Fired Revolver To Frighten Man Says Mrs Davies
Mrs Davies of 910 Winslow Avenue explains she fired a single shot from a window across the street to frighten a man who stood on her firs. property while waiting for a neighbor to go to work. She says the man had no honest motive, did not threaten her, and she did not shoot at him. Police were told she acted from concern and she bears no ill will toward officers, noting she acted while alone with her young daughter.
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N. Davies
Winslow Ulénue
Ahe
Tady
Vee. Davies
Polley
Avery
Poller
Tines
Friands
Et Faye
Creal
Daniel L. Davies
Finslow Avenue
A. J. Weint
Edison Avenue
Matthew Yost
Beat
Dunleavy
Welst
Newe
Wweist
Sbe
New Castle
Trong
Butler
Allen Street Paving Authorized by City Council
City council approved an ordinance this morning authorizing paving of Allen Street from Base Washington Street to Taylor Street in the future. The measure directs work to proceed under the street improvement program.
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Council
Base Washington Street
Taylor Street
Where To Go Tonight at the Custard Cup with a notable cast
A listings page highlights the Custard Cup program featuring Pegsy Shaw and Ed- My Hero. It mentions Monty Banks two reel comedies, Snub Pollard shorts, Stan Laurel titles, and actors like Milton Sills, John Bowers, Anna Q Nilsson, Bebs Daniels, and Pathe News from the Regent and STAN houses.
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Pegsy Shaw
Atrow
Fox
Millem Uatt
Richard Collin Lyons
DOME
Madge Bethany
Cullin Landis
Sacar
Monty Banks
Milton Sills
John Bowers
Marguerite de la Monte
Stan
Bebs Daniels
Jamey Kirkwood
Anna Q. Nilson
Stan Laurel
White Kings
Jazy Bug
Pathe News
Harding Addresses Smith Prohibition Clash and Enforcement
President Harding criticizes New York Governor Al Smith for backing state repeal of prohibition enforcement, arguing state rights are preserved by local enforcement. He lists federal roles in commerce, revenue, and anti smuggling, insisting local police must handle prohibition with public support.
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Menocrance
el Venture
Harding
Gov. Smith
Washington
Dutles
Prohibition Speech Warns of Wider Harm to Law
The speaker argues that a national liquor policy would corrode public life and mock the law, insisting no issue should trump enforcement. He closes by urging support for the world court as a major step toward peace and war prevention.
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World Court
Birthday Club School Attended Fe 4 Birthday Date
A brief item notes attendance at Birthday Club School with a date placeholder fe 4 and birthday date indicated as 2s and e20-0, detailing participation or event recognition for that occasion.
Rum Runner With Heavy Cargo Captured Off Jersey Coast
A speeding rum runner aboard the craft Mary E. Gully was chased by Seminole officers for ten miles along the Jersey shore. After coast guard shots, the rum runner surrendered when engines were reversed. The seizure is described as among the heaviest since the rum fleet’s appearance off Atlantic Highlands. The vessel’s ownership had not yet been determined.
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Jersey
Serula
Mary E. Gully
Alank
Orelesa
Coast Guard
Atlantic Highlands
Four Youths Drown In Wyoming Valley
Four youths drowned in the Wyoming Valley over the week. Joseph Bish Jr., 14, of Du Pont, drowned at New Ball Reservoir after slipping from a log. George Merkel, 19, of Berwick, drowned in the Susquehanna at Lower Berwick after heart failure. John Witcossi, 24, of Plains, drowned in the Susquehanna when going beyond depth. William Smith, 17, of Tunkhannock, drowned in a creel as an automobile tire used for buoyancy burned in deep water. The three bodies not recovered.
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D International News Vvices
George Merkel
Berwick
Susquehanna River
Lower
John Witcossi
Plains
W William Smith
Tunkhannock
Boy Scout Camp Opens for Troop Members
More than 30 scouts left New Castle at seven this morning for a two week camp at Muddy Creek Falls. The site was prepared after weeks of labor and will host Rotary Troops 1a No. 105 denburg No. 1 Harbor Bridge and Rotary Troop of Milwood City.
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New Castle
Muddy Creek Falls
Rotary
Ure for Soy Beans and Pacific Oil Trade
A historic note describes long running oil and soy bean operations involving imports from Manchuria. It discusses distribution of soy beans and the production of oil cake and related products in the Pacific region, highlighting established trade channels and regional availability.
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Manchuria
Not Guilty Verdict Ends Sensational Local Case
Mrs. Josephine Best is acquitted of murder after six hours of deliberation. The distraught defendant cried, was removed from the courtroom, and later expressed gratitude to the jury. Family reunions followed as supporters praised local officials, and Best announced plans for rest at a sanitarium before resuming care for her children.
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Mra Epauleavy
Mrs. Dunleavy
Best
Andrews
Rae Muirhead
A. J. Weisz
Edison Aveie
C. HM. Akens
J. L. Alexander
Jury verdict praised by judge and attorneys
Judge William E Porter lauded the jury as intelligent competent gentlemen whose verdict reflected their honest convictions. The private council for the Mutfords and the prosecution expressed confidence, while the judge said he had no element to add to the verdict.
