Britain Sees 12 Mile Limit As Non Violation
London officials say the plan to allow U S searches within 12 miles of the coast does not violate international law. Foreign Secretary McNeill said the draft is under study and would only search for liquor within the zone. British conservatives express opposition and warn of shipping changes to preserve liberties. Washington adds no formal replies yet on the proposal.
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David M. Church
Ernational
Blalt
London
United States
Ronald McNeil
House of Commons
Washington
McNeill
Foreign Office
D. G. Somarville
Jarrow-in- Furness
G. Sewart
Halifax
Nova Scotia
William Davidson
Raris
New York
Collet
Great Britain
Hughes
International
State Department
Philadelphia Man Appointed Deputy Highway Secretary
William H. Connell of Philadelphia was appointed Deputy Secretary of Highways and Engineering Executive of the Department of Highways by Secretary Paul D. Wright. Connell receives the formal powers of acting commissioner and chief report in the secretary's absence.
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Philadelphia
International News Service
Warrisburg
William H. Connell
Department of Highways
Secretary of Highways
Paul D. Wright
Con
Paper Caskets Used In Berlin
Berlin notes Germany is too poor to supply standard coffins and uses paper caskets already. Prices for paper and pasteboard coffins have become prohibitive for most people. The interior minister allows wrap in a waterproof winding sheet and secure the body to a foundation, mummy fashion, for burial or cremation. Coffin rentals may be offered so a body can be in state to be returned after the funeral.
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Herlin
Germany
Special Fund For Enforcement Grows By 1000 Dollar Check
Harrisburg report states the prohibition enforcement fund increased to 1004 dollars as Governor Pinchot received a 1000 dollar check from Senator T Larry Eyre plus three one dollar notes from citizens. The governor said the fund could be used in forty ways and would consult Attorney General George Woodruff on legality. Leah C Marion named treasurer said many small gifts were received at state HQ. Eyre has long supported prohibition and backed Pinchot in city legislation.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Prohibition
George Woodruf
Leah C. Marion
Eyre
Pinchot
Princeton Station New Castle Shoppers and Neighbors
Among New Castle shoppers on Friday and Saturday were Mr and Mrs Newton Young and children Gladys Clyde Mr and Mrs M Young and daughter Leona Mrs Do F Henry and son Robert Mrs Ploye Hauk and daughters Jane and Catherine Mrs Viola Boak Mrs James Cine Mrs William Wright and son Allen Edward and William Young and David Wright. Also attending the White and Thompson reunion were Mr and Mrs N M Young and daughter Leona Mr and Mrs W A Wright and children Lauretha Mary Adda and Allen Mr and Mrs James White Mr and Mrs Homer Johnson and children Maria Vivian Lillian James and Arthur.
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New Castle
Mra
Newton Young
Gladys
Clyde
M. Young
Leona
F. Henry
Robert
John Hauk
Ploye Hauk
Jane
Catherine
Viola Boak
James Cine
William Wright
Allen
Edward
William Young
David Wright
White and
Local families host visits and a birth in Rose Point area
A string of social visits is reported from Rose Point and nearby areas. Leona visited Mr and Mrs Frank Henry and family Sunday while Dr and Mrs W D Cleland and children Billy and Sara Jane of New Castle called on Mrs Martha Cleland. Other gatherings include Mrs Waldo Quiri¢ and children Evelyn and Audley visiting Naw Castle friends, Stanley Rhodes and daughter Ruth traveling to Naw Cal and daughters Helen and Jean visiting their parents, and a serenade for Mr and Mrs William Gardner. Birth announced by Wilbur Studebaker of near Zion: a daughter. Junior club met at Miss Junce Book’s home with several local youths attending. Elders Mary Maharty of Pittsburgh and Ruth Kelland of Rose Point visited cousin Jeanette Bright at Ispage. Visitors from Ellwood City included Mr and Mrs Houk and baby. Mrs Charles Myers of F Prince ton spent Thursday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Chas Myers and family. Mr and Mrs Houk and baby of Ellwood City were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Stuart and family of Rose Point Sunday.
