Famous Mexican Mines Reopened Near Pass Sonora
Internacional News Service reports the San Geronimo mines near Pass Sonora, famed since 1909 for multi million free silver output, are to reopen late August under Melvin Dalton, with two and a half million dollar property value and Eastern capital investment. The mine’s history spans Spanish padres, Apache Chief Geronimo, revolutions, and closures in 1912 and three years ago due to metal market pressures.
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Internacional News Service
Nogales
Arizona
Adie
San Geronimo
Pass
Sonora
Mexico
Melvin Palmer Datton
New York
United States
Dalton
Geronimo
Howard
Opéen
Stop Signs Placed On Side Streets By City Council
Road safety update notes 36 by 24 inch stop signs placed on intersecting streets north of Washington under Officer Charles Longstreth. Signs on Highland avenue Wilmington Avenue Grant Street and South Jefferson Street are set back twenty feet from building lines and four feet from the curb. Also mentions the American Association of Bank Women planning its Atlantic City convention at month end.
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Charles Longstreth
Washington
Highland Avenue
Falla Street
Wilmington Avenue
Grant Street
Sampson Street
Jefferson Street
Washington Stract
Neshangock River
GOOD ROADS DAY CELEBRATION AT BUTLER CO
A fragmented page describes Butler County Good Roads Day with plans for Farmer’s Day parade community events and lectures by notable figures. It notes old town sites Slippery Rock history from 1800s settlement, the Zebulon Cooper farm marker, and a bronze marker unveiling. The piece blends local lore with officials and a Washington Street restaurant menu read.
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Butler CO. Town
Page Owa
Jer
Howard W. Fry
State Department of Highways
J. HB
Marshall
Butler
George
I. Weingartner
Frank E. Miller
Meadville
Leo L. Driver
Department of Public Instruction
GC. G. Jordan
United States
Frank B. Willis
Columbus
Ohio
Zebulon Cooper
Cascade Park
Mexico Wages War On Grasshoppers In Campaign Push
The country mobilizes citizens from all walks to fight grasshopper swarms damaging crops. Meantime local political tickets appear in a sprawling front-page notice listing Republican and Democratic candidates for offices including President Judge, jury commissioners, sheriff, district attorney, and city council from New Castle and surrounding townships.
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Mexico
Disruption of Miners Parley Feared by Industry Leaders
Conference leaders Warriner and William J Richards face pressure as miners threaten to walk out. Federal intervention possible though President Coolidge aims to stay aloof. Lewis remains noncommittal about following through on threats while planning to attend with ex president John P. B. Essex.
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Ference
Warriner
William J. Richards
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Corporation
Richards
Jas
Aldea
Coolidge
Lewis
John PB
Eeet
Unon
Federal government warns dry squadron in use of firearms
The treasury is investigating recent shootouts as federal agents raid illegal alcohol operations. Officials say more than 20 innocent people have been killed in raids, spurring a call for bonding of prohibition agents and identifiable uniforms. Investigations touch four-year-old Kentucky boy and other cases as field forces face disbandment. General Andrews seeks humane, centralized enforcement and reforms. Birth notices include Mr and Mrs Edward Bradley announcing a daughter in Edenburg, while Miss Ellen Desson in Uniontown hosts a guest in East Washington Street.
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Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Prohibition
Killinger
Treasury
Kentucky
Herre de Grace
North Carolina
West Virgmia
Dru
Andrews
Washington
Green
Vermont
Edward Bradley
Edenburg
Republican Tax Plan Sparks Cross-Party Debate
The article outlines a Republican tax reduction framework arguing for unified goals on major cuts while noting splits within the party over inheritance and gift taxes and against or for publicity changes. Democrats show mixed positions, with conservatives and progressives balking differently.
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Washington
Willam R. Green
House
Senater
Mellon
Congress
Improved Road to Wurtburg to Be Built
State and county funds will match to about 100000 for Route 350 construction. Lawrence county leads in state aid filing, with gasol ine tax funds to fuel expenditure statewide around six million. Discussion covers Perry highway as a secondary route unlikely to become primary, with improvements needing county initiative along its path.
