Man and Wife Given Suite in City Back Room
Frank Brown and his wife, seeking lodging, were put up in a city back room after arriving with bundles and a shop setup for repairing umbrellas. They travel on foot or by train from St Louis for a year, living rough in a cave at Koppel before reaching Gardner Avenue, with Mrs Brown injured after a fall. They seek transport toward Greenville and to return to Beav er County, hoping for work to pay for shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Municipal Bunch House
St. Louis
Autora
Brown
Luther to Form German Cabinet Faces Continuity Policy
Dr. Luther prepares a conservative Reich cabinet drawn from right wing parties and professionals, excluding Social Democrats. He pledges foreign policy continuity and loyalty to Dawes obligations, with Strefmann staying as Foreign Minister amid vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojinich
Reichstag
Naetionale
Germany
Luther
Streg¢mann
Special Children's Matinees At Capitol
Special matinees at Capitol aim to allow every child in New Castle to view D W Griffiths America and its educational entertaining thrill. Parents are urged to read this to their children before attending the highly educational film event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
D. W. Griffith
America
Night at the Capitol and Regent film lineups
A cinema page lists tonight’s bills including Penn-Virginia Valli Lloyd Hughes Marc McDermott and Stuart Holmes in In Every Woman’s Life a comedy and Pathe News. Also Capitol shows America with Neil Hamilton and Carol Dempster plus Short Change with Walter Hiers and other reels from various theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Neil Hamilton
Carol Dempster
America
Walter Hiers
Pathe News
Aberty
John R. van Ar
Sam
Jurors Fail To Agree In Haney Case Discharged
A jury of eleven men and one woman failed to reach a verdict in J F Haney versus Penna Ohio Electric Company after an all night deliberation. The final ballot reportedly stood 10 to 2 for the plaintiff, with a new trial likely unless a settlement is reached. Miss Haney, daughter of the plaintiff, drove the automobile involved on Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethery
J. F. Haney
Penna-Ohio Electric Company
Emery
Wasi
Highland Avenue
Haney
Contest Features Meeting OF Scotland Lane Troop 13
Scotland Lane Troop 13 held a weekly meeting at Scotland Lane School with 32 scouts present. Patrol contests named Knotting Scout Laws Salutes Oath Motto and scores showed Fox Patrol at 21 points Kangaroo 3 01 points and Bear Patrol 7 points. Eagle and Bear Patrols will play hockey Wednesday at 6 near Harbor Bridge. Peter Grittle reviewed the scout school with Harold McCarthy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Lane
Robert Wallace
Fox Patrol
Joe Woehner
Oscar Leonhardt
Wiliam Hammond
William Gaul
Ray Whiting
Peter Grittie
Patton Pond
Harbor Bridge
Peter Grittl
Harold McCarthy
Who Got Bride We Don’t Know Effort in Pittsburgh
A prospective wedding between Bedalic Betters aged 16 and Charles Bassey aged 36 in Pittsburgh ended without a marriage. Police intervened amid heated exchanges over the bride price offered by the girl’s father, reported to be between 200 and 3500 dollars. An assault and battery charge followed when the father struck Jacob Dias, leading to a chaotic scene at City Hall. The crowd eventually paid fines, and the incident concluded with no formal nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedalic Betters
Charles Bassey
Pittsburgh
Tanyer
Jacob Diias
Dias
Hamilton
Neglected Cough Repaired By Kings New Discovery
A recipe touts Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs as a quick relief for raw throat soreness and heavy coughing. The method claims to ease irritation and loosen phlegm within 24 hours, with no opiates, using a teaspoonful dose sold at reliable druggists.
