Heavy Damages Demanded For Auto Accident
Two civil suits filed in Forrnstown seek large damages from W. Kelty after an auto crash at the Whiteon Ave and Shehy St intersection. Albert Swagger of Cashio seeks 50,000 plus 245 for wages. D. M. Burkholder on behalf of minor Guy Burkholder seeks 59,100 for severe injuries including facial and brain effects and a leg fracture.
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Ston
Coupe House
Kelty
Fornrstown
Cni
Albert Swagger
Cashio
Witeon Ave
Shehy St
Kelly
Man Caught With Stolen Auto Held For Hearing
Frank Divieci was captured near the cement plants east of Lawn with Harry Leathers’ stolen car. He pleaded not guilty before Alderman Green and will face a Friday morning hearing. Bail could not be secured and he was committed to Lawrence County Jail.
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Frank Divieci
Lawn
Harry Leathers
Alderman Green
Whracell
Lawrence County
Three Not Guilty Of Bribery In Reading Case
Max Flassel Reading's former newsman and his codefendants Paul W. Chambers and Fred A. Marks were found not guilty of bribery and conspiracy to violate liquor laws in Berks county court. Verdict ended a third attempt to convict amid the absence of witness Vernon O'Neill, reported by International News Service from Reading on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Reading
Max Flassel
Reailing
Mu Naire Exnewshoy
Paul W. Chambers
Fred A. Marks
Stevens
Commonwealth
Vernon O'Neill
Everett
O'Neill
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Update
Admitted Mrs Jennie Cooner of Picotsburgh. Discharged Walter Rodgers of Blippery Rock. Also listed are Mrs Harriet Dunn Norris Way Ethel Heil transfer Ralph Teets Lee Avenue with various statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cooner
Picotsburgh
Walter Rodgers
Blippery Rock
R. D
Harriet Dunn
Norris Way
Ethel Heil
Ralph
Teets
Lee Avenue
Where to Go Tonight in Big Screen and Stage
All the latest showings and attractions tease a lively night out with Lillian Irish in The Scarlet Better, Red Suspenders, Queans of Trouble, Ril ey with dames Ifall, Atla Baby, Lindbergh reception, Hendrix and White comedy duo, Applesauce, Nixon Love Makes Him Wild, Fox Comedy Wine Women and Slippers, King of Wild Horses No Man's Law, Captain Kidd's Kids, She's My Cousin, plus Fox News and more events across theater and screen listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Irish
Slim Summerfille
Fanny the Mule
Matt and
Jere
Venn
Betty Branson
Riley
Dames Ifall
Big Boy
Attracton
Hendrix and White
Pifron
Rohbergen-Smith
Nixon
Johnny Hurron
Sally Phipps
William Fox
Fox News
Wex
King
Wild Ho
No Man's Law
Harold Lloyd
Captain Kidd
News and Organ
Legion Picnic Committee Tonight at Conneaut Lake
The general committee for the ex-service picnic at Conneaut Lake will meet this evening at the Legion Home. All committee members are urged to attend to finish planning. this may be the last committee meeting. Attendees included Karl Sowers Bernard Hook and Harry M Long at the Sharon post meeting. Pete Dempsey spoke at the Slippery Rock post picnic urging attendance at the Conneaut Lake event.
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Conneaut Lake
Legion
Karl Sowers
Bernard Hook
Harry M. Long
American Legion
Sharon
Conneaut Lake Bienie
Pete Dempsey
Slippery Rock
Etna Springs Park
Lindbergh calls for more airports in United States
In New York at a banquet for 3,700 prominent figures Lindbergh described his New York to Paris hop and the warm reception. He urged steps to expand commercial aviation, establish more airports near population centers, and warned trans Atlantic air travel remains years away. He said a commercial air force would safeguard the nation in war.
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Commodore
New York
Lindy
Paris
America
Lindvergh
Arrest of Youth After Accident Emerges in Akron
Police capture Rigby after a crash near the Blue Goose Inn following a pursuit by Drews of Akron. Rigby, seen driving, admitted drinking about two hours earlier but denied intoxication. Two young women were with him. another man fled. Rigby to face parole violation charges with possible additional accusations.
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Drews
Akron
Rigby
Dunlap
Blue Goose Inn
Andrews
R. Nuhter
Glasser
H. M. Reynolds
Library free of debt in New Castle after mortgage paid
At the New Castle Public Library board meeting on Tuesday evening Mrs. C. Royce reported the mortgage on the Jefferson Street library home is fully paid. The library now owns the building free of debt, following donations from Mr. Edward King who left 3000 toward the new home and later added 5000 with final mortgage payment due June 6. No other business of importance was discussed.