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State Highway Department
Fle
Harrisburg
Fry
Lawrence County
Kerry
Perry
Perry Highway
Meadville
Entler
Airplane dives tested as deafness cure in Dayton
Dayton Aug 4 Medical study on cures for deafness via airplane dives moves forward. Johnson Airplane Co operating the Dayton Cincinnati line has achieved 12 cures using rapid ascents to about 12000 feet followed by steep plunges toward the earth. Dr W J Blackburn ear specialist will oversee tests and later submit a detailed report.
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Dayton, Q
Johnson Airplane Co
Dayton-Cincinnati Ne
W. J. Blackburn
Blackburn
Reading Circle host tea at W. C. A. Center New Castle
Misa Florence Johnston presided last evening for the F. L. D. Reading Circle at the W. C. A. Center on Hill Street. Large attendance, staplandia program led by Mrs. Mabel Gardner, musical selections supplied by the Circle. Social time followed with refreshments served by Miss Grace Boyd. Meetings suspended for thirty days due to Mrs. Martha Streets death.
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Reading
Misa Florence Johnston
F. L. D. Reading
Hlm Street
Freight Reduction Impossible Until Roads Consolidate
Freight rate reductions hinge on railroad consolidation, says a White House spokesman. President Coolidge seeks relief from high schedules, focusing on aiding agricultural interests amid a push for stronger, integrated rail systems.
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International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Greece Denies Troop Move to Bulgaria Border
The Greek general staff denied reports that two divisions were moved to the Bulgarian border. An official statement said only a few reinforcements were sent to frontier outposts, and the action is temporary until Bulgaria assures Greek safety. Foreign Minister Rentis noted any move would be canceled once Bulgaria acts on the protest over a Greek citizen’s murder.
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International News Service
Athens
Rentis
Bulgaria
Thens Newapipers
Greece
Eitixen
Woodruff Moves to Oust Benn From Office
Harrisburg August 4 Attorney General George W Woodruff traveled to Philadelphia to begin action against James S Benn who refuses Gov Pinchotts dismissal from the public service commission Benn stayed at his desk in Harrisburg and planned to attend the Philadelphia Rapid Transit hearing in Philadelphia tomorrow unless stopped by the attorney generals move Brown Benns counsel said he would confer with Francis Shunk Brown about the case
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Tauwrnational News Service
Harrisburg
aAttorney
George W. Woodruff
Philadelphia
James 5. Bean
Pinchotte
Public Service Commission
Francis Shunk Brown
Benn
Commission
Philadephia
Man Fails To Pay Alimony Fee's Is Held On Contempt
John Edward Cort son of George Cort theatrical producer was held in contempt for failing to pay alimony arrears of 75 dollars to wife Maude Fanly Cort actress. Cort's bond of 600 dollars placed with the court was forfeited. The Corts were married in Cincinnati Ohio in January 1920. She alleges her husband obtained a fraudulent divorce from her in June 1923.
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International News Service
Jersey City
N. J
John Edward Cort
George Cort
Maude Fanly Cort
Cort
Court of Chancery
Corts
Cincinnati
Pastor Fined for Assault After Church Service
W C Fowler pastor of Island Christian church Wheeling West Virginia paid a $25 fine plus costs for assaulting R M Rice former teacher in bia Sunday school after a church service. Rice alleges the minister knocked him down and kicked him while the minister claims he merely passed and Rice fell. The incident stems from church friction.
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C International News Service
Wheeling
W. Va
W. C. Fowler
Island
Christian Church
R. M. Rice
Bia
Rice
Congregation Meeting Planned at Madison Avenue Church
Madison avenue Christian church calls a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 46 to discuss plans for the coming year. Rev W W Said pastor urges all members to attend. Women’s Missionary Society of the same church will meet Friday at 2 30 at Mrs Frac born’s home North Liberty Street. Red Cross items are requested for a child in need. Fireworks plant explosion in Chicago noted.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
W. W
Paater
Society Women's Missionary
Society of Madison Novenus Christian Church
Frac
North Liberty Street
Marines End Thirteen Years Of Land Occupation
U S Marines completed a thirteen year occupation of Nicaragua as the last contingent of about 425 men sailed home. The force, first sent during the Taft era, left after Nicaragua formed a national guard able to maintain order amid ongoing revolutions in Managua. Secretary of the Navy Wilbur M. Z. returns to Washington aboard the Henderson.
