Bee Conditions Good In Lawrence County Says Hoye
Harold Blove, president of the Lawrence County Beekeepers Association, reports the county's bees are in good condition when properly packed for winter. Poor results followed leaving hives on summer stands without packing. Early February brood appeared due to warm weather, risking starvation as spring approaches. Inspect hives for stores, weigh hives, and ensure a 15 pound reserve. if short, replace a comb with honey and feed syrup if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Blove
Lawrence County Beekeepers Asociation
Lawrence County
Political Announcements Linked to September Primaries 1825
The News announces official signings related to the primaries set for September 15, 1825. The announcements authorize party actions and candidate designations under local authority.
Wanderers of the Wasteland and The Red Ly on Tonight
Capitol features Jack Holt Kathryn Williams and Noah Beery in Wanderers of the Wasteland. Also Maurice Humphrey and company perform fmrongs dances and mists in Charse the Needle. Liberty shows Tops and Bottom with Red Mack. Regal presents Rin Tin Tin in Find Your Man. Strand runs Tarrestern Wallop.
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Capitol
Jack Holt
Kathryn Williams
Noah Beery
Liberty
Red Mack and Musical Comedy Company
Reghnt
Rin Tin ‘Tin
Wonder Dog
June Marlowe
Eric St. Clair
Charlie Chase
News Reel
Hake Sentenced To Reform School In Anna Lee Case
Herbert Maks, convicted of attempting to assault Miss Anna Lee, was sentenced by Judge James J. McLaughrey to the Huntingdon reform school. Also jailed six months for Mike Leone after a guilty plea to felonious assault and battery. Annie Zavchak, found guilty of violating the Snyder act, fined $300 and six months in jail. Tony Hlisco pleaded guilty to selling intoxicating liquor and faces further sentencing.
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Herbert Maks
Anna Lee
James J. McLaughrey
Huntingdon Reform School
McLaughrey
Hake
Mike Leone
Annie Zavchak
Tony Hlisco
Attorney Banquet Honors Mansfield Legacy in Law
An annual attorney banquet extols Lord Mansfield as the greatest common law judge, outlining his codification of unorganized laws shaping modern contracts and financial papers. Judge James A. McLaughrey shares personal origins and humor, with sympathy resolutions for ill colleagues Gardner and Winternitz and banquet plans coordinated by a committee.
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England
Lord Mansfield
Braham
James A. McLaughrey
Lawrence County
Mercer County
James A. Gardner
B.A. Winternitz
H. A. Willigan
Charlen R. Davis
W. Walter Breatham
J. Clyda Gilfillan
M. J. Kraus
James L. O'Toole
Bird and Arbor Day Planned In Mercer County
Mercer County schools plan Bird and Arbor Day events on April 10 or 24 with program content chosen by teachers. Trees are available from the state department for on hand supply, and guidance is in the March Pennsylvania School Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane Pa
Pennsylvania
County Superintendent of Schools
Astute
Harrisburg
State Department of Education
Pennsylvania School Journal
Mercer County
Reading Circle to Meet at Mrs. Dillard Home
The J. D. Reading Circle will gather Monday evening at Mrs. Blanche Dillard’s home on Elin Street. Mrs. Mary Clark will host the event as members of the New Castle Afro-Americans group participate in a community reading circle activity.
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Tt. I
J. D
Blanche Dillard
Elin Street
Mary Clark
Foster Parents of McClintock in Custody
Chicago prosecutors prepared to present evidence to the grand jury on William D Shepherd as custody battles continued. Detectives questioned witnesses about typhus culture courses and possible contacts with Dr Fatman and John Marchand.
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McClintock
Crowe
Crows
Oscar Carlstrom
Chicago
Springfield
Edwin Hedrick
Sheperd
Edrick
Shepherd
State Attorneys Office
Kenilworth
Robert Strait
Naumann
St. Pauls
Evanston | S
Shepherd Cool
Ruth Ramsed
States Attornneys
Science Schoo
Fatman
John 2. Marchand
George Fosberg
Efora
Shaepherd
Marchand
Filen
Dr. Faiman
Faiman
Harry Olson
Joseph Scheldock
Louis Kles
Grand Jury
William D. Shepherd
Q. J. Chott
Jacob Hopking
Criminal Court
Loop
William Nelson McClintock
Foster
Hopkins
Chott
Seed Corn Should Be Tested Before Planting In 1925
Preliminary reports from the U S Department of Agriculture warn the seed corn situation remains serious in spring 1925 but an outright catastrophe is averted. Immediate action is urged with germination testing, contacting State Agricultural Colleges, County Agents, and sharing surplus seed to ensure adequate viable supplies nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
State Agricultural Colleges
State Agricultural College
Miners Idle as Demand Drops in Hazelton District
International News Service reports over seven thousand miners idle in Hazelton and nearby areas due to weak demand for anthracite coal. Daily coal loading averaged 29,000 tons this week, about 15 percent below normal.
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Hhazelton
Muar
Girls Chorus Set to Entertain at Senior High Play
Senior High School students report strong ticket sales for Come Out of the Kitchen to be staged March 29 30 at the auditorium to benefit the school library and orchestra. A 45 voice girls chorus will perform between acts and the senior orchestra will provide pit music and extra selections.
