Bonds Forfeited On Defendants Fail To Appear In Court
Two defendants released on bail failed to answer when called for trial. Samuel Cornelius faced charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Erick Scarazzi had a $300 bond and did not appear, leading to forfeiture. William 4. Ships was missing and charged with possessing liquor. about 40 gallons allegedly found during a search. Ships released on $1,500 bond posted by Angelo Casabhia and failed to appear. John Neghin pleaded guilty to possessing liquor. Upcoming cases include the commonwealth vs Joe Leonardo for issuing a check with intent to defraud and another Victor Doyne matter before Judge Henninger.
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Samuel Cornelius
Erick Scarazzi
William 4
Ships
Angelo Casabhia
J. Elder Bryan
John Neghin
Hildebrand
Commonwealth
Joe Leonardo
Victor Doyne
Henninger
Papers To Print Lists Of Drunken Motorists
Hartford readers learn that every person convicted of driving under the influence has their name and address published in state newspapers weekly. The state motor vehicle department supplies the lists to editors to aid highway safety. Each conviction suspends the driver's license for one year and readers are urged to report any named individuals seen operating vehicles.
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International News Service
Hartford Conn
State Motor Vehicle Department
Forbids Other Man To Marry Woman Granted Divorce
In Bloomsburg on June 24 Judge Evans granted Harvey Robbins a divorce from Catherine Robbins and ordered she not marry Andrew Gardner, the co respondent, during her former husband’s lifetime. The couple married in 1914 and have three children.
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Bloomsburg
Patrolmen Handle Crowd At Street Car Outing
Patrolman Thomas Jones and Nick Faella managed hundreds of children trying to board street cars for the Rescue Mission annual outing to Cascade Park. Patrolman William Tyrrell now directs traffic at North and Mill streets, with Faella replacing him as car marker after years on the night beat since 1916.
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Thomas Jones
Nick Faella
Cascade Park
William Tyrrell
Henry Dysart
Downtow
North
Mill Streets
Auto Thefts Cleared Up In Local District
Police traced a rash of car and machine thefts from Schaffer and Johnson plants to John Trabucco, Philip Farone, Lawrence Conti and others. The group admitted thefts from Standard Brewing, Long avenue, and other locations. suspects were jailed, then turned over to Alderman Marshall.
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West
Washington St
Shaffer
Miller
John Roberts
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dave
Mill Street
Johnson Bronze
Dysart
Lynch
Scott
John Trabucco
Philip Fa Tone
Lawrence Contin
Standard Brewing Company
Conti
Long Avenue
Butler Road
Farone
Alderman Marshall
Detective Seeks Suspicious Character in County Case
A county detective pursues a suspicious character as reporters chase details. Yesterday three newspapers sought him and finally located the officer, whose expressions and actions left observers unsure of the next move.
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Three News
Dangerous Age For Husbands Is Between 50 And 60
Vice Chancellor Lewis denied the divorce of Walter L. Clarkson city engineer Bayonne from Sarah L. Clarkson in Jersey City. He stated that the dangerous age for husbands runs from 56 to 60 as men seek younger partners while near end of their life span.
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Jersey City
Chancelor Lewis
Walter L. Clarkson
Bayonne
Sarah L. Clarkson
C C Places Value On Small Road
Washington June 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission set a final valuation as of June 30 1917 of 363570 dollars on the Bellefonte Central Railroad of Pennsylvania for rate making purposes.
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International News Service
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bellefonte Central Railroad of Pennsylvania
American pair beats Lenglen at Wimbledon
Mary Browne and Elizabeth Ryan defeated Suzanne Lenglen and Vlasto in Wimbledon action. The American duo won 3 6, 9 7, 6 2 to hand Lenglen a defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Waray
Aunty's Advice on Husbands Sparks Oriented Counsel
In a brief, humorous exchange Mabel asks Aunt Mary what qualities to seek in a husband. Aunt Mary replies to look for a single man rather than a perfect match, delivering a light domestic verse of guidance.
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Mabel
Aunt Mary
Police Head in Pittsburgh Before Probers
Testimony recounts questions about police involvement in the Pepper Fisher campaign. Walsh denied directing officers to line up support while admitting a letter asked detectives to deliver district returns and push a large majority for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pepper and Fisher
London Still Has Schools Of Crime
London police combat a long standing network of youth thieves in the metropolis. Detectives seek to locate the modern Fagins from Dickens to disrupt organized training that lasts about three months before thieves operate in small gangs and share the haul with their chief. The Zang leaders recruit youths as they tire of sharing profits, forcing a constant hunt for fresh material.
