Radical Plan To Check Booze Aids Being Considered
Mayor William Dunlap and Chief Dysart propose a city wide effort to curb drunkenness by targeting alcohol related products and sales. stores will be notified to halt canned heat and tonics containing alcohol, with a system to record purchase sources and prosecute under liquor laws if cooperation fails. The plan aims to identify sources and eliminate drunkenness through regulatory pressure and potential prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William . Dunlap
Dysart
Bernt
United States
Pennsylvania
Mellon Outlines 1926 Prosperity And Policy
Secretary Mellon forecasts outstanding prosperity for America in 1926 with recovery for world markets. He praises gains in profits employment and agriculture and notes Dawes Locarno support for rehabilitation. He warns against cutting government costs and urges cautious credit while linking debt funding to capital needs. Continued on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Thornburgh
International News Service
Atart
Washinglon
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Congress
United States
Marriage Licenses Granted in New Castle Area
New Castle records show licenses issued to Garfield Sanders and Puellar Jordan, Jerald Weidel and Florence Goettel, Velen M. Plack and Kyla Wesson, all listed in New Castle Kentucky filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Garfield Sanders
Puellar Jordan
Jerald Weidel
Florence Goettel
Velen M. Plack
New Caane
Kyla Wesson
Severe Earth Tremors Felt in St Louis
Earth tremors of great intensity were recorded on the seismograph at St Louis University and were estimated to originate somewhere in Central America. The first waves appeared about 8:80 am and lasted until 9:20 with multiple groupings. A separate report from Regis College noted heavy shocks starting at 9:17 am and lasting 1 hour 7% minutes with maximum intensity around 7.7 to 7.5 and a reported distance of 1,760 to 3,000 miles south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletiny Uinternational News Sprvie
ST. Louis
St. Lois University
Central America
Denver
Calc
Pfa
Regis College
Earthquake Seismograph Records Flash Across Chicago
Seismic activity registered at the University of Chicago Weather Bureau shows bursts beginning 8 21 a m reaching peak at 8 32 a m while papers were changed at 6 40 a m distance from Chicago estimated at 2100 miles. Mrs Samuel Arhlaster of Mastbrook undergoes serious operation in Newcastle hospital reported to be no better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aullatin International News Service
Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
University of Chicago
Samuel Arhlaster
Mastbrook
Newcastle Hoapital
Bill To Wipe Out All Bucket Shops
Senator King of Utah introduced in the senate a bill to outlaw using the mails to promote bucket shop transactions. The measure would ban margin trading and shut down bucket shop gamblers who prey on widows and orphans, forcing stock exchanges to trade stocks legitimately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York City
King
Utah
Senate
Stock Exchange
Convention Of Supervisors In Session Today
Township road supervisors and auditore are holding their twelfth annual convention at the court house today. Meetings aim to exchange views on highway problems facing officials. Mayor Speaks Major WW. Hf Dunlap delivered the welcome. He urged cooperation and noted the city’s improved highways and parking regulations to ease traffic. He urged city county cooperation on street and road issues. Response to the address was given by F W Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euditore
WW. Hf
Dunlap
F. W. Bradford
Start Probe In Liquor Parties At Ohio State U
Governor orders a joint investigation by Attorney General and university trustees into liquor parties at Ohio State University fraternity houses. A campus “house cleaning” aims to remove red professors and liquor law violators. Professor Dabney Horton, a part time English instructor at Glee State, is charged with manufacturing and possessing intoxicants and has pleaded not guilty. He was relieved of duties while awaiting trial. authorities say several other professors drank at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Colemarcs
Olin
Ohlo Stute University
Clc
Crabbe Wis
A. ¥. Donaley
Dabney Horton
Glee State
Morton
Horton
George W. Rightmire
Doughey
McDonald
Three Million Fire Loss In Savannah Ga
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Southern Fertilizer and Chemical Company plant on Hutchinson Island Savannah bringing an estimated loss of 4 million. Fire crews fought the blaze for four hours, saving Seaboard Air Line Railway terminals. no casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Southern Fertilizer & Chemical Company
Wee
Hutchinson Island
Seaboard Air Wine Railway
Twenty Old Time Fiddlers Entered For County Championship
Twenty entrants compete tonight at the Peon theatre for the Lawrence county Old Time Fiddler title. Contestants, primed after ten days of entries, will perform tunes like Turkey in the Straw and Money Music. Doors open 7:45 with judging at 8. prizes include silver roving, five dollar gala piece, and three month theatre passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neves
Lawrence County
Peon Theatre
Irial
Larry O'Goft
Penn Theatre
Lawrence Ecounty
David Jameson Gifts Seven Acres for Naw Castle Public Park
David Jameson and his wife donated seven acres along the Neabsokh River near the Narrows to the City of New Castle during a council session. The gift, described in a letter to the city, aims to create a picturesque park area and was acknowledged with thanks. The measure names the new park Jamerson Park and the donation is viewed as a civic duty to provide more public green space.