Four Arrested in New Mexico Brought East
Thomas Edmonds of this city learned from the U S District Attorney in Pittsburgh that he will not go to Portales New Mexico for prosecution of bandits who allegedly stole his car. The four alleged thieves Brant Evans Clarence Gahagan Thomas Mullen and Earl Swagger are Newcastle men. They were in Pittsburgh charged with robbing interstate shipments after allegedly entering a freight car October 4 in the Seventh ward and stealing a library table. Evans has a $1500 bond after a preliminary hearing. Edmonds may be called to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edmonds
Legion Homa
United States District Attorney's
Pittsburgh
Portalles
New Mexico
New Castle
Brant P. Evans
Clarence Gahagan
Thomas J. Mullen
Earl C. Swagger
Seventh Ward
Partallas
Evans
United States
Edmonds
What Did You See Half 2 Dozen Kids Die
Half a dozen grade school children died while walking from homes on the city outskirts this morning. They packed lunches in wicker baskets. A Ford roadster skidded on North Jefferson Street last night and spun twice, stopping near a telephotographic pole before the driver righted it and drove away. A North Hill woman bought ham in a neighborhood butcher shop. her husband is addicted to ham and eggs for breakfast. A visitor in a local fire department scorched an overcoat near a roaring fire in the big iron stove. Unsold Christmas trees stood behind a small produce store on West Washington Street. High school basketball players reported to practice in the gymnasium after school. Walter cut photos into five equal segments with quick knife passes. Two salesmen in a hotel lobby talked about sales and waited for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hill
Rabbits Released in Lawrence County Restock Hunters’ Damage
Hundreds of rabbits were released in Lawrence county just before Christmas to replenish roads damaged by hunters during the past open season. Alderman O. H. Green announced the effort. Game Protector Edward N. Baskin oversees releasing the rabbits, which will inhabit fields and woods. Similar restocking is under way in nearby counties, with 300 released in Butler county this week. The rabbits, supplied by the state, are shipped twelve per crate and originate from Kansas, Olmots, and Missouri. They are bred on large farms specifically for stock restocking.
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Lawrence County
O. HF
Green
Edward N. Baksim
Butler County
Kansas
Olmots
Missouri
Wampum Scouts Banquet Honored Mothers and Sons
Wampum Troop No 1 Boy Scouts held their second annual Mothers and Sons banquet at the Presbyterian church. A fine program and dinner were served. Scoutmaster Lou Crewling and assistant Earl Herbert were praised for steering the troop, which also featured a forestry lesson and a mother present poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Sons
Presbyterian Church
Lou Crewling
Earl Herbert
Herbert
False Arrest Case Of Miss Fowler On Trial In Court
Miss Fowler sues Louis Specht for false arrest over a house dispute in Mercer county. Officers used force to enter a window, and Fowler claims injuries and a dead dog from the incident. The trial before Judge Em ery continues with attorneys Chambers for the plaintiff and Graham and Matthews for the defense.
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Miss Fowler
Harris Fowler
Louis R. Specht
Emery
Specht
Fowler
Coeur Volant
Alderman Hart
Sam Smith
Jas. Elligon
Miss Folwer
Shea
Mercer County
Misa Fowler
Ellison
Memorial Land Deeded To D A R At Moravia
Land used for a Moravian missionaries memorial near Moravia was transferred yesterday to the Lawrence Chapter D A R by the Pittsburgh Youngstown and Akron rail road company. The granite monument stands beside the New Castle Wampum Improve highway just north of Moravia.
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Moravia
Lawrence
Pittsburgh, Youngstown and Aqiabuse
Register and
Joan Hutton
New Castle-Wampium
Deaths Of The Day Mer Muse Funeral
Funeral notices list Nicholas Musa John Wood and Mildred Schooley. Details include dates January 16 and 15, locations Temple Avenue Avenues Center Avenue and neighborhoods, graves in Graepland Allegheny and Grace Land cemeteries, and church services in Maitland Primitive Methodist and St Josephs Church. Multiple obituaries mention lifelong residency, marriages, and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Muse
Nicholas Musa
Temple Avenue
Graepland
Balog and Strobel Obituaries Passages From Local News
John Balog aged 64 dies at 118 West Chartes Street at 2 30 am leaving wife and two children. Funeral at St Michaels Church Saturday at 1 00 pm with interment at St Josephs Cemetery. Charles Strobel dies after heart illness in New Castle residents and family notices list widow and nine children and a sister. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 00 pm from his late home.
