New State Motor Code Tightens Rules Across the Board
The new code raises passenger car speed limits to 41 miles per hour and lowers limits for heavy vehicles by weight. It requires left turns from center or left lanes, mandates inspection for certain vehicles, and requires reporting accidents to the motor vehicle bureau. Drivers must obtain a learner permit and license after thirty days residence. Schools and explosive transports face stricter precautions.
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Colere Bors
Hanlon
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Jon
Pomona Grange Set for Wednesday Meeting Schedule
Pomona Grange of Lawrence County will hold three sessions on Wednesday June 5 at Wi Jard Grange Hall with 10 30 am 1 15 pm and 7 00 pm times EST The morning session will focus on business while the afternoon and evening include open meetings and memorial services A charter members reunion and an illustrated lecture on Grange Symbolism by Dr Vivian of Ohio State University are planned George T Weingartner and John Light are expected to attend and speak at various sessions at Shenango Township high school auditorium
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Lawrence County
Pomona Grange
WiJard
T He Lash
Potnana Grange
George T. Weingartmer
John Light
Herrisburg
State Grange
Shenango Township High School
Vivian
Ohio State University
Arnold
Beaver County
R. C. Wiggins
Butler County
Eva Lindsay
East Hrook Grange
New
Badford
Badford Grange. W. HE. Mccul- Jough
Jed
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits And Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Emma Gualbreau Slippery Rock. Robert Bawes Leasure Avenue. William Martin South Jefferson Street. Katie Brown Moravian Street. John Crane Mulberry Street. Ruth Trunick Sheridan Avenue. others. Discharges include Walter Fox Jr Woodlawn Avenue. Carrie Knowles Quest Street. Clara Collingwood Pine. Ruth Quarles Locust Street. Dorothy McConnell Court.
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Emma Gualbreau
Slippery Rock
Robert Bawes
Leasure Avenue
William Martin
South Jefferson Street
Katie Brown
Moravian Street
John Crane
Mulberry Street
Ruth Trunick
Sheridan Avenue
Walter Fox, Jr
Wood-lawn Avenue
Carrie Knowles
Quest
Clara Collingwood
Pine
Grangers Street
Ruth Grace Quarles
Locust
Dorothy McConnell
Court Lawrence County
Thurs Street
Body found along Shenange River near Sharps Wight
Authorities searched today for identification of a man’s body recovered near the Shenange river by Sharps Wight. Initial reports indicate no signs of foul play and no missing person linked to the find.
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New Sharon
Gornny
Shenange River
Sharps
Woman Elopes With Negro Handy Man
Alice Kneece, 21, mother of a four year old Georgia heiress, says she fled her husband and moved in with Erick Ellis, a Black handyman, claiming five years of toil and humiliation at the hands of her husband. The custody hearing before Judge Gorman in Philadelphia’s juvenile court may decide whether Kniee or James Fox, the child’s wealthy grandmother, keeps the child.
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Tint Joy
Philadelphia
Alice Kneece
Georgia
Erick Ellis
Child Welfare Bureau
Well Guarded Hotel Raided By Police
In Fernwood Pa police raided the Fernwood hotel and found the building had automatic locking doors and windows triggered by a single switch. They arrested 100 patrons amid the surprise safety feature and its implications for security and policing.
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International News Service
Upper Darey
Fernwood
Pate Jrens
First Trip Outside Local District In 37 Years
Mrs Katherine Kraft of 1008 South Jefferson Street will travel to New York City this Sunday with her son Johnny Kraft who will graduate from Columbias School of Business with a Bachelor of Science degree. Johnny attends Columbia University. The event marks Mrs Krafts first long journey in 37 years. Accompanying them are Mrs Adolf Lang Miss Edna Ridley and Alec Samuels as a large crowd is expected at Columbias graduation.
