Disappearance Of Farmer May Now Be Solved
Quicklime found under a flower bed near a Hillsville farmhouse. Lewis Goucher, a prominent local farmer, vanished about eleven years ago. Mahoning County authorities uncover a three by seven foot deposit of lime near the house, renewing belief his body is buried on the property. Investigations have spanned years, with deputies probing the apple orchard and surrounding areas. Continued on page three.
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Lewis Goucher
Hillsville
Lawrence County
Watest
Mahoningaty
Ose
Sin
Mahonuy County
R. J. Thomas
Macy
Mor
Drive To Be Renamed In County Campaign
On account of the poor condition of the country road the canvass to sell stock in the New Castle Parr Association could not be finished. President J J Dean said the drive will be renamed and efforts will be made to reach farmers in all parts of the county.
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New Castle Parr Association
J. J. Dean
Springfield Quiet After Night of Tension Report
International News Service describes Springfield Ohio as quiet after a night of unsettled activity. A conference between state military and local civil authorities was expected today to address slipping traces of concern and ensure order.
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International
Springfield
Ohio
Mar
Fragmentary note on a parade and daily events
A garbled diary style entry mentions a thapper parade and daily life. It references a lively day, efforts to shine old eyes, and a vague sense of routine with mentions of dates and daily activities. The text is partial and lacks clear names or places.
Males With Aching Hearts Can Study John D. Jr.'s Tip
New York February 4. A young man should pray for divine guidance when choosing a wife and not be swayed by looks. John D. Rockefeller Jr. told a Young Men's Bible class that religion nationality and station matter, but common sense matters most. He warned against marriages mixing religions and nationalities and cited divorces as a caution.
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John D. Jr
Tip
International News Service
New W York
Db. Rockefeller
Fifth
UMS Baptist, Church
Rockefeller
Samson
del Hinh
America
Girl Fights Burglar in Home Early Morning Capture
Miss Pearl Wood of Boro Line street restrained a burglar at 3 30 am clinging as he fled down stairs after discovering him crouched beside her mother's bed. The assailant, stronger, finally escaped as she clung to his handkerchief. Continued on Page Two.
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Pearl Wood
Boro Line Street
Man
Reon
Pearl
Smeone
Miss Wood
Ste
Headless woman found in Belton river in sack
The headless and intact body of a young woman found in a sack in the river near Belton Texas is at the morgue as searchers, aided by posses, comb the area for the slayer. Fishermen pulled the body from the river Sunday and investigators note both legs were cut off with a saw. No identification clues were found on the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Belton
Tex
Mar
Tremor Shakes Manville Illinois and City Council Grants Ordinance
An earthquake in Manville Illinois caused shaking for seconds with tall buildings rocking and jars toppled. In reactions, the council approved an ordinance to modify the grade of Adison Avenue from Wilmington to Locust area, while a street grade change on Tomas Street was held over due to objections.
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Iternational News
Anville
Manville
Beson
Adison Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Locustaires
Tomas
Lincoln Avenue
Mayor Presents Monthly Report on February Totals
Report of Mayor 5. A. Barnes to council covers February receipts 41 696 with 142 arrests including 41 drunkenness 28 fostering 24 suspicion. Of arrestees 38 paid fines 24 jailed 6 discharged 9 sentence suspended 16 turned over to aldermen 29 ordered out of town 13 forfeited releases. Dance hall licenses 15 dance permits 65. poor director receipts 442 84 poor warden 20 health department report received. All placed on file for certification to city treasurer.
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A. Barnes
Anh
Health Department
Adjourn After Army Appointments Pass
President Harding said he wants Congress adjourn as soon as possible but only after action on more than 1,000 Army nominations. Senator Lodge was unsure if the calendar could be cleared today. The President is expected to send additional nominations to the Senate today.
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International
Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
Lodge
Evangelist Drum Heads to Chicago After City Meeting
Evangelist Orin Drum led a two week Chicago engagement after delivering strong sermons at Epworth Methodist. The Sunday event drew about 100 high school boys. many decisions for Christ were reported as the evangelistic party left for Chicago.
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Epworth
Chicago
Twenty Arrested In Police Raid On Sunday Night
Mullheant, police matron, and officers raided a spot at the Hobart Street and Maljou ing Avenue intersection Sunday night. The operation resulted in nineteen men and one woman being arrested on charges of visiting the house. Police allege the place hosted singing and dancing on Sunday nights to attract patrons. Most detainees were fined five dollars after paying 25.06 in costs.
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Mullheant
Anest. Young
J. Moore
Connors
Hobart Street
Maljouing Avenue
Umd
Six Irish youths executed at Mount Joy Prison
Six Sinn Fein youths were executed at Mount Joy Prison for complicity in attacks on Crown forces in Ireland. Thomas Wheelan and Patrick Moran were executed first for killing British officers on Bloody Sunday. Outside, thousands gathered. Arthur Griffith was a prisoner nearby. Reprieves failed and final executions were set for six and then two more in the evening.
