Pleas Entered and Sentences Given by Judge Emery
Court proceedings led Judge S Plummer Emery to accept nolle contendre pleas from multiple defendants. James Davis received a $50 fine and five months in the workhouse for aggravated assault and battery. Three colored defendants Addie Moore Clara Peterson and William Smith were fined $100 each and paroled for one year after proving they were not the actual rum runners. Felix Reed of Youngstown was fined $200 and paroled for one year for driving while intoxicated. Wayne Cole was freed of reckless driving after officers failed to attach information to the warrant, a likely speed trap outcome. William Bender faced $500 and costs and eight months in the workhouse for transporting liquor. Steve Morensky was fined $60 and given seven to fifteen years in the Western penitentiary for statutory rape. Flanders White was fined $500 and eight months for transporting and possessing liquor. Thad Hoover and Warren Dean were sentenced, Hoover $25 and paroled on liquor charge, both $100 and paroled for resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Plummer Emery
Nolle
James Davis
Addie Moore
Clara Peterson
William Smith
Felix Reed
Youngstown
Wayne Cole
Gettysburg
Clyde Gibson
Emery
Cole
William Bender
Nolle Contendere
Hoover
HUNT COMPANION AFTER FINDING OF GIRL'S BODY
Massachusets girl found dead after a dance near the amusement park. Breslin, a Malden companion, vanished with her and is sought by police. Medical Examiner Powers performed an autopsy and sent organs to Concord for examination. Miss Melanson and Breslin were summer visitors near the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanson
Massachusetts
Breslin
Miss Melanson
Malden
James J. Powers
Concord
What Did You See A Davis Soft Drink Palor memory item
A collage of brief vignettes describes a father with his son at a Davis Soft Drink Parlor in South Side, a Sunday Ohio ball game, a Black railroad worker patching overalls, a slow Youngstown road, a pugilist examined, a newly married couple with a firstborn, a Europe trip postcard, a washwoman with a two thousand dollar car, an iceman and a ice cream delivery rushed for Saturday night, plus an injunction dissolved concerning a Bell Telephone pole near a Bay Street property and a proverb about large men as salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Gregory
William J. Quinn
Bay Street
Bell Telephone Company
Sheriff W. R. B. McKee Of Eastbrook Faces Republican Primaries
The notice lists W. R. B. McKee of Eastbrook as a candidate subject to the Republican primaries. It appears in a state or county election notice with details on petition requirements and dates for the primary process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. McKee
Eastbrook
Frank
P K Fike Seeks City Council Seat For New Castle
Primary election endorsement outlines P K Fike as candidate for four year term on New Castle City Council. He cites prior council experience and pledge to avoid politics while serving faithfully and efficiently for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Z. Sweasy
Sixth Ward
New Castle
New York Derelict Seeks Revenge and Escape
Mary Louise Spns details a troubled relationship with Browning at Forest Hill Inn on Long Island, claiming threats and a love letter scheme. Browning, facing guardianship questions for Dorothy Sunshine, denies the accusations and vows no further adoptions or prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Browning
Mary
Robert H. Dunnet
Brooklyn
Public Welfare
Bird S. Coler
Anna St. John
Rye
N. Y
Dorothy Sunshine
Forest Hill Inn
Long Island
Philippines eyed rubber monopoly solution with native aid
A commission report argues land laws hinder large rubber plantations but small and moderate holdings can succeed with foreign capital and native participation. Officials contend government support could boost native planting with annual crops and raise island wealth while costs per acre lower than European ventures in the Middle East. Labor conditions are noted as improved in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Philippines
Attorney Dickey Seeks New Road Petition in Wayne Township
Attorney Thomas W. Dickey filed a new petition seeking a road in Wayne township. This is the second petition after the first was withdrawn. Judge Emery appointed Hugh L. Stewart J Elder Bryan and J N. Clark as viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Dickey
Wayne Township
Emery
Hugh L. Stewart
J. Elder Bryant
J. N. Clark
Annual Outing of Old Timers Here Wednesday
The Civil War veterans’ annual meeting and community event set for Wednesday includes a 3 pm gathering at the band stand with Harvey E. McGoun in charge. The day features a noon dinner at the Park and a broad volunteer committee roster for reception duties from both ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey E. McGoun
Scott D. Long
W. T. Butz
John
Mary Dickson
Ella Long
Sara Dana Falls Davis
