Carnegie Bank Head Faces Federal Court Liabilities
John A Bell former Carnegie Trust Co president filed voluntary bankruptcy in federal court listing liabilities of 6 569 097 and assets 1 688 635 53. He faces preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges and is expected to waive hearing for grand jury action in September while creditors report losses near eleven million from coal transactions.
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Bulle Tor
International News Service
T'Tyburgh
John A. Bell
Ormer
Carnegie Trust Co
Bell
Handal
Sec
Patrick Cawley
Grand Jury
State Banking Department
Carnegie Trust Company
Cawley
Bell Sceves
Faye
Lask's Resolution Gains Approval on Street Light Move
Councilman Bes Lask introduced a resolution directing New Castle Electric to install a street light on Hawthorne Street. Company workers reportedly relocated the pole from its initial position to a point outside city limits.
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Bes Lask
New Castle Electric Company
Aiight
Hawthorne Street
Diplomatic smile wins favors without force
Arthur Mometer II uses a subtle, magnetic charm to coax requests, never vocalizing much yet gaining compliance with ease. The verse notes a sunny eighty one degree day as a backdrop to his persuasive influence.
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Tio
Leopold Wins Grim Parley With Newspapermen
International News Service reports Chicago August 7 Nathan Leopold won his grim parley wager with death wagering with newspapermen during interviews in the cells He offered to bet on who among Bernard Grant Russell Scott and one other would hang The tale recalls the Bobby Franks case and the subsequent executions and life terms as legal maneuvers continued in Joliet and local jail scenes
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International News Service
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
2 Nation
Babe
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Bernard Grant
Russell Scott
J —T
R. Caverly
Baba
Dicky Loeb
Joliet
Bearnard Grant
Ralph Souder
Scott
Joseph. Maurer
Ingans
Coal Conference Hears Peace Talk For First Time
In Atlantic City wartime coal talks aim to avert a strike by 158,000 anthracite miners set for September 1. Samuel Warriner, chairman of the anthracite operators conference, and John L. Lewis, UMWA president, move toward conciliatory exchanges after talks broke off. Lewis drafts a conciliatory reply as both sides seek to prevent production stoppage.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
WN. J
Sammuel D. Warriner
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Warriner
Arrest of Smith in false pretense case tied to garage sale conflict
The Smith Brothers garage and automobile sales agency closing intensified when John J. Smith, partner in the city, was arrested Thursday afternoon on a false pretense charge. The information came from E. James for the Mortgage & Acceptance Co of Baltimore. Bail set at $500. he was released until a hearing.
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Smith Brothers
John
Smith
L. C. Mants
E. James
Mortgage & Acceptance Company
Baltimore
Five Die When Auto Plunges Over Embankment
Five people killed and several injured when a car carrying nine fell 85 feet from a cement guard rail onto Boston and Maine railroad tracks in Well, Massachusetts. Driver Fred Onrates of Lowell loses control. passengers include William Christos, Portia Giftas, Ephthenia Christos, Mrs W Christos, Louis Colivas, and an unidentified man. Mrs Katharina Colivas and Alexandria Christos are seriously injured.
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Bulleto
International News Service
Well
Mass
Boston and Maine Railroad
Fred Onrates
Lowell
William Christos
Portia Giftas
Ephthenia Christos
Wiliam Christos
Louis Colivas
Katherina Colivas
Alexandria Christos
Horses Do Not Contract Germs At Polluted Water Trough
City health physician Dr. William L. Steen reported that a water trough on North Liberty Street is condemned due to pollution. He urged council to abate the condition and rebuild the trough so only horses can access water, while tourists and others will be barred by torn warning signs.
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Liberty Street
Noraea
William L. Steen
Steen
Council
Porsons
Jury Declares Scott Insane In Chicago Court
A Chicago jury ruled Scott insane after a three hour and forty five minute deliberation. Judge Joseph David ordered committal to Chester asylum, ending his bid to avoid hanging for the murder of Joseph Maurer.
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Chicago
Scott
Slayer
Chester Asylum
International Nova
Russell Scott
Chester
Nnsane
Joseph David
Joseph Maurer
Chéeter
Ployer
Girls With Guns Held by Local Police in Burtontown
Ada Polchisky age 17 and Gen evieve Polchisky age 19, half sisters from Burtontown Pa, are in custody at the Burtontown police station amid incomplete stories. Officers said the pair were arrested last night on Faclmont avenue carrying a thirty two caliber revolver. They arrived with three male companions from Uniontown and gave varied accounts of kidnapping and a camping trip with named men Hob Parker Frank Johnson and Clarence Whalen. They allegedly took the gun from a relative’s car while the boys disappeared, hindering the investigation. The girls likely will be sent back to Uniontown.
