Chicago Police Move To Prevent War Over Opium Raids
Chicago police and federal agents prepared for possible armed clashes between the On Leong and Hip Sing tong factions after a major narcotics crackdown. Col Beach and associates posted bonds, while sixteen On Leong members were arrested and released on bonds as detectives probe cross faction tensions and potential government collaboration rumors.
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On Leong
Hip Sing Tongs
Jointa Ware
Will Grey Beach
Iocal Narcotic Bureau
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Ip Sing
Chingtown
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Col. Beach
Alonzo Baxter
H. R. Dietrich
Dennis J. O'Brian
Intas
Advertising Policy Notice From The New Castle News
Public notice that advertising from candidates will be accepted if not intended to vilify or slander opponents. The New Castle News columns are open to reputable individuals or businesses, but the paper will not participate in mudslinging or vilification. Fred L. Rentz is President and Jacob F. Rentz is General Manager.
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New Castle News
Lawrence County
New Caatlo News
Decline To Lower Coal Freight Rates
Washington accuses the Interstate Commerce Commission of failing to find all anthracite freight rates excessive or unlawful and refuses to cut rates. The decision cites potential harm to railroad revenue and credit amid an impending strike.
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Washington
Tatertate Commerce Commission
City Council Primaries Highlight Fourth Ward Contest
In the Republican primaries Louis G. Ghneinger of the Fourth Ward faces Daniel G. Morrow of the Second Ward in a key city race. Voters choose candidates for a two year term in the council where party backing shapes the Strand Ward contest.
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Second Ward
Jese W. Jeneing
Fourth Ward
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Fifth Ward
Louis G. Ghneinger
Charles OH. Patterezon
Third Ward
U. S
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Daniel G. Morrow
Strand Ward
Low Wages and High Cost of Living Found by Reporter
The reporter notes extreme cheapness of labor in farms with workers paid little and taxed by meals, while tourists find hotels and eateries costly. Prices shock visitors in Budapest and Stuttgart. Many Europeans who lived in America would return if possible, and the writer observed hardship among the European middle class in Germany Austria Greeno-Slovakia and Romania.
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Budapest
Stuttgart
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Bali
America
Europe
Austria
Greeno-Slovakia
Romania
Mahoning School Opening Delayed By Bricklayer Strike
The Mahoning school opening is delayed as bricklayers refuse to lay bricks for the new wing. The school board blames the bricklayers while noting contractors and New Castle workers are ready to proceed. The dispute echoes past clashes over janitors and summer repairs, with the board insisting they acted in good faith and that the bricklayers’ stance unjustly hampers student facilities.
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Trades and Labor Assembly
Reynolds town School Reunion Remembers Past and Plans Future
Reynolds town School Association gathers for its annual reunion in New Castle with Judge Emery and others highlighting the organization’s history. Attendees share stories, consider dedicating a public monument, and plan to return next year while old friends pose for photos and join a communal supper at Gaseada Park.
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Letties
List of names in a historical notice tribute
A long roster of individuals including Levina Patterson DeSant Wl i Emery W T Butz W G Dunn Mrs Laura E Linton E E Bigley Laura C Miller Mrs Emily Shaffer Potter Mrs Ada Miller Love Olie Sutherland Kirk Mary Reynolds Gamble Lizzie McCready Broad Rebecca Cunningham Geukloger Pred L Rentz Kate Long Rentz Ada J Newton Ada Warnock Vance Mrs A Fodder Garman Smith Corgan R P F Jelkson Harry White W S Randall Frank Geiger Mrs Scott Beverly Hamilton Mrs Stella Skidtore Black Martha McKarnas Miss Mary H Agnew Miss Laura Warnock Mrs Agnes Douds Kennedy Mrs Mary Walker Mrs Eliza Seamang Ball Mrs Margareta John Barnes Mrs Jennia Green Whaley C C Rigby Mrs Lulu Tidball Marshall Mrs Eva Wallace Baker Mrs Carrie Allan McClane Sydney Bell Mrs Sarah Seh Harlan Mrs Elizabeth Vogan Schoenfeld Mrs Esther Mansell Richardson Mrs Anna Busainger Henry Mise Uoulso Hamilton Mrs Elizabeth Heland Nelson Mrs O P H Green Gladys Harlan Mrs Laura N Hull Margaret Knobloch Mrs Laura Newton Hile Agnes Mcconnell McConaghy Mrs Catherine Black Mrs Mary EH Walker Smethport Mrs Mathilde Hega Abbott J A DeNormander Mrs J A De Normander O P H Green Jo C G Wiggins J Parker Naugla Thomas Platt Mrs Annie Platt Welch Mrs Hmme Waddington Kissinger Mrs H H Whetmore Mrs James GC Cubbison James G Cubbison Mrs Eva Stillings Faller
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Wl i. Emery
W. T. Butz
W. G. Dunn
W. Bell
Chester Morrow
W. (. Hess
Richard McChesney
Laura E. Linton
E. E. Bigley
Laura C. Miller
Emily Shaffer Potter
Ada Miller Love
Olie Sutherland Kirk
