Stadium Ticket Drive Nears Final Subscriptions
Students at Senior High report remaining about twenty five tickets of the quota for fall games. Those who promised orders and those who want tickets are urged to contact Prof. F. L. Orth at Bell Phone 620 without delay. With pledged and sold figures, securing the needed few tickets seems assured. over subscription would be handled. The movement earns praise from Prof. Orth and the student body for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers Yong
IF. L. Orth
Bell Phone
Prof
Orth
Ules
Margaret Worner
James A. Chambers
Sherman Levine
Francia Sgweraby
Edward Wardt
Brendon Hanlon
Lamopren
Winters
Roscoe pleads guilty and paroled in extortion case
In the case brought by John Wasilewski, Paul Roscoe faced charges of attempted extortion and blackmail. A nolle prosequi was entered before Judge Emery by District Attorney Tt. J. Hildebrand. Roscoe was paroled for one year on attempted extortion and placed on $1,000 bond for two years on the peace charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Paul Roscoe
John Wardlewski
Nolle
Emery
Dstrict
Tt. J. Hildebrand
Roscow
Tia
Nols Contentre
Wan
Tascoa
Wasilewski
Som
Roscoe
Wheathud
Where To Go TRNN Inez and Cast in 1920s Reel Lineup
A fragmented movie schedule lists multiple theaters and shorts. Notable entries include cap1 Capitol with Mas Murray in Circe the Enchantress and Higgins Fashion Revue with Oh Yeacher. Liberty features Red Mack Musical Comedy in Jesse James. Stars include Eva Novak, Willam Fairbanks, and Rin Tin Tin in various reels.
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Capitol
Mas Murray
Circe the Enchantress
Higgins
Oh Yeacher
News Reel
Liberty
Red Mack Musical Comedy Company
Jesse James
Mixon
William Farnum
Roush
Ready
NOME
Eva Novak
Willam Fairbanks
Eray Magazine
Dudick case jurors selected in hard fought trial
Two women and ten men named as jurors for the Dudick case continued from page one. Evidence cites a pale nervous defendant, a dented headlight linking to the Ellwood City garage, and glass matching at the scene. Prosecution lists Re L Hildegard and Chambers with a defense team including Martin Kraus and Martin Graham as jury selection signals a contentious trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudick
Ellwood City
Air Chambers
Dintricy
Re. L. Hildegrand
Attorney
Chambers
the Commonwealth
J. Norman Martin
M. J. Kraus
Martin Graham
Bureau muzzling charge sparks renewed Senate inquiry
Senators demand a tougher probe as hearings resume with plans to extend into June pending revelations about the Internal Revenue Bureau. Couzens confirms continued investigation of his 1919 income tax return amid pressure over officials and engineers challenging superior orders.
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Penn Sand
Greenidge
Couzens
Arm Is Broken In Fall At Hastrook
Mrs William Warnock of Hastrook suffers a broken left arm from a fall several days ago near the wrist. The injury is described as quite severe and comes amid notes of financial strain involving an overdraft and a check written to cover the excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
William Warnock
Sale valuation dispute over Ford stock debated in Senate
Couzens cites Daniel Roper setting Ford stock value at 9400 a share at sale. Trebur Sag reports current value at 12500 a share, implying higher assessment. Senator Glass would publicly back Couzens, while Sennor Glass’s treasury view supports adjustment.
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Praisal
Ford Motor Company
Couzens
Internal Revenue
Daniel Roper
Trebursag
Conzens
Senate
Sennor Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Initial Victory In Teapot Dome Trial Divided
Today's Teapot Dome hearing opens with Ti E Eddy from the Washington lands office. Testimony is expected on the validity of placer claims in Teapot reservoir and may include depositions from Amos J Beatty John Schafer and J Leo Stack. Zevely deposition may be read, linking Sinclair loans to Secretary Fall during a Russia trip inquiry. Zevely is currently in Paris.
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Ti. E. Eddy
Commissioner of Lands Office
Washington
Teddy
Teapot Reservoir
Amos J. Beatty
Texas Oil Company
John ©. Schafer
Chicago
Denver
J. Leo Stack
Zevely
Russia
Binclair
Ol. Zevely
Tree Warden Bill Delayed In City Council
Council today did not report out of committees on Hiram G. Miller's ordinance creating a shade tree commission and appointing a tree warden. The plan sets a fea based pay: $31.50 per hour for trimming and $3.00 for inspections. an assistant at $1.00, with the commission overseeing trees and shrubs along sidewalks. Private individuals could hire the inspector but would pay the bill.
