Torch Relays Carried Through Butler by Hi-Y Youths
Local youths from New Castle carried the Torch to Butler under M G A supervision in a 20 mile relay timed at about four hours despite slippery wet roads from recent snows. They were greeted with a dinner and hosted at the Butler Hi-Y club before continuing the relay toward New Brighton.
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Goodwin
M.G. A
Tler
New Castle
Butler ¥. M. CL AL
Butlerae Castle Road
Portersville
Jack
Arthur Bratehle
Sidney
Doc Joseph Petterson
Ruwin Davids
Clarence Kennedy
Burdell Sankey
Thomas Sadler
AML
New Castle Boys
Butler
MM. C. A
Honor Kuestk
Pennsylvania
New Brighton
Arrests Reported by Police In Early Morning
Lew Rainey was arrested at 2 30 A M by officers Hagun and Ritty in an early morning police action. The report states a specific number of arrests but only names one individual and two officers involved. Further details are not provided in the accessible text.
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Lew Rainey
Hagun and Ritty
Drunk and Disorderly Offenses Raise City Fines
Paul Straw and Marold Sterling were fined 85 dollars each after being arrested at 4 A M by Officer Steiner for refusing to assist an officer. Two women arrested at 2 30 A M face similar charges with cases not yet disposed of. Two men remain in city jail awaiting disposition for drunk and disorderly charges. Two persons paid 1 dollar fines for parking violations this morning.
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Paul Straw
Marold Sterling
Steiner
Letern
Harper
Ecity
Senator Edwards Says He Fears No Indictment
Senator Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey, linked to the New Jersey rum ring, declared he did not fear any federal indictment based on testimony at the Weehawken liquor trial. He said the case is closed as far as he is concerned and he does not expect to testify in the government liquor investigation.
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Mullet Cinternational News Service
Washington
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Weehawken
Edwards
Negro goes to death smiling at gallows
Herbert Copeland, a Black man, faced execution in Washington after confessing to multiple murders beyond the two Capitol policemen and a deputy sheriff killed. He reportedly admitted to killing a woman in Galveston Texas and a Black policeman in Chicago, showing calm demeanor as the process proceeded.
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Washington
Herbert Copeland
Capitol
Copeland
Galveston
Tex
Chicago
Amish Families Move as Return of Ousted Miners Looms
Six Amish families relocate to Enon Valley amid migration from Wilmington township while seven families establish a new settlement near Dover Delaware. Local reports say others consider moving but only seven families have left so far. In Pennsylvania the International Investigating Commission works toward resuming Pittston operations and ending the miners strike threatening 60,000 workers.
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Enon Valley Way
Wimington Town
Enon Valley
Dover
Delaware
Wilmington Township
Sarvierd
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Nex
International Investigating Commission
John Ju. Juewis
Pittston
Families Headed to Kron Y District in Spring
Left discussions note that several families plan to move in spring. The groups include Reuben Weiler, Jacob Byler, Esr Tsane, John Ll. Yoder, Christian Hostettier, Ell Byler, and Christian N. Petershelm. Petershelm family to Dover Delaware.
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Kron Y District
Bose
Reuben Weiler
Jacob
Byler
Tsane
Es R
John Ll. Yoder
Christian Hostettier
Ell
Christian N. Petershelm
Dover
Delawire
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Fruity Shampoo endorsement
In a promotional appeal, Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Fruity Shampoo claiming it gives hair luster and beauty. The advert invites readers to mail a coupon for a free sample bottle and a Beauty Book, promising money-back satisfaction if not delighted.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Youth Shoots Girl in Theatres Then Flees
Philadelphia report says 19 year old Peter Mentor fired at 14 year old Mary Fitzpatrick during a wild west film. The bullet struck her left hand and breast. she was hospitalized with a hopeful prognosis. Mentors fled as witnesses tackled no one and police search for him.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Peter Mentor
Mary Fitzpatrick
Methodist Hospital
Mentor
Mary
German Women Enter Slaughter House Work Push
Berlin reports women, long active in many trades since the vote, attempting to enter the butcher business. Several strong-armed women have already joined, challenging traditional gender barriers amid a shifting labor scene. The excerpt then shifts to a Seattle incident where a man tried to flirt with a phone operator and was fined after a wrong number call.
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International News Service
Berlin
Germany
Dusiness
Seattle
Couldn't Stand It To Be Idle So Man Kills Himself
A man who retired from work to enjoy life killed himself after his family says he had nothing to do. He left $20,000 in property and assets to his wife and children and had recently moved to an apartment. His wife and son and daughter were mentioned as part of the family, and a police report noted the revolver was not found beside him.
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Fuaanu
Dan
James Je. Johnson
Pwenty
We Properties
Lyas Hk
Johnson
Howard, Sr
Sergi
Ray Crames
tNdt
Serge
Kramer
Sciatic Neuritis Relief Promoted by Special Formula
An article describes sciatic neuritis with sharp thigh to foot pain and tender points along the nerve. It promotes a controversial Formula No 4 pill remedy as the quickest relief, claiming about 24 hours of reduced pain and eventual disappearance, with MeeKee's Kut Rate Store stocking Formula No 2.
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MeeKee
Stray Dog Follows County Superintendent Across City
A stray hound loyal to County Superintendent Ball wandered, then escorted him from the courthouse to home and back, staying near his door until Monday morning. Officials report the dog has appeared in distant county parts, proving its devoted nature.
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Alton
Balls Re
Jackson
U Aid Master
Taylor Mae
Cyurn Teados
Wa Weare
Court House
Hig Dor
Ball
Penny dreadful ad for pile relief drug product
An old advertisement promotes a suppository product claimed to relieve burning bleeding and protruding piles. It touts rapid action and urges readers to buy a 60 cent box at drug stores, promising swift relief for sufferers.
Sumstead's Worm Syrup Ad Opens for Children
An 19th century advertisement promotes Sumstead's Worm Syrup for children with guidance on dosage and dosing intervals. The text references distributors in Philadelphia and lists C A Voorhees and M D Fatgdelpiis as potential prescribers or sellers.
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Geatelty
Mirmooe
Mall
Ottin
C. A. Voorhees
M. D
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