Pleas Entered Sentences Given By Judge Emery
Judge S. Plummer Emery presided a session where defendants pleaded nolo contendere or were found guilty. James Davis faced aggravated assault and battery penalties of 50 dollars and 60 cents plus costs with 10 to 15 months in the workhouse. Several defendants, including Addie Moore Clara Peterson and William Stith, were fined 100 dollars and paroled for a year after it was shown they were not the actual rum runners. Felix Reed received 260 dollars and paroled for one year for driving while intoxicated. Wayne Cole was freed for reckless driving after investigators failed to attach proper warrants. Steve Morenaky received 60 dollars and 7 to 15 years in the Western penitentiary for statutory rape. Flandera White drew 500 dollars and 8 months in the workhouse for transporting and possessing liquor. Thad Hoover and Warren Dean faced multiple charges with fines totals and paroles for possession of liquor and resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suage S. Plummer Emery
Nolle
James Davis
Addie Moore
Clara Peterson
Wiliam Stith
Felix Reed
Youngstown
Caslé
Wayne Cole
Gettysburg
Usurg
Glyde Gibaon
Emery
Cela
William Bender
Nolle Contenders
Goes
Steve Morenaky
Coats
Western Penitentiary
Flandera White
Thad Hoover
Warren Dean
Hoover
Hunt Companion After Finding of Girl's Body
Massachus etta girl found dead in water. Breslin sought as search continues. Miss Melanson had joined Breslin at a local dance near a park, both summer visitors. Medical Examiner Dr. Powers performed an autopsy and sent organs to Concord for analysis.
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Jangon
Massachusetta
Breslin
Miss Melanson
Malden
Miss Melannon
James Powers
Stata
Concord
What Did You See A Proud Daddy's Public Moment
A jumble of brief items describes social scenes and oddities from Davis Soft Drink Pulor to a proud father with his firstborn in a baby carriage and a post card from Europe. An injunction dissolves against a Hell Telephone pole dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Soft Drink Pulor
South Side
Ohio
Harry K. Gregory
William J. Quinn
Fike Enters City Council Race In New Castle Ad
Local appeal notes long service on city council and promises faithful, efficient service to New Castle. The political advertisement states the office should serve the public, not personal favor, and pledges to avoid politics while running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Politica
Browning’s Ward Faces Scrutiny After Claims of Conflict
New York case outlines Browning facing questions over guardianship of Dorothy Laoghine as Mary LuxembourgBoas accuses him of manipulation. Browning denies allegations, cites spending on clothes, and says he will not pursue legal action. Mary plans movie outing amid tensions at the Brooklin shelter. Public Welfare Commissioner Coler consults with Anna St John of Rye regarding Browning’s fitness.
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Long Beach
Robert H. Dunnet
Brooklin
Browning
Public Welfare
Bird
Coler
Anna St. John
Rye
Dorothy Laoghine
Mary Loulge Boas
Forest Hill Inn
Long Island
Mary
Philippines to aid rubber monopoly solution by natives
A commission report argues land laws restrict large rubber plantations but small native planters could grow rubber with encouragement. Officials say government action to promote native rubber cultivation would align with land policy and boost island wealth. Cost estimates vary from 100 to 490 dollars per acre for Philippines based plantations, labor conditions noted as favorable. Also, attorney Thomas W. Dickey petitions for a Wayne township road, with two viewers appointed by Judge Emery.
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Middle East
Philippines
Thomas W. Dickey
Wayne Township
Emery
Hugh J. Stewart
Bryan Jana J.N. Clark
Annual Outing of Old Timers Here Wednesday
The Old Soldiaria veterans of the Civil War hold their annual meeting at 3 p.m. after a noon dinner at the park. Harvey LinlcGoun leads the organizing panel with executive and reception committees named, including local officials and city leaders, to oversee arrangements for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Harvey LinlcGoun
Harvey E. McGoun
Scott D. Lang
W. T. Hutz
John
Hilla Newton Pollock
Mary Clendenin Ward
Eliza
McKee Jamison
Effie Peebles Kirk
Sue Fulkerson Emery
Mina Emery Orgqa
Anna
Eitner McCandless
Llazle Gaston
Mary Barnett Calkins
Garrie Crawford
Ella Huwer
Rachel Wallace
Laura Warnock
Mary Dicknoy
Ella Long
Sara Duna Falls Davis
Anna Gilliland
W. H. Dunlap
S. Plummer Emery
Ian
William Dunlap
Fred L. Renta
James MM. Smith
Charles P. She
Coolidge Approves Federal Budget To Save Millions
President Coolidge approves a tentative federal budget aiming to save about twenty million dollars next year. General Herbert M Lord, director of the budget, outlined the plan in Swampscott after visiting Maine, noting the army and navy would propose the largest reductions, though specific figures were not released.