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Council
Hiram G. Miller
Shade Tree Commission
Building Permits Filed by Local Residents
Fr J Thompson, 224 East London, remodelling. Tony Moore, 410 South Jaffer, SO, repairs. Hook & Fleming, 1042 Maryland, dwelling. W Paisley, 327 Park netling. Domenico Doddo, 510 South Mill, storeroom. Smith & Bauman, 148 East Long, storefront. Joseph Harris, 509 Centennial, awaiting. M S Jordan, 341 Laurel Boulevard, garage. M Jordan, 341 Laurel Boulevard, dwelling. A J Grookstom, 1324 Wilmington, dwelling.
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Fr. J. Thompson
East London
Tony Moore
South Jaffer
Hook & Fleming
Maryland
Paisley
Park
Deaths Of The Day and Local Obituaries
Funeral services for Joseph B. McKnight were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday from his Washington township home, with Rev. Shoemaker officiating. Interment in Harlansburg cemetery followed. Also noted are multiple brief notices: Mrs. William Casey of Heaver Falls dies at 44, leaving ten children. funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from Mrs. Hoskins Funeral Home. Mrs. Elizabeth Hosking funeral at the Christian and Missionary Alliance. E. Miller buried with services at the First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Bertha Davies of Atlanta reported en route to New Castle. Mrs. Kate Fulkerson of New Castle dies suddenly in Florida. and short teasers on other local incidents.
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Mrr. McKnight
Joseph B. McKnight
Washington Township
Rev. E. Co
Ansboro
Baptist Church
Curtis Weller
George Wellanbaugh
Albert Double
Charles N. Plumber
Emery
Frank Edie
Joseph
Jordan
Harlansburg
Clnternational
Washington
United States Health Service
Carville
Dimlinois
Maine
Louisiana
William Casey
Heaver Falls
Frank Meyers
Allen Street
Casey
Aho
Oliver
Hammond
Ind
Harry
Pittsburgh
Frenk
George Jones
Hoskins
Elizabeth Hosking
Charles J. Hoskins
Leagure Avenue
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Fearson Street
W. ‘Lambert
H. J. Buckingham
D. W. Patterson
Mr. Miller
Miness E. Miller
Lincoln Avenue
G. WH. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
7. M. Ferguson
Bellevue
R. J. Lanning
W. E. Porter
W. J. Ewing
T. H. Hartman
Thomas Hinkson
Hugh Chambers
George Smith
Greetwood Cemetery
Bertha Davies
Rhys L. Davies
Atlanta
Willum Pander
Blaine Street
F. B. McAilistar
All Park Cemetery
GW. Stulkerson
Kate Clina Fulkerson
CG. W. Fulkerson
North
Beaver Street
St. Lucy
Fla
C. C. Fulkerson
Delaware
Fulkerson
New Castle
Mra. Alkerson
Washington, Pa
F. L. Grave
Clarksburg
W. Va
Ella Duval
Bed Clothes Dangling From Third Story Window
Harold Addicott reported missing bed clothes dangling from the third story window of the ILOC,A building. Fellow students had played a joke on the Senior High School mechanical drawing instructor, leaving his room toppy turvy and in disarray.
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Harold Addicott
ILOC
Eighteen Pints In Suitcase Say Police Officers
Detective Logan and Officers Harper Flinner and J Moore entered the home of Charles Avra at 3 Bluff Street unannounced. Avra fled to his porch but was chased and captured. Inside his house a suitcase held eighteen pints of liquor. He was brought to the police station. Chief Dysart filed charges against Avra before Alderman Mantz for violating the Snyder Act amid ongoing bootlegging complaints and police surveillance.
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Logan
Harper, Flinner
J. Moore
Charles Avra
Bluff Street
Avra
Moora
Chass
Polie
Henry Dysart
Avrd
L. C. Mantz
Snyder
Arran & Bootlegger
Hays
Electric Company To Remove Poles Plan Agreed
Louis Round superintendent and city officials approved removing a section of Union Tele poles to cut the risk and cost. The plan covers County Line Crawford avenue East street Shaw street and adjacent blocks. Estimated city cost of 150 to 200 dollars aims to prevent damages or a potential death from fallen poles.
