Three For Murder Of City Officer Executed
International News Service reports in Washington that three men were electrocuted in the district jail for the murder of Patrolman Leo W. K. Busch. Nicholas Lee Eagles, 22, of New York, was executed first followed by Samuel Moreno, 20, of Washington, and John C. Proctor, 19, of Baltimore who collapsed before execution. Death march began at 102 p.m.
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International News Service
Washington
Leo W. K. Busch
Nicholas Lee Eagles
New York
Samuel Moreno
John C. Proctor
Baltimore
Rains Boost Crops Across District Farms
Rain and warm weather over the past week benefited farmers as grain, especially hay, showed strong growth. Corn fields remain wet from earlier rains, weeds advance quickly, and farmers hope for clear warm weather. Wheat looks below average due to open winter and cold spell, while oats, corn, and hay may recover if conditions improve.
Four Chinese Pay For Murder With Their Lives
Four members of a Chinese tong were executed at the state prison in Lawrence, Arizona, for the murder of Tom King, a restaurant proprietor, dating from October 1926 amid a tong war between Hop Sing and Bing Klong. The condemned were B. W. Sart, Shew Chin, Jew Har, and Gee King Long. Won Long received commutation and escaped the noose. Also noted is the transfer of Glenn Doerr, a Grasselli Chemical chemist, from New Castle to a Seneca, Illinois plant.
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Laorence
Ariz
Tom King
B. W
Sart
Shew Chin
Jew Har
Gee King Long
Won Long
Kingma
Hop Sing
Bing Klong
Glenn Doerr
New Castle
Grasselli Chemical Company
Seneca,llinois
Evening cinema lineup with stars and features
The listing highlights multiple films and stars across theaters. Wallace Beery Esther Ralston George Bancroft and others headline Old Ironsides while Charley Chase performs in Limousine Love. Jane Cowl’s Emin! Thru and The Play Girl with Madge Bellamy also appear along with animal comedies and thrillers at Capitol Dome Regent and more venues.
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PENN
Wallace Beery
Esther Ralston
George Bancroft
Charles Farrell
Jeannie Walker
Charley Chase
City official pledges constant effort for town progress
The new city leader vows constant alertness and tireless work for advancement. He promises full cooperation from the membership to drive progress during his tenure.
Search for Amundsen Continues in Arctic Region
The search for Roald Amundsen intensifies with rescue boats refueling at Bergen and heading to King's Bay Spitzbergen. Norwegian battleship Tordenskjold ordered northward to aid the search. Captain Wisting, Amundsen’s ally, reports the explorer planned to fly to King's Bay, not directly toward Nobile.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Bergen
King's Bay
Spitzbergen
Tordensk Gold
Amundsen
Wistning
Nobile
Tromsoe
Norway
Foyne Island
Snyder Act Case Ends as Jury Receives Verdict
The Commonwealth against W. L. McAnailen, charged with Snyder act violation, was closed yesterday afternoon and the case went to the jury shortly before noon today after Judge Chambers presided.
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The
Commonwealth
W. L. McAnailen
Consolidation Drives County School Building Program
The county expands with forty four new classrooms and six portable buildings across multiple townships to accommodate rising enrollment. Projects include Princeton high and grades in Slippery Rock, Plaingrove, Matheny, Clenmore, and Shenango Township, plus consolidations in Big Beaver Little Beaver and Coffee Run. Lawrence County leads in consolidations with two thirds of students housed in consolidated schools. tax costs have dropped where consolidation occurred.
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Hillsville
Quaker Falls
Miller
Princeton
Slippery Rock Township
Union Township
Scotland Lane
Plaingrove
Matheny
Wayne Township
Clenmore
Neshannock Township
Shenango
Shenango Township
East New Castle
New Castle Schoo Board
Big Beaver Township
Gread
Glenkirk
Little Beaver Township
Center Valley
Little Beaver
Pulaski Township
New Bedford
Coffee Run
Frizleburg
Syling
Becatt
Washington
Slippery Rock
Wayne
Wilmington
Hickory
Teylor
Blaingrave
Brent
North Beaver
Lawrence County
Tess
Republicans Worried Over Campaign Funds In Primaries
A continued inquiry into Republican and Democratic expenditures emerges from a $40,000 campaign outlay in Wisconsin and Minnesota during the primaries. Leaders warn candidates and allies to watch their steps as the Hoover-Curtis-Work organization adopts a cash-on-hand policy and opposes large party debt.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hoover-Curtis-Work
Hoover
Champaign
Invitation on relief process offers elegant engraving look
The Relief process creates beautiful announcements that resemble engraving at a fraction of the usual cost. It uses the finest type styles on white or ivory sheets, providing better service and substantial savings.
Hoover nominees and new treasurer boost Ohio campaign
In a Cleveland area context Hoover leaders praise Nutt as treasurer candidate with railroad ties to the Van Sweringens and strong banking links. The Republican machine’s organization phase completes amid conferences with GO PR and courtesy visitors while the nominee handles lingering department commerce matters.
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Nutt
Hoover
van Sweringen
Department Commerce
Weeds to be cut to prevent illness this summer
City council directed Solicitor White to investigate weed violations in vacant lots. Inspector Dysart and three sanitary police members will report on cases, targeting goldenrod and ragweed as nuisances and health hazards.
