Police To Start War on Loafers In New Castle
Mayor William Dunlap orders a crackdown on idle or unseen earners in New Castle. Police Chief Ed Elder directs a rigid inquiry into young men with no visible means of support, questioning poolroom proprietors and others to prove they work or leave the city. those refusing face arrest and workhouse, with reports to the mayor.
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Wiliam Dunlap
Taska
Ed Eldar
Dysart
Dunlap
Allegheny County
A. DP. Newell
Mayor's order to secure employment amid city job drive
The mayor instructed police to take action against unemployed residents and escort those without visible means to headquarters for placement. He warned that the inquiry may take time, and once facts are established, those without work will regret not securing employment or leaving the city.
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Dunlap
Woman Magistrate Fahnestock Debuts In Philadelphia Court
Philadelphia January 8. Violet E. Fahnestock becomes the citys first woman magistrate and will hear 33 cases of unpaid debts as her court opens. Also, fireman Hugh Horton returns to duty after recovering from an eye injury sustained at a recent blaze.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Violet E. Fahnestock
Hugh Horton
Park Avenue
Soviet official zones plot to assassinate Zinoviev denied
Moscow report labeled the alleged plot as factional with Soviet Cadets said to be involved. Milan police seized documents tying ten radicals to various Italian Red outbreaks. Mexico City reports General Bullard to head oil interests representation in the capital. Lantern damage on Peach street involved a collision with a safety lantern at Midl and Washington. offender willing to pay. An odd non sequitur about why girls no longer act naturally remains.
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International News Service
Moscow
Jen
M. Zinoviev
Petroscrad
Milan
Italy
Meaico City
Robert Lee Bullard
Sertice
D. J. Entis
Peach Street
Washington Street
Midl
Washington
Campbell joins annual Denver rabbit hunt tradition
Campbell of 418 West Park Way read a Denver Post tale about the annual rabbit hunt in Denver on December 30. He participated in the event which nets about 140,000 bunnies this year. The city distributes the kills to residents while perfectly bred specimens go to market.
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Campbell
West Park Way
Denver Post
C. N. Campbell
Kielty
Ice On Platforms Should Be Removed From Streets
Several persons alighting from street cars slipped on safety platforms on Washington Street and narrowly escaped autos. It was planned to remove platforms earlier. A plan proposed to move all vehicle traffic between platforms. Miss Fannie Nolan of 418 Croton Avenue reported with started fever per health department reports.
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Washington Street
Fannie Nolan
Croton Avenue
Arrest Wurtemburg Man Sought In Ohio Case
Ellwood City Burgess Swick wired Cincinnati police asking to arrest Robert White of Wurtemburg for desertion and nonsupport of his wife and three children. If returned, Swick may press a more serious charge. the girl Hannah Graham is believed abducted. White reportedly left his wife for Toledo and was later seen en route to Cincinnati with another man. Hannah Graham, age 2? or 23, sent a letter from Cincinnati to her father. White sold about 2000 raffle tickets for a car raffle and is said to have the money. Cincinnati police are investigating and will return him to Ellwood City for disposition.
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Ellwood City
Burgess Ben G. Swick
Cincinnati
Robert White
Wurtemburg
White
Burgess Swick
Hiim
Hannah Graham
Toledo
Beaver Falls
Graham
Cincinnali
Bluett to Speak at Philadelphia Realty Luncheon
Representative Thomas Bluett, newly elected speaker, will address the Philadelphia Real Estate Board after noon at a luncheon. He is reviewing last year’s house committees and will name chairmen and members as the legislature prepares for its opening on January 19.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Thomas Hluen
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Real Estate Board
House
Ce Hat
John G. Homsher
Pro Tam
Bluett
Former bank employee charged in embezzlement case
A former Lawrence Savings and Trust Company employee faces charges for embezzling about $17,000 and fraudulently misapplying funds, issuing false certificates, and forging documents to deceive bank officers and inspectors. The alleged acts include misusing deposits, falsifying records, and aiding others through forged obligations.
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Stulant
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence, Savings and Trust Company
Lawrence Savings God Trust Company
Lawrence Savings and Trust, Company
Lawrenta Savings and Trust Company
Police Raid Pierce Place Second Time
Officers Augustine and Letera raided Ben Pierce’s establishment at Division and Jefferson Streets on a Wednesday afternoon arresting the proprietor and seven visitors. Pierce paid a $60 fine on four counts as keeper of a disorderly house. One adulter paid $15 and six others were warned and fined $16 each.
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Augustine and
Letera
Ben Pierce
Nagro
Divislon
Jeffferson Strestdy
Pierce
Death Threats Target Woman Judge in San Angolas
Numerous threats of death have been received by Mrs Georgia Bullock, the first woman police judge appointed in San Angolas, prompting security concerns around the court and asking authorities to investigate the threats.
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Mra
Georgia Bullock
Mret
San Angolas
Cattle Testing Delayed by Budget Quota in Lawrence County
Dr T F Nugent says tuberculosis testing in Lawrence County is slowed by budget quota limits under the federal state plan. Vets with special examiners conduct official tests and condemn infected cattle with partial reimbursements to owners. County remains largely free of infection, especially areas with prior testing. The government rules aim to prevent infected cattle from entering herds.
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Lawrence County
T. F.nugent
Nugent
Lawfierce
Hod Eller Becomes Indianapolis Policeman
Hod Eller once star pitcher for Cincinnati and hero of the World Series is now serving as a police officer in Indianapolis. The former Reds ace, famed for the 1819 series triumph, draws attention from New Castle fans who recall his early life on State Street.
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James
Sporting World
Hod Eller
Cincinnati
Eiler
Indianapolis
Eller
Reds
New Castle
State Street
James Ellison
Realty Transfers and Wards in City Listings
Realty transfers show Maggie Buckler to Je E Cas tie in Fourth ward for $1. Wallace H. Falls estate transfers through 19 Thomas McKissick in Union, $1. Elien Wallace to Mary A. Balou in Second ward, $1. J Crawford Whie to J Cl Gilfillan in Second ward, $1. Peter Riffer to James H. Newton Perry, $1. G X Wallace to John Strobeck Elwood City St James Granday to Jslia West in Ellwood, $34. S H Garrett to Robert L. Wallace Second ward St Jess Ernest to Margaret Stopf Second ward, $1. Gertrude Allen to William S. Allen Third ward, $1. R A Eckies to W S Alten Second ward, $7.
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Maggie Buckler
Je E_ Castie
Wallace H. Falls
Thomas McKissick
Union
Elien Wallace
Mary A. Balou
J. Crawford Whie
J. Cl. Gilfillan
Peter Riffer
James H. Newton
Perry
G._X ¥. Wallace
John Strobeck
Elwood City
James C. Granday
Jslia West
Local sandlot stars recall Lew Castle ball days
Remnants describe local youths playing with a famous figure who lived in Lew Castle. The fragment hints at a community baseball scene and friendships formed around informal games.
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Lew Castle
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