Hypnotize Lazy College Men To Inspire Effort
Harvard graduate student J. Wutchinson reports hypnotizing lazy college peers into scholastic zeal and even poetry after sleep experiments. Professor Wm McGourall endorses potential for a new era in university education and argues hypnotism is not harmful.
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Cambridge
Mass
J. Wutchinson
Harvard University
Wutchinson
Hoth
Wm. McGourall
Department of Psychology
Huarverd
Hutchinson
Mutchinson
Fire alarm misfires at Murry Luther yard incident
Firefighters rushed to Grant street after a blaze seen at the Murry Luther yard proved to be a reflection from a fusco light dropped by a Pennsylvania train crew. The warning signal caused a alarm before crews determined the fire was a reflection rather than an actual blaze.
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Luther Yard
Grant Street
Tre
Pennsylvania
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits Two Patients
Admitted John Jf. Tate of 206 East Division Street and Jean Baer of 3110 Delaware Avenue to Shenango Valley Hospital.
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John Jf. Tate
East Division
Satree
Jean Baer
Delaware Avenue
Where To Go Tonight Screenings and Acts Listings
A compact listing of cinema offerings and acts for the evening. Featured are Penn Norma Talmadge and Wallace McDonald in The Lady, Feros Rose Girls Orchestra, Capitol Percy Marmont Virginia Lee Corbin Pat Moore in Broken Laws, Mrs Wallace Reid in person, Liberty Red Mack and company in The Phantom Trial, Nixon Pampered Youth, Head Over Heels, Fox News, Regent Bersie Love Roy Stewart Sundown, Dangerous Peach, Felix the Cat in Hyps the Hippo, Star Dick Hatton Two Pist ed Justice Aggravating Papa, Willard Lewis and Carm el Myers in Babbitt, State Musical Life Married Life, Strand Go ld Heels.
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PENN
Norma Talmadge
Wallace McDonald
Capitol
Percy Marmont
Virginia Lee Corbin
Pat Moore
Wallace Reid
Liberty
Red Mack and Company
Bersie Love
Roy Stewart
Felix the Cat
Hyps the Hippo
Family Night At First Baptist Church Observed
Family Night at the First Baptist Church featured Rev George Landin delivering The Whole Family on Board and a duet by R E John. The event drew the Cavin family with six children and the Zeigler family as largest family group. Communion Sunday will conclude evangelistic services with baptism and new member reception. Stev Landis to preach Not Far From the Kingdom. Alfred H Watters has returned from Pittsburgh after attending classes under Hindu physician Raizuzin.
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First Baptist Church
Harry Cavin
Fem
Zeigler Famiy
George Landin
Jesus
R. E. John
Stev. Landis
Alfred H. Watters
Bartrim Avenue
Pittsburgh
Yacki Raizuzin
Cabinet Portrait of President Coolidge’s Appointed Team
A look at Mr. Coolidge’s cabinet shows a balanced, non political group with lawyers, a banker, a stock broker, a publisher, a physician, an agronomist, a mining engineer and a fraternal organizer. Biographies note Kellogg, Mallon, Weeks, Warren, New, Wilbur, Work, Jardine, Vorster, Davis, and others with ages, past roles, and overseas service.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Wilbur
Jardine
Hoover
Kellogg
Davia
Politica
Warren
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesoli
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Taft
Minnesota
Great Britain
Andrew W. Mallon
Fennsylvania
Secreaary
the Treasury
Winandier
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Annapolis Naval Academy
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mexico
Harry S. New
Indiana
Indianapols Journal
Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
Hubert Work
Colorado
Ave
American Medical Association
Interior
William M. Jardine
Kansas
Montana
Agriculture Department
Agricultural College of Utah
Kansas State Agriceltural College
Herbert ©. Soover
American Sexial Administration
United States Grain Corporation
Sugar Equalization Board
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Tredegar
Walea
County Winners Are Decided in Lawrence County Contest
Finals of the Lawrence County high school literary contest were held at Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church last night with judges Prof. TF Orth Prof. Fr Burton and Attorney Charter Young. Eastbrook High won the debating title and Princeton High took honors in oration, impromptu, and declamation with several other schools earning medals in essay and declaration events.
