Love Test Of A 15 Year Old And A 27 Year Old
In the small town of Canaan a fifteen year old boy William Thelma Tibbitts, a divorced woman with a five year old child, seek a marriage license. The town board and parents oppose due to age. The couple vow to wait until the boy is sixteen as society weighs a controversial bond in a rural setting.
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Canaan
Ale
Boxy
William B. Thelma Tibbitts
Lestie Buzzell
Buzzell
Maine
Hays
Inve
William PerenLes
Hey
Lettie Foster
Board of Selection
William
Willilamt
Thelma Tibbitt
Motor Federation Seeks Detailed State Road Report
Pennsylvania Motor Federation requests a detailed road budget report from Secretary of Highways Th. Stuart after comparing figures with the budget and statement submitted by the department. The letter asks for the department’s survey data and questions the proportion of funds spent on actual construction versus totals, noting a $2,500,004 allocation for new road construction in the biennium. The federation’s inquiry, prompted by critics, aims to clarify how funds are applied to road projects.
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G. Ross Downing
Starr Corranporiens
Harrisburg
Department of Logs
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Mins Th. Stuart
Federation
Businessman shoots wife then kills himself in Scranton
Joseph Burrall, 46, a prominent Scranton businessman, shot his wife at their home and then wounded himself below the heart. Police said the wife died from multiple wounds and Burrall was listed in critical condition at a local hospital. Neighbors noted Burrall had been in poor health and recently hospitalized.
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Citernnurom
Scranton
Mareh
Joseph Burrall
Neiglborn
Burgi
Burra
Komotiie
Recut
Elevator fall injures New Castle post office worker
Witt O Gere, a New Castle post office employee, fell in a near accident Monday sustaining facial and leg injuries. Initial reports suggested seriousness but later medical exams found injuries not severe as described. Crawford, acting postmaster, says Gere is improving and expected to return home soon.
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Witt O. Gere
New Castle
Nee van Ney
Tate
WW. Crawford
Grand Jury Urges County Court House Overhaul
The grand jury recommends urgent action to build a new court house with adequate size and safeguards for records. It criticizes cramped, poorly ventilated offices for clerks and the sheriff, notes bad detention facilities, and praises jail condition while urging new mattresses and blankets. It calls for proper ladies rest room on the second floor.
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Grand Jury
Tre- Thing
Glr
Ulta
Dynamite Blasts Wreck Homes Of Moon Run Miners
Moon Run Mining Community near here was rocked by gunfire and dynamite blasts early today. Two families escaped injury as dynamite charges under a frame house failed to detonate, with a postal worker and attendant safely removed. Moon Run mine has operated for several months with many miners at work.
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Cinterdalinagt News
Berchgad
Moon Run
Scranton Man Found Hanging Near Erie Station
The body of 60 year old George Mines of Scranton was found hanging from a trestle near the Erie railroad station in Dunmore today. Police believe he took his own life amid poor health. he was a brother of Scranton fire captain Jacob Fries.
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International Eee Service
Scranton
George Mines
Mass Scranton
Erie Railroad
Dunmore
Dries
Jacob Fries
Scranton Fire Department
Panic Averted At City School Fire Drill
In il City School, nearly 26 children were led out during a false fire drill when a dry bucket with cloth soaked in water caused smoke. The fire department was summoned after students exited as teachers preserved calm and conducted a search.
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Tnternational New
City
Second Ward
Hutchling
Serylee
Volunteers Sustain Alfred Frick With 73 Hours Of Artificial Respiration
In Evanston a 22 year old Alfred Frick, paralyzed diaphragms and chest muscles, was kept alive by 35 volunteers in relay chest compressions for 65 hours, with hopes doctors may find a cure. Relays continue as prognosis remains guarded.
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Nston
Marcel
Alfred Rick
Frick
Public Service Company
St. Francia Hospital
May Offer Pennington Commissioner Post In New Enforcement Plan
Pennington, Pittsburgh administrator, is reportedly chosen by Gen. Andrews for the prohibition commissioner post as part of a broader enforcement plan. Treasury officials consider Pennington a successful administrator. Mellon’s approval and Andrews’s exact role remain undecided. The appointment may affect other posts, with Ernest Camp and Frank Dew also discussed for top customs positions. Pennington states he will obey orders from his superiors in Washington.
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Pennington
Digterbaus
Washington
March
Commissianac
Congress
Lincoln
Andrews
J. D. Pennigton
Pitteburgh
NawiYork
Penningten
Treasury
Mellon
Navy
Andry
Pittsburgh
Melvin
Andrewe
Aiready
Boar
H. H. White
7 B
Oklahoma
Maro
Gland
John D. Pennington
International News Service of War
Lincoln C. Andrews
Sena
College Alumni Banquet Planned by Westminster Alumni
President I A Hover of the New Castle Alumni Association announces a joint New Castle and New Wilmington banquet for this year. The event will be held in New Wilmington at the United Presbyterian church on Friday March 28. Several hundred are expected to attend as the program is being arranged.
