Don't Lie To Mayor Hates Fabricators In Dark Secret Trial
A city court story recounts six men including Carroll and others fined ten dollars each after a militia style raid on Moravis Street. Two women named Flora and Dot claim they visited a house with a man from Toutisburgh. the mayor admonishes falsehoods, levying ten dollar penalties and ordering honesty.
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Dunlap
Onneds
de- Teenives Moore
Harper
Patralgin Syling
Moravis Street
Vot
Rz Blroet
Marther
Pollenetalion
Flomude
Itdy
Meg
Jhurh
Wy Carroll
William Ray
O. Rocks
Davis
Joseph Showell
Hizzoner
Bat Hizzoner
Flora
Toutisburgh
Lyes
Pittsburgh
Huby
Pate
Dottie
Mary
Carroll
Mr. Brown
Alrigat
Wampum Notes First Baptist Wampum Sermon Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. The Shrumele With Self opened by Samuel Golden. Worship at 2 p.m. subject A City Prepared in Heaven by Rev E H Lipscomb pastor Second Baptist Beav er Falls Pa. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at Brother Shepherd's home.
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First Baptist of
Wampum
I. L. Mai
Repig
Samuel Golden
EH. W. Lipscomb
Second Baptist Church
Beaver Falls
Bra
Shephard
the Brotherhood of Man
Real Estate Transfers From a Local Ledger
Realty transfers list Antonia Guiliano to Luigi Guilia in Seventh Ward for 1 dollar. Bessie Relber to William Walls in Sixth Ward for 1600 dollars. Woodie Thompson to Samuel Stillworgon in Ellwood for 4 dollars, Mary Guy to William Aiken in Wayne for 1 dollar. Lonzo Badger to Janes Minteer in Scott for 1 dollar. James Minteer to Lonzo Badger in Shenango for 1 dollar. Isaac Smith to Mingia P. McKibben in Bacon Ward for 1 dollar. Minnie McKibben to Adaline Marshall. Thomas McAnita to Beith Cartwright in Second ward for 1 dollar. Abraham Ally by Sheriff to Walter Reynolds in Seventh Ward for 2426 dollars. George Fobes to Joseph Zidow in Sixth Ward for 1 dollar. Ralph Mayberry to Howard Reitz in Second Ward for 1 dollar.
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Antonia Guiliano
Luigi Guiliano
Seventh Ward
Bessie M. Relber
Wm. Walls
Sixth Ward
Woodie W. Thompson
Samuel
Bacond
Minnie P. McKibben
Ey Adaline Marshall
Thomas
McAnita
Beith W. Cartwright
Abraham Ally
Walter §. Reynolds
George Fobes
Joseph J. Zidow
Ralph E. Mayberry
Howard L. Reitz
Son of LA youth confesses to murder of Dr Ball
Harold Sonny Willis, a fifteen year old Los Angeles boy, allegedly confessed to killing Dr Benjamin Ball after returning from school while his mother, Mrs Margaret Wills, already serving life for the murder, later admitted firing the fatal shot. The case could affect the mother's prison sentence.
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Harold
Sonny” Willis
Los Angeles
Benjamin Ballwho
Texsa
Margaret Wills
Summer School Plans At Grove City College
Grove City College plans a summer school aligned with state education courses to train teachers. Head Dr. W. Ketler says top teachers are being recruited for the program. Dr. J. W. Sweeney returns as head of pedagogy, bringing prominence as a former superintendent of Elk County schools. Cassandra Harmon of Chicago Nina Gluten of Edinboro State Normal join the teaching staff alongside Grove City High School instructors Lehn and Manson.
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Grove City
Grove City College
W. &. Ketler
State Department of Education
J. Ww. Sweeney
St. Marre
Sweeney
Elis County
Penna
Misa Cassandra Harmon
Chicago
Nina Gluten
Edinboro State
Normal
Professora Lehn
Manson
Grove City High School
Last Stamer
Wakes To Find He Has Pulled Aching Molar
GRAVESEND Calif March 14 F N Jackson a prominent auction man dreamed he was a dentist during the night a nut became caught between his teeth he pulled it free only to wake and find he had pulled a large molar that had been aching resulting in pain and astonishment.
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Gravesend
Calif
F. ON. Jackson
Auctionlcon
Chicken Stew Used To Fight Auto Fire In Indiana
An Indiana scene reports John Careolll driving a truck through Clerksburg when it caught fire. A nearby resident attempted to help with a kettle of water, mistaking it for stew. The improvised extinguisher scorched the driver and his vehicle, while the wife left bread burning in the oven.
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Indiana
John Careolll
Clerksburg
Here
Carcelli
City Police Show High Efficiency In New Castle
Grove City civic club met as Dr C J Sienlein of Grove City College led the City Planning Commission talk on The City Beautiful. Bus tight social program featured solos and readings, followed by a six o'clock dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs Ralph Bustress. Police reports highlight a crackdown on bootleggers and hold up men with several arrests and enhanced vigilance to protect young girls and curb delinquency.
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Crry
C. J. Sienlein
Grove City College
City Planning
Mhig
Dorothy Allen
Katherine Smith
Alberta
Donaldson
Margery Harvey
Ralph Bustress
Mrs. Bustress
Apollo
Dr. Bustress
New Castle
Stork
Pollen
Dysart
Creighton Logan
Gaume
Logan
Thomas Jones
Robert Latera
Alick
Nformer's
Moore
Harper
Flinner
Henry Dysart
Haing
Ancient Jewish cemetery saved amid city block pressures
In Baltimore the first Jewish cemetery permitted under Maryland law remains in a busy business district, protected by Eleanor Cohen a sole surviving Etting descendant. The site shelters nineteen Etting family members and stands as a monument to ancestors despite offers to relocate the remains.
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International News Service
Baltimor Md
Maryland
2Liss
Eleanor Cohen
Solomon Etting
Charles Carrol
Etting
Largest farmer is at Sargent Neb J E Paxton tops list
J E Paxton of Sargent Nebraska is described as the world’s largest farmer. He weighs 86 pounds and is 38 years old with a height of six feet. He reportedly gained about 40 pounds per year for the past ten years. In 1918 he was drafted but rejected for physical reasons. He weighed about 200 pounds then.
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J. E. Paxton
Sargent, Néb
Paxton
Ist
Girl Dies In Sea She Loved So Well
Boston dispatch details the sinking of the barge James M. Hudson with Captain Rh P. Mosher and his sixteen year old daughter Pearl plus three seamen as a family bond to the sea is highlighted. Pearl wished to follow her father to master the sea despite loss of her mother.
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Herbert Caryt
Imational
Staf
Boston
James M. Hudson
Rh. P. Mosher
Pearl
Boston Light
Relber
Dad
Ralph P
