Trade trends in the United States and schooling needs
The record outlines trade values for the United States with Europe and mentions significant sums, plus notes pressing school construction needs. It states provisional trade figures and highlights the urgency of completing school rooms by February 1 to accommodate a new semester. A New Da.site School Board meeting is planned for Tuesday night to discuss the matter.
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Sone
Ben .Fintan
Uperintendeant
Art Echools
Stankiin School
Wee
New Dausite School Board
Prisoners Pay Fines After Disorderly House Visit
Eight men arrested Sunday by Officers Younz and Connor at 1017 Moravia Street paid fines of 5 each for gambling. John Frengo, charged with keeping a disorderly house, paid 25. One visitor paid 25 and eight others 10 each. John DiGarge and others paid fines for visits to the house. AlexiTiaimeuks paid 4 for orderly conduct. The mayor and officers Logan Harper Moore and Letera enforced the penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
John DiGarge
Younz
Connor
Moravia Street
AlexiTiaimeuks
Work Not Started On Stadium Rooms
Five classrooms under Frankl Stadium were awarded a week ago but not started. Louis A. Hare, winner of the general contract, said he has been ready for five days, yet the building council has refused to allow some of the work to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Hare
Not Enough Funds To Meet Check On Bank Is Alleged
Sixteen jurors were chosen to try the Commonwealth v Frank Shaffer for allegedly issuing a bad check. The case centers on Shaffer purchasing meat from Greenberger and Mummelstein of Sharon with a 238 dollar check drawn on the Pea pies Saving and Trust, which lacked sufficient funds. District Attorney Hildebrand for the Commonwealth and defense counsel Lockhart and Mekiwoo outline the alleged fraud and the bank payment failure. Samuel Greenberger testified about the transaction and the insufficient funds.
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The
Commonwealth
Frank Shaffer
A. L. Hildebrand
the Commonwealth
J.P. Lockhart
William Mekiwoo
Tuis
Shaffer
Greenberger and Mummelstein
Sharon
Meaneys- Vania
Samuel Greenberger
Wilness
Tha Transas
Supreme Court Reopens Whitney Case Jurisdiction Dispute
The Supreme Court ordered a rehearing on its jurisdiction in Connecticut regarding Aula Charlotte Whitney. The case concerns alleged violation of California anti-syndicalism law and a prior conviction and prison sentence. The court dismissed the appeal for lack of jurisdiction, then granted the reargument.
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Hintery Natione! Sews Services
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Connecticut
Aula Charlotte Whitne
Christmas Cantata at Third U. P. Church
The Dawn of Christmas a cantata by Fred W. Peace will be presented Sunday evening December 20 at Third United Presbyterian Church led by chorister David West with about 40 voices. The Sabbath school annual Christmas entertainment follows Monday evening December 28.
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Fred W. Peace
Third United Presbyterian Church
David West
North St Junior High Christmas Chapel Program
North Street Junior High presents a Christmas chapel in the Senior High auditorium on Thursday morning December 1. The program features a chorus of 100, carols, songs, hymns, a Christmas play The Woodcutters Christmas with named students and teachers, and announcements by Principal B. K. Thacker.
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North Street
Orient
Keneth Meyers
Lester Marsh
Edgar Heal
John—Chauncey Goodchild
Frederick
Paul McWilliams
Henry—Sherwood Johns
Elizabeth
Martha McGoun
Announcements
B. K. Thacker
Offers Resolution On Seizing Coal Mines In Emergency
Washington Dec. 14. Alep Jacobstein of New York introduced a resolution in the House instructing the Labor and Interstate Commerce committees to report legislation authorizing the government to seize coal mines during an emergency. He said an emergency exists in the anthracite industry and asked President Coolidge to send a high grade mediator to the hard coal crisis.