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Orehestra
Walter DeLilio
Jon Patterson
William Taey
Charles Thomas James Fitzgerald
Warren Miller Mettie Round Irons Bowman
Frank Byers
Catherina Newbert
Beatrice Lavarachk
Edwin Davis Thomas Sadler
Opra
McGoy
Thomas Connelly
Bon Yong Willam Hirt Sherwin Brown
Paul Turner
Tony Masters
Georges Shaklee
William McRibben
Burdell Senkay
Genevra McCreary
Ralph Huffman
Freda Lewis
Tom Soloman
Tom Lewis
Annabel Wright
Richard Deverell
Scott Sample
Walter Burleson
Frank Cox
Anna Man Strelb
Julius Newmark
Gerald Zieva
James Callahan
Stanley Boughton
Russell Lennig Alexander Simon Harold Guy
William Dukas
Peter Sparano
Eugene Wealiece
Charles Cunningham Ber Graham Paul Alford
Joa Colaluca
Seven Killed in Communist Riot in German City
Rioting Reds and police exchange fire in a German industrial city known as a Communist stronghold. About 4,000 participants, hundreds injured, and the gallery bombardment cited as chaos erupts before order is restored.
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Germany
Halla Ig
Eberta
What Did You See City Solicitor Helps Newsboy
City events and minor incidents fill a March afternoon page. A newsboy assistance by City Solicitor R WM White is noted along with Pedigreed dog Lanigan and Waltenbaugh. A dog theft is reported with re pacts today. Baseball games on a city common and motorists freeing stored cars signal seasonal change. Muddy county roads and gathering rigs near a livery stable indicate travel conditions.
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R. WM. White
Plan to Ash County Road Improves Mudged Route
Hickory and Washington township road supervisors seek to upgrade the road between Volant and Mastbrook with P. K. Stevenson of the Board of Trade. If ashes are unavailable, a granulated slag roadbed is planned. Costs to be borne by the township, with county funds previously set aside, and county aid contingent on local cooperation.
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Hickory
Washington Township
Volant
Mastbrook
P. KK. Stevenson
Board of Trade
McVay
Carr
Stevenson
Ta Ming
Cracker Sticks In Babe's Throat And Causes Her Death
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on March 13 a one year old girl Dorothy Bozzo daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Bozzo of 208 Mitchell avenues Clairton died after a soda cracker lodged in her throat during breakfast. The obstruction caused convulsions that led to death before a doctor could arrive.
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Mckeesport
Dorothy Bozzo
Anthony Bozo
Mitchell Avenues
Clairton
Deaths Of The Day: Graham S Fowle Died In March
Noted local figure Graham S. Fowle died Friday at 6 am after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Somerset Bermuda July 23 1877 he married Margaret King fourteen years ago and leaves a daughter Elizabeth plus siblings in Bermuda Ottawa and China. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from Rhodes Place residence with Rev Philip C. Pearson. Interment Oak Park Cemetery.
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Graham S. Fowle
Mr. Fowle
Somerset
Bermuda
John
Frances
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Edward King
Rhodes Place
Philip C. Pearson
Oak Park Cemetery
George Lawrence Vogan
Slippery Rock Township
Mr. Vogan
Mahoning Township
Jonathan
Mary Rowland Vogan
Mary Cameron Vogar
Wills
Chicago
Allen
Pasadena
Cal
Ida Howe
Garfield Kansas
Cratom Avenue Methodist Church
J. L. Stratton
D. Rarpn Dunn
Washington Pa Bombing Shocks Grocery Store Owners
Washington county authorities search for bombers after a midnight attack on Louis Taksa’s grocery store. The blast blew open the roof and sent Taksa, his son, his wife, and a daughter crashing from their beds. No injuries are reported, but motives linked to recent labor conflicts are suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Louis ‘Taksa
Taksa
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McCndilany
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Olmce
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Hill Street
Bell Phone
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
Red” Mack
Liberty Theatre
TENN
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Maris Prevost
Thelete Chadwick
Ernest Pascal
Knox Comedy Four
Penn
Harold Moore
Nixon
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Lou Tallegan
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Dion Love
Dome
Jncnce Dean
Seville
Allen Forrest
Stuart Holmes
Franklyn Farnum
Liga Conroy
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Tarrestern Wallop
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Helen Grotefend
Jung Logan Morence Nickel
Lois Davenport
Geneyra McCreary
Helen Queer Catherines Morgan
Betty Houston
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Eleanor McKinley
Mary E, Rhodes
Virginia Corput
Elizabeth Hammond
Viola Weason
Helen Jones
Claire Norris
Eblodwen Davis
Blanche Ford
Gertrude Johnson
Vistoria
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Kathryn Booker Bess Streib
Frances Palmer
Dorothy van Brocklin
Marian Lines
Beten Graham
Mary Shannon
Jane Wilson
Elizabeth McCasksy
Elizabeth Noss
Charlotte Rodgers
Gladys Ferrer
Margaret McFale
Lanigan
Waltenbaugh
Ash
Babe
Novala
Metzler
S. Washington Street
JR. Hodge
White Undertaking Co
East North Street
Edward John Stump
Sampson Street
New Castle Hospital
Mr. Stump
George
Mary Whittfar Stump
St. Mary's Church
David
Nevada
Clyde
Clyde Stump
West North Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mr. Welsh
Robert F. Welsh
South Bay St
Peter Milligan
Ward
Pittsburgh
Lena Sherger Milligan
Sand
Byron Cress
Mary
Agnes Milligan
Grace Street
Washington
Elim
Hrigcaer
Boys’ Store
Tim
Knicker
the Knicker
the Winter Co
New Castle, Pa
Louis Taksa
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the Frew Co
Stormer Mill
North Screers
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