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Coolidge
Bulle Iinternational
Swampscott
Mass
Herbert M Lord
Swampecott Sicbatel
Maine
Lord
Army
Vary
Petitions Filed by Local Candidates for Township Posts
More petitions of candidates were filed today in Lawrence county commissioners office. W J Eakin seeks justice of the peace in Scott township while Luther M Reno aims for township supervisor in Shenango. W M Houk runs for jury commissioner, Gilford Shingledecker for tax collector in Mahoning, Luke Kildoo for inspector of elections in Hickory, Charles Patton for auditor in Hickory, W J Graham for tax collector in Allegheny, Wesley R Gormley for township supervisor in Hickory, and Howard Loalle for tax collector in Neshannock. All but Houk are on the Republican ticket. Houk is Democratic. Reno is listed on both parties’ tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Commissioners
W.J. Eakin
Scott Township
Luther M. Rono
Shenango Township
W. M. Houk
Gilfferd Shingledecker
Mahoning Township
Luke Kildoo
Hicker Township
Charles Patton
Hickory Township
W. J. Graham
Allekory Township
Wesley R. Gormley
Howard Loalle
Neshannoeck Township
Mr. Houk
Mr. Reno
Deaths Of The Day Alfred J Berg 47 of New Castle
Alfred J Berg aged 47 of 214 North Bay street died Saturday at New Castle Hospital after an illness. Born December 5 1877 in Neskyville Pa he was a car inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad and a member of the Presbyterian church Maccabees and PRR Retired or surviving relatives include his wife Dora Athanalte Berg one daughter Dora Alena his father Charles Berg and two brothers J R Bishop of New Lymes Ohio and B L Snovitt of Ashtabula Ohio Funeral services at the Presbyterian church New Lymes on Wednesday at 2 pm burial in New Lymes Ohio
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Alfred J. Berg
North Bay Street
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Berg
Isneyville
Charles
Caroline Larson Berg
Berg
Agi A
Pennsylvania Railroad
Presbyterian Church
The
Maccabees
Dora Athanalte Berg
Dora Alena
J. R. Bishop
New Lymes
L. Snovitt
Ashtabula
Reynolas
Neshannock Township
M. G. Shoaf
Forbes H. Reynolds
Rev. Baker
Briar Hil Cemetery
Robert W. McAniis
Robert W. McAnlis
Florencedale Avenues
Youngrtown
W. J. McAnns
Big Beaver Township
Youngstown
Ella Ewing McAntin
Oliver Moore
Ewing Moore
Alea
W. J. McAnts
Margaret Work
Jennie E. Cook
Florencedale Avenue
Resinol ointment touted for clearing blotches
An advertisement extols Resinol ointment as a quick, easy solution to blotches redness and rough skin. It claims the healing ingredients soothe skin and restore health, presenting the product as a standard treatment for seekers of better skin.
MacMillan Ships Fighting Gales And Ice Packs
Lt Comdr Richard Byrd reported to the navy that gales and drifting ice hinder the MacMillan Arctic expedition. An overnight observation flight extended 120 miles from Etah before fog forced a return. A 30 mile gale and rough harbor waters accompanied an incident where a 60 ton piece of ice struck the harbor area near the Peary and the planes. An all night watch is kept against drifting ice as an intense gale drives toward Etah.
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International News Servicee
Washington
Richard Byrd
Navy Department
Utah
Etah
Byrd
Francia
Tennis Tourney Opens At Sharon in Pa
North western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio sent 110 players to Sharon for the annual Northwestern Pennsylvania tournament at the Ruhl Farm courts. Byron Baur of Erie, the 1923 winner, is among the favorites as stiff opposition from many regional stars is expected. The draw includes players from Erie Smethport New Wilmington New Castle Brookville St. Marys Grove City Conneaut Lake DuBois Warren and Youngstown. Sharon Tennis Club provides intertable meals for visitors.