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Danstel O'Coeli
Mount Foy
Ireland
Thomas Wheelan
Patrick Moran
Starbiscill
Mount Joy
Arthur Grifrith
Sinn Peii
The
Irish Republic
Sinn Fein
Lons
Home Office
Police seize liquor in city booze raids
Police conducted multiple raids Saturday night arresting several for violating the city ordinances against bootlegging. Among sites targeted were John Catten's home on South Jefferson Street with nine stills, a supply of rum, and a barrel of mash found. Thuorn Suell on Jefferson Street reported a still and barrel of raisin jack, with his wife detained as her husband worked at the steel mill. Joe Bathe at 1008 Mobility Street faced two gallons of liquor and a barrel of wine seized. Nick Sbigney at the same residence had a five gallon jug of liquor seized as officers confiscated the stock. Liquor was stored at the police chief's office awaiting hearings set by the mayor.
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Visttda
John Catten
S. Jefferson Street
Jack
Tlorn Suell
Jeffarson Sovear
Joe Bathe
Nick Sbiginey
Ame
Palice
Fallon
Chiefs of Police
Phes
Revival at Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church Grows
Evangelist Wirermacht drew a large crowd at the Dewey Avenue Free Methodist revival. He spoke about spreading the Lord’s work while promoting a catchy slogan. The meeting featured singing led by Stra. Wireman and focused on sustaining the revival energy.
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Dewey Avenue
Wirermacht
Murder of Church Organist Stuns New Jersey Town
Perth Amboy police hunt for a slayer described by the prosecutor as a degenerate of the upper type after church organist Mrs. Marshall Wilson was found murdered and mutilated near her home. Four men were detained briefly as footprints and scattered jewelry tests aid the case. The victim, once married to Harvey Wilson of Brockton, Massachusetts, had been separated, and the motive remains unclear amid a tense community reaction.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Marshall Wilson
Voung
Maxgives
Wilson Kaal
Elizabeth
Marshall
Hare
Brockton
Miass
Wilson
Marshal
Harvey Wilson
Himt
Joseph Strickler
Middlesex County
Move Up Forward Campaign Planned by Local Official
Victor C Patterson and Bo secretary of the Incal MLc return from Pittsburgh after studying the Move Up Forward campaign. The plan aims to interview all students in the top three high school classes about vocational and religious goals with expert guidance. Patterson also visited the Morals Court. Commissions of public money were issued to S Dollns of RE wood City and L H.W. Phelps.
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Victor C. Patterson
Mlc. A
Pittsburgh
Dave
Pittsbrerh
Otr. Patterson
Then Morals Court
Death notice for Nathan Osaraus and others in unclear text
Fragmentary death record entries list Nathan Osaraus and several unclear names with stray terms and symbols. The legibility is too poor to determine precise dates, places, or relationships.
White on Trial for Murder as Women Jurors Challenged
Immense crowd fills Lawrence court as Albert Torrence White defends against wife Sadie A. White murder charge. Commonwealth is led by District Attorney George W. Muse and ex Judge Porter. defense by Robert J. Wallace. Venire challenged on grounds of missing female eligibility and Pennsylvania and federal rules. Jury selection continues amid heightened spectator interest and newspaper attention.
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Lawrence Court
Albert Torrence White
Sadie A. White
Commonwealth
George W. Muse
Willian EF. Porter
White
Robert J. Wallace
Ralph Campiiell
Campbell
Mr Campbell
Robert Lo Villare
Pennsylvania
Ludge W. B. Porter
Asa
Imade
Plan Ir Emery
Shorelock
Porsons
Joseph H. Boyd
Robert L. Wallace
Striking miners and unrest ripple through Tenrfield area
Reports describe fifty or more Lomdred miners on strike at Tenrfield May ber. A punch clock installed at Vines, a leading outfit, sparks labor tension while local authorities investigate alleged rigging and theft in theater quarret. News mentions casualties, resignations, and widespread disturbances affecting Cuieberiond and nearby towns with multiple injuries and fatality reports amid the upheaval.
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Tenrfield
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National Guard Bering
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Miss Pearl Wood
Boro Line
Illinois City
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Mt. Joy
New City
Dewey Ave
Torrence White
Ripper
S. ¥. Dollns
Rewood City
L. H.W. Phelps
Nathan Osaraus
Amo Lael Mulevard
Deve Thuumani
Nesthan- Aoock
APOE
Sohuston Clinetelier
Phen Gts
Summerville
West
ULF Railroad
James Davis
Big Beaver Township
Cement Tile Works
Wm. H. Braden
Eighth Ward
Molder
Albert
Kenee White
M Bessie AL Anderson
Webster Mills
Cuieberiond
Tsareh
Hayina
Tom Uney
Mayeruder
Hefrrd Junction
Sanday
Ata Uvenreh
Thomas Veught
Basehor
Posepeh Uiders
Naged Ives
Se Wits Ried
Uazeiney, Pa
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