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H. K. Reynolds
London
Oliver Twist
Metropolitan
West End
Scotland Yard
England
Fagins
Wheeler Charges Brewery Slush Fund
Wheeler alleged a slush fund of 2.5 million dollars yearly before the Volstead era to push the eighteenth amendment into the Constitution. He claimed prohibition cost the dry organization about 35 million dollars in total. Wheeler testified in executive session and reportedly urged that certain witnesses be called to discuss the fund. Senator Reed said Wheeler's secret testimony would be released later.
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Prohibition
Diry
Wheeler
Brewers’ Fund
Reed
Missouri
Vatican Saintly Procession Ends Eucharistic Congress
The closing ceremony drew over half a million spectators as a grand procession of cardinals bishops and prelates moved past a 100-foot bronze Virgin statue. John Cardinal Banazano celebrated mass while Patrick Cardinal Hayes delivered the sermon.
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John Cardinal Banzano
Pius XI
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
Cardinal Bonzano
Bonzano
Rome
Charest
France
O'Donnell
Ireland
Casanova
Spain
Dubois
Bourne
England
Piff
Austria
Czernoch
Hungary
Dougherty
Philadelphia
O’connell
Boston
Hayes
Mundelein
Chicago
Annual Flower Day Observed by West Side W C T U
West Side W C T U held its annual flower day on Tuesday. Bouquets were arranged at Mrs. 8. C. Smith’s home on Smithfield Street. Mrs. Reimold took several ladies to Shenango Valley hospital where about fifty to sixty bouquets were distributed. The union thanks all helpers.
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West Side
8. C. Smith
Smithfield Street
Mussolini Plans Marriage for Béda with Crown Prince Umberto
London reports Premier Mussolini seeks an arranged marriage between his daughter Béda and Crown Prince Umberto of Italy. The Chiasso dispatch to the Daily Herald notes the proposal in a Labor Party anti Fascist organ dated June 24.
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International News Service
London
Mussolini
Béda
Umberto
Italy
Chiasso
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Town Garnerville Guards Riches and No Jail
Garnaville in Clayton County reports 540 residents with no jail no poor no town marshal yet two banks. Garnaville Savings holds 900000 in deposits Farmers State 1381054 85 percent owned by agriculturists. Homes are owned by all and every capable resident works. no paupers have appeared for generations.
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Cedar Rapids
Garnaville
Clayton County
America
State Banking Department
Farmers’ Bank
Deaths Of The Day Inquiries On Fatal Train Crash In Covert's Station
Harvey J. Barron 45 of Phillips Place died after being struck by a Pennsylvania train in dense fog at Covert's Station while en route to Keystone Sand and Gravel. Coroner J. P. Caldwell investigated. Funeral at 3 p.m. Saturday from 107 Phillips Place with Rev. Downs officiating. burial in Savannah cemetery. Alfred P. Sample 70 of Beaver Falls died after an extended illness at his home 405 East Second Street. Born January 29 1856 in Mercer county he is survived by wife Alpha Hodge a grandson two sisters and a stepdaughter. Funeral services Saturday at 12:30 from home and 2 p.m. at Greenfield United Presbyterian Church. interment Greenfield cemetery. Edwin Francis Sechler 18 months died June 24 at home 105 Richelieu Avenue after illness. Born January 17 1925 in this city he is survived by parents two siblings and grandparents. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from residence. interment Lutheran Cemetery Princeton.
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H. J. Barron
Pennsylvania
Covert’s
Harvey J. Barron
Phillips Place
Barron
Mahoningtown
Keystone Sand & Gravel
J. P. Caldwell
Preston
Laura Roberts Barron
N. C. Powell
Beaver Falls
F. R. Barron
Middleport
Milton Barron
This City
C. A. Powell
Scott Shaner
New Castle
William Mongher
Fostoria
Alfred P. Sample
East Second Street
Mr. Sample
Mercer County
David
Margaret Sample
Alpha Hodge
Sharon
Ida Crawford
Dollie Reed
Youngstown
Sample
United Presbyterian Church
Bethel
Greenfield
Barr
Greenfield Cemetery
Edwin Francis Sechler
Harry
Anna Sechler
Richelieu Avenue
E. J. McCandless
William Johns
Cleveland
Edwin Sechler
Princeton
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
Charleston Dance Declared Vulgar by Paris Impresario
Paris June 24 S Hurok New York impresario and Pavlova manager called the Charleston the most vulgar dance ever created and linked its rise to Prohibition. He said it is more popular in Paris than in America and predicts it will fade like the fox trot as youths seek excitement from hip pocket flasks.