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Board of of the
Edward King
King
Library Board
B. G. Hoover
East Winter Avenue
Lang
Lumber Avenue
Pennsylvania
E.W. Swan
East Washington Street
W. F. Butterfield
Erie
W. R. Palmer
East
Washington Street
Butterfield
Tony Lukatch
R. D. No
South Mill Street
Taylor Street
Wiliam Spaeth
Tempalina
Avenues
Highland Avenus
Patrmont
FA. Pinkerton
Edennburg
Croton Avenues
Universal Garage
Sam Tomlinson
McCready Ice Company
East Street
McCoy Auto Wrecking Company
Charles Barnicot
Bleakley Block
King's Daughters Elect Officers at First M. B. Church
Mrs Frank Fischar was named president of the King's Daughters of the First M. B. church at the Tuesday afternoon meeting in the church parlors. Officers named included H. C. Weaver as first vice president S. M. Resric as second vice president Carl Kingsberry as secretary L. G. Nail as corresponding secretary B L. George as treasurer and Andrew Reider as a member. The devotionals were led by Dire 5S. M. Rearie. It was voted to give 330 to the Home for the Aged at Narbielh Pa.
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Frank Fischar
King’s Daughters
M. B
H. C. Weaver
S. M. Resric
Carl Kingsberry
L. G. Nail
BL. George
Andrew Reider
Mra. Fincher
Witness Swoons In Court This Morning
Nancy Lutz of Ellwood City swooned during testimony before court and was carried to the lobby where she regained consciousness. The hearing involved Claire Cumberland on a serious charge as the witness described a ten day delay in the death of Cumberland's child.
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Nancy Lutz
Ellwood City
Cape
Claire Cumberland
Twink
VFW Leaders Head to Bethlehem for State Convention
George F. Runkie commander of Corporal Harry L. McBride Post No 622 and Junior Vice Commander Potter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars depart for Bethlehem Pennsylvania to attend the state convention sessions on Thursday Friday and Saturday in that city.
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George F. Runkie
Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Potter
Bethlehem
Police Chief Rules Out Jay Walking Drive Here
Police Chief Henry Dysart said no enforcement of the May 27 1921 jay walking ordinance is contemplated. He argued regulating pedestrian traffic would block auto flow and warned regulation depends on building bridges to relieve Gast Washing ton Street traffic, noting two recent near misses and public criticism.
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Henry Dysart
Vike
Dysart
Croton Avenue
West Washington Street
Washington Street
Fatality on Butler Avenue Involving Bus Crash
Elgie McCandless of Butler County was arrested after a Buick struck a Reo Speedbus on Butler Avenue around 11 PM, pinning Fred Beebe between vehicles and fatally mangling his body. McCandless claimed he swerved at a pedestrian. others aboard the bus were uninjured.
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Elgie McCandless
Buller
Harner
Kelley Morgue
Jr. P. Caldwell
McCandless
Phil RR
Galloway
Mt. Overlook Avenue
Cleveland
Fittsburgh
Reo
United Driveway Company of
Fred Beebe
Buller Avenue
Butler Avenue
Himself
Besha
Beebe
Doyt Bricker
Kenneth William Hall
Lawrence C. Hull
Henry Scheffel
A. W. Kelso
Fred P. Chickering Martin Kelley
BR. L. Griffitha
J. F. Imhof
J. Stanley Tollowing
Ambiguous historical trivia from a mixed-text prompt
A collage of questions about historical figures and events. It asks who was the 17th prime minister of a country, years of service, military rank, a South African war, plus a 20th century city welcome event, the Netherland ruler, the founder of the Kingdom of the Franks, US ambassadors to Germany, a Shakespearean misquote, and a Bible location. The fragmentary text mixes prompts and verbiage without a single coherent article.
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South Africa
JIMMY JAMS Hornscope and Historical Names
The fragmentary text mentions birthdate traits and leadership ability, referencing Ji mmy Jams and figures such as Cardinal Hanvano and Jacob O. Schurman. It also lists items tied to the Union of South Africa and mentions events or figures from 1949 to 1924 with Boer War context.
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Jan GC. Smuta
Union of South Africa
Panal
Hanvano
Quen Wilhelmina
Glavin
Jacob O. Schurman
Genesis Iti
Post Office Ball Players Prepare For Tryouts
Vague notes describe a city event featuring both police and sanitation departments in a baseball warmup. The post office crews plan a tour to showcase promising pitchers and catchers, with local interest and speculation about future standings.
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New Castle
Polies
Mall Garriers
aroulil fieon _fedny
Deaths Of The Day Miss Alive Alice Martin Dies
Alice June Martin aged 76 died at the Marlin homestead near Hessemer following a lingering illness. She was the last of her family and a member of Bessemer Presbyterian Church. Survived by one niece Mrs Willis Gwinn. Funeral Thursday June 11 at 2 p m from the home, Rev Engle in charge, with burial in Westfield cemetery. Frank Pape Buried. Funeral services for Frank Pape from 8122 Canyon Street. Rev Philip G Peargon of Trinity Church officiated. pallbearers listed. burial in Ok Park Mausoleum. Wylie Buried. Funeral services for Alfred Wyle from 417 Carfield Avenue conducted by Revs Brenneman and Maxwell. pallbearers named. burial in Oak Park cemetery. Leon Vi Walker 31 Dies. Leon V Walker aged 31 died at 1808 Wilmington Avenue after brief illness. Survived by wife Katherine Dogan Walker and mother Elizabeth J. Walker. formerly of North Beaver Township. Lived in Lawrence County. electrician for A. T. Chamberlain Co. Funeral Friday Daylight Saving Time from Wilmington Avenue residence with Rev J E Irvine officiating.