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Tinternational News Service
Washington
Alep
Jacobstein
New York
House
Labor and Interstate Commerce Committees
Jacobstelm Sain
Goolidge
Hig Garud
Sebring pottery pioneer founder dead at Sebring home
Jinternan Mass Bervicey YOUNGSTOWN, O. Dec. 14. Sebring, 5, retired member of the Sebring Pottery company, is dead at his home in Sebring. He was one of the founders of the village of Sebring and was widely known in the pottery industry.
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Ged
Sebring, Ohio
Jinternanional Mass Bervicey
East Youngstown Man Killed on Highway by Auto
East Youngstown man Peter Rujvean, 80, was killed instantly when struck by an automobile driven by James Gallyecla while walking along the road. The incident occurred today near Youngstown.
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East Youngstown
Youngstown
Dee
Peter Rujvean
East Youngsown
Lloday
James Gallyecla
Rujvean
Lme
Youthful Slayer Faces Fate With Execution Scheduled
Pan] Roads and A. L. Staudenmejer disclose that petitions exceed 590000 signatures to be sent to the pardons board as Schuylkill county welfare groups push to spare the youth from the electric chair. Catherine Cavalier, his grandmother, killed in a robbery demand for toys, died after the boy stuffed paper in her mouth to muffle groans before trial and appeals upheld the death sentence. The report also notes debates on power bills and Delaware River compact, with calls for citizen consideration in a special session for public welfare.
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Adhion
Selylkill County
Pardimns Aing Elemen
Pan
A. L. Staudenmejer
Lida
Schuylkill County
Young Cavalier
Dra
Catherine Cavalier
White
Schustkill
Supreme Courte
Delaware River
Bonnaybeana
Neseher
New York
Philadelphia
Sraig O
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Pinchot calls for Pennsylvania extra session
Governor Pinchot urges a special session to address seven topics from election reform to gas tax changes and banking laws. He warns against gang politics and a dangerous monopoly in power, urging swift action to protect the public welfare and enforce laws.
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Overnor
Votus
Fittsburgh
Thla
General Assembly
Delaware River Bridge
New Jersey
Lennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Derelict Vessel With 36 Aboard Reported Safe
A derelict vessel the Sehoner Ata Matis was found about 15 miles off Tampa Florida by a Coast Guard boat after being missing for ten days. All 36 aboard and the crew were accounted for and safe following a dispatch to the coast guard.
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Kiernannia Servient Vew Nsmton
Sehoner Ata Matis
Tampa
Fla
Thr
East Guard
Aml Passeigern
Coast Guard
Talataom
Ilereltet
Iowa Bank Bandits Free Town Without Carrying Out Intent
Four bandits threatened town desisting from an attempted bank robbery at Nat ional bank in Logan. Night Marshall J W Armstrong noted the alarm and dashed plan as telephones operators were intimidated and switchboard damaged with sledges.
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Iowa
Tim
International Sui
Logan Town
Protahia
Solicit Funds for Church on Streets in Pittsburgh
Charles Peters of West Pittsburg was found by Lieutenant Kennedy to be soliciting funds for the Seventh Day Adventist church on the streets without a permit from the mayor. He was ordered to wait until he could see the mayor. The Life Insurance Man of New Castle and vicinity will meet Mr Pye Mayes of Pittsburgh at the Jessie Hotel tomorrow at one o'clock on an important matter. Every life insurance man is urged to be present.
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Charles Peters
West Pittsburg
Kennedy
Straéts
New Caskle
Agtien
W. D. McGeargs
New Typ Bone
Samuel J. McRoberts
Sawnes, Pic
David T. Metubeta
Witton Valley
Naw Galilee
Crhar
Deaths Of The Day In Butler County Area
A string of obituaries reports deaths and funeral plans across the Butler county area. Elisabeth Vink Bineklep of Edenburg dies after a week of illness at home aged about ninety, survived by husband Verparens and Park relatives. funeral from Medenburgs Methodist church. John Sieg, longtime Middle Lancaster resident, dies at 92 after illness. survived by multiple children. services at Zien English Lutheran church. Devoted residents Devan Calvin and Rose Martin noted for local ties and church membership. ceremonies held at local churches with cemetery interment. Simon Stutt, Os unknown, funeral held at St Marys with priest and pallbearers listed. Mrs Corn Davis, widow of Edward Davis, dies aged 75. funeral from Doyles Avenue home. survived by church membership and local relatives.