Anna Gilliland
W. H. Dunlap
Plummer Emery
William H. Dunlap
Fred L. Rentz
James M. Smith
Charles P. Shaw
William E. Agrew
Frank M. Bower
Rufus C. Katterson
Thomas F. Morehead
Hirman G
Coolidge Approves Budget Cutting Millions in Savings
President Coolidge endorsed a tentative federal budget for the coming year showing a savings of about twenty million dollars. General Herbert M. Lord presented the plan in Swampscott, noting the army and navy would bear the largest reductions from this year’s appropriations as part of the adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Herbert M. Lord
Maine
Lord
Army
Navy
Petitions Filed by County Candidates in Several Townships
Multiple candidates filed petitions in Lawrence County commissioners office. Names include W. J. Eakin for justice of the peace in Scott township Luther M. Reno for township supervisor Shenango township W. M. Houk for jury commissioner Clifford F. E. Shingledecker for tax collector Mahoning Lake Kildoo for inspector of elections Hickory township Charles Patton for auditor Hickory township W. J. Graham for tax collector Hickory township Wesley R. Gormley for township supervisor Hickory township Howard Leslie for tax collector Neshannock township. All but Houk run on the Republican ticket with Houk on the Democratic ticket Reno on both tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Commissioners
W. J. Eakin
Scott Township
Luther M. Reno
Shenango Township
W. M. Houk
Clifford FE
Shingledecker
Mahoning Township
Lake Kildoo
Hickory Township
Charles Patton
W. J. Graham
Wesley R. Gorm
Lost Son Is Found Playing Piano in New York Cabaret
Mitchell son of a Buffalo millionaire and Princeton alum has been found playing piano in a New York East Side cabaret for 15 dollars weekly. A second performer earned a 500 dollar reward by informing Mitchell's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Mitchell
Buffalo
Princeton
New York East Side
Mitchell
Deaths Of The Day Highlights Local Notables
Alfred J. Berg 47 of 213 North Bay Street dies after illness in New Castle Hospital. Born in Espeyville PA, he was a Pennsylvania Railroad car inspector and member of the Presbyterian church, Maccabees, and PRR Relief Association. Survived by wife Dora and daughter Dora Alene. funeral Wednesday at 1 PM in New Lymes Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Berg
North Bay Street
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Berg
Espeyville
Charles
Caroline Larson Berg
Berg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Presbyterian Church
the Maccabees
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Association
Dora Athanalite Berg
Dora Alene
J. R. Bishop
New Lymes
E. L. Scovill
Ashtabula
Presbyterian
Peter S. Reynolds
Neshannock Township
M. G. Sheaf
Near Plaingrove
Reynolds
Coaltown
Nettle Shoaf
Plaingrove
Forbes R. Reynolds
New Castle
R. D
E. J. Douglass
Joseph B. Reynolds
South Bethlehem
Shoaf
Forbes H. Reynolds
Rev. Baker
Briar Hill Cemetery
Robert W. McAnnis
Robert W. McAnlis
Florencedale Avenue
Youngstown
W. J. McAnlis
Big Beaver Township
Ella Ewing McA
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Faces Gales and Ice
Lt Com Richard Byrd reported from Etah that gales and drifting ice hinder the MacMillan arctic expedition. Planes flew 120 miles from Etah before fog halted further observation. A 500 ton ice floe drifted into the harbor between the Peary and the planes as crews kept watch all night. A gale and driving snow added to the hazardous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Richard Byrd
Navy Department
Etah
Byrd
Francis
Sharon Opens Northwestern PA Tennis Tourney At Buhl Farm
North western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio send 110 players to Sharon for the annual Northwestern Pennsylvania tourney at the Buhl Farm courts. Byron Baur of Erie, the 1923 winner, is among the favorites as stiff opposition from many area stars is expected. Players hail from Erie Smethport New Wilmington New Castle Brookville St. Mary's Grove City Conneaut Lake DuBois Warren and Youngstown. The Sharon Tennis club provides entertainment for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Buhl
Byron Baur
Erie
Smethport
New Wilmington
New Castle
Brookville
St. Mary’s
Grove City
Conneaut Lake
DuBois
City Rescue Mission Holds Fourteenth Annual Meeting
The City Rescue Mission marks its 14th annual gathering on Sunday October 18 with a week of related services. Officers and directors repeat the established anniversary plan, and the annual public appeal for support occurs then. Citizens of New Castle have historically given generously to aid the Mission’s community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Rescue Mission
New Castle
Resinol Ointment Promises Clearer Skin Quickly
Advertises Resinol as a standard treatment for blotches redness and roughness claiming it soothes and heals skin fast and helps maintain health and attractiveness.
