Turns On Officer When Interrupted In Wife Beating
George Mango of Scioto Street interrupted in the act of beating his wife by Officer Campbell on Thursday evening after neighbors reported the incident. Mango defeated by a mace blow, later found guilty by Alderman Walter Hamilton and fined ten dollars plus costs. A suspected larceny case was settled in the sergeant's office. A colored boy suspected of bicycle theft proved the bicycle was found and paid for by his mother. case dismissed.
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George Mango
Scioto Street
Campbell
Mango
Walter Hamilton
Shenango River
New Castle Traffic Signal Aims Low Profile at East and East Washington
Motorists report the new signal at East and East Washington streets resembles a raised man-hole cover about eight inches high. It is capable of bearing ten tons and designed so vehicles can cross in emergencies without upsetting their balance. A driver notes the device is clearly visible and preferable to bulkier signals on the Diamond.
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New Castle
Washington Streets
The
Diamond
Eight Indicted as Gun-Runners for Irish
Col Marcellus H. Thompson head of Auto Ordnance Co. and seven others were indicted by a federal grand jury in Trenton N J for involvement in attempting to ship about 500 sub machine guns to the Irish Republican army. The arms and ammunition were found in the East Side freighter coal bunkers before sailing to Europe. Thompson a New York man and son in law of Ambassador George Harvey is the son of Gen John P Thompson.
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Marcellus H. Thompson
Auto Ordnance Co
Trenton
N. J
Enola Yard to Be Improved by Pennsylvan ia Railroad
Improvements and extensions costing 900000 will be made at the Enola yards on the Pennsylvania railroad low grade line three miles west of Harrisburg. The work aims to speed through freight on the Pennsylvania system and enlarge facilities for handling through preference shipments and scheduled freight trains from all points in all directions.
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Enola
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Theatre Men Submit Offers To Acquitted Slayer
Paris June 23 Offers of marriage and film stardom flooded Mlle Pauline Bessarabo after her acquittal in her father’s murder case. A former American Army captain reportedly offered marriage if she stayed free while a moviemaker courted her for a salaried screen version of the crime involving M Bessarabo whose body was hidden in a trunk.
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International News Service
Paris
Mlle
Pauline Bessarabo
United States
Petit Parisien
Pauline
Chicken Complaints From Roaming Flocks Roil Town
Police with multiple calls report conflicts between roaming chickens and local gardens. Officers warned owners on North Cedar Street and Delaware Avenue to confine their flocks to private property to stop garden damage.
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Jones
North Cedar Street
Delaware Avenue
Justice Taft Hears Cases In England
Former U S president and chief justice William H Taft visited the king s bench division in London and sat with the justices, listening to cases being tried.
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Justice Taft
England
London
William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
King’s Bench Division
Taft
Repairing Section of Concrete Road
Contractors are at work repairing the Harlansburg concrete road after one section failed to meet specifications and could not be accepted by the state. A portion is being removed and replaced at the contractor’s expense.
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Harlansburg
Plunko Found Guilty In False Pretense Case
Stanley Plunko was found guilty in court on Thursday afternoon after claims he sold steel stock to Ross Bank as his own shares, which later were revealed not to belong to him.
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Stanley Plunko
Plunko
Ross Bank
19 Start Hunt for Gold Spring in Congo Jungle
A party of 19 has begun a gold hunt in the Congo jungles after Julius Dolgmos, a former chemical engineer with mounted troops in Africa, allegedly fell into a ravine and found nugget beds at a spring. He brought a handful of nuggets to the United States and sold them to a jeweler, prompting the expedition aboard the Majestic last Saturday.
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New York
Belgian Congo
Julius Dolgmos
Dolgmos
Africa
Congo
United States
Majestic
Bitter Franco Spanish tariff squabble grows
Paris reports bitter sentiment as Spain raises duties 80 percent for nations whose currencies have fallen up to 70 percent against the peseta, intensifying the Franco Spanish tariff dispute.
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Paris
Spain
PRESCRIPTION NO 777 Claims Kidney Health Relief
Dr Carey touts PRESCRIPTION NO 777 for kidney and bladder issues with a money back guarantee. The ad urges sufferers of backache dizziness headaches and puffiness to drink water and start the remedy, claiming tens of thousands benefited and sold by McKee’s Kut Se and all druggists.
Livestock Reporting Service Proposed by Agriculture Department
The Department of Agriculture plans a nationwide livestock reporting service to inform producers and buyers about prospective supplies aiming to stabilize the live stock and meat industry by aligning supply and demand. Details to be set at a Denver conference on July 17 with state and federal officials and industry representatives. The note mentions a historic shift with more factory workers than farmers.
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Little Stories of
Enola Yard
Philadelphia
Weshannock Ave
Liberty Ave
East Long
Fancy
Best Elgin Creamery
Y. S
U. S
Serge
Burden’s Chocolate
Zatek
Five Bros
Beechnut and Weyman’s
Saedey
Star
Kirk’s Flake
APPLE
Oregon
Crescent
Frew Furniture Co
Washington Street
Ford
Deltox
Congo Jungle
Penn Theatre
Pride of
North Mill Street
Pillsbury Flour, Sk
New Orleans
Prouty
David Nelson
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Denver
Colorado
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