Lewis Report Shows Further Reduction In State Liability
Harrisburg June 2 Auditor General Lewis reports that estimated appropriation liability has fallen from 29 million to 26.261 million dollars after receipts and payments from December 1 to May 21. Six month receipts total 29.861 million with 1.1539 million turned in by the county bureau in the last twenty four hours. Coal tax of five million for 1921 and 1922 is withheld and could offset liabilities, reducing the state revenue needs for the next two years if accepted as the basis for estimates.
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Restaurant Owner Accused of Hurling Cold Soup at Head
In Philadelphia on June 2 James O'Malley, a restaurant owner, is to be arraigned before Magistrate Stevenson after allegedly throwing a bowl of cold soup at Alexander Jazuki, another proprietor. Jazuki claims the incident was sparked by temperature sabotage.
France Fights Oyster Famine With Moroccan Stock
Paris reports France facing an oyster famine as beds on the North Sea and Mediterranean shores are struck by a strange scourge. To revitalize banks, a new strain is introduced by transporting Moroccan oysters from recently discovered beds. Local gardeners express disgust at the disruption.
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International News Service
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France
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Mediterranean
Where To Go Tonight at Multiple Theaters
Strand presents Bert Lyter in The Right That Failed and Dustin Farnum in The Buster. Regent features Jackie Coogan in Paddy with local tenor I J Miller. Neal Hart stars in Roped and Tied, Buddy Messenger in As Over Twist. Nixon showcases Zarl Williams Wanda Hawkey Callan Landis Alice Calhoun in Masters of Men. Morgan Robertson sea tale and Sun shine comedy Roaring Lions on a Steamship. Star features Frank Mare in The Flaming Hour and Lloyd Hamilton in Down to Sea in Shins. Rebekah Crawford solos plus Milton Sills Cleo Ridgely Jack Mulhall in The Forgotten Law plus Something About Nothing. Special music and cartoons.
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Paddy
I. J. Miller
Will Sting
Neal Hart
Buddy Messenger
Milton Sills
Cleo Ridgely
Jack Mulhall
Fire Rips Through W Pittsburg Storerooms and Grocery
A Friday evening blaze in West Pittsburgh destroyed the Alphonso Carvella storerooms and adjoining Kline building. Firefighters fought for hours as flames leaped across Center avenue threatening high tension wires and nearby homes. The Alphonso Carvella grocery was saved after fires spread, but the stock and premises suffered heavy damage. Carvella reported about $98,000 in stock loss with $2,000 insurance. total property losses included the storerooms and apartments.
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Thomas Carplotta
Andy Andaken
Nall and Nazarene
New York Prohibition Rush as Federal Force Grows
New York reacts to Governor Smith signing the repeal nulling state prohibition, shifting enforcement to federal agents. Special officers will be redeployed within 24 hours under E. C. Yellowley, while state and local peace officers are urged to uphold the federal framework amid debates on a national liquor standard.
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E. C. Yellowley
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Frederick A. Hazeltine
John T. Davis
Should Students Marry Different Ohio Colleges a Study
Cleveland report surveys Ohio colleges on undergraduate marriage. Western Reserve University and Ohio State allow continuation after marriage. Oberlin Miami Oberlin College ban marriage for undergraduates. Opinions vary from no rule to strict bans. some presidents advocate timing for marriage, others argue it harms scholarship.
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Cleveland
College For Women
Ohio State University
Columbus
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Athens
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Springfield
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Miami University
Oxford
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Ohio Wesleyan Undversity
Delaware
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W. G. Leutner
Adelbert College
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Helen M. Sraith
Western Reserve Univerally
W. Q. Thompson
Obig State University
United States
Callexa
C. N. Cole
R. B. Tullos
John W. Hoffman
Ohio Warleyan University
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Pennsylvania Railroad Launches Careful Crossing Campaign
The Pennsylvania railroad system joins other lines in a careful crossing campaign from June through September to urge the public to cross safely and crews to prevent grade crossing accidents. Posters, lantern slides, and mailed materials will reinforce the message across the network.
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International News Service
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Uldo
Bizarre Scribbles Reported in Local Witty Snippet
Nonsense lines claim Oliver Twist is a dance and Harold Lloyd’s father is a broadcasting celluloid figure. A Chinogo national panthem is Sing Sing, while Sherlock Holmes is described as a new bungelaw.
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Harold Lloyd
Farm Facts Timely Reminders From State College
Farmers Day will be celebrated at the State College school of agriculture and experiment station on Thursday July 14. A dozen demonstrations are planned for the main event with notices to see the county agent. Apple disease concerns rise as rains continue across Lancaster Chester Franklin Cumberland Dauphin Lehigh Snyder Union and Centre counties. Spraying at ten day intervals urged. Pig care stresses small, well graded herds to avoid crowding. Fruit thinning expected to boost market value with peaches thinned after dehusk and apples after June drop. Cream production tips aim at 40 to 35 percent fat by adjusting cream screw for better cream grade and more skim milk for stock. Red mites harm poultry weight. cleanse by painting perches with coal tar prep.