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International News Service
Paris
S. Hurok
New York
Impressario
Pavlova
Pinchot Names Dawson as Fayette County Judge
Governor Pinchot appointed John William Dawson of Uniontown as judge of the Fayette county orphans court to succeed J. C. Work. Dawson, active in the Progressive movement, advised Fayette county liquor-law reform groups and has practiced law there since 1897 after graduating from the University of West Virginia.
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Virginia Carpenter New Castle R. D. 2 Mrs. Mary Hadfield Jamestown NY Leone Furry Bradley Ave Mrs. Mary Toscina Bessemer Pa. Discharged: Mrs. Hazel Phillips Neshannock Ave.
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Virginia Carpenter
New Castle
R. D
Mary Hadfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Leone Furry
Bradley Avenue
Mary Toscina
Bessemer
Hazel Phillips
Neshannock Avenue
Month Organ Championship of Lawrence County 1926 Contest
Lawrence county hosts the 1926 month organ champion contest sponsored by the News at the Penn theatre. Eliminations begin Monday with finals Thursday at 9 20 PM daylight savings time. Defending champ Ben Kennedy faces strong county contenders for a silver loving cup and other prizes.
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Lawrence County
the News
Penn Theatre
Ben Kennedy
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Mary S Palmer
Funeral services for Mrs Mary S Palmer of 5 East Laurel avenue were held at St Marys church this morning at nine oclock. Rev Fr Francis Clifford celebrated mass. Pallbearers included Marion Woods Dave Cooper Dave Thomas Frank Wyman Jerry Coyne and Jack White. Interment followed in St Marys cemetery.
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Mary S. Palmer
East Laurel Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Francis Clifford
Marion Woods
Dave Cooper
Dave Thomas
Frank Wyman
Jerry Coyne
Jack White
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral services for Miss Elizbeth Brown Patterson
Funeral services for Miss Elizbeth Brown Patterson were held Wednesday at 3 pm from the home of Harry M. Moore on Delaware avenue. Rev. Walter E. McClure of the First Presbyterian church officiated. Pallbearers were George Chapin, Robert Marquis, Alex Moore, William Moore, Harry Moore, and David Moore. Interment followed at Fair Oaks cemetery.
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Elizabeth Brown Patterson
Harry M. Moore
Delaware Avenue
Walter E. McClure
First Presbyterian Church
George Chapin
Robert Marquis
Alex
William
Harry
David Moore
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Two Die and Four Hurt in Lakes-to-the-Sea Highway Crash
Two men and two women from Tyrone died when the Miller car left the road and rolled down an embankment near Tyrone on the Lakes to the Sea highway. The other car, owned by John R. Bracken, escaped without injury. four Tyrone residents were injured but not seriously.
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International News Service
Altoona
Lakes-to-the Sea
Tyrone
Charles Miller
Ema Miles Knipper
Paul Miles
Mary Smith
Clarence Parsons
Miller
Awarded $927.50 In Shooting Case
A Westchester jury awarded Earl M. Bryson of Parkersburg $927.50 against Brisbin Skiles after Bryson was shot twice in the head while walking with Skiles in August 1924. Bryson spent time in a hospital. the shooting stemmed from a friendship and remains a mystery.
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Westchester
Hampton
Earl M. Bryson
Parkersburg
Brisbin Skiles
Skiles
Bryson
Cupid Shunted From Jugoslavian Schools
Belgrade reports the government bans marriages of female teachers without ministerial consent and forbids unions where both spouses are teachers. The decree aims to curb romantic entanglements among spinster educators amid a claimed rise in Cupid's arrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
British Isles to See Total Eclipse of Sun
The first total solar eclipse in the British Isles since 1724 will occur June 29 next year at about 5 23 a m. Observers from around the world will gather likely at Stonyhurst near Preston and at Southport for observations, with visibility limited to the northern districts of England.
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British Isles
International News Service
London
Stoneyhurst
Preston
Southport
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