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Rey Barelater
Elisabeth Vink Bineklep
Henry Pragerten Buehler
Bremner
Ini Hdepburg
Ahl OS
M Buehler
Daughteof Parry Winenard
Catherine Park
Mdenbearg
Olivers
Bleayan
Horat
Edenburg
Mea
Chitra Jtoover
Masury
John Sieg
Tohn Sieg
Gancaster
Burlee County
Butler County
Bavaria
Hur
Harmony
Mig
Lannaser
Sloan
Blagt
Zinn
Tie
Agnes Hetberling
Roneta Drusechelt
Mary Wrenner
Lanesagter
A. G
A. mi
Zlen Isngnah Lutheran Church
Milde Lancaster
Surtal
Simon Watt
Simon Stutt
Crelack
Bt. Mary's Church
Pj O’'Ston
M. J. Brennan
Nat
J. GC. Pittpatrick
Rose Martin
Messix
Thomas George
George Chip
Soseph Hannen
Willian Howley
Lowers
Garlland
Sirial
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Mes
Corn BR. Davis
Corn
Tavis. Ped
Edward 1
Davia
Doyles Avenue
David
Christian Church
Obituary notices for Mrs Beatle Ful kernot and others
Funeral details from 204 Angles avenue with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Maria car 418 East Reynolds street and Miss Mary Burd, plus James Murphy of 512 Division street and other local survivors. Services set for Tuesday and Wednesday at Princeton Presbyterian Church and St Marys Church respectively.
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Beatle Fulkernot
Hame
Fed
Amanda Natwhas
Ofndianapoli
Ind
Angles Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Eyista
Maria E. Car
East Reynalds Street
Br. Vitus Chatch Solimm
N. Ue- Mita
Rev
Basil
tThacen
Hey. Ippolita
Supdescen
Turial
Neo Jim St. Vitus Cemetery
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United & Wee Ney
Reneh
Pryelops
Building ‘Trades Council
Ee Dan Silres
Menistine
Xainas
Supreme Court
Whitney
Agius
U. P. Church
Xmas Radio
Eistmank
Freed-Eisemann
Freed-Hisemann
Castle Hardware
Agen Hedy
Ware
Magnavox
Ken
New Castle
Hdwe. CO
Bethlehem
Wally
Oberammergau Crik
Sebastian Lang
Anas
North St. Junior High
Pinchot
Towu
Hoenl Dt
Croton Avene
Puneral
Merhodiet
Medenburgs
Fey
T Sr. Barlett
Quartes
Devan Calvin
Flegter Quartes
Familly
West Grit Street
Grieriness
Gerytors
W. Nelean
Pariai Wits
Greenweood
Martha Washington
Mehogany Findah
Ra Se Ao Bt
Wary Orr
Marty Grr
Mike Ore
East Long Avenue
Oak Park Cemetery
Joseph Mershimer
Maebeth Letaht Mertshimer
Princeton
Princton Presbyterian Church
Charles G
Norman Book
Cora
Lar
Mildred Mershimer
James Wimner
Portersville
Tuesier
Princeton, Presbrerian Church
T. J. Howarth
Herman Cemetery
James H. Murphy
James FE. Murphy
Division Street
Mr. Murphy
Sheffield
England
Peter and
Margaret Mason Murphy
St. Mary's Church
Catherine Feeley Murphy
MMre_ liam Kelley
Anna Hickman
Clark & Mackie Co
Sam H. McGoun
Waldemar
Rosenthal
Penn Theatre
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