Packages Mailed By Kilduff To Wire Are Seized
Following the shooting and arrest of Edward Kilduff the 71 year old of the city at Butler early Saturday police seized four large parcels believed to contain part of the loot from the Keller clothing store robbery at Ellwood. Some of the recovered items could not be identified as stolen from the Keller store and investigators from Curwensville were expected to arrive to verify if any clothing came from a Curwensville stave. Angual Boles, implicated in Kilduff’s alleged confession, and arrested at Ellwood City, was named in local police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwensville
Clearfield County
Angual Boles
Che
Wilduff
Ellwoor City
Duncannon Closes Schools as Scarlet Fever Spreads
Dungannon reports twelve cases of scarlet fever with nine schoolchildren affected prompting indefinite closure of public schools. No church services were held yesterday and all public meetings banned. Authorities act to curb outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncannon
International Vows
Dungannon
Children’s Banks Stolen From Homes In Break-In
Police report by Sylvester Abry of 206 South Mulberry describes a late Friday break-in at his residence. Two small children’s banks were taken containing about 6 dollars. Entry was gained via a rear door key. the banks were discovered missing on Sunday upon a home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Abry
South Mulberry Street
Whry
Where To Go Tonight And Other Movie Listings Fragments
A garbled list of film titles and showings including Penn Orchestra, Mae Murray, Hying models, and various News Reel segments. Mentions Liberty Red Mack Musical Comedy, Jesse James, and The Lost Cord with incomplete context. The text also reports on legal testimony involving Continental and Standard Oil, with references to officials and a government hearing led by Judge T. Duke Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitolotheon
Mae Murray
Enchantress
Higgins Revoe
Liberty
Red Mack Musical Commedy Company
Jesse James
Boys Find Body of Infant on Sunday
A group of boys reported a buried infant body found in a sandbank. The infant, wrapped in cloth with a cloth gag, showed signs of strangulation. Officers traced the scene to Norman, Dickson, Parks, Lemleys and others, dating the body to about three weeks earlier amid cold storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Hillera
Tussel Forney
Simstreet Norman
William Dickson
West Grant Street
William Parks
Tim Street
Gerald
Warren Lemley
Pittsburgh
Long heralded case opened at Cheyenne Wyoming
Exhaustive federal hearing in Cheyenne promises testimony on fraud conspiracy and bribery linked to Liberty bonds and Teapot leases. Government and defense clash over witness access as officers of Continental Trading Company and Three Rivers Ranch Company figures face scrutiny amid a sweeping petroleum industry probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patroleum
Continental Trading Company, Limited
Pueblo
Colorado
Tha
Three Rivers Ranch Company
Fall
Fall Ay Sinclair
M. M. Joster
Harry B. Blackmer
James E. O'Nail
Kaptyn
New York to be battlefield of war on booze
In a long account of a national drive against liquor, New York emerges as a key theater. The piece follows the life of Emory Root Buckner Howland, a Harvard Law graduate and former New York prosecutor, who pledges to enforce Prohibition strictly and lead his staff in upholding the liquor ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
North Dakota
Laur
Emory
Univers of Nebraska
Guthrie
Oklo
Newark
Nid
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Root, Clarks, Buckner and Howland
Root
Wily
Buckoors
Drive to ratify expulsion order splits insurgent Republicans
Insurgent victims and a few independents led by Senators Hora of Idaho and Norris of Nebraska push a campaign to ratify an expulsion order. Borah warns the move will backfire on western Republicans facing re election in 1925. The administration also fights to confirm Charles B Warren as attorney general amid opposition from progressives and several Democrats.
