
East Manhington St
Ellwood
Carmine Jordi
Mantz
Nick Catarco
Lordi
Marshall Morgue
New Jersey
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