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Louis Round
New Gasilo Btestiie Company
Union
County Line
Crawford Avenue
Croton Avenue
East Street
North Street
Lincoln Avenue
Shaw Street
East
Rely Street
Electric Company
Round
Council
Divorce Validity Question in Dennistoun Case
The case centers on whether the divorce of Mrs. Dennistoun is valid under English law. Hall states the couple were domiciled in France when the decree was issued and plans to testify that the divorce came by arrangement, which could amount to nullification under English law.
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DeForest
Hall
Dennistoun
France
Cost of Removing Poles Discussed by Councilman Bes
Councilman Bes Lusk informs colleagues that electrician George Nickum is tallying costs to remove poles from the defunct Union Telephone company. The note hints at uncertain readiness for rain and possible borrowing of equipment as needed.
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Bes. Lusk
Olly
BOVININE Promises Health Boost for Nursing Mothers
For forty years physicians have promoted BOVININE to rebuild blood and sustain nursing mothers and their babies. The ad claims quick assimilation nourishes both mother and child, benefits convalescents and the elderly, and offers the tonic through local drugstores and chains.
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McKinley and
Pronte
Mom Castle
Falslers
Church Official Clarifies Spires Street Petition
Ralph Orr of the Reformed Presbyterian church presented a communication to city councils explaining an error in a paving petition. The church, trustees, and property owners claimed 23 of 44 frontage but officials say the signing was misrepresented. The parsonage sits on Spruce Street with frontage of 2188.34 feet. trustees held 14177.02 feet. Council members discuss paving Spruce Street and directing the city solicitor to draft an ordinance.
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Ralph Orr
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Spires Street
County Line
East Washington Street
Orr
Board of
Troulees
Spruce Street
Counciman Miller
Lusk
Miller
Bornéa Street
Wiliam Burns
White
Spruce Streat
Widow Accused of Moonshine at 428 Friendship Street
Police found a null and eighteen gallons of liquor Monday at the home of Mrs. Telia Marella, 428 Friendship Street. Mrs. Marella and her six children were taken to the station, charged with violating the Spyder Act. Bail set for a Thursday hearing. Fin Rosse, a visitor, was fined 100 dollars for being in a disorderly house.
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Homer
Telia Marella
Friendship Street
Lynch
Horner
Ehuller
Fin Rosse
Dad Lyons Home With Dog Prizes At Akron Show
Dad Lyons of Wing Street returns from the Akron Dog Show with multiple prizes. Winners include Winsome Rex first and reserve, Joe Rick’s English setter first and reserve, Jan Rick’s American Fox Hound Prince second, Frank Robl’s Great Dane first, and Alex Pagley’s Great Dane first. Lyons praises the judges and the favorable treatment of his dogs.
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Wo Dt
Dad
Alex Pagley
Lim
Held For Hearing On Liquor Charge Against Avarn
Charles Avarn charged with possessing liquor in an information by Chief Henry Dysart appeared before Alderman Mantz. He failed to furnish bail and was committed to jail for no hearing on Friday afternoon. The Soroptimist club is a social organization of business and professional women of Iowa ado.
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Charles Avarn
Henry Dysart
Mantz
Avarn
Internal Revenue Office Extends Hours Thursday Evening
The Internal Revenue Department will stay open Thursday evening this week with the office to remain open until 9 PM. Collector Marlon Woods announced the filing deadline is Monday March 15 and urged taxpayers to file by Wednesday or Thursday to ease congestion for the anticipated heavy volume on Friday and Saturday.
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Internal Revenue Department
Marlon Woods
Woods
North Street HI Y To Meet Wednesday
Pioneer lifestyles will be discussed at the weekly session of the North Street Junior HI Y club. Supervisor Leonard urges all members to be present for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Hi-Y
M.C
Leonard
Equity case hearing postponed in White vs RLM Wil lames
Hearing in the equity case of Howard White against RLM Williams and others has been postponed until March 24. The dispute arises from a coal bank lease in Slippery Rock township over where mine refuse should be dumped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard White
RLM
Willames
Slippery Rock Township
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