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Council
Solicitor White
Inspector Dysart
Sanitary Police Force
Goldenrod
Ragweec
Award Diplomas To Large Class At St Marys School
Graduation at St Marys School honors 42 pupils completing eight grades. Recipients include William Barnes, Eugene Burns, Patrick Canning, Francis Quinn, Anna Hengo, Helen Burke, Margaret Cooney, Madelens McCall, Julia Tyrrell, Estella Wilson, Mary Dunlavey and many others.
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Joves Flynn
Patrick Coney
Eleanor Murray
Joseph Armond
Frances Doyle
Thomas Habib
Anna Rita Reig
Robert Young
Margaret Mary Waldinger
James O'Conner
Margaret Mary Maher
Edward Hannon
Patricia Brice
Edward Merath
Mary Lou Rogat
Wiliam Barnes
Rosemous Amond
Eugene Burns
William Coyne
Patrick Canning
Francis Davis
James Denny
Paul Eagan
Gomer Grifith
Stephen Gulinski
John Herrington
Charles Hogue
Arthur Johnson
Henneth McKay
Raymond Must
Francis Quinn
Harry Taylor
Anna Hengo
Senator Weingartner Taken Home After Injury
Senator George T. Weingartner, injured in an accident at the Brown and Long garage last Tuesday morning, was moved from Shenango Valley hospital to his home Thursday evening. He continues to improve and is expected to leave bed within a week.
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George T. Weingartner
New Brown and Long
Shenango Valley Hospital
Senator Weingartner
Dance charity tickets for hospital benefit at cathedral
Tickets for the ladies auxiliary Jameson Memorial hospital dance to equip the new hospital with linens go on sale July 2 at Love & Megown's, McKinley & Frantz, Nety Castle News, Stavy's studio, Hyde's Drug, Snyder's on East Long, and Mather Brothers Jewelry.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cathedral
Love & Megown
McKinley, & Frantz Drug
Fragmented OCR query on constitutional interpretation and bird hunting history
The reader asks about interpreting a state constitution and profession, plus a historical note on training a bird to hunt. queries the bird’s name and asks which branch of the federal government has the final de- claration or decision power.
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United States
Prohibition Dominates Democrats preconvention clashes
At Houston precaucus talks the Democratic platform shapes around prohibition. Governor Smith’s camp resists a hard wet plank, favoring enforcement of laws while seeking amendment support. Drys threaten bold moves, with national groups warning dire November consequences.
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Ant ‘ti-Saloon League
Smith
Pat . Harrison
Mississippi
Houston
Republic
Can
Richard E. Byrd
Floyd O
Bennett
New York City
North Pole
William Jennings Bryan
Dan Moody
Texas
Deaths Of The Day In Memory Of Three Local Families
Obituaries list three deaths with ages and family details. Joseph Ferrone aged 2 dies after pneumonia at 8 North Wayne Street, with funeral set for June 22 from St. Quey’s church and burial in St. Lucy’s cemetery. Catherine R Schell of 312 North Bay Street dies after hospital operation. funeral June 23 at 3 p.m. from her home with burial in Graceland cemetery. Maria Anderson Carr funeral held at Volant residence of her daughter with Rev C M Rohrhaugh presiding. burial in Volant cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Joseph Ferrone
Joseph Perrone
James Ferrone
Wayne Street
George
Philip
Tony
St. Quey'’s Church
St. Lucy's Cemetery
Schell
Catherine R. Schell
Alfred D. Schell
North Bay Street
New Castle Hospital
Charles B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Mrs. Schell
Greenville
John
Elizabeth Keith Rankin
Elizabeth Delph
William
Fioma
B. Rankin
Scott W. Raridn
Bridgeport
Carr
Maria Anderson Carr
George Whitman
Volant
C. M. Rohr-’ Haugh
Volant Presbyterian Church
Garr
Grant Gibson
Henry Anderson
Ed Johnson
Isaac ‘Anderson
John Anderson
William Potter
City conduit debate urges Genkinger to sell
Genkinger urged selling the city conduit saying the system is leased to Bell and yields minimal rental while not earning interest on the investment. He argued high tension wires cannot be placed in the conduit and that most ducts built will stay vacant, urging disposal of the asset.
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Department of Streets
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
Genkinger
Gensinger
Former City Hall Men At Session In New Castle
Three prominent local figures attended a City Hall session in New Castle today. Mayor Gillespie presided, Ex-Mayor Fred Arentz attended, and former Councilman Louis Genstinger spoke urging sale of the con quit to fund city needs. Ex-Mayor Rentz attended as a visitor.
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New Castle
Gillespie
Fred Arentz
Louis Genkinger
Genstinger
Fred Rentz
Unclear plans for a prominent role in the fight
The text suggests a reader or leader aims for a major part in the struggle but notes that plans have not yet crystalized to reach an agreement on a generalissimo. The wording is fragmented and references a prominent position without concrete details or names.
Scanlon Awarded Sewer Contract by City Council
W J Scanlon, local contractor, was granted a contract by the city council to construct the Liberty Street sanitary sewer system at a low bid of 29400.10. The project will replace parts of the present system in the seventh ward and extend service to the Slat section.
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W. J. Scanlon
Tojasy
Leity Council
Liberty Ishteet
Seventh Ward
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