Noted Auctioneer To Conduct Sale On Public Square
Col Perry famed auctioneer arrives to conduct a public square sale for the Milk and Ice fund. He will auction a Jersey bull calf donated for charity along with a dog, a pig and a rooster. Perry boasts decades of nationwide sales and a record of selling 90 percent of high grade cattle.
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D. M. Perry
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
United States of America
Mra. Perry
Jersey
Col. Perry
Auctioneer recalls selling big items in long career
In Columbus Ohio a veteran auctioneer narrates a lifetime at sales. He recalls selling the Hocking Valley railroad for 4000 090 and 195000 worth of cattle over years. He says he sells almost anything but specializes in high grade cattle.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Columbus
Perry
Cal
Watchful Traffic Cop Warns Against Speeding
A misspelled comic admonition warns automobile owners to slow down on the road. It notes a police presence and the risk of getting caught if one speeds, urging discreet driving and respect for the law on a seventy four degree day.
Prospective Couple Fail To Appear For City Hall Wedding
The wedding planned for 3:30 pm officiated by Mayor Rentz at City Hall failed as the couple did not appear. Friends waited in the mayor's office as time dragged from 2:00 pm until 4:00 pm. the mayor announced there would be no wedding.
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City Hall
F. L. Rentz
Washington Street
Court House
Anayer
Brendy
Croton home invader identified as Dixmont patient
John Mellenick, who escaped from Dixmont hospital weeks ago, was identified by Mrs. Samuel Helbley as the man who entered her Croton home last Saturday. He was captured in the Cherry Hill area and remanded to Dixmont after the identification at the county jail.
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John Mellenick
Dixmont Hospital
Mira
Samuel Helbley
Croton Avenue
Helbley
Margaret Helbley
Mellen
Hillers and
Horner
George Carroll
Andrews
Mellenick
Mrs. Helbley
Margaret
Harper
Dixmoont
Fa Two
Milk And Ice Fund Continues To Grow
Contributions to the Milk and Ice fund keep arriving at the News office. The total reached about 200 dollars with Friday’s report of 174 dollars rising further from today’s donations. Unknown donors listed include Clara S. Gregory and A. Auxiliary.
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Milk and Ice Fund
Clara S. Gregory
Marriage Licenses in New Castle and vicinity
Marriage licenses listed for New Castle Piqua Boardman and nearby areas include parties such as Blaz Marincich Delachs Leonard Stadelkoter Saddler and Saddler, with locations noted in New Castle and Bessemer Pa Virell Pitzer Pearl McConaby. The sparse OCR reads as a roster of names and places connected to license records in the region.
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New Castle
Piqua
Blaz Marincich
Rminie Delachs
John M. Leonard
Maric Stadelkoter
Roy A. Saddler
Boardman
O. Jennie
Bessemer
Virell
Pitzer
Pearl i
McConaby
Druschel Fined 1000 Dollars and 15 Months at Workhouse
Frank Druschel, convicted of selling churke at the Oaks club on South Jefferson street, was sentenced by Judge Emery to pay a $1000 fine and costs and to serve fifteen months in the Allegheny county workhouse. Aged 68, his lawyer urged mercy due to age. the judge said he acted knowingly. Fred Druschel, his son, was fined $500 and costs and paroled for three years after a plea by attorney Thos. W. Dickey citing circumstantial evidence.
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Frank Druschel
Oaks
Jefferson Street
Costes
Allegheny County
Emery
Druschel
George Muse
Fred Druschel
Thos. W. Dickey
Fred
Eight Of Crew Of Lost Ship Drifted To Agonized Death
international news service reports that eight of the Trevessa’s crew died in a life boat during a weeklong drift in the Indian Ocean while the 16 men aboard the second boat struggled to reach land. Food and water ran out as heat and storms raged. Nearly all of the 42 crew members are now accounted for, with landfall on Indian Ocean islands.
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International News Servis
London
Trevessa
Indian Ocean
Mauritius
Indian Oreon
Jamison And Price Return To Rock View Penitentiary
Deputy Warden Davis arrived this morning and escorted Claire Jamison and Arthur Price back to Rock View penitentiary. Local police picked them up here as Jamison faced reatify in a case. Ascar Granois, brought back to testify, will be taken to the penitentiary next week.
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Davis
Rockview Penitentiary
Claire Jamison
Arthur Price
Vonyvidd
Jamison
Ascar Granois
Mellon Promises No Relaxation Of Enforcement
Secretary Andrew Mellon said there is no chance to relax dry law enforcement without new treaties. He urged Congress to authorize 12 mile search and seizure rights via treaty, enabling U.S. ships to seize liquor beyond the three mile limit if a treaty is approved by the president and Senate. He cited potential threats to prohibition evasion and noted no plan to discuss debt with European officials during his trip.
