Young Man and Girl Die in Alliance Plane Crash
In Alliance Ohio a borrowed monoplane crashed into a barn near the J. H. Wampfier farm killing Robert Purcell 30 and Ruth Ann Kolb 22. The pilot and Kolb's sister-in-law Mrs Arthur Orwig avoided the flight. The craft burst into flames, hindering recovery.
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Alliance
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Here
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
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New Castle News Notes Community Signs and Commencements
The column surveys local civic signage like Castlewood and Highland Heights as growing areas. It notes 1932 maps from the state highway department, college commencements at Carnegie Tech Princeton Harvard and Yale, and return of North Hill blackbirds disturbing East Park and nearby streets. The article also mentions garden beauty, riverbank changes, and tourism in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Harrisburg
Carnegie Tech
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
New Castle
U. S
North Hill
East Park
Boyles and
Wallace Avenues
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples
John Ford of Pittsburgh and Frances King of New Castle submitted license papers. John Kretchek and Matilda Sartori with William Ray Matherson of Cleveland Ohio. Orabell L Clark of Cleveland Ohio and Francis S J Smith. Portersville couple Margaret M Daufen and Fombell resident.
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John Ford
Pittsburgh
Frances King
New Castle
Osveneoaoseaseers
William Ray Matherson Cleveland, O. Orabell
L. Clark
Cleveland, Ohio
Francis S. J. Smith
Portersville
Margaret M. Daufen
Fombell
Back to the Farm Movement Gains Occupancy in District
Pa Newe reports a strong back to the farm trend with many long unused farm houses becoming tenanted again across the district.
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Pa Newe
Canary a cheery helper at West Side Express Agency
Expressmen at the West Side warehouse lifted heavy cargoes to the whistling accompaniment of a canary bird that traveled from Marquette Michigan. The bird was bound for Mrs. Nick Bobosky of West Washington Street.
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Railway Express Agency
West Side
Marquette
Mich
Nick Bobosky
West Washington Street
State Committee Calls for 18th Amendment Repeal Push
Pennsylvania state party caucus under Gen. Edward Martin favors a repeal plank and immediate Volstead Act modification. Delegates pass a resolution to convene the state committee for a repeal favored stance, while yesterday’s caucus kept to resubmission with modification. The meeting involved Joseph Mackrell, Morgan Kaufman, W. Mellon, and others in Scranton and Pittsburgh.
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State Committee
Pennsylvania
Joseph N. Mackrell
Pittsburgh
Morgan Kaufman
Scranton
Edward Martin
Martin
W. L. Mellon
John S. Fisher
Platform Makers in Chicago Debate Prohibition Planks
Delegates at the Chicago convention crowded the floor and galleries as Will Rogers and Arthur Brisbane debated the repeal plank. New York and Illinois leaders pressed for repeal while Secretary Mills’ stance sparked factional tension. A mix of glee club, photography fracas, and devotional prayers framed a tense session ahead of a possible quorum.
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Arthur Brisbane
Washington
Sarah Schuyler Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler
Bert Snell
Hamilton Glee Club
New York
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Sarah Butler
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Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Dickinson
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
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Jay
Thomas P. Bona
Dr Kerr Asks Rockefeller to Explain Stand
Dr Kerr challenges Rockefeller to justify his stance on the Republican platform. He argues the right to work and vote for repeal is inalienable and warns repeal without a constructive substitute would mean a return to the old saloon order, calling it political bankruptcy.
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Rockefeller
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Plank
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Kerr
Three Guilty Of Chicken Thefts In Hubbard County
Tony Johnsond was convicted on all three chicken stealing charges after a trial before Judge James A. Chambers. Charles Duncaster was guilty on two charges and not guilty on one. Theo dore Shives was convicted on two charges and exonerated on one. Dr. Dale Jacobs of Hubbard, owner of a Pulaski township farm, brought the charges. Andy Sanaski and Isaac Heffner, residents of Pulaski township. The three defendants live in Hubbard or nearby. Evidence showed stolen chickens in their possession. sentencing to follow.
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Tony Johnsond
James A. Chambers
Charles Duncaster
Theodore Shives
Dale Jacobs
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Pulaski Township
Andy Sanaski
Isaac Heffner
Hubbard, O
Volstead Stands Firm Against Prohibition Propaganda
A 72 year old dry leader declares no change in stance on Volstead Act rhetoric. He asserts the country is better off since repeal chatter began and warns against wavering from Prohibition. He idly endorses a Sink or Swim mindset with Volstead backing Volstead proudly.
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Drys
Volstead
64 Gardens Planted at City Disposal Grounds
Superintendent Frank Nugent reports 64 gardens are planted on the city disposal plant grounds this year, showing renewed use of the site for community gardening activities.
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Frank Nugent
Court Trial at Greenwood Church Debuts Tonight
A court trial titled Who Killer Earl Wright will be staged Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Greenwood church tent on Ellwood road. Clarence Patterson acts as judge, Dr. David E. Cruea from Pittsburgh brings two attorneys, and the rest of the cast repeats the Cathedral performance. Admission is free to support temperance causes. Poland ranks sixth in Europe by population.
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Ellwood Road
Earl Wright
Atorney
Clarence Patterson
David E. Cruea
Pittsburgh
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