Sheriff Takes Florence McCurdy to Detention Home
Sheriff Andrews returned from Laurelton Pennsylvania with Florence McCurdy and was accompanied by Mrs. Andrews Parole Officer M. J. Young and Mrs. Young. After placing the girl in the home the party toured the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Andrews
Laurelton
Florence McCurdy
Hoon Reunion Set for August at Etna Springs
The annual Hoon family reunion will be held August 14 at Etna Springs in Butler County with J B Dick of Butler serving as president. Many attendees expected from Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoon
Etna Springs
Butler County
J. B. Dick
Butler
Lawrence County
Mexicans Held on Larceny Charge in County Jail
Jose Cardimas Sylvester Fernandez and Manuel Morales three Mexicans were accused of stealing twenty suits from People’s Credit Company Norman Ehrlich and Joseph Ehrlich stores. They appeared before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton and were charged with larceny and receiving stolen goods by Chief Henry Dysart and remanded to the county jail for a Tuesday hearing in default of bail. The notice ends with a stray question about a girl who could win a man’s affection by talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cardimas
Sylvester Fernandez
Manuel Morales
People’s Credit Company
Norman Ehrlich
Joseph
Ehrlich & Company
Walter T. Hamilton
Henry Dysart
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H. R. Huston
East Long Avenue
Clark
Mackie
Davis Soft Drink Palor
South Side
Europe
Iceman
Robert L. Wallace
OMN
P. Lockeart Sostna Ward
Republican
James
McClelland
North
Beaver Township
Zennerdy
ED W. O'Brien
Union Township
William M. Boue
Fizeor
Register & Recorder
Annette W. Hutton
Second Ward
J. “Qoonnie
J. Ellwood
Leslie
J. Waddington
Z. M
Buck” Reynolds
Jack M. Dunlap
New Castle, Pa
A. M
Bert) Dinsmore
John BH. Fee
Burgess
Ellwood City
BEN G. Snt
First Ward
J. Elder Bryan
Orville Brown
Clarence Patterson
David A. Moore
Jess W. Jenkins
Fourth Ward
D. O. Davies
Fifth Ward
Louis G. Genkinger
Charles B. Patterson
Third Ward
Bel Lusk
Cig Oe Gounell
Mal G. Morrow
K. Piee
P.K. Fike
P. K. Fire
New York
Philippine Islands
Miss McGoun
Mary G. McGoun
Almira
A. Kirkbride
Oakwood Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Alice T. McCullough
A. R. Shaffer
Pearson Street
Alice Thomas McCullough
Wapello
Iowa
McCullough
Amzi B. White
Wapella
Mr. Davies
Robert Wilson Davies
Wood Street
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Park
Lawrence Park
South Mill Street
Hoover Heights Tabernacle
H. W. Lambert
Dora Tanner
Thomas Anderson
Elizabeth Hill
Althea Stewart
Ku Klux Klan
Savannah Cemetery
Harry Belles
Harry A. Daugherty
Oliver Daugherty
Wampum
William L
Clarence
Oliver
Mae
Grace
Ella
Dorothy
Clinton Cemetery
M. L. Cukerbaum
MacMillan
MacMillan Polar
Northwestern State
Smith
Jones
Foster Brothers, Inc
Jefferson Street
Donsel Brothers
Emery Publicity Committee
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