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David Jameson
City
Naw Castle
Neabsoahock
Da‘mora
Jamerson Park
Gitt
New Castle
Neshangerk
Neshannoch
Nore
Rowles Fleul Land Company
Coat Bank
Rev Purvis to Speak Tonight at First Presbyterian
Rev J S Purvis of Memorial Presbyterian Church Youngstown speaks at First Presbyterian City tonight at 7 30 under Lawrence County Sabbath School association. McKinney Dible class and choir provide inspirational songs with selections from The Old Rugged Cross and I Must Have the Savior. Entreating remarks by Rev Abel conclude a evening of faith and music.
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Ps. J. Purvis
Memorial Presbyterian Church of
Youngstown
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
McKinney Dible
McKinney
Tle
McKinney Bible
Liswellyn Jones
John
Offott
L. B. Raund
Old Rugged Cross
Robert McKinney
Shady Green
Llewellyn Jones
K. Th. Mound
Bea
JL. B
Guetatson
Missionatlas
Crow and MaKintey
Tada
Ft. D. Abel
Death Notices From New Wibnington and West Pittsburg
Misa Ortha Weddell, 61, of New Wibnington Pa, died at home after a brief illness. Dick MecHissick, 55, of 802 Artlington Avenue, passed away following a short illness. Hamuel Passion, 64, of West Pittsburg, perished after a lingering illness. Funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Ortha Weddell
New Wibnington
Dick MecHissick
Artlngton Avenue
Hamuel Passion
West Pittsburg
Dawes Proposes Senate Debate Limitation Change
Vice President Dawes presses for curbs on Senate debate length with an amendment by Senator Jones proposing debate confined to the subject. Administration leaders show some support, while many oppose strict limits and a party split looms with Progressives and Democrats potentially backing the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaders
Smoot, R
Utell
Senate
Engineer Killed as Train Crashes into Freight Car
Abraham L. Burns a 66 year old Erie engineer from Huntington Ind was killed in Erie yards when his engine pulling a passenger train sideswiped an empty freight car. Many passengers were thrown forward as the brakes were applied. Harry R Adams Kent division superintendent led an investigation to determine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evlibtin
International News
Serices
Marion
Dee
Abraham L. Burns
Huntington
Ind
Erie
Erie Yards
Burns
Business College Girls Organize Club Meeting
The Business College girls held a meeting at the W C A on Wednesday to organize a club. Officers elected included President Louise Walker Secretary Cordelly Edgingon and Treasurer Anne Grelior. They planned regular meetings twice a month and service work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
W. C. AL
Louise Walker
Cordelly Edgingon
Anne Grelior
Fatal Auto Train Crash Near Grove City
A state policeman and a passenger officer died and another was hurt when their car collided with a Bessemer & Lake Erie passenger train at McCortown crossing near Grove City Pennsylvania at 5 45 this morning. Beech died at Grove City Hospital, Edelman seriously injured. Beech had served two years as a trooper, Edelman nine months. The accident occurred in darkness three miles from Grove City along the Harrisville road to Butler.
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Wewn Grove City
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
McCortown Crossing
Nead
Bertram Reece
Philadelphia
Butler
Potur Edelman
Wilk
TD Barracker
Beech
Grove City
Edelman
Sharon Grocer Shot by Bandits in Robbery Attempt
SHAHON December 10. Benjamin Sadigursky Shenango avenue grocer probably will die from bullet wounds after gunmen shot him during a store hold up. He attempted to flee when ordered to surrender his cash and was shot in the back with the bullet lodging in the spine. Doctors said his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Grocer
Shahon
Benjamin Sadigursky
Shenango Avenue
Sadigursky
Early Christmas Shopping Mirth and Motives
In a bustling scene Arthur Mometer notes neighborly folk buying shiny cowtads for youngsters as they rush the season. He promotes early shopping to avoid crowds while admitting the stress and frenzied last minute bursts before the big day.
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AtHee Dowell
Witwenwas
Ohio Girls Intercollegiate Glee Club Council
Cousin Sant Flicker
University of St. Louis
Chicago Needle Records
Bill
Court House
Weingartner
Ohio State
Donahey
David. Badger
R. DG. No
Teter Shoaffl
Sycamore St
Harvey McCracken
Slippery Rock
G. L. Burkett
Buller Avenue
Rev. Purvis
First Church
Key
Purvis
Dawes
Marios
Oshio
McCoytown
Bessemer Railroad
Arthur Mometer
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