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A theater and cinema rundown listing showings with Penn Mez and Ana Q Nilsson, Lewis Stone, Mary Astor, plus a style show by Winter Company and reel features at Capitol Liberty Regent Star and State venues. News from Harrisburg covers legislative action on appropriation bills affecting sectarian hospitals and charities with potential floor fights and league positions.
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Penn—Mez
Hollywood
Ana Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Mary Astor
Penn Orchestra
Miss Magic Bilger
Winter Company
Capitol
Mae Murray
Circe
Hulletin International News
Harrisburg
House of Repreentatives
Jinghot
Ellen
Potter
Sclanta
Representative McCain
House
Legislative League
McCaig
Department of Iwerture
Charitame
Warren Rejection Stuns Capital Amid Senate Split
Charles B. Warren’s bid for attorney general stalls as the new Senate, split between Democrats and Republican independents, threatens confirmation. Administration leaders fear a protracted fight, while Warren debates resubmission after a morning flurry of Republican and Farmer-Labor calls. Warren heads to Washington to discuss next steps with President Coolidge.
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Agnate
Senate
Te Warren
Coundgs
Republicana
Warren
White House
Gard Congress
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Jaws
Conzens
Michigan
Frater
North Dakota
Johnson
California
Ladd
Coolidge
Bim
Watson
Moses
New Hampshire
Cummina
Town
Harreld
Oklahoma
Pine
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Keyes
Detroit
Mich
Charles B. Warren
Washington
Stadium bids loom large for Erie Academy high
A high field stadium project at Erie Academy High seeks funds from the Athlet ic Council district revenues or bond issues with seven bidders for the general construction. Low bid lands at $40,000, plumbing to Whitlam and Withers Sons at $3,769. Professional bids include Smith Bauman, Tugk, Seaton, Grasser, and National Concrete Fire Proofing. Start work soon on grading and concrete. Austin & Sons previously built a comparable stadium.
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High Field
Athletic Council
New Castle
DuShane Street
Whitlam Plumbing Company
Newcastle
R. T. Withers Sons Company
Whit Ja Company
Liei
Austin Company
Erie Academy
Franklin Field
Erie Stadium
Smith-Bauman Company
GW. Tugk
M. J. Seaton
Grasser Minton-Scobell Co
National Concrete
Foundation Company
E. E. Austin & Sons
Eric
R.T. Withers Sons Company
White Plumbing Company
Laud Smith for Work in Hungary
Geneva reports Harold J. Horan notes Jeremiah Smith of New York named Hungarian high commissioner by the League of Nations. Scialoja says Hungary’s 1925 budget balances for first time since war under Smith’s reforms. Farber thanks the League for a highly qualified choice for reconstruction work.
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Harold J. Horan
International News Service
Geneva
Hungary
Jeremiah Smith
New York
League of Nations
League Council
Scialoja
Council
Smith
Stephen Farber
Puople
Nanon
League
Aristida Briand
France
Austen Chamberlain
Scouts Pass Tests At Rotary Meeting
Examination in first class second class and tenderfoot tests were held at the weekly Rotary Boy Scout Troop 1 meeting at the Carnegie auditorium. Twenty three scouts attended with Scoutmaster Kenneth Cotton and Assistant Scoutmaster Ben Wise in charge. Troop Committee man John Offutt was present. The troop is being promoted on an organized patrol basis with rear success. Garner were played following the meeting and the bars had a general good time.
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Rotary
Carnegie Auditorium
Kenneth Cotton
Ben Wise
John Offutt
Garner
Mixed Jury Hears Testimony in Hake Case
A mixed jury is hearing the Herbert Hake case before Judge McLaughrey over an alleged assault on 16 year old Anna Lee. Miss Lee testified that Hake and two accomplices offered to take her home, then drove out and she says he hugged and attempted improprieties while she resisted. The trial continues with lawyers for the commonwealth and defendants presenting their arguments.
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Herbert Hake
McLaughrey
Anna Lee
Herbert Hare
Nick Cavalier
John Seward
Hake
Miss Lee
Harlansburg
J. Rey Mercer
L. McCracken
The
Commonwealth
W. B. Porter
Clyde Gloson
Mark L. _labinovitz
Recognition Is Given School Here By Government
The Ben Franklin Junior high school receives national recognition from the U S Department of the Interior and the Board of Education for its efficient design. The publication Bulletin 1924 No 17 highlights floor plans and elevations by the Eckles Company of New Castle, noting Meadville high and Ben Franklin junior high as illustrated works.
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Ben Franklin
Ben G. Graham
Board of Education
New Castle
United States Department of the Interior
Commissioner of Education
W. G. Eckles Company
Middle Atlantic
Hew Franklin Juniorigh
Meadville High School
Eckles Company
United States
Eckles
Davies Proposes Taxing Women Who Vote in New Castle
Councilman Davies argues the current tax law burdens families and suggests a plan: women who wish to vote should pay a small poll tax, while those who do not vote would be exempt, enabling working men to bear tax costs without their wives voting.
