Skiers and Klans in Colorado Controversy Disturbs Nation
The piece reports on a national audience witnessing winter sports in Beaver and Minneapolis with American, Western, Southern, and other leagues. it then shifts to Colorado civil service clashes over prison warden Tynan amid Ku Klux Klan tensions. Governor Sweet presses charges, hearings move to Colorado Springs, and violence concerns rise around Rev. Fred Arnold's testimony.
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Michael Br. Dacey
Nowa Service
Staiz
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Maret C. Fath
Beaver
Hye Sports
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Nation
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Southerda
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Thomas Mottis- Lorne
W. E. Sweet
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Homus ‘Tynut
Tynan
Sweet
Lee
William V. Roberts
Civil Service Commission
Canon City
Colorado Springs
Cannon City
Fred HG. Arnold
State Prison
Arnold
Oborts
Colorado Klan influence seen in state political clash
Colorado Springs authorities resume hearing with strict entry searches and no spectators. Colonel Patrick J. Hamrock recalled for Civil War era actions against miners. The Klan issue fuels legislative deadlock as Judge Lindsay confronts alleged Klan ties of Grand Dragon Dr John Galan Locke over a forced midnight marriage case.
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Colorado Springs
Hugh D. Harper
Patrick J. Hamrock
Civil Service Commission
Colorado Guard
Colorado
Ben B. Lindsay
Charles &. Butler
John Galan Locke
West Side Criminal Court
Kian
Locke
Juindsay
Lindsay
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Services
BESSEMER Mr and Mrs C V Marshall and daughters Ruth and Catherine and Miss Naomi Farrell were visitors in Wampum on Saturday evening Miss Grace Kramer and Miles Fanny were visitors at Miss Kramer's parents in New Brighton over the weekend Miss Betty Henry of Sharon Pa is visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W E Henry Miss Mildred Olson spent Sunday in Pittsburgh visiting friends Rev A S Wilson who has been conducting revival at the Presbyterian church for two weeks left for his home in Union City Pa on Saturday The funeral services for Mr Gus Anderson were held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev U L Tait officiating Mrs M P Anderson and sons of Warren Ohio attended the funeral of Mr Gus Anderson on Sunday The Missionary society will hold their regular monthly meeting at the homes of Mrs D B Beala on Thursday afternoon The readers of the meeting are Mrs W P Davis and Mrs D C Bala The Westminster Guild and Mrs Throop's former class will meet at the home of Mrs R R Throop on Thursday evening All members are urged to be present
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C. V. Marshall
Ruth
Catherine
Naomi Farrell
Wampum
Grace Kramer
Miles Fanny
W. I’. Davis
D.C. Bala
Westminster Guild
Throop
R. R. Throop
Mt Hermon News From New Castle Visitors
Mt Hermon notes show Anna Boak Florence Stevenson and other locals visiting. Miss Irene Stover from Slippery Rock visited J E Stoner family. Harm on church preaching next Sunday at seven, Rev Howarth. Woman's Missionary Society held a quilting session and elected officers led by Mrs Viola Boak. Attendees listed including Miss Effie Boak and Mrs Mary Young.
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Anna Boak
Florence Stevenson
New Castle
Walter Dick
New Wilmington
Mlorence Stevenson
Tillie Boak
Irene Stover
Slippery Rock
J. E. Stoner
Harmon
Howarth
Woman's Missionary Society
Viole Boak
Josephine Munnell
Effie Boak
Mary Young
Vinenta Kildoo
Viola Boak
Cora McConnell
Mamie White
Nan White
Ela Gibson
Ainett Kildoo
Epsom Salts Taste All Gone
Pleasant lemony Epsom Salts claim unmatched medicine for constipation and sick headaches. Doctors rely on it as a gentle laxative that never gripes, labeled Epsonade Salts as pure Epsom Salts flavored with fruit salts. Guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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American Epsom Association
Urge Restriction Of Open Fires And Smoking In Forests
Harrisburg March 10 Restriction of smoking and open camp fires in Jaungyl vinta ig forest urged by R. Jtoy Morton a ua forester. The effort aims to conserve forests by preventing fires caused by carelessness among tourists hunters fishermen and campers. He notes fires rise yearly and urges protective measures for all visitors.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Jaungylvinta Ig
R. Jtoy Morton
Tourfete
Huntera
Mr. Morton
Has New Scheme To Escape From Jail In Mareer County
A garbled report from Warrisbunrg Pennsylvania notes a Mareer county man proposes a new jail escape method. The story mentions a request to appoint a local forest fire warden named by a World War veteran with a dubious past.
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Margi
Department of Foresta
Uaisman
Inmate to Sheriff Reference Sparks Debate over Appointment
Investigation showed the referred man was an inmate of the county jail and the sheriff served as his keeper. The chief forest warden concluded the applicant’s scope of activity would be too limited to merit appointment.
Four Arrested After Butter Cop Beaten in Pa
Police report four suspects arrested after Officer Wilmer Yockey was assaulted Saturday night in Butter, hospitalized after the beating. Principal offenders named include C Phillips, Campbell, Mellowell and Mehr, who allegedly attacked as the officer tried to take a detainee to headquarters following a disorderly conduct arrest nearby.
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Betgmr
Pa Mer
Alederman C. G. Phillips
Polley Thoy
Wider Weareng Campbell
Prichyt Mellowell
Witter High Selinol
Peter Mehr
Witla
Kelly
Albert Mellinger
Wartovigd Nasaule
Wilmer Yockey
Yockey
Butcher Hospital
Otevr
MccDowell
A Dame All
Lim
Iasetaihutty
Have You Piles Quick Permanent Relief Tied to HEMROID
Historic ad claims internal treatment for piles with a formula named ROID by Dr J Leonhardt. It asserts 98 percent success in 1000 cases and offers a money back guarantee. Available from Melten's Kut state Store and Bekerd's in New Castle for direct relief.
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Leonhardt
Nousanda
Direct Contact Spreads Disease Warns of Epidemic Risk
Harrisburg Pa March 12 International News Service reports Dr Campbell director of communicable diseases warns preventing disease relies on stopping healthy people from contact with the ill. He notes room disinfection alone fails and emphasizes preventing airborne and direct transmission of ailments like scarlet fever diphtheria whooping cough and influenza. He urges vigilance, cites casual neglect as main danger, and urges stronger enforcement. Also mentions local events and a program called Airways to the Front and by laws discussion by the Board of Directors with a note about Butler game in Tennessee.
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Harrisgurg
J. Moore
Campbell
Ponti
Luke
Casey
Giaranthiad
Medi Oaly
Kiwanian Challenge Set Between Bulloy and New Castle Clubs
On March 9 1925 Pelow Kiwanian Phe Kiwanis Club of Bulloy issued a challenge to Kiwanis Club of New Castle. A nine week alfalfantance contest was accepted by vote of members at the first meeting. Plans to appear before the boys from the Soup Mibasiene are noted with a Wednesday event expected and New Castle named as host.
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Kiwanis Club of
Bulloy
Kiwanis Club
New Castle
Nm Vole
Wife Traders Wives Plead Guilty Five Month Terms
BLOOMFIELD Mo March 10 Otis Cravens and rt Wallace farmers admitted that they traded wives and entered pleas of guilty on statutory charges. Circuit Judge Walker sentenced them to five months in jail with the wives receiving the same sentence. The couples announced intentions to obtain divorces and remarry in line with their affections.
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Bloomfield
Otis Cravens
Rt Wallace
Walker
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