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Lawrenge
New Castle
Hillwood City
Eastbrook United Presbyterian Church
TF. 7. Orth
New Castle High School
Fr. Burton
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Charter Young
Eastbrook High School
Princeton High School
Mr. Jackson
Mildred Patterson
New Wilmington High
Philippines
Fastbrook
Helen Farrell
Princeton High
New Wilmington
Raymond Munnell
Princeton
Mt. Jackson High
Ruth McClaland
Mt.Jackson High
Lincoln
Mary Warrick
Scotland
Ithe
Lawrence County
Eastbrook High
Porter R. McCandless
Y M C A Camp Applications Grow Urge Earlier Signups
Boys work director Goodwin announced the first camp section is filled and applications are now being taken for the second and third divisions. A total of 62 boys have signified their intention to attend, and others are urged to see Goodwin at once for reservations for the YMCA summer program.
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Goodwin
Gggoeration
Chicago Grain Opens Higher Amid Mixed Open
Chicago grain markets opened higher today after yesterday's sharp declines. Wheat advanced 2 to 4 cents on overnight buying and short covering but faced local selling that erased most gains. Corn rose 3 to 4 cents on scattered buying yet slipped on local selling tied to wheat’s retreat. Oats moved up to May by about half a cent and other deliveries were steady to 8-8 higher. Provisions were steady to up 6 cents on the forward board.
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International News Service
Chicago
Westminster students discuss Flue land White win over Carnegie Tech
Westminster college students discuss a potential Flue land White basketball victory over Carnegie Tech while enjoying coffee and pie in a New Wilmington restaurant Friday night. A contractor works on a bathroom cost estimate on a back of an envelope. A stenographer copies church announcements for tomorrow’s services. A newsboy wears a battered hat as three clerks stand outside and puff quietly.
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Westminster College
Carnegie Tech
Wilminngton
Controversy Over Warren Senate Nomination Rages On
The Warren appointment sparked a Senate fight in a special session with Republican Gooding urging open public sessions and plans to renew the motion. Insurgent Republicans Borah Norris oppose Lafollette bloc orders, while Isle of Pines and Lauepine treaties loom. Expected fate of Isle of Pines seen favorable. Lauepine likely delayed until December.
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Eys
Senate
Goodring
Ténan
Gooding
Warren
Lafolletta
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Isle of Pines
Lauepnne
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Hoskins and Others
Funeral services for Elisabeth Hoskins wife of Charles John Hoskins of 232 Leasure Avenue will be held Monday at 2 39 from the Christian and Missionary Alliance Pearaen Street. Burial in Oak Park cemetery. She died Friday March at 11 30 am born in Shanelly Wales October 28 1869 daughter of Mary and John Evans resident of New Castle 31 years member of Christian and Missionary Alliance survived by husband daughter May H Rowland three sons Arthur David Paul one granddaughter Viola May two brothers two sisters in Wales. Also notices Joseph D B McKnight aged 4 a prominent Washington township resident died at home near Volunt Saturday March 7 at 12 50 am after pneumonia. Born Hickory Township May 19 1951 son of David and Elizabeth Brown McKnight resident of Washington township 74 years engaged in farming member of Unity Baptist church of Harlansburg over fifty years trustee and deacon married to Hannah Carton who survives with son Kinzie McKnight and two grandchildren Lavare and Carton McKnight siblings W J McKnight T J McKnight Mrs C E Fisher Mary McKnight Eastbrook and Mrs J A Brandon New Castle Funeral services Monday March at 10 30 from residence Washington township pastor Rev Shoemaker burial in Harlansburg cemetery. Mrs Logue Funeral services for Bridget Logue from St Marys church this morning mass read to Rev Dr Patrick with Rev P J Meenn deacon and Rev Brendan sub deacon pallbearers F B Logue J S Logue Thomas Flyan Lawrence McLaughlin Bart Durkin Ronald Reed Interment in St Marys cemetery.
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Hoskins
Elisabeth Hoskins
Charles John Hoskins
Leasure Avenue
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Pearaen Street
E. W. Lambert
Oak Park Cemetery
Hopkins
Shanelly
Wales
Mary
John Evans
New Castle
Allance
May H
Rowland
Arthur
David
Paul
Viola May
Joseph DB. McKnight
Washington Township
Volunt
Mr. McKnight
Hickory Township
David and
Elizabeth Brown McKnight
Unity Baptist Church of
Harlansburg
Pitty
Hannah Carton
Kinzie McKnight
Eastbrook
J. A. Brandon
Rev
E. ©. Shoemaker
Harlansburg Cemetery
Logue
Bridget Logue
St. Mary's Church
Pr. Pitypatrick
P. J. Me ‘Enna
Brendan
F. B. ‘Logue
J. &. Logue
Thomas Flyan
Lawrence McLaughlin
Bart Durkin
Ronald Reed
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Fugitive Taken In Targeting Case And Concrete Building Wrecked
Punxsutawney and Ellwood officers pursued a man described as Kilduff after a train chase. He allegedly confessed to Ellwood robbery before authorities in Butler shot and wounded him. In Chester Pa a two story concrete building was wrecked when a suspect turned off a still valve during a garage arrest. No injuries reported and four men charged with violating the prohibition law.