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D. QO. Davies
New Castle
Davies
Rotary Troop 2 Meeting Is Postponed
Scoutmaster Arthur McCombe announces Rotary Boy Scout Troop 2 will not meet this week. Members are urged to note the postponement and gather next week for the planned gathering.
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Arthur McCombe
Rotary Boy Scout Troop
Haines Takes On Plumbing Inspector Role in New Castle
Roy Haines has begun duties as the city’s voting inspector of plumbing in New Castle. In a separate item, Spector 1H. Stevenson departed for Florida and will stay for several weeks.
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Roy Haines
New Castle
Judge refuses Solomon ruling. boy confined to SPCC care
Judge MacNeillie after weeks of deliberation refuses the Judgement of Solomon and confines Jackie Duff, the mystery baby, to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The boy was claimed by Mrs Martha Sitknitter and Mrs Russell Steimling, with Steimling alleging kidnap per infancy.
Deaths Of The Day in Perry Township and area
Death notices from New Castle area report Marihe Elizabeth Cleland aged 15 months dies after a three week illness in New Castle hospital. Funeral Thursday at 4 30 from Teev Cheasman home, Mountville cemetery. Also Mrs C W Fulkerson of North Beaver Street expected to arrive from St Lucie Florida for funeral in city. details to come. Tony Perrotta of Hawthorne Street buried after funeral mass at St Vitus Church led by Rev DeMito. large turnout with 75 autos in procession and many organizations sending flowers.
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Marihe Elizabeth Cleland
Martha Elizabeth Cleland
Roy Cleland
Perry Township
New Castle Hospital
Teev
Cheasman
Gurial
Mountville Cemetery
Tony Perrotta
Tony Perraotta
Hawthorne Street
Vitus Church
Fr. DeMito
St. Vitus Cemetery
Man and wife slain in Missouri quarrel
Sedalia Missouri, March 11 Internazional News Service Clyde Porter 45 and his wife Siebe 32 were shot and killed today amid a long standing family quarrel. John Zinn the father in law surrendered to authorities after the double slaying. Porter first shot his wife then she killed Porter. All are farmers. The shooting leaves three children.
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Bulleton
Internazional News Service
Sedalia
Clyde Porter
Siebe
John Zinn
Porter
Hla
Ian
Croton Scouts Honor Guests at Big Banquet
Croton Bay Scout Troop members were honored at a banquet for over one hundred attendees at the Croton M E church. The event followed a joint meeting and featured awards for first and second class scouts, formation of the Big Boy Patrol, talks by Scoutmaster Davis and Sandy Howard, and discussion of a Mothers Auxiliary.
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Croton Bay
Croton M. BE
McClelland
Owen P. Fox
BP. K. Stevenson
Sandy Howard
D. O. Davies
Ralph Reed
Fred L. Rentz
William Andrews
Ross Aitthell
Walter
Reynolds
Owen PP
Fox
P. 1K
Stevenson
Davis
George Ward
Clfford McClelland
Ollie West
Groton M. H. Church
Welsh Tea Party Draws 150 Attendees
The Welsh Tea Party held by the Welsh Women's Club of America at the W. G. C. A. drew about 150 people. A program of music and recitations led by Miss Virginia Reeber preceded tea and refreshments. Mrs. W. J. Joane chaired the committee, with Mrs. John Evars presenting and Mrs. Henry Badger assisting. An invitation was extended to the Welsh Ladies to join the auxiliary of Star of Wales Lodge No. 60 True Tvarites of America, forming a new group, and proceeds supported charity work.
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W. GC A
Welsh Women's Club of America
Virginia Reeber
W. J. Joane
John
Star of Wales Lodge No. 60
True Tvarites of America
Highway Police Examine Drivers on North Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania highway police examined about 60 drivers at noon on North Jefferson Street with more tested in the afternoon. The officers conduct license checks on the second and fourth Wednesday each month, aiming to keep traffic orderly.
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Pennsylvania Highway Policy
North Jefferson Street
Misplaced Ad Pitches Piles Cure at Drugstores
A garbled advertisement pitches a topical remedy for piles claiming rapid relief from burning and bleeding. It mentions a 66 cent price and suggests purchase at drug stores, targeting readers seeking quick, dramatic cure claims despite obscured details.
Withdraw serious case against Mumford in Albright death
Harrisburg March 11 The charge of serious case against 33 year old H M Mumford of Lebanon in the Reading Hershey death case was withdrawn on advice of District Attorney Robert Fox. Mumford was then re arrested on a new charge of serious case and held in 2500 bail.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Mar
H. Mumford
Lebanon
Harry H. Albright
Reading
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Robert Fox
Mumford
Almoharee
Lusk Ready To Submit Ordinance For Street Improvement
Councilman Bes Lusk said he is prepared to introduce an ordinance allowing home rule paving when property owners request street improvements and agree to pay their share. The discussion follows ongoing concerns about who bears costs and timing of the proposal.
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Lusk
Bes Lusk
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