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Katherine Kraft
Jefferson Street
New Castle
New York City
Johnny Kraft
Columbia Rere
Johnny Kraft Wil
School of Business
Calumitia University
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Krafb
Adolf Lang
Fairmount Avenue
Edna L. Ridley
Edison Avenues
Alec Samuels
South Mill Street
Death mystery not cleared up after inquest
A 1828 inquest failed to resolve the death of George Collins. The coroner's jury found an unknown shooter killed Collins, while witnesses Mil drink Kenney and Albert Martin were detained for grand jury consideration. District Attorney J Elder Bryan and County Detective William Fleming pursued further actions with state police involvement. The postmortem described a chest wound and gradual death, with further testimony from McKim and Roden about findings near Deringer’s shop and the Collins vehicle. Mrs Kenney testified about Collins's visit and liquor intake prior to his departure.
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Elder Bryan
William GC. Fleming
Mau
Irice Kraus
Ellwood City
C. ‘Teece
W. W. Stevenson
G. N. Clark
Culbertson
D. S. Heckathorn
H. K. Bell
Cellins
Collins
Mildrad
William Kenney
Albert Martin
J. Elder Bryan
William
Fleming
Gordor
H. E. Zerner
George Collins
C. ©. Dickey
Kelley Funeral
J. P. Caldwell
Colling
Joseph Mckhem
Nora Beaver Township
Mt. Jackson-Enon Valley
Deringer
Mr. Jackson
Williams
Pitts
William‘ Davis
Theodore Benson
Loyal McCandless
Kelley
Jstate
McKim
Jackson
Able Pitts
Inquest Closes Over Suspected Bedtime Death
William Kenney testified about a late night routine and the lack of calls downstairs while his wife warned him to cover up better or risk catching a cold. Albert Martin recalled being at Mrs. Kenney's home around 7:30 to 9 PM and learning of Collins' death the following day in a district attorney’s office. The inquest concluded.
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Collins
Algal
William Kenney
Albert Martin
Mrs. Kenney
Women Speak On Fraud At Homestead Voting Scene
In a Philadelphia hearing, Mrs Uhrin, Mrs Forgash, and Mrs Etherington testified that Franks and Connelly led a scheme to alter ballots and cast fraudulent votes. They claimed about 125 fake ballots and over 200 votes were cast in the district, with only about 100 real voters. Judge Gray sentenced the women to four years with parole after expressing intent to deter politicians from using women to mask fraud. The case ties to the Ware election probe and seeking a transcript for Senate review.
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Mrs. Ehrin
Franks
Connelly
Uhrin
Gray
Franks and Conley
Uni
Ralph Frank
Wilson- Ware
United Senate
Pcammikine Whicl
William S. Ware
Philadelphia
United States
Pennvania
Ware
Tor Goy
John 5. Fisher
James F Woodward
Internal Affairs
Local Man Arrested in Mercer County Trespass Case
acting on instructions from Sterl to D K Callahar of Mercer county Sheriff H M Reynolds yesterday arrested Walter Levy of this city on a trespass suit tied to a Mercer county incident. Levy was turned over to the Mercer sheriff. Bail was set at $10 400. The suit stems from damages claimed in an automobile accident in Mercer county.
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Sterl
D .K. Callahar
Mercer County
H. M. Reynolds
Walter Levy
Mercer Cous
Plan Exhibits For Convention Plan Exhibits For Convention
Work by Pennsylvania State Educational Association committees proceeds with exhibit planning under supervisors. The Music Department exhibit led by Miss Gladys Rich features student composers who wrote both lyrics and music, to be mounted for the convention. The effort showcases clever, tuneful melodies from upcoming artists.
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Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Gladys Rich
Mercer County Farm Suffers Heavy Loss In Destructive Blaze
In Aron Pennsylvania on June 1 a fire gutted a Mercer County farm causing heavy losses including two large silos five stock and equipment. Local officials said the blaze began late and spread rapidly destroying buildings and property.
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Mercer County Farm
Aron. Pa
Silo
Morcar
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