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Hora
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Warren
Senate
Charles B Warren
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
Coolidge
BURA
Council votes against bill on county collectors and assessors
Bradford city council informs local representatives to oppose House bill 710 aimed at abolishing county collectors and assessors in third class cities. New Castle and Ellwood City would lose revenue portions, council argues a county assessment would underfund city governments and favor larger towns. Burns and Lusk urge opposition to protect municipal tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thellou
Harrisburg
IUL
Bradford
Jetles
Burns
Bull
New Castia
Towen
Lawrence County
Buros
New Castle
Ell- Wood City
Shuetting
Upid Burns
Lusk
Burnemouion
Annegathra
Local Hospital Bill Set for Third Reading
Harrisburg dispatch reports on March 9 that the house debates include more than 200 hospital appropriations. Ellwood City hospital $5,000 Shenango Valley hospital $18,000 Almira Home Association $6,000 Grove City hospital $7,000 Oil City hospital $12,000 and other listed allocations for regional facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caniarnasionalews
Harrisburg
Ellwood City Hospital
Ellwood City
Shenango Valley Hospital
New Castle
Almira Home Association
Grove City Hospital
Grove City
Ie City Hospital
Oil City
Three Arrested in Nurse Death Auto Case Near Pottstown
Philadelphia men Herman Miller 22 Stephen Smith 21 and Wm Johnson 19 were arrested at Manayunk by police in connection with the death of nurse Micy Ann Grazio and injury to nurse Marty Schaaffer near Pottstown. The car lacked lights and matched partial descriptions of the hit run vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Herman Miller
Stephen Smith
Wm. Johnson
Manayuak
Micy Annia M. Grazio
Marty Schaaffer
Pottstown Hospital
Pottstown
Polite
Amendments To Pinchot Bill Dominate Budget Debate
The Pinchot bill amendments draw attention due to prohibition enforcement links, while no other state department budget increases are planned. The vast hospital and state institution appropriations, about 206 in the House and fifty in the Senate, are nearing final passage before adjournment this week. Third readings loom tonight in the Senate, with House second readings underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Police Court News Hormekeys Fined for Disturbance
J and Mrs Harnelle Hormekey arrested Saturday night by officers. Thomas Moore and Harper paid fines of 50 dollars each for disorderly conduct after appearing before the mayor. Andy Kopagky fined 100 dollars for disorderly conduct this morning. Frank Lipke charged with drunk and disorderly, paid 25 dollars. Louis Chines of Phillips place reported a garage burglary on Diamond Way rear of George Uht property or North Banver street last Friday night. two tires rims 1 and 2 battery stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnelle Hormekey
Thomas
Moore
Harper
Andy Kopagky
Frank Lipke
Louis Chines
Phillips Place
Diamond Way
George Uht
North Ban Ver Street
North Street Chapel Tuesday Program
North Street High Chapel program for a junior high assembly in the high school auditorium on Tuesday March 10 includes hymns devotionals by Mr Leonard a pageant The Wonderings of the Pilgrims with prologues about Pilgrims in England Holland and America by Ruth Mervis Anna Goldner and Margaret Winters dances and songs by the student cast and a concluding announcement by B K Thacker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Leonard
England
Ruth Mervis
Pilgrims
Holland
aAnna Goldner
Ameri¢ta
Margaret Winters
America
B. K. Thackor
Robbery Attempt Reported at West Wabash Store
Frank Farrell of 105 West Wabash avenue reported to police an attempted entry to his store after a window at the rear was broken during the weekend. No entry was made. A stray line about an Alabama man and Lobocca coffee follows, not connected to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robery
Frank Farrell
West
Wabash Avenue
Fragmented Victorian Miscellany from a City Page
A garbled OCR slice recounts a motorist crash into a telegraph pole and a traveling man who demeans a waiter over steak. It also mentions a window being lifted to recover dropped nickels, a church sermon, and crowds leaving a Sunday service amid muddled street scenes and stray observations.
Mrs. Ida Hughes Re Sentenced to Hang for Murder
Atlanta report states Mrs. Ida Hughes, convicted of murdering her mother in law during a quarrel over trunk ransacking, was re sentenced in superior court to be hanged Friday April 24. Attorneys said they would appeal to governor and prison commission for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulletin
Internation
Atlanta
Gida Hughes
MM Hughes
Hupen
Mughes
Georgia Prison Commission
Walker
Hanover Gripped by Scarlet Fever Epidemic
Hanover Pa is in an epidemic with 52 cases under quarantine. Twenty new cases were reported and 20 suspected cases are under observation. No schools churches or theatres closed yet. Authorities warn residents to be cautious as the outbreak continues to spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CI International News Service
Hanover
Health Board
Wampum Notes Church Services Schedule
A weekly schedule from Tres byterian church lists Monday evening Women's night The Lost Christ and Tuesday night 7 o'clock men meeting followed by 730 lecture series Hampton Court singers The Boy Scouts meet Monday Billy Davidson leads The Star Disaster M HE Sunday school met at Miss Joan Aley home Clyde Street with attendees including Mrs Ada Dindinger Miss Irene Minner Olivia Stewart Xethia Swanes Edna White and special guest Miss Mabel Cunningham Next meeting will be at Irene Minner's home April 8th Local notes report residents visiting Pittsburgh Sharon and surrounding towns with several families listed and small town updates about residents and travel The sap is flowing in the trees and a humorous note about knee weakness ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Court Singers