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International News Service
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ruhl
Byron Baur
Erie
Smethport
New Wilmington
New Castle
Brookville
St. Mary's
Grove City
Conneaut Lake
DuBois
Warren
Youngstown
Sharon Tennis
Lub
Annual City Rescue Mission Day Oct 18
The Fourteenth Annual meeting of the City Rescue Mission will be held Sunday October 18 with a week of related meetings around the date. The public appeal for assistance is made once a year and New Castle residents are noted for generosity in supporting the mission. Sheriff Andrews returns from Laurelton Pa with Florengs McCurdy to a Girl's Detention Home, joined by Mrs Andrews and Parole Officer M J Young and Mrs Young. A Hoon family reunion is set for August 14 at Dun Swring in Butler county, with J B Dick of Butler as president and many Lawrence County attendees expected.
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Alice T. McQullough
A TR. Shaffer
Pearson Street
Mra
Alice Thomas McCullough
Wapello
Iowa
Mra. McCullough
New Castle
Sha
Amzl/ B. White
Wapella
City Rescue Mission
Sheriff Andrews
Laurelton
Florengs McCurdy
Andrews
M. J. Young
Mire. Young
Hoon
Duna Swring
Butler County
J. B. Dick
Butler
Lawrence County
Mexicans In County Jail Charged With Larceny
Three Mexican men Joseph Cardimas Sylvester Fernandez and Manuel Morales were held after last Friday’s theft of twenty salts from the People's Credit Company Norman Ehrlich and Joseph Ehrlich stores. They appeared before Alderman Welter T Hamilton on Saturday charged with larceny and receiving stolen goods by Chief Henry Dysart. They were remanded to the county jail for a Tuesday hearing in default of a bond.
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Joseph Cardimas
Sylvester Fernandez
Manuel Morales
People’s Credit Company
Norman Ehrlich
Joseph
Ehrlich & Company
Welter T. Hamilton
Chies
Pollea
Henry Dysart
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Mackie
Carlage
Europe
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Peet
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James
McClelland
North
Beaver Township
Republican
Edw. O'Brien
Union Township
William M. Zoue
Warne Township
Jess Josep
Fizok
Roglater & Recorder
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Wof
Shere
Qonmir
Elwood City
Eket
S. Lbs
Third Ward
New Castile
Fusanx Waaddingtor of
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W. BR. McMud
HM. Abuce” Ruthwolds
Frank N. Jomnator
Face M. Dunlap
Shen ME
Bert) Dinsmchd
New Castle, Pa
Torn
Burgess
Hillwood City
Pao
Ben G. Swick
Flint
Ward
J. Eldar Beta
Clarence Patterson
David A. Moore
W. Jenn
Fourth Ward
D. Davies Meek
Qoharles B. Patterson
Bells
Second Ward
I— U. &. SweHs
Sixth Ward
Daniol G. Morrow
Republican Prima
PE. Fike
PR. Fire
New York
Philippine Islands
Mitchell
Buffalo
Princeton
New York East Side
Omen SS
Peter S. Reynolds
Mr. Davies
Wilson Davies
Wood Street
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Greenwood
Mir. Park Funeral
Lawrence Park
South Mill Street
Hoover Haights Tabernacle
H. W. Lamborn
Mleg Dora, Tanner
Thomes Anderson
Misa Elizabeth Hill
Althea Stewart
Ute Ku Kinz Klan
Savannah Cemetery
Harry Belles
Ellwood City
Harry A. Daugherty
A. Daugherty
Oliver Daugherty
Wimpum
William L
Clarence
Oliver
Mae
Grace
Ella
Dorothy
Clinton Cemetery
M. L. Cukerbaum
Miss McGoun
Mary G. McGoun
Almira
A. Kirkbride
Oakwood Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
MacMillan
MacMillan Polar
the Winter CO
Smith
Jones
Foster Brothers, Inc
Jefferson Street
Doubs Brothers
Desens Sect
Plummermery
Emery Publicity Committee
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