Ship Captains Swear To Prohibition Compliance
The United States Public Health Service requires ship captains to swear to the medicinal liquor laws of their home countries to speed seizures of contraband liquor at New York and other ports. Treasury officials say seizures may continue but with careful, orderly enforcement to avoid serious complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Reynolds International Wewn Service
Washington
New York
United States Public Health Service
Mark White
Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
E. K. Sprague
Treasury Department
Treasury Fileialy
Hayes
Haynes
London
Great Britain
United States
High Court of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Jord Bird
New Cesile
América
Jord High Justice
America
State Department
State Police Switch From Horses To Autos In Patrols
The state police are replacing most patrols from horses to motor vehicles and motorcycles due to dry law enforcement needs. Horses remain in pastures, ready at a moment's notice, while each troop now has two state highway automobiles and two motorcycles with two officers per car and two on bikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayatemy
Miss Dibert Speaks At Rotary Meeting
Ladies Day at the Rotary club drew over 150 attendees at the First M. E. Church for a noon luncheon served by the King's Daughters. Miss Virginia Patterson sang with piano accompaniment by her mother Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson, before Florence Dibert of Johnstown Pa spoke on Farm Work as president of the State Women's Federated elitcs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
M. E
King's Daughters
Virginia Patterson
Paul Browne Patterson
Charles Greer
Woman's Federation
Florence Dibert
Johnstown
Pa., President of the State Women’s Federated Elitcs
Make Money Your Slave Not Master
Thrift Magazine states money can become either your slave or master depending on how you manage it. It argues that regular deposits, even small ones like $2.75 monthly, grow with interest to build capital over time and emphasizes the freedom gained through disciplined saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Magazine
Passes Street Car and Is Fined Ten Dollars
James James narrowly missed striking an interurban street car at the diamond and told Mayor Fr. L. Flentz he was rushing to Sunday school. The mayor fined James ten dollars plus costs after Mr. Zimmerman testified the autoMobile nearly hit him, his wife, and their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James James
Nessie Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
David E. Nessie, a lifelong New Castle resident and son of J B Nessle, announces his candidacy for Lawrence County treasurer at the Republican primary on September 15, 1923. A Republican with strong local ties, Nessie is known for business and sports involvement, educated at public schools, New Castle High, and Washington and Jefferson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Nessie
Lawrence County
Dave
New Castle
Washington and Jefferson College
J. B. Nessle
South Beaver
Nessle
Noone
Dave Nessle
Big Eddie Will Cook At Y Camp
Y M C A camp director Harry S Day announces Eddie Edmonds known as Dig Eddie will cook for the summer camp. He brings extensive experience from Can alstory Carnegie Steel and other events. Edmonds will prepare meals for the Y boys when they leave Friday July 6.
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Harry S. Day
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admission List
Admission records include Mrs Tonella Challis from Pliwood City and Louis Yono of Hilleville along with multiple patients from South New Castle Volant and Wampum. Discharges mention Mrs Alice Baird Edenburg and Mrs Mallie Martin Volant, while Humboldt born in 1769 started Cosmos in 1845 at age nearly 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonella Challis
Pliwood City
Louis Yono
Hilleville
Lauren Frisbeem
South New Castle
Margaret Wilking
Volant
Winfred Alexander
Wampum
Alice Baird
Edenburg
Marty Algera
Cretan Avenue
Herbert Shaw
Pollock Avenue
Mallie Martin
Humboldt
Oiling Schedule Announced By State Highway Department
The state highway department issued a weekly oiling plan for roads including Koppel to New Galilee, New Brighton to Ellwood City, Conneautville to Conneaut Lake, and Greenville to Mercer for the week ending June 30. A detour on Loring near Gettysburg is new, Meadville to Trinaville detour lifted, and highway officials announce free camp site lists and route guidance via the extension bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Koppel
New Galilee
New Brighton
Ellwood City
Conneautville
Conneaut Lake
Greenville-Mercer
Loring
Gettysburg
Meadville
Trinaville
Crawford County
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Second-Hand Motor Dealers Licenses Not Necessary Now
Harrisburg June 25 The Department of Highways announced it is no longer necessary for second hand motor vehicle dealers to procure second hand dealers licenses. The 1919 act provision was repealed in the title act. Old law charged $100 for a license. now all motor vehicle dealers are covered.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Desjara
Erg
C&rs
Five Killed as L Cars Jump Brooklyn Street
Five persons die and at least forty are injured when five Fifth Avenue elevated cars plunge onto Atlantic and Flatbush avenues in Brooklyn. Crowded with women and children, few men remain aboard. Firefighters and police extract victims from wood and twisted steel amid a frenzied rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
New York
Fifth Avenue
Atlantic
Wlatbush Avenues
Brooklyn
Warren to Become Fiscal Agent for Panama Government
Walter Warrick of Cincinnati resigns as assistant director of the budget to become fiscal agent for the Panama government. Warrick, formerly comptroller of the treasury, was announced by the treasury department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Panama
International News Service
Washington
Walter Wr. Warrick
Cincinnati
Treasury Department
Warrick
The
Treasury
Belgians Arrest Former U-53 Commander
In Essen on June 25 Belgian soldiers arrested Captain Hand, former commander of the German submarine U-53, at Sterkrade after a beating. Hand, linked to a Ruhr chemical firm during the war, was seized amid postwar tension.
