Four Bandits Hold Up Ten Men in Newark
Four bandits armed with two guns apiece held up ten officers of the Bell Building and Loan Association near police headquarters in Newark New Jersey. One man, Romualdo E. Marzullo, was shot in the back and is near death at City Hospital. The bandits fled in a high powered car left running at the curb, escaping with about $5,000 in cash and jewelry.
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Newark
N. J
Bell Building and Loan Association
Romualdo E. Marzullo
City Hospital
Marzullo
Community thanks for sympathy after loss of Marie Egizi
The Domenick Egizi family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Marie Egizi. They thank those who sent floral tributes and donated cars. Local 11 1.
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Marie Egizi
Domenick Egizi
Walls Proposes Plans for Gas Station Corner Highland Park
Percy Walls appeared before the council and submitted 1921 building plans for a gas station at the corner of Highland and Park avenues. Earl Douglas opposed the request while Councilman Lusk raised fire apparatus concerns and Walls defended his offer to sell the lot amid disputes over the proposed station.
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Percy Walls
Highland and
Park Avenues
Walls
Earl Douglas
Lusk
Douglass
Council
Auto Accidents Reported Across City Streets
John Livanson of Superior Baking reports his truck damaged after a car with license 955-082 struck it on West Long avenue between Scioto and Moravia. Paul M. Jordan reports a collision while driving south on East street at North street. D D Potter reports damage when H Woolensack’s truck on Jefferson Street collided with his vehicle near Washington and Jefferson streets.
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John Livanson
Superior Baking Company
Scioto
Moravia
Long Avenue
Paul M. Jordan
Crawford Avenue
East Street
North Street
D. D. Potter
Adams Street
Washington Street
Jefferson Street
H. Woolensack
Youngstown
R. D
Use of Auto Plates Involved in Suit
The Commonwealth prosecutes R. L. Thompson for using license plates on a car other than its own. Judge Emery heard the case this morning. Markwood Westfall prosecutes. Samuel L. Clark and William McElwee Jr. defend. District Attorney R. L. Hildebrand prosecutes for the Commonwealth.
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The
Commonwealth
R. L. Thompson
Emery
Markwood Westfall
Samuel L. Clark
William McElwee, Jr
R. L. Hildebrand
Evening radio listings and performances across cities
Pittsburgh station KDKA airs Sioux Indians Jazz Band while Cleveland hosts Sater theatre Vaudeville at 7:00. Atlantic City signals 11:00 Dance orchestra. Cincinnati WSAI offers radio auction bridge at 10:00. Columbus WEAD carries University Chimes and farm topics. New York WEAF features Earl Carroll's Vanitis orchestra at 8:10.
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Ci International News
Pittsburgh
KDKA
Cleveland
Lionel C. Reno Visitation and Farm Subdivision Plans
Lionel C. Reno, longtime Savannah area resident and noted lightning calculator, returns to New Castle. He plans a Rotary Club talk and memory demonstration while pursuing sale of the Reno farm near Savannah church. he aims to subdivide the Reno Savannah Valley Farm into acre home sites for suburban growth.
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Lionel C. Reno
Savannah Church
New York
Reno
New Castle
Lawrence County
Reno-Savannah Valley
Hazelton Mayor Can't Attend Harrisburg Coal Conference
Hazelton Pa December 15 Mayor James V Harvey cannot attend the anthracite mayors conference with Governor Pinchot in Harrisburg to discuss the coal strike situation due to a prior engagement. West Hazleton Burgess Anthony Kabitski will represent this city. he is an experienced miner.
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International News Service
Hazleton
James V. Harvey
Gov. Pinchot
Harrisburg
Burgess Anthony Kabitski
West Hazleton
Pottsville Girl Dies of Anthrax
Pottsville Pa December 15 Doris Reilly four daughter of Leo Reilly died today from anthrax doctors J T Murphy and H J Herbein said it was the first case here a scar barely visible became inflamed and in a few days developed into lockjaw
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International News Service
Pottsville
Doris Reilly
Leo Reilly
J. T. Murphy
H. J. Herbein
Many Gift Bibles Being Purchased In New Castle
In New Castle christmastime Bible sales rise with unprecedented demand. Stationery shop owners report buyers seek Bibles for gifts with Sunday School teachers purchasing smaller volumes for classes. Prices span from ninety eight cents to twenty five dollars as families replace worn volumes.
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New Castle
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