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Punxsutawney
Kilduff
Shim
Stier and
Wacke
Shelby
Fi Clarke
Ben Wilson
Burgess Swick
Wilson
Clark
Ellwood
Punxsutawney Hardware
International News Service
Chester
Confesses to Nine Holdups In City
John Jackson, a Black man, confessed to nine holdups in recent months. He faced charges of feloniously pointing firearms and robbery after two store robberies at Eli Bhifman and Ralph Serafine. Guilty pleas were entered and he was bound over to the June term. Bail default sent him to county jail pending trial. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Deloss Duty of Miller Avenue in Shenango Valley Hospital.
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John Jackson
Harry Dysart
Eli Bhifman
Rualph Serafine
Borni
Mrs. Deloss Duty
Miller Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Two Chauffeurs In Crowd Of 60 Free With Payroll Cash
In New York on March 7, about sixty chauffeurs of the H. M. Taxicab company gathered at the office as the manager and two cashiers counted 4500 dollars for wages. Two men order the crowd to hold up their hands and then seized the cash, fleeing in a touring car.
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Bulls Tim
New York
Local Alumni Name Judge Emery For Geneva Trustee
Judge 8 P Emery, a Geneva college alumnus and former star athlete, was nominated for a Geneva college trustee position at a New Castle alumni meeting Friday. He served as president of the New Castle association and has remained active in alumni work since graduation.
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P. Emery
Geneva College
New Castle Association
Judge Emery
Two Suspected Bootleggers Nabbed by County Detectives
Detectives Hicks and Miller captured Stanley Greps of 102 North Cedar Street on Friday evening March 6. Greps allegedly hid liquor under floorboards. authorities confiscated about a gallon and a half. He awaits jail in default.
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Hicks
Miller
Sranley Greps
North Cedar Street
Stanley
Hicles
Grepzig
Local Social Notes From New Bedford and Nearby
New Bedford residents share visits and travels with friends and relatives from Stony US Alliance Ohio and Indian Run. Bessie Anderson and C P Johnson return from visits while Mrs Daisy Brown attends Jahn Wallace funeral in Alliance. The Harry family hosts New Gaatle visitors and A M Shields with B F Harry Mary Vail among the sick list. Sylvesta Redmond spends the week with sister A M Borland in Pittsburgh as Lutton family records a gathering.
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Bessie Anderson
Stony US
C. P. Johnson
Indian Run
Daisy Brown
Alliance, O
Jahn Wallace
B. F. Harry
New Gaatle
A. M. Shields
Mary Vail
McClenshan
Walker
Sylvesta Redmond
A. M. Borland
Pittsburgh
2D Lutton
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Birth Mention
A brief social update records visits in New Castle and Masury. i] of New Castle spent Monday with Mr and Mrs B F Harry. Miss Jeannette Cooper and Paul McFerlane of Masury spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C A Moorhouse. Both to Mr and Mrs Albert L Chartois of 20 South Front Street, a daughter.
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New Castle
B. F. Harry
Jeannette Cooper
Paul McFerlane
Masury
C. A. Moorhouse
Albert L. Chartois
South Front Street
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Jimmie Adams
Pathe News
Dome—Willard Lewis
Carmel Myers
Babbitt
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Bray Magazine
First Baptist
The
News Co
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Euwers
New Castle News
Siply
South Mill Street
Lt. Wallace
Ward
James B. McCclelland
Beaver Township
Clint
Fourth Ward
Nevis
Hitlwood City
Union Store
Saie
Y. M.C. A. Camp
Chicago Grain
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
J.r.fledge
White Undertaking Co
East North Street
Wallace and
Highland Avenues
Fage
Joseph Ve Mekinigal
Geneva
Washington
New
Elbert Hubbard
New Bedford
C. MK. Cucb
O. M. K. Cluo
Rte
Lydia Pitwer
Sharp Street
Raymond Horebler
Clifford Probst
Norris Mitchell
Laprel Avenue
Foster Brothers
North
Jefferson Street
Consé Brothers
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