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Essen
Hand
Pubsmarine
Sterkrade
Rose
Ruhr
Clemenceau Quit Smoking After Severe Illness
The Tiger Georges Clemenceau once smoked heavily until a 1596 illness prompted doctors to limit him to six cigars daily. He chose to quit entirely, enduring a fortnight of temptation with a box of his favorites open before him. After that struggle the urge never returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patis
Georges Clemenceau
Clemenceau
Gone Up in Smoke
A reflective note laments youth and the past, referencing a young man and memories of cigarettes mother rolled, hinting at lost simplicity and changing times.
Maxwell Surrenders To Indictment On Scurrilous Letters
George Maxwell, prominent in musical circles and head of the authors publishers and composers association, will surrender to an indictment accusing him of authoring scurrilous letters to Allan A. Ryan, reflecting on Mrs Ryan. The DA was notified by Maxwell's attorney.
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Suleetin
International News Service
New York
George Maxwell
Authors, Publishers and Composers Association
Allan A. Ryan
Ryan
Maxwell
Mrs Buzzi Denies Killing Schneider in Bronx Court
In a Bronx Supreme Court session Mrs Anna Buzzi sobbed as she denied killing Frederick Schneider, a wealthy contractor she had lived with eight years. Her husband, accused of abandoning her for Schneider, confronted her in court during the dramatic testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Anna Buzzi
Bronx
Odd Fellows Picnic Firmly Set for Saturday June 30
New Castle lodge No. 155 Odd Fellows plan a large picnic on Saturday June 30 with Amusements for all ages. Refreshments include coffee, lemonade, and ice cream. A lodge ball game pits the Scrubs led by C W Fenton against the Dubs captained by Wm Richardson. The lineup features numerous names and past players, with Capt Fenton and Capt Richardson both set to lead. Members are to report Thursday evening for final instructions.
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New Castle Lodge No
Lodge
Scrubs
Cay Trinad
C. W. Fenton
Dubs
Wm. Richardson
CW. Fenton
Jud Hodge
Jas. Snyder
L. A. Campbell
J. Earhart
IE. Kemmerer
W.S Reynolds
H. Redmond
Ross Phipps
Polie Fell
Uniontown
Dave’ Duncan
Iron Man
Richardson
Fenton
Rarest of Sea Foods in Chinese Waters
Peking reports the amphioxus fishery as the rarest consumed seafood. Lies along a narrow six mile coast where about 200 boats extract 13 pounds per boat daily. Dredging yields between six and seven million amphioxus daily, traded to markets as a prized delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Lieuvutien
Amboy
Coas
Large Number Of Liquor Saloons In New York Opened
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes stated that a wave of saloon openings in New York City and a rise in smuggling across the Canada border and New York New Jersey state line follow the New York dry law. Federal agents have yet to effectively curb the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International News Service
Washington
Juana
New York City
New York- New Jersey
New York State
Haynes
Seiberlung Rubber Plant to Close Two Weeks
Seiberlung Rubber company will close production departments on June 30 for two weeks to take semiannual inventory and carry out repairs. Production is expected to resume at an increased rate thanks to favorable sales reports and reduced production during the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiberlung Rubber Company
Twa
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Uhag
Theress
Hendrickson
White House
Miss Dibert
Rotary Meeting
Women's Clubs of State
A. E. Baker
Rmioney
Rentz
England
Nick Nares
Nessie
Dave E. Nessle
Eddie
Harry Day
Eddie Edmonds
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mrs. Buzzi
Schneider
Seeng
Odd Fellows
Charles T. Metzler Company
East
Washington Street
Bycxmoroe Street
Y &E
Office Outfitters
Davis Shoe CO
Herb PD
MGOUN
Park Avenue
Clare P. DuShane
St. Cloud Building
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