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Martin
Alice June Martin
Marlin
Orth Beaver Township
Hessemer
Miss Martin
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
Willis Gwinn
Engle
Ross M. Haverfield
Westield Presbyterian
Westfield Cemetery
Frank Pape
Wace
Canyon Street
Fev
Philip CG. Peargon
Trinity Church Wan
John Dilatlo
Alex Richie
Charles Fen
Lewis Pine
Sam Destazaug
Tony Maune
Ok Park
Ma. Wylie
Alfred Wyle
Carfield Avenue
Samuel Brenneman
L. Maxwell
D. D
Epworth M. EB
Earl and Joseph McCreary
William J. McGormick
George Miller
Ray van Horn
Hardin Stoddart
Oak Park Cemetery
Leon Vi Walker
Errol Vernon Walker
Wilmington Avenue
Mr. Walker
North Beaver Township
Elizabeth Smith Walker
Reuben Glenn Walker
Lawrence County
A. T. Chamberlain Co
First United Presbyterian Church
Katherine Dogan Walker
Elizabeth J. Walker
3. E. Irvine
More Auto Accidents Reported As City Summer School Opens
Police logged numerous nonserious auto accidents yesterday and today as city traffic collided near Lang’s driveway and along East Washington Street. Dr. Green warns crowded classrooms may require more summer teachers at Benjamin Franklin Junior High. The six week session runs weekdays 8 40 to 12 with swimming under William Klee.
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C. Green
Green
William Klee
James M. Hughes
Scouts Present At Kiwanis Club Meeting
Scouts attend Kiwanis Club session with the Bay Senut Day program. The scouts demonstrated lessons learned and recited verses to give insight into their activities. Chas. Dungan, a member of the Siwnants Seonk troop, delivered the address of Shy day and thanked the club for its past support.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Chas. Dungan
Siwnants Seonk
Not Guilty Under Court Order in Liquor Case
In the case of the commonwealth against Samuel Roeberts a jury returned a verdict of not guilty under court direction on charges of possessing liquor. Costs were placed on the county. Testimony showed liquor found near Roberts premises but no proof of ownership or knowledge by him.
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the Commonwealth
Samuel Roeberts
Costae
Roberts
State Executive Mansion Awaits Governor Daughter's Wedding
The State Executive Mansion prepares for a wedding with official rituals including a dinner for guests and a rehearsal tonight. A gift headun bearing the initial B for Brown may be included among silverware presented to the bride as part of official events across the day. The plan also includes a luncheon at Mrs. John W. Fox’s home and arrangements led by Mrs. Mary Les Kaith, superintendent of the state department of public instruction.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Adda Smiley Enters Race for County Treasurer
Angier candidate Adda Smiley, formerly deputy treasurer, announces her bid. She served 12 years in the county treasurer's office and acted as treasurer at times, bringing full knowledge of duties. She would be the only woman candidate in the race on September 29, with potential to be among few women on the ballot.
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Angier
Adda Stailey
Miss Smiley
Trea Urer
Stolen Delux Bicycle Reported From Ben Franklin Junior High
A Tuesday report states a Delux bicycle was stolen from Ben Franklin Junior High School on Jondar. The incident details a loss of property and an ongoing concern for school security.
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Delux
Ben Frankin Jenior
Jondar
Johnston Opens Lead at Thirty Sixth Hole
Jimmy Johnston, of St Paul, surged ahead at Oakmont Country Club in the national open self championship morning circle. He carded a pair of 39s for a 78 and a 28 hole total of 1312. Archie Comps, the Englishman, trailed with a 153. Johnston led after the second round, joining a 33 in the second round for a 7 and a 147 total for 36 holes.
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Oakmont
CLIB
Harry Trampton
Atense
Sighti
Archie Comps
Jimmy Johnston
St. Paul
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Youngstown
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ct. X. Blake
Blswood City
Republican Parts
Fer County
McCullough
Wampum
Republican Party
Mill Street
Water Street
Somelse
Legion Picnic Committee
G. W. Cox
Wilson
H. M. Beatty
Pittsburgh
Franco
Harry C. Lang
Titanville
P. Ritter, Jr
J. F. Banzhaf
Sigedy
J. D. Richeimer
FreancoAmericen
Cefie Oe
F. B. Bakin
Tita Andar
McCandt
Meg Candless
Candlesa
Buter County
Butler County
Republican Committee
Butler
New Castis
J. A. Stark, Jr
Beebe Lad & Mother
McCandress
Keystone
al Smith
Walker
The
Netherlands
Kingdom of the
Kingdom of the Franks
Germany
United States
Jimmy Jams
Money Bank
Bracer
Winter's
Adda Smiley
Vincent Thornburg
Butier Ave
Exide Battery & Electric Service Co
Noble Mercer Surecc
Mgr
Puthorizes
Re Ervich
ANC
Stetson
McGoun
Allan Hosiery
Sam H. McGoun
Davis Shoe CO
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