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Coume
William, E. Porter
Mutfords
Whadda Ya See Wage Genking Or Absent Minded
A fragmented local page notes a man diving into Neshannock creek for glasses, later found by Harry Offtut who shouted a rescue. Other scenes include a West Site young lady, a Chinese mother watching traffic, three boys on bicycles near a truck on Highland avenue, a barefoot girl crossing street flares, a man pedaling with a dinner bucket on handlebars, and a fast North MUM street chase ending at Prinity church. Ice cards on porches and Cascade Beach swimming are mentioned, with Auto Number 530 New York as a detail.
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Neshannock Creek
Harry Offtut
Aaved
Awards Are Given As St. Marys School Closes Year
Eighth graders Mary Grean and Leo Hieg receive gold medals in Irish history and perfect attendance honors. Awards cover multiple grades with names including Catherine Hannon, Margaret McGonigie, and Elizabeth Book. ceremony marks end of the school year.
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Mary Grean
Lenore Howley
Joseph Young
Gertrude Boyle
Catherine Hannon
Margaret, McGown
Caroline Hannon
Mabel McLafferty
Esther, Broghart
Francis Quinn
Leo Hieg
Daniel Quipr
Hugh McPhilips
Joseph Grovntend
Edward Burna
Margaret Davis
Clara Young
Joseph Keeley
Emmett Dagsnon
Howard Patterson
Francis Mrozek
Margaret McGonigie
Mary Cosgrove
Dorothy Uhl
Stella Borren
Sith
Ethal Donegan
Catherine Cunningham
Helen Montgomery
Anna Dutka
Paul Magan
Ausen O'Hara
Francia Avis McMullen
Irene Connor
Jane Cunningham
Martha Cashman
Gerald Young
Blizzard Must Stand Trial For Blair Mountain Death
William Blizzard, mine union chief, must stand trial for the death of George Munay, Losan county deputy sheriff, killed at Blair Mountain on August 31, 1921. Judge S M Sharp sustained the state's demurrer to dismissal based on prior acquittal. Jury selection to begin this afternoon.
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International News Service
Lewisbuhkg
W. Vadunes
William Blizzard
George Munay
Losan County
Blair Mountain
S. MH. Sharp
Bineird
Charlestown
British Isles
Deaths of the Day Thomas Millon Suvenson Civil War veteran
Death notices list Thomas Millon Suvenson aged six and Civil War veteran Thomas Millon Suvenson of Slippery Rock township who died at his home after a stroke. Born February 27, 1843, he served in Co J 4th Regiment PA Volunteer Infantry and saw active service. Surviving relatives include sisters Elizabeth Stevenson and Margaret Leathers, brother A A Stevenson, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral from his home with Rev. Wright and burial in Herman cemetery. Compton Funeral.
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Thomas Meltiun Styvilis
Thomas Millon Suvenson
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock Township
Mr. Stevenson
Reuben and
Fannie Bryan Stevenson
Flurly
Stara
Shipus
Co. J
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Elizabeth Stevenson
Mra
Margaret Leathers
Rick Hilly Furnace
A. A. Stevenson
West Pittsburgh
Rev. Wright
Oak Grove
Herman Cemetery
Amelia Sewald Rites Held After Long Illness
Mrs Amelia Sewald aged 84 wife of Fred Sewald died this morning after a long illness. She was a member of St Joseph’s church lodge. Survived by husband three sons Carl Leo and Clarence, sisters in Georgia Pennsylvania and Rochester and brothers in Struthers and Pittsburgh. Funeral Wednesday at 6 from St Joseph cemetery. Interment in St Joseph Cemetery.
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Pearl Street
New Castle Hospital
Maki
Andy
Otto
Pilha
Hankonen
Wilma Salmines
Amelia Sewald
Grera
Fred Sewald
Morris Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Carl
Leo
Clarence
Pittsburgh
Mia
Catherine
Hebner
Atlanta
Georgia
Adam Lkgdehe
Carrick
Ara
Louise Williamson
Mew
FATAL ACCIDENT SADDENS HARDING PARTY AT DENVER
President Harding faced a fatal accident toll as his Denver visit continued. He traveled from the capital after the incident and planned to leave Denver at 1 4 o'clock. He breakfasted with Senator Phipps and greeted thousands of schoolchildren during a parade through the city to the State Capitol.
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Harding
Denver
Wen. Dax
Speek
Cheyenne
Senator Phipps
Ohio Society of Colorado
Ely
Johnson Says U S Is Missing Russ Business
Moscow dispatch reports Albert A Johnson of New York an agricultural expert says the United States fails to recognize Russia's growing farming machinery market and the vast selling power there. The article also mentions a Wilmington resident Mrs. John W Bladet h returning home from Mercer Pennsylvania.
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U. S
Cinternational News Service
Moscow
Russia
Albert A Jougson
New York
Meric
Rus Johnson
United States
John W. Bladeth
Wilmington
Mercer
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