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I. A. Hover
New Castle
Westminster College
New Wilington
New Wilmington
United Presbyterian Church
Body Of Youth Found Dead In Boston Dump
The body found on a Boston dump was identified as John OH. Kelly. A nationwide search had been conducted. Altieri Dee was arrested charged with murder. Mary Kelly, housekeeper for Tiow, was charged as an accessory before and after the fact.
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Boston
PALME
Mass
Mar
John OH. Kelly
Rntt
Bracefiyn
Tae
Haan Mide
Thia
Kelly
Altieri Dee
Mraldagrea Suurder
Mrydda Kelly
Tiow
Batne
Chinese Mob Loots Shanghai Amid City Turmoil
A Chinese mob looted the native customs house in Shanghai as foreign women and children were evacuated from Wuhu to Bhaeghai. Troop movements accompany the opening of a battle for Shanghai with General Chang Tsung-Cheng ordering heavy northern reinforcements after reports of a planned triple attack to sever rail lines and trap northern forces.
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Alfred Athyer
International News Service
Shanghal
Vichy
Wuhu
Bhaeghai
Ariaca
Shanghai
Chang Tsung-Cheng
Tsingan- Phanghai
Nanking-Lunghai
Tohir
Armory Board Receives One Million Dollar appropriation
Harrisburg Pa March. Legislature advances an administration bill proposing a one million dollar appropriation to the state armory board for armor plant construction within the state. Representative Hess of Lancaster sponsors the measure, which may hinge on amendments allowing separate construction projects in various parts of the armory program.
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Harrisburg
State Armory Board
Hess
Lancaster
Big Three May Seek Armament Talks in Three Powers Pact
Washington reports informal talks between Secretary Grew and British and Japanese envoys seek a flexible three power naval limitation with optional French input. No definite plan or date set as officials weigh whether a broader agreement can halt ongoing battleship and submarine programs before a June preparatory commission.
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Sawa Sargies
Washington
Coolidge
Great Britain
Pisparatory Commission
France
Lily
Mediterran Ball
Hiiligh
Mears
Hellwintsagat- Hary Ghengut
Judvancs
Talfai
Sangnumne
Wih
Britain
Jaga
Erie Man Hangs Self On Railroad Car
A 40 year old man, Joseph Katz, hanged himself on a Pennsylvania railroad siding near Erie. His body was found dangling from a car with a noose, just inches from the ground. He left behind seven children.
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Erie
R. R. Car
Erik
Joseph Katz
Ole J
Ted & Noose
Government Restes In Sinclair Case Trial Atmosphere
The government rested its case today in the trial of Harry W. Streetman over alleged contempt of the Senate in the Teapot Dome affair. Proceedings occurred in Washington with intense courtroom attention as prosecutors wrapped up their presentation.
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WY Lawrence Sullivan International News
Boervice Stutt
Washington
March
Harry WS Stretetr
Japan Prepares To Rebuild Quake Towns In Japan
Tokyo reports a devastating western Japan quake with 2 278 dead or injured. More than 7 900 homes destroyed across four hardest hit provinces. Mineyama town and other areas suffered massive loss as fires followed the quake. Official totals will exceed tens of millions in property damage. casualty counts rise by the hour.
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Tokio
Japan
Home Office
Res
Yes SB
Mineyama
Make
Ta- Kene
Kumano
Fiamare
Miltiona
Relief Workers Battle To Reach Earthquake Areas
In Sanin district heavy storms and damaged rail lines hinder relief as refugees face food shortages. Trucks scarce, coolies haul supplies 10 miles over ruined roads while doctors from Osaka and Kohe an work to aid the overwhelmed injured. Soldiers distribute rations, erect barracks, and a relief fund collects across classes. Mrs F O Morrison visits Youngstown.
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Cinternational
Les Torto
Mare
Sanin
Kohe An Osaka
Japan
Notable New Castle theater at Beotlish Rite Cathedral
Audience praise surrounds Linda Marie production by Rose Maris company at the Beotlish Rite Cathedral. Lead actress Henieh Berson and manager Ro ML Bivans report strong reception as locals comment on the debut.
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Henieh Berson
Linda Marie
New Castle
Kauter
San Antonio
Dallas
Olmusthe
Yaar
Kolar
Jena
Rose Maris Company
MEL Ulags
Aps Poart
fHogye Mari Comalay
Great Britain delays shipbuilding after disarmament talks
In the House of Commons W C Bridgeman first Lord of the Admiralty announced that Britain will not lay down new warships under the 1927 program until Geneva disarmament results are known. Existing construction will continue.
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FLA. Wrational
Wawa
London
Great Britain
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
House of Commons
College Fraternity Prom and Night of Games
A humorous, if garbled, reminiscence describes college social life with a prom, fraternity antics, and late night dancing. It notes gray patches among students, cold weather, and a hopeful sense of youth, with a climactic burst of speed at the end.
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Motor Federation
State Motor Federation
Highway Bureau
Cere
Il City
Evanston
Alfred Frick
Kandry
Prick
Alga
Native Customs House Club
U. S
England
Sinclair
Ture
da Atemant
Ccasualties
Ryo
F. OF. Morrison
Yarist Street
Youngstown
Edith Wah
Hoiman
Rose- Marie
Inverna
Arthur Mometer
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