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Luther A. Huston
International Mews Service
London
American Congress
Washington
Ren
Congress Arts
Mallon
United States
Mellon
Germany
Ruhr
Reno Judge Defines Divorce In 100 Words
Reno Judge George A Bartlett, famed for divorce rulings, penned a 100 word definition of divorce. He says divorce is a legal correction of a matrimonial mistake arising when the union no longer serves happiness, duties, or offspring, and continued marriage becomes hypocrisy and misery. The law provides an escape to a truer, more honest life.
State Police Make 89 Arrests In Week
Harrisburg June 30 state police enforcing prohibition laws made 89 arrests in the past week seizing eight automobiles and four trucks Among those arrested were 34 hotelmen brewers and storekeepers Police confiscated 2692 bottles of liquor and seized moonshine whiskey beer wine and alcohol from several operations
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Cinternational News Service
Harrisburg
Specht Committed To Workhouse For 1922 Sentence
Louis R. Specht, convicted of transporting liquor, was committed to the workhouse by Judge Emery to serve a five month term imposed September 26, 1922. The sentence follows prior appeals, with the case returning from the superior court to affirm the judgment. Specht began his workhouse term today after arranging his meat market business before departure. He was arrested with William Smith near Wampum while transporting liquor to the city from Pittsburgh. Auston Graham defended Specht. Smith is in St. Francis hospital, reported seriously ill.
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Louis R. Specht
Emery
Dnage Emory
Alow Ing
Specht
Wiliam Smith
Wampum
Pittsburg
Alstin Graham
William Smith
Song
Newtones
St. Francis Hospital
Bitten by Rattler, Boy Escapes Death
POTTSVILLE Pa June 30 With Charles Haverlock five years old of Saint Clair playing bull last evening he was bitten in the tooth by a rattlesnake The wound swelled and late last night when the boy was brought to the Anthracite hospital here the venom had spread from the foot to the knee Two tourniquets were applied to prevent further spread and the leg and foot were cut open to drain the infected area Today physicians say the boy will recover as the poison has not affected his heart and he had a narrow escape
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Pottsville
Charles Haverlock
Saint Clair
Defense Attorneys Challenge Tabert Testimony
Defense lawyers in Lake City Florida today assailed the state's case that Martin Tahert died from a brutal flogging by T. W. Higginbotham. They called for medical witnesses to support a natural death claim, challenging Dr. Brown's testimony that the flogging would be catastrophic.
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International News Service
Lake City
Fla
Martin Tahert
T. W. Higginbotham
Defanas
B. F. Brown
Connery Issues Fourth Warning To City Premises
Fire Chief Frank J. Connery issued a fourth warning for the city urging businesses to remove boxes paper and all inflammable materials from and around their premises for the Fourth of July season. He stresses the danger of fire from fireworks and asks that paper be cleared from under stairwells and other areas where flames could start.
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Frank J. Connery
Jie
Boys Break Window and Steal Tireworks on Apple Way
The Yeonomy Novelty company on Apple Way reported a window broken last night and a quantity of tireworks taken. Police were alerted and Oliver Lynch and Harper were named in the report. The youths had fled before officers arrived.
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Yeonomy Novelty Company
Appleway
Olivers Lynch
Harper
Tiboya
Immigrant Liner Derby Off New York Harbor Tonight
Sixteen foreign liners sit off Ambrose Light awaiting the midnight start as 13,778 immigrants from twenty countries dash toward U S quarantine. Polonia leads arrivals with Poles and Russians aboard while English, German, and Trajan ships follow, with five more liners within a day and about 6,000 more migrants en route.
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New York
United States
Wikers
Polonia
Tornado Reported At Wright Kansas
Hutchinson Kansas June 3 Efforts were made to contact Wright Kansas a small town just east of Dodee City where a tornado was reported No details were received and damage extent is unknown Poor freight cars were blown off a track near Kinsley Kansas according to one report
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International News Service
Hutchinson
Kas
Wright
Kansas
Dodee City
Kinsley. Has
Snapshots Of Storm Toll And Local Notices
Lightning during an electric storm over Bramkite killed seven cows owned by Grorg Vower. A tombstone monument will be erected per James E. Young of Natronal Pre. Shavonworks furnace at Carnegie Steel will be repaired and idle for two weeks. Miss Lanietta Vincent is jailed in Philadelphia for passing worthless checks. Mrs. Raybars Riley, 80, died after a stair fall in YUUvate. Newton Falls will close for two weeks for repairs at the Newton Steel Comput plant.
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Bramkite
Grorg
Vower
Nooo
James E. Young
Natronal Pre
Hhis
Shavonworks
Carnegie Steel Company
Lanietta Vincent
Franklin
Philadelphia
Newton Falls
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