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Lehigh
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Center
Two Kingbirds Locked In Deadly Battle Found
Avon farmer George Humphrey found two kingbirds locked in mortal combat on a field. Each bird’s beak pierced the other’s breast, feathers worn from the struggle. After removing the feathers, the birds flew apart, and Humphrey notified the state ornithologist of the discovery.
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Kingbirds
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Avon, Conn
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Dlacovlery
Whadda Ya See in a City Street Snapshot
A jumble of names and scenes appears on a city street page. Jim Cook sits in a garage doorway while Nad Lyons and Robert Meerman chat. Frank Robinson travels from West Pittsburg Creek with Rob Dessau sans hat on Exast Washington street. Sergeant Bill Tyrell walks home. attorney Mark Rabinovit watches Cascade Yacht swimmers. George Patternon with A Martin Graham ride in an auto. Policeman Kim Wysner chews a toby on Washington street. Bryn Williams near Mount Jackson. A bottle slip shatters the floor of a local fruit store. Curtin Johnson swims at BI Hills beach. a man in an overcoat with collar up and hat off fans himself on Routh Mill Street bridge. A 15-year-old city visitor attempts to pass a streetcar transfer back to a conductor.
Arrest Man After Stealing $4,000 From Young Widow
Philadelphia reports Thomas B. Richards, 27, arrested after stealing 4000 dollars from Mrs Agnes Shaw, a young Atlantic widow. He claims to be the son-in-law of a Pittsburgh banker and says the arrest is a terrible mistake. Authorities say he is wanted on several charges in Pittsburgh and left unpaid bills at multiple hotels.
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Dust in Walls Informal Riddle Duet
A quirky fragment notes dust as the worst kind when confined indoors. It suggests indoor dust is produced by human bodies and interconnected with an odd duet image, though details remain unclear.
Deaths of the Day Samuel Stunkardd
Samuel Stunkard 81 of Lawrence County died Friday June 1 at 6 45 pm at his son Scott Stunkard Eastbrook home from a stroke suffered 10 days earlier He born Eastbrook April 2 1842 a carpenter contractor later farmer He Civil War veteran wounded at Bull Run He married Margaret McCaslin January 3 1918 Survived by three sons Scott Charles and J A Stunkard one sister and two brothers Funeral Monday June 4 at 2 pm from his residence burial at Neshannock U P Cemetery
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Hickory
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Easbrook
John H. Miller
Fine Airoet
Robert
M. F. Stunkard
Neshannock
Funeral services for Mrs. C. E. Hilyard held at home
Funeral services for Mrs. C. E. Hilyard were held this morning from the West Washington Street residence with Rev. W. H. Fenton and Rev. C. A. Williams officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers William Campbell, Charles Anderson, H. McConnell, L. B. Fowler, R. G. Leslie, and Samuel White.
Governor Smith Faces Party Split After Signing Repeal Bill
Political commentators describe a brewing crisis as Governor Smith signs the repeal bill. Wet forces plan continued fights into 1924 while the dry majority holds in the legislature. Smith seeks Liberal backing for a Democratic convention bid, as White House officials anticipate a presidential reaction and a governors conference statement.
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Church Singers Rally In Quiet Community Gathering
Citizens join in a church event centered on singing with simple devotion and neighborly warmth. The gathering reflects local faith life and shared quiet activity, highlighting communal harmony.
State To Continue Road Supervision
Harrisburg June 2 Governor Pinchot vetoed a bill allowing Lycoming County to self manage road improvements without state highway department approval. He argued the highway department provides essential supervision, plans and bids checks, and that the measure would eliminate advantages of current systems. The veto upholds decades old Acts requiring state oversight for county road projects.
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Pinchot
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Flood Threatens British Columbia in Fernie
In Fernie British Columbia Elk River nears 1915 flood levels as heavy rain and mountain snowmelt flood curling rinks and lumber yards. Homes are flooded, residents rescued, and roads and rail lines blocked by landslides and washouts, delaying traffic and trains.
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Snyder Family Heads to Chicago Music Industries Conclave
Mr and Mrs Herbert H Snyder of Snyder Pisano and Harry Gormley depart by auto for Chicago to attend the National Music Industries conclave next week. Local fans expect New Castle High School band to perform on the Municipal Pier and Mr Snyder hopes to arrange broadcasts with a city station Thursday evening.
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Snyder Pisano Company
Harry Gormley
Chicago
National Music Industries
Snyder
Music Industries
New Castle High
Municipal Pier
Dra Hotel
City to enforce swimwear rules at Etna pool
Police report ongoing complaints about boys swimming without bathing suits at the Etna pool. In the future officers will detain any swimmer across the city lacking proper swimwear, enforcing ordinance compliance.
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