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Wilbur 3
Henderson
Washington
Pacific Coast
Central America
Dickie Kerr Back In Fold
CHICAGO August 4 Kerr formerly key White Sox star is reinstated in organized baseball by High Commissioner Lendis. He left after the Black Sox scandal following a dispute with owners over salaries and later played semi professional ball.
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International News Service
Chicago
Dickie" Kerr
Chicago White Sox
Lendis
Kerr
White Sox
Black Sox
Anlary
Ginca
Deaths Of The Day Miss Mary A Carr
Miss Mary A Carr aged 68 died at her Washington township home on Monday August 2 after six months with anemia. Born July 6 1857 in Washington township she was a daughter of Samuel and Sarah Ann Carr and a member of Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church. She is survived by brothers Jake W Carr Volant Pa D M Carr Chicago Il and S Carr Grove City Pa and sister Mrs Jennie Uber Mercer Pa. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm from the residence led by Rev Clark. Interment in Eastbrook U P cemetery.
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Mary A. Carr
Mary A Carr
Washington Township
St Mary's Guild Social Tonight at St Marys School
Workers finish preparations on the St Mary's school grounds at Beaver and North for an ice cream social hosted by the Indies of St Mary's Guild. The event runs 7:30 to 11 with a varied program and activities for guests.
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St. Mary's
Beaver and
North Streets
St. Mary's Guild
Audh
Traffic Lights Obeyed Rules Prompt California Visitor
California visitor faces police court after repeatedly ignoring Washington street traffic signals. George Hyie of Pleasant Hill, Iowa, and Henry Barghley of East Washington street, Pleas ant Hill, paid fines. Atty. Jun Sargent’s shipping board ruling allows sale of 200 ships to Henry Ford at a bid of 1.706 million. Prosperity view notes heavy lumber demand as a construction indicator by H L Anderson of Grove City, Pa.
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Washington Street
George Hyie
Iowa
Pleasant Will
Butler County
Oranges
California
Peterson
Orneice
Henry Barghley
East Waskaneeington Street
Pleasant Hill
Washington
Jun
Sargent
Shipping Board
Henry Ford
Ford
H. L. Anderson
Grove City
Lumber firm of Antert on and Blaze holds Ohio assets
A member of the lumber firm of Antert on and Blaze reported extensive holdings in Ohio and said orders are on hand for six months dead according to Mr Ax derton.
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Anterton and Blaze
Ohio
Axderton
Names Sought for World War Dead in Lawrence County
Efforts are under way to compile a complete record of Lawrence County residents who died in World War I. Miss Olive Reed of the American Red Cross asks parents and friends to mail information postcards to Red Cross Headquarters in New Castle Pennsylvania, including the deceased’s name, company, home address, whether he died in action and date, in camp and date, or after return to the United States and date.
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Taday
Lawrence County
Miles Olive Reed
American Red Cross
Miss Reed
Olive Reed
Red Cross
Sete Deposit & Trust Bidz
New Castle
United States
Blame Labor For Detroit Bombing
A Detroit blast damaged the Enterprise Electrical building and six nearby businesses as labor troubles were blamed. Authorities reported a large fire estimate at 4,000,090 pounds and noted tense arguments amid the incidents.
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Nternaterat
Detroit
Enterprise Electrical Company Grora
Aaa Opt Ans
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Frank M. Jones
Rea Turk
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Stephen Cooper
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Quad
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Cherry Township
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Stephen Copper
Butler and Mercer Road
Robert L. Wallacn
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Ren Jane
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Judy
Emery Second Ward
Tana
Mat Ola
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Khwweady
Fourth Ward
New Castie
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Union Township
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Josipm B. Fibok
Wayne Township
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Hilwood City
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Frank J. Waddingtor
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Chefi
G. Momrow
Second Ward
Eelen Desson
Uniontown
Sara Hetzel
East Washington
Wurtemburg
Coolrdge
James
Kilgaluen
A. N. Balmuth
Dry Goode
New York Board of Estimate
Woodruff
Seventh Ward News
Murda
Red. Cross
Safe Deposit and Trust
U.S
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Dickie” Kerr
Tunity
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St. Mary’s Guild
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Mercer County
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Dodge Brothers Motor Car
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Dovee Brothers
Dsaleas
SEL Boon Sen Cans
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