M. HE
Joan Aley
Clyde Street
Ada Dindinger
Irene Minner
Ulvia Stewart
Xethia Swanes
Edna White
Mabel Cunningham
Deaths Of The Day In Kent and Youngstown obituaries listed
Mrs Manic Robison aged 83 dies at her brother Robert Mitchell home in Kent Ohio after pneumonia. She born in Sin City and left forty years ago. Funeral held at First M B Church Kent burial in Kent. Mrs Tthyy L Davies sister of William Pander dies in Atlanta with remains to be moved to Lifts City for funeral. Mrs Preston Morrow dies at 1492 Himrod Avenue Youngstown after cerebral hemorrhage. leaves three children and five grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from residence, burial Tod Cemetery. Mrs John Connors dies at 12 tonight at 520 Adams Street after pneumonia. born in Wales. survived by seven teens and three great grandchildren. funeral Wednesday 9 a m at St Marys. burial St Marys Cemetery. Miss Sadie Staats learns of sister Mrs William Staats death in New York City. sister had visited here. Thomas Frankovitch four days old son of Joseph and Mary Verbon Frankovitch dies. burial St Josephs Cemetery. Funeral for Gus Anderson held at Bessemer Presbyterian Church. interment Besemer Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manic Robison
Aanin O Mitchell Robison
Robert Mitchell
Kent
Robison
Sin City
M. B. Banch
George W. Mitchell
New Brighton
Paulie W. Byers
Meanchin
Tthyy L. Davies
Bartha Davies
Rhys L. Davies
Atlanta
Daviess
William L. Pander
Wirinall
Pander
Preston Morrow
Sarah Jane Tay Morrow
Himrod Avenue
Youngstown
Mrs. Morrow
Mercer County
Thomas and
Margaret Boalfiay
Wesminster Church
Robert Sinclair
Sidney J. Cook
Irene Morrow
T. Ray
Pittgsburgh
George Ray
Sharon
Greenfield
Grove City
Haa
Uimrod Avenue
Hemley White
Tod Cemetery
John Connors
Catherine Goonors
Fred Kay
Adams Street
Connors
Wales
Shea
St. Mary's Search
Joan
Fred Ray
Edward Fee
Eugene Connors
Robert White
Lea Callander
Mary Mullen
Eugene Bickley
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
William, Staats
Sadie Force
Neshannock Avenue
Birs
William Staate
New York City
Staats
New York
Miss Force
Neshannock Agends
W. BR. Hazlett
Hutchingon Street
Thomas Frankovitch
Joseph
Mary Verbon
Frankovitch
Hazel Street
Mark
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Democratic Needs Outlined by Senator Robinson in Speech
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the minority leader, set forth Democratic needs and urged unity. He endorsed the idea of a Democratic conference this spring or summer to plan for the next congressional campaign and to counter factional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Robinson
International News Service
Washington
Mar
Robinson
Arkansas
City To Purchase Gardner's Law Books
City council approved an ordinance to acquire the law library of Special Counsel James A. Gardner city solicitor from 1896 to May 1924 for 2.1 million dollars. The purchase transfers ownership to New Castle with plans to house the collection in city facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Gardner
Law Books
James A. Gardner
City of
New Castle
Law books bought by Gardner worth six thousand dollars
The records show attorney Gardner purchased many law books over his career and replacement value of about six thousand dollars, per councilman Robert White. The ordinance was referred to committee ten days ago and returned with a favorable report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iorney Gardner
Laissnor
Robert White
Police Called In Case Argument Of Neilan And Wife
News services report Marshall Neilan, famed film director, and his wife Brendie Sweet were involved in a dance floor dispute at a suburban cafe in Icesles California. Neilan reportedly objected to his wife's dancing partner, prompting a police call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilan
Williams Treatment claims relief for kidney and rheumatic ailments
Advertises The Williams Treatment as a cure for uric acid ailments including kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism and acid stomach. Promises a free 56 dose bottle and a low cost 32 dose trial with 10 cents to cover postage. Mail order to The Dr D A Williams Co Dept DA East Hampton Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. D. A A. Willams Company
Dept
P.O. Block
East Hampton
Conn
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Lawrence Franti
North
Mercer ST
Clark & Mackie Co
China
PENN
Hollywood
Anna Q Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Mary Astor
Cormeds
Newst Reel
Penn Orchestra
Dome— Ovak
Tiam Yakbanks
Women First
STAR
Riders of Mystery
Bill Cody
Peggy O'Dare
News Reel
Reghnt
Rin
Lin Tin
Wonder Dog
June Merlowa
Eric St. Clair
So Getters
Tharic Chase
Stath
Arizona Romeo
Comedy
France
O'Neil
Blackmer
Continental
Robert W. Stewart
E. C. Finney
Serrator
Interior
T. Duke Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sinclair
Martin W. Littleton
Tno
Robert L. Wallace
James H. McClelland
Beaver Townshipepublican
M. OC
Sourth Ward
New Cantls
Sherifh
Connie
Ellwood City, Pa
Fospital
Almira
Rutter Studio
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phons
Der
Police Court News
North Street High Chapel
Alabama
Lobocca
Dle Koffe
Telegraph
Luna
Millania
Tink
Ida Hughes
BOY Scouts
Billy Davidson
Wampoum
TD. Longwell
George Walters
Mildred
Raymond Orris
Hig Home
Hare
Helen Dickinson
Cambridge Springs
R. L. Perking
H. KE
Bilwood City
David Alonse
Eee
Anna Rodlek Weg Pee -Yee
Hubler
Mr. Anderson
Gus Anderson
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
L. T. Taft
Axal Anderson
August Anderson
Gus Swanson
John Carlson
Charles Nord
George N Johnston
Besemer Cemetery
Johnson Feller
Vlashington St
New Castle Dy
Pierre Threedor Weh
Ewings Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing
TRE Square
Rogsd Frost
Trousseau
Mather Bros. CO
Jewelers
E. Washington St
New Castle, Pa
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