Carrigan Killed Officer In Armory Robbery Case
Youngstown Ohio June 29. Am y Carrigan alias Earl Waddington alias Edward Craig was sent to Atlanta federal penitentiary last week for the Armory robbery on March 3 1926. Carrigan identified as Emmett Snyder was wanted in New Albany Ind for killing a deputy sheriff during a running fight. He and four others were convicted in the Armory robbery. He carried two loaded .45 caliber pistols and warned he would have shot it out if he reached a barn shelter.
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Youngstown
Amy Carrigan
Earl Waddington
Edward Craig
Atlanta
Paul Jones
Carrigan
Emmett Snyder
New Albany
Ind
Missing Girl Found by Cascade Park Police
Clara Belle Clark seven year old reported missing after leaving for summer school at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School. She was located at Cascade Park by R T Newell Cascade Park chief of police last night. City headquarters note she was last seen heading toward Cascade.
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Clara Belle Clark
Benjamin Franklin
Cascade Park
R. T. Newell
Cascade
Park Pavilion Incident Involves Dancing Girl Return Home
Chief Newell investigated after a girl was found dancing at the park pavilion. She had climbed over the side onto the dancing floor and was returned safely to her home.
Butler Man Arrested By Chicago Police
Eugene Duffy a 25 year old former Butler resident and ex plasterer at Ellwood City was arrested in Chicago by police and will be returned to Butler to face larceny charges. State troopers allege he stole Mrs Anna Galsons car and abandoned it in this city.
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Eugene Duffy
Butler
Ellwood City
Chicago
Duffy
Anna Galson
Two Ordinances Favored By Council On Street Changes
Council reports favor two ordinances: Win slow avenue cartway to be 26 feet wide with 12 foot sidewalks and a grade change on Bonzo street. Also note theft report: spare tire tube and rim stolen from Jack Stark at 2024 East 71st Street Cleveland, Ohio. Republics are lands of freedom. Ask the man who owns one.
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Council Today
Winslow Avenue
Bonzo Street
Jack Stark
East 71St Street
Cleveland
Fountain Inn
McCormick Special Train Sets New Frontier Speed Record
Mrs. Cyrus McCormick rode a special train from New York to Pittsburgh breaking all PennsylvanIa railroad speed marks. The run left New York at 5 03 p m and arrived in Mansfield 52 minutes faster than the Broadway Limited. The train then continued to Chicago arriving at 9 16 a m Central time with officials unsure of her purpose and noting a reported cost of 6000 dollars.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New York
Mansfield
Cyrus McCormick
Chicago
Broadway Limited
Stock Exchange To Close July 3
The New York Stock Exchange board votes to close on Saturday July 8, with July 3 not a holiday. The New York Cotton Exchange stays open and banks will continue operations.
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International News Service
New York
New Yor Stock Exchange
New Yorks Cotton Exchange
Plumbing Inspector Kept Busy In 1925
E. S. Stevenson, city plumbing inspector, oversaw 350 new and 126 old buildings and additions in 1925. Permits issued for 693 replacements. Fees and permits totaled 3574 dollars in the annual report.
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E. S. Stevenson
Plaingrove W C T U Holds All Day Meeting for Children
The Plaingrove W C T U held an all day gathering at Mrs. C L Brenneman's home on Wednesday June 24. A noon dinner followed by a program included scripture readings, prayers, a piano duet, recitations, vocal and musical numbers. An ice cream social scheduled for July 15 at Mt Pleasant church was approved. There were thirty ladies twenty children and one visitor present with next meeting set for Mrs George Cooper's home on July 14.
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C. L. Brenneman
Cooper
Nelson
Leora McCommon
Eleanor Rodgers
Irene Wallace
William Fenwick
Florette Pollock
Gertrude Eppinger
Edith Pisor
Kenneth Dight
Agnes Brenneman
James Stevenson
McCommon
Armstrong
Mt. Pleasant Church
George Cooper
Miss Erman Ward Sets Endurance Ring Feat in Circus
Erman Ward of the Flying Wards performs 225 consecutive shoulder-over-ring spins high above the crowd. The 25 year old aerialist stars with Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill Wild West, appearing in New Castle next Thursday and again later with Ward family members. She is noted for strength and striking appearance.
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Erman Ward
Flying Wards
Sells Floto Circus
New Castle
Formance
Miss Ward
Ward
Cars Collide On Highland Avenue Incidents reported Monday
Several motorists reported collisions on city streets Monday. S Edelstein said his southbound car hit Ira Landis’s vehicle when Landis turned onto Winter Avenue. Benjamin Shulansky reported a collision with a Pennsylvania plate 844 795 on East Washington Street. Robert Sherer’s parked car on East Washington near Ray Street was damaged by J R Bush of Ellwood City. R M Kerr described a crash east on Oak Street and Spruce Street where a northbound car struck a telephone pole. Andrew Masters said his car hit a PA plate 82 889 parked on Gardener Avenue viaduct.
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S. Edelstein
Jefferson Street
Highland Avenue
Ira Landis
Winter Avenue
Landis
Benjamin Shulansky
Dewey Avenue
Croton Avenue
Pennsylvania
Oak Street
Spruce Street
Spruce
Andrew Masters
South Williams Street
Gardner Avenue
Widow Slain in Lowell Store Mystery Motive Hinted
In Lowell Massachusetts Mrs Esther A Frost a 60 year old widow was found slain in her small variety store. The brutal injury to her head left the cash till seemingly untouched except for a small amount of money missing. Police suspect robbery was a blind and investigators probe her past life for enemies.
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International News Service
Lowell
Mass
Esther A. Frost
Police Continue Robbery Probe As Clues Persist
Police Chief Henry Dysart said there are no new developments in the Levin holdup from last Saturday but investigators remain on active clues and hope for arrests soon. David T. Jones, once a known local journalist, lies seriously wounded at Presbyterian Hospital of Pittsburgh after two operations. Frank W. Wood of Ray Street is hospitalized at New Castle with blood poisoning but is in good condition.
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Henry Dysart
Levin
David T. Jones
Presbyterian
Wagner Records 12 Hits in 14 Times at Bat Doubleheader
The 1910 feature shows Honus Wagner collecting twelve hits across two days in a Philadelphia Pittsburgh doubleheader with three home runs, two doubles and a mix of singles and sacrifices. The piece also notes Amos Russo’s wild pitching era and Texas-born players impacting major league baseball.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Wagner
France helped Spain to win ally in troubled times
France aided Spain in a gesture seen as strengthening ties though some fear it may sour future sentiment. The brief note hints at evolving attitudes amid political shifts and public opinion.
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