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Ada Polchisky
Genevieve Polchisky
Burtontown
Aimce
Faclmont Avenue
G. C. Syling
Uniontown
Hob Parker
Frank Johnson
Clarence Whalen
Hill
Himael
Atlantic Avenue
Expenditure Of 3 100 000 008 Plan For 1927
Washington August 7 1926 budget director General H M Lord began preparing a budget proposing government expenditures near 3 100 000 000 for the year ending June 30 1927. Estimates show a possible surplus around 290 900 000 with talk of tax reductions up to 400 000 000 as treasury officials expect Congress to act in December.
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Robert 5. Thornburgh
Internstiinel Mews Service
Washington
H. M. Lord
Boflinntars
Budgens
Jadde
Goodge
Lord
Treasury
Congress
Coolidge
War and Navy Departments
War and Navy
Clair M. Rose Hurt In Auto Accident
Clair M. Rose of Haworth is confined to his home after a milk wagon he rode in collided with a Beaver driver’s car on the New Castle Ellwood City road near Warnock school. He suffered a broken rib and hip injuries, and both horses were badly cut as the wagon wrecked. The Beaver driver said his car skidded while attempting to pass the wagon on the slick road.
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Clair M. ‘Rosa
Haworth Atreat
McCreary
Beaver
Rosa
New Castle-Ellwood City
Warnock
Rose
White
Bio- Car
Deserted Bride of Slain Slayer Seeks to Forget Thrill Courtship
Mrs. Philip Knox Knapp, 24, formerly Miss Fannie Tabb, the Syracuse college student who wed two weeks before, says she wants to forget him as authorities pursue her new husband in the Long Island taxi-driver murder. She describes a whirlwind courtship and a rapid Philadelphia honeymoon that ended when he sent a note saying the marriage was a mistake. She recalls he was handsome and charming but insists the relationship was not what she wanted.
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Cinternational News Service
Baltimore
Philip Knox Knapp
Syracuse Collegian
Long Island
Fannie ‘Wabb
Phil. Knapp
Fannia
Phil
Tabb
Marriage Licenses Reported From Several Areas
Marriage license notices list Dallas Ewen from Youngstown and Minate McKay from Youngestown alongside Cory Freda Cox of Union City and Vincenzo Leone of Castle, with Rosie La Marco noted at a Castle address. The fragmentary text confirms multiple licenses but omits full details and dates.
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Dallas Ewen
Youngstown
Minate McKay
Youngestown
Garry
Powash
Cory Freda M. Cox
Union City
Vincenzo Leone
Castle
Rosie la Marco
Low Castle
Burns Forestalls Paving Contract Dispute
City Council awarded a paving job to Woods & Golder for West Wellaca Avenue between Bea ver and Shenango Streets at $5,965.50 the lowest bid. Superintendent of Finance Burns questioned the contract and urged立即Approval, delay, and funding details remain unsettled amid engineer estimates and bids from other firms.
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Council
Woods & Golder
Burns
West Wellaca Avenua
Beaver
Shenango
Woods & Golder Company
H. G. Miller
Dunlap
Death Record: Tahnaged Piper in Little Beav Township
Obituary item lists Tahnaged Piper aged 39 of Little Beav y township, with references to John Vrenik 64 of New Castle, Frank Kildoo 11 months in Rochester, and Pat Lawrence Kirk 69 of 623 South Misieud.
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Little Beavy Township
John Vrenik
Frank Kildoo
Rochester
Pat Lawrence Kirk
Coolidge Plans to Halt Coal Strike Crisis
President Coolidge begins formulating a plan for the potential coal strike crisis as Attorney General Sargent arrives for talks. Secretary Hoover, viewed as the key mediator, may call negotiations between operators and miners, with Justice Department input and possible public price protections to curb boosts.
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George E. Durno
le Interdixenne
Ampscott
Masa
Coolidge
Sargent
Washington
Secretary of
Commerce Hoovers
Gether
Whits Court
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Department
Idge
Hoover
Milners
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Bandits Loot Fur House in New York Burglary
Five armed bandits raided the fur manufacturing establishment of Harry Bloiweis in New York today. They rifled 16 safes and escaped with about 100000 dollars in furs, according to International News Service bulletin.
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International News Service
New York
Harry Bloiweis
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Otis Rose
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James Barrie
Somerset
Maugham
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George Beenam
Oppenheim Shaw
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