Kaiser Opposes Planned Wedding Of Young Prince
A telegram from former Kaiser Wilhelm publicly opposes Prince Wilhelm of Prussia marrying Dorothea Von Samati a commoner. The ex Kaiser's patronage was withdrawn and the telegram warns the match could renounce royal rights, affecting a potential Hohenzollern restoration.
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Bonn
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince Wilhelm
Prussia
Dorothea von Samati
Hubertus
Rhine
Prince Hubertus
William
Wilhelm
Potsdam
Friedrich Wilhelm
Capone Henchman Sentenced in Chicago Case
Sam Hunt, Capone gunman who developed the method of carrying a machine gun, was sentenced in Chicago on June 2. The case highlights the gangster era and the ongoing crackdown on bootlegging violence. Hunt faces further legal proceedings as prosecutors pursue additional charges.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sam Hunt
Capone
Man Sentenced For Carrying Concealed Weapons
A man was sentenced to one year in jail after convictions for carrying concealed weapons and fined 300 dollars.
Public Enemy Ablin's Body Returns After Kidney Surgery
The body of Cockeyed Mulligan Ablin, veteran public enemy and survivor of a one way ride, was sent back to Chicago from New Albany Ind where he died after an emergency kidney operation. Two years earlier Ablin survived a one way ride planned by the late George Red Barker and his followers to curb his rising notoriety.
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Chicago
Mulligan
Ablin
New Albany
Ind
George “Red” Barker
Honor 9A Students At Washington High
Farewell exercises honored 39 George Washington junior high ninth graders who advance to sophomores next fall. Principal B. K. Thacker notes 238 sophomores will attend the George Washington building when school opens in September.
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George Washington
Washington Building
B. K. Thacker
George Washington Building
Carnegie Tech Health Head Dr Esquerre Dies
Dr Edward Esquerre director of student health and head of physical education at Carnegie Institute of Technology died suddenly of a heart attack in Pittsburgh on June 2. He was 63, a native of Plaisance France, and joined Carnegie Tech in 1907, long known as the students' friend on campus.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Edmond Esquerre
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Esquerre
Plaisance
France
Carnegie Tech
May Queen Crowning at Grove City College
Grove City Pa June 2 crown queen ceremony and historic pageant on campus this evening. The outdoor drama features 200 students and marks fifty years of town corporate growth in a unique local spectacle.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Drum Corps Flag Day event Saturday by Sons of Union Veterans
Fife and Drum Corps of Oscar L. Jackson Camp No 249 will hold a flag day Saturday to raise funds for the corps. The group impressed Memorial Day in white uniforms and was invited to lead part of the parade at the G A R Encampment in Pittsburgh the week of June 12. They also meet at 1 30 Saturday afternoon to join a Clifton Flat ball game tied to the flag day event.
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Jackson
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Fife and Drum
Pittsburgh
Clifton Flat
Expect To Sell Wool Pool Soon
Bids will be taken on the 1933 wool pool of the Lawrence County Wool Growers Association in the near future. Mercer county wool growers disposed of their pool this week at an attractive price. Local growers are encouraged by a price rise. After sale, the wool will be pooled graded and shipped to the purchaser.
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Lawrence County Wool Growers Association
Lawrence County Agricultural Extension Office
Mercer County
No Arrests Reported By City Police Last Night
Police circles reported an exceptionally quiet night with no arrests and no police court sessions at midnight or in the morning. The town’s mood contrasted with calls for renewed economic zeal in the nation.
Plans for County Sabbath School Convention Set
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association executive committee met at the YWCA with President Rob J M Strickler Jr presiding. The 95th Convention is planned for June 8 at First Methodist Episcopal church with decorations led by C E McGrath and arrangements by H L Marvin. registration by Miss Alice Grimes and police-approved street parking arranged.
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Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Rob’j. M. Strickler, Jr
D. M. Marshall
Harry W. Brown
M. E. Vaughn
Robert Nesbitt
Geo. B. Wilson
Ellwood
D. S. Williams
H. L. Marvin
F. R. Weisz
Lawrence County Sabbath School
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Speer Gibson
Bridgeport
Conn
C. E. McGrath
Alice Grimes
New Castle School Board To Elect Teachers Tonight
The New Castle school board will convene in a special session to conduct general business and primarily elect school teachers.
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New Castle
Sons Of Veterans Plan Graves Decoration Today
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No 249 of the Sons of Union Veterans will decorate eleven veterans graves in Harlans burgh cemetery this afternoon. R M Campbell, past department commander, will lead the group.
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Oscar L. Jackson Camp No. 249
Sons of Union Veterans
Harlansburgh
R. M. Campbell
Advertising suit filed against Hennon Brothers in New York
The Criterion Advertising Company of New York filed a suit at the prothonotary's office against E A and C D Hennon doing business as Hennon Brothers to recover 350 dollars alleged balance on an advertisement.
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Criterion Advertising Company of
New York
Prothonotary's
E. A. and
C. D. Hennon
Hennon Brothers
Advertising contract for art posters in New Castle and Ellwood City
The plaintiff was to install eight art poster signs for the defendant in New Castle and Ellwood City. It is claimed that Hennon Bros. agreed to pay 5.85 dollars per month for 36 months, constituting the contract.
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New Castle
Ellwood City
Hennon Bros
Pinchot Signs Highway Bill Expands State Roads
Harrisburg June 2 Gov Gifford Pinchot authorized the State Highway department to take over about 500 miles of borough streets by signing the Gelder bill. The roads must join the highway system by August 15 and form links with the 20 000 miles already state controlled since 1931.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
State Highway Department
Sanitary inspection work begins in county
County Health Officer George Montgomery started the annual inspection of roadhouses camps and stands across the county with emphasis on sanitary facilities. About 120 places will be visited over several weeks as health conditions are described as remarkably good by Montgomery.
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Montgomery
George Montgomery
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