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Princeton Station
Lydia Wright
Hannah White
Mary Young
Venetta Kildoo
Arthur Sheets
Paul Harris
Florence
Sharpsville
D. F. Henry
M. J. Henry
W.H. Gillespie
Imogene Gertrude
Donald
Billy
New Castle
Robert McCurdy
J. Q. Roberts
Slippery Rock Creek
G. A. Stelmer
Crace
Klaus
Pittsburgh
Kennedy
Mil Fhday
John Barry
Margaret
Prospect
William McCracken
Webster
Florida
Harlansburg Road
William Gardner
Mes
Irwin Stevenson
Iena
Ashley
Floyd
Benjamin
Glenn
Myers Young
Leona
Frank Henry
W. D. Cleland
Sara Jane
Martha Cleland
Robert Weller
Rose Point
Waldo Quiri
Evelyn
Audley
Frank Kelley
Naw Castle
Stanley Rhodes
Ruth
Naw
Cal
Helen
Jean
Forbes
Mary Maharty
Ruth Kelland
Ispage
Jeanette Bright
Thursay
Wilbur Studebaker
Zion
Edward Young
George
Bernice
Mabel
Esther
Gibsondale
Junce Book
Jessie Kildoo
Gladys Young
Pearl
Ruth Henry
Inice Book
Clyde Young
Orris Boalt
Margaret Myers
Princeton
Har
Chas, Myers and Familly
Houk
Ellwood City
Charles Stuart
Michelson Builds Big Star Measurer
Washington June 18 Scientists tied to Carnegie Institution the Smithsonian and the National Academy of Sciences show keen interest in Prof A A Michelson new method to measure distance by light velocity He plans to test a fifty foot interferometer at Mount Wilson to measure distant stars with greater clarity The project aims to provide rapid location estimates of faraway objects using light lines and advance astronomical data
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Washington, D. C
Carnegie Institution
Smithsoniaan Institution
National Academy of Science
A. A. Michelson
Michelaen
Michelson
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
Credit Men To Meet At Elks Club
Members of the local Rotary Create Men's association will meet at the Elks club at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Some men would have no trouble getting rich if they held on to the money they earn rather than what they borrow.
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Elks
Rotary Create Men's Association
Elks Club
Armour Dominates Chicago Livestock Market Merger Case
Chicago June 18 Armour and Company dominates the Chicago livestock market after purchasing Morris and Company. The hearing by Secretary Wallace seeks to determine if the merger violates the Stockyards act. Evidence suggests concentrated purchasing power could enable price manipulation, with officials and witnesses detailing nationwide price impact.
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Morris & Go
Stockyards
International News Service
Chicago
Chicago Westock
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Wallace
Earl T. Haines
Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Consel Starr
Chester Adams
Chicago Traders’ Association
Sausage Jokes Fail To Daunt Berlin Dog
Berlin report notes dogs multiply despite taxes and sausage jokes. Hotels and apartment houses in Germany permit dogs, including in moving picture centers. An American man-
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Berlin
Cermary
Berlin hotel manager fetes dog ban amid dog tax surge
An anxious Berlin hotel manager tried to bar dogs from rooms provoking protests by angry guests who threatened to abandon the hotel. He later forbade dogs in public areas instead. Berlin raises dog tax from 1500 to 12000 marks as 170,745 dogs are taxed and dog homes overflow.
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Ager
Berlin
America
Boy Patient Helps Catch Auto Slayer in Dover case
Dover New Jersey June 19 a 15 year old patient Jesse Webb at Dover General Hospital, with a broken leg from an auto accident, leads to the arrest of Alfred F Strufenlo in Orange on a charge of shooting and killing a boy here. Strufenlo allegedly ran over William Rarick yesterday, and Webb's tip helped police locate him using a magazine with the suspect’s number he wrote down. Detectives arrested Strufenig when he returned to Orange with the car parts.
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Dover
N. J
Jesse Webb
Dover General Hospital
Alfred F. Strufenlo
Orange
Strufanie
Allegmi
William Rarick
John Hart
Young Webb
Sara
Art
2 Magazine
Paillin Parthese of
Strufenig
Auto Traffic Heavier Sunday Than Saturday
Four hundred sixty autos crossed the Neshannock River bridge area on East Washington Street from 4 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Sunday, according to Officer Lavera who counted vehicles excluding those on direct north south routes. Lavera notes the Sunday Hutp parade was far smaller than Saturday night’s crowd as warm weather boosts travel.
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Neshannock
Washington Street
Latera
Waal
Water Street
New Ghannock Avenue
Lavera
Hutp
Man Seeks Divorce Decree in 1898 Suit Postponed
In common pleas court musician William C. Basterc sought a divorce decree claiming separation from his wife. Testimony included yellowed papers suggesting previous decrees were never granted. Samuel Cavin, former counsel, led the hearing as Basterr appeared with missing papers and long absence from the city. The proceeding concluded with a decree granted to Basterr.
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Common Pleas
Williacy C. Basterc
Shoemaker
Samuel FE. Cavin
Tor Sirs. Basterr
Busterr
Woman Smoked 130 Cigarettes At Club
In London a case reveals a habitue and others at a club where 130 cigarettes were smoked. Testimony notes that many so called bridge clubs act as gambling parlors with liquor sold to members. Access often by doorbell, and legality hinges on club formalities being followed.
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Londox
Bruce
Cordius
Manchaste
England
Californians Laugh This One Off Panics Penitentary Tale
Moses Lauderback, once convicted of murderous assault and sent to Lansing in 1916, was paroled in April under a deal to relocate to California. He told reporters he’d rather be in the penitentiary in Kansas than live in California, as his family celebrated the unusual parole.
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Topera
Moses Lauderback
Kane San
Wes
Lansing
Califore Nia
Lauderhack
Kannes
California
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