Mary Reynolds Gamble
Lizzie McCready Broa
Rebecca Cunningham
Geukloger
Elizabeth Ileland Nelson
O. P. H. Green
Gladys Harlan
Laura N. Hull
Margaret Knobloch
Laura Newton Hile
Agnes Mcconnell McConaghy
Catherine Black
Mary EH
Walker Smeth
Port
Mathilde Hega Abbott
J. A. DeNormander
Trio Arrested After Waiter Thrown From Window
Dr Joseph A Pauline alias Pauline ibn Ment ean and two young actors Jack Phillips and Henry Casa were held after waiter Trencher was hurled from a window of Pauline s room at the Court theatre A late hour dispute over a bill led to a dare and the three danced around the waiter before the plunge The trio denied intent and claimed the stunt went wrong as Trencher crawled toward safety but fell to the street below
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Pauline Ibn Mentean
Tuaca- Toro
Jack Phillips
Henry Casa
Trencher
Pauline
Treacher
Court Theatre
Pan- Jine
School Boy Admits Killing Professor Cont. From Page One
A Missouri sheriff said a schoolboy named Jordan confessed to killing a professor after delays to discuss with his father. He had sold a shotgun. he bought a car in Peppebanco Indiana and gave conflicting stories about bloodstained cloth. If Clawson’s body isn’t found, he will be taken to a highway ditch near Jefferson City.
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Explosion Destroys Bakery Buildings in Parnassus
An explosion at Union Baking in Parnassus, Pennsylvania, sparked a heavy fire that destroyed two bakery buildings and damaged three adjacent residences. Initial loss estimates reach $59,000. An employee reported hearing a muffled blast before flames engulfed the bakery. Firefighters struggled with low water pressure as reinforcements arrived from nearby towns. Fire Chief Frank Shearer ordered an official investigation into the incident.
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Union Baking Company
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Frank Shearer
Marriage Licenses for Oswald Inboden and Lippman Weat Pittsburg
Marriage licenses issued to Myron Oswald Inboden and William Lippman Weat, with names resembling Enon Valley and Pittsburgh connections, and Elizabeth Denny noted as a party. Details are partially garbled but indicate concurrent licensing activity.
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Enon
Valley
Rebecee
Teabella
Butoh
Cereveee
Don Allay
Willam ‘Lippman
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Denny
Caatral
Mirror Reporter Defends Himself In Browning Office Fist Fight
Edward W Browning faced a chaotic scene at his office on West 2nd Street as reporter Herbert Mayer from the New York Mirror clashed with a woman, allegedly Miss Anne Regiwits, resulting in Mayer being struck and the woman missing two teeth during the melee. Browning witnessed the incident. She later went to the police to file a complaint.
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Cinternational News Service
New York
Edward W. Browning
Browning
Herbert Mayer
T2nd St
Mary Louisa
Spas Browning
New York Mirror
Browsby
Mayer
Anne Regiwits
Dorothy Ellington To Know Fate Soon
Dorothy Ellington, 17, on trial for murder of her mother, may learn her fate this week as a one day jury selection was completed. Eight jurors will hear the case with seven women and five men. The state may close its evidence by nightfall while the defense seeks two days to present temporary insanity and the Jimmy Lamar killer theory.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingston
Dorothy
Harmon Skillen
Walter McGovern
Jimmy Lamar
Elingston
Bills For Beer And Wine Used In Scott Home
In Alpena on August 12, Mrs. Scott testified in a diverse suit that bills for beer and wine in Representative Frank Dr. Scott's household from 1917 until Prohibition were run up by her. She described threats to drag her skirts through the mud and said work prospects vanished due to publicity. She noted she earned $509 monthly in alimony since December and relied on friends for aid.
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C International News Service
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Frank Dr. Scott
Scott
Ward
Pack of
Detroit
Salon Mra
Washington
Michigan
Wild Cat Coal Strike Triggers Gun Battle in Mine Hall
Zeigler and Renton authorities report violent clashes as a coal strike erupts with locked doors and threats. Miners disputing union leadership clash with police, three men arrested for weapons and inciting a riot amid Communist influence fears. Meanwhile a Nebraska woman earns a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree decades after study.
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Sheriff White
Benton
West Frankfort. Il
Zeigler
Harris
Bort
Oscar Farthing
Rots
Incar
Strikitus
Inca
University of Nebraska
August Hagenow
Langtry and Langtry Texas Town Honor Tale
A fragmented report notes an 1876 university registration by a young woman who left to marry and later resumed studies to earn a Jong-coretee degree. It mentions Mrs. Langtry once titled Lady de Barke, an English actress, as a rare two town named honoree during a U S tour, with Roy Bean linked to the founding of Langtry, Texas.
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Roy Bean
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