Bryan’s Plea Spared Darrow From Contempt Charge
Dayton Tenn August 4 Judge John T Raulston said Clarence Darrow escaped punishment for contempt after William Jennings Bryan urged mercy. Raulston noted Bryan’s mercy save as Darrow avoided punishment while the Rhea County Court opened with memorials to Bryan.
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C International News Service
Dayton, Tenn
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
John T. Raulston
Bryan
Raulston
Rhea County Court
Chicago
State Receives 4000 Cars of Cabbage in 1924 Survey
New York shipped 4000 cars of cabbage into 15 large Pennsylvania markets in 1924, according to a Bureau of Markets survey of carrot receipts of fruits and vegetables. Receipts into the surveyed markets from all states totaled 4229 cars.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Bureau of Markets
Cabbage Car Trade Routes Through Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
The report compares last year with 4,246 cars and notes New York with 1,874 cars and Pennsylvania with 1.2 cars as major late cabbage sources. Eighty percent of 4,229 cars were sold in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and 80 percent of 1,374 cars from New York moved through these cities.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Dry Officer Stabbed Refuses To Name Attacker
William Eaton a 40 year old prohibition officer in Steubenville Ohio was found with multiple stab wounds on the Ohio riverbank and taken to Ohio Valley hospital in serious condition. He said he knew who attacked him but refused to identify the assailant to police.
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Steubenville
Wiliam Eaton
Ohio River
Ohio Valley Hospital
Eaton
Asked For Match Man Is Robbed
EAST LIVERPOOL O Aug 4 John Gills 20 a pottery worker was robbed of 29 today when he complied with a request at two automobile bandits for a match. As Gillis reached in his pocket one bandit stepped from the car leveled a revolver at him and searched him. He told Gillis to keep 30 cents for carfare. The bandits overlooked a diamond ring Gillis wore on his left hand.
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East Liverpool
John Gills
Gillis
Pesky bed bugs and the P D Q remedy claims
An old advertisement explains bed bugs lay seven eggs daily and hatch in five days with two thirds female. It calculates yearly growth from one female and promotes P D Q as a supposed universal killer for bedbugs roaches moths and others. It claims a free patent spout and lists New Castle Drug Corp Eckerds and other druggists as sellers.
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Aeeo
Family USA
New Castle Drug Corp
Eckerd’s of
New Castle, Inc
Buick crafts new Better Buick with lower prices and life enhances
Buick unveils Better Buick with more power and protection for moving parts, new air cleaner and sealing features, and a full line of 16 models. Prices lowered across Standard and Master Six, with improved design, finishes, and streamlined bodies, aiming at longer car life and reduced maintenance.
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Buick
Ugwest
Fiaher
Becauen
Rich Farmer Slain By Bootleggers Belief Of Officers
Gallipolis Ohio August authorities believe Clem ent Casper a 59 year old farmer was murdered and left in a ravine near Dyesville. Sheriff Henry Rice suspects poison and that would be buried body was interrupted by neighbor Mrs Frank Vale whose appearance halted the killers. Bootleggers are believed responsible due to Casper knowing of their activities.
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Gallipolis
Clement Casper
Dyesville
Henry Rice
Caspor
Casper
Frank Vale
Short Measure Gas Pumps Are Closed
GREENSBURG Pa Aug 4 Twenty nine short measure gasoline pumps were closed by Westmoreland county inspectors for the sealers of weights and measures de- injure details of the closure and potential penalties were not provided in the readable text.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Report Details Gasoline Loss From Pumps in July
The public report states that certain pumps during July caused a loss of 16 650 cubic inches of gasoline daily, equaling about 72 gallons. The figures are based on actual readings and indicate substantial daily waste.
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Totorista
Motorist Refuses To Quit Jail Until Vindicated In Crash
J E Askey of East Palestine refuses bond release claiming innocence after injuries to 18 year old Miss Ottilie Nadolny. Nadolny remains in a coma after a crash allegedly caused by Askey’s speeding car. Doctors planned surgery as the case draws out with Askey insisting on vindication.
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Youngstown
J. E. Askey
East Palestine
Ottillie Nadolny
Dai
Fireworks Explosion Injures Four In Swissvale
A late night fireworks explosion during an Italian celebration in Swissvale seriously burned Joseph Selber, 20, at Columbia Hospital. Three other persons suffered burns and lacerations from a rocket with seven charges that fell among spectators. The incident occurred as revelers watched the event in Swissvale.
Auto Kills Man Injures Another On Somerset Pike
Somerset Pa Aug 4 One man is dead and another seriously injured at Somerset Community Hospital after being run down on the Somerset pike near Espenville. The auto sped away after the collision. The deceased is Michael Slava 35 of Sigamore Fayate County. John Huzmansky 40, also of Sigamore, sustained injuries.
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Somerset
Somerset Community Hospital
Somerset Pike
Gard
Michiel Slava
Sigamore
Fayate C County
John Huzmansky
Cities Celebrate New 44 Mile Road Six In Family
Mt. Jewett and Smethport joined Bradford and Kane in celebrating a Kane to Bradford paved highway opening. A 500 car automobile parade highlighted the event as part of McKean County road network expansion.
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Kane
Mt. Jewett
Bradford
Smethport
Buffalo Publisher Donates $1,000,000 to City Foundation
Buffalo industrialist and newspaper proprietor William J. Conners Sr. announces a charitable foundation in Buffalo with a $1,000,000 gift and plans to raise up to $2,000,000. A six-member committee will oversee fund income, comprising two Protestants, two Catholics, and two Jews.
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Buffalo
William J. Conners
Tthis
Raige
School Reunion To Be Held Aug. 28
The Alken school reunion will be held at the Alken school on August 28. All are invited to attend.
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Alken School
MacMillan Ships Reach Etah and First Plane Launched
The first MacMillan Arte expedition plane landed on Etah Greenland from the Peary deck after a plank runway was built to shore it. A radio talk from Etah is planned for next Wednesday at 10 o clock by Commando MacMillan.
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International News Service
Washington
Etah
Greenland
National Geographic Society
MacMillan
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Darrow
W. J. Bryan
Clarin
New Castle Mutual Bldg. and Loan Association
Last Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
Smith
Business College
New Castle Business College
The
Citizens National Bank of
New Castle
Corner Mill and
Washington Sts
Odel
Liberty Theatre
Milton Frank
Swissvale
Aurst
Chey (Arsee Li
Eckerd’s
Eckerd
East Wrahington Street
LL. Swan & Co
North Mill Street
Duc
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
Divister of
General Morera Corporation
Lawrence Auto
Mercer Street
Ellwood City Garage Inc
Ellwood City, PA
Ennis Weirton
W. Va
John Druzik
Frances Dructk
Chester
Edward
Walter
Boley Barousky
International Association of Woman Explorers
Littl
Wrye
Chamberlain
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Washington Street
Quality Furniture
Haney’s
Ohere
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