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Julia Evelyn Shaklee
Warren Ellaworth
Shaklee
South Walnut Street
Volga City
Epworth Methodist Church
Warren
George
Glenn
Harold
George Zents
Nother
Graceland Cemetery
Breath Avenue
Strobel
Pittsburgh
William
Louise Strobel
New Castle
Mia
William Houston
Florence
Helen
Clara
Edna
Ruth
Roy
Grace
Elizabeth Butz
Youngstown
John, Galog
John Balog
West Chartes Street
St. Michaels Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Building Permits From City Ledger Include Several Dwellings
Building permit listings show multiple applicants and addresses for dwellings and additions. John Marrapise at 101 Lafayette Street, Simon Robinson at 324 Phillips Place, Wagner at 1211 Highland Avenue, HT Zenner at 231 Northview, H L Zehner at 2423 Northview, and J C Glitiltan Co at 213 Euclid are named. A separate entry notes a duplex at 312 Hillcrest. In a separate item a man attempted a bank robbery in St Louis without success.
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John Marrapise
Lafayette Street
Costhouse
Simon Robinson
Phillips Place
Wagner
Highland Avenue
HT. Zenner
Northview
H. L Zehner
J.C. Glitiltan Company
Euclid
J. G. Glinting
Hillcrest
Duplex
Creditors To Meet Bankruptcy Referee In Ellwood City
Bankruptcy petition filed by Worrest Badger trading as Subway Canteen company in Ellwood City. Liabilities listed at 240149 dollars and assets at 375 dollars. Creditors to meet the referee today at three o'clock Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Unterwood
Worrest Badger
Subway Canteen Company
Ellwood City
Realty Transfers List From Local Wards and Purchases
Realty transfers show Wm J Lasten to Marr Me in Class 6th ward for 1 dollar. Flora E Short to Adeline Versal in New Castle for 1 dollar. John J Elmer to Edwin J Kinter in 2nd ward for 1 pound. Martin Paul to Michael Thalgal in Elwood for 1 dollar. Trinity English Lutheran church to C H Blank in Ellwood for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lasten
Marr
Flora E. Short
Adeline Versoal
New Castle
John J. Elmer
Edwin J. Kinter
Martin Paul
Michael Thalgal
Elwood
Trinity English Lutheran Churcy
C. H. Blank
Ellwood
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Robert Hine Edan burs George Broadbeck at 733 Lathrop Street. Discharged Frances Jordan of 219 East North Street. Fisk University in Nashville is noted as the only historically black college with a one million dollar endowment for education. In New Orleans marriages drop two percent since the state eugenic law took effect last August.
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Robert Hine
Edanburs
George Broadbeck
Lathrop Street
Frances Jordan
East North Street
Fisk University
Nashville
New Orleans
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Toples
Dome — Hetty Compson
Miami
Paul Revere
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Boston Pencil Sharpeners
Metzler
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U. 5
Hetty Pu Yi
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Bride
Canis
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North Jefferson Street
West Washington Street
Walter
Lawrence Co
Wampum
Wiii Cavatte
William Cavater
Pottsville
Mary Cavalier
The
D. A.R
DAVIS
John Wood
DuShane Street
Maitland Primitive Methoday
Stey
H. J. Buckinham
Albert W. Divans
Susan J. Evans
Alb Wesley Evans
Neshunnock Avenue
Uiece
Arthur Kirtland Tales
Center Avenue
West Virginia
Byings
Balrdatownavenn
Balrdatownavenn. Mr. and Mrs. Evans
Wilgon Avenue
Gaston City Park
Neshannock Avenue
Ila, Su
Arethur Kirtland Rabe
Allegheny Cemetery
Pittsburg
Mildred Schooley
William Schooley
Shenango Township
St. Joseph's
Lewis Prossel
Hine Street
Pattison
Youngstown Road
Herman J. Strobel
Hermen J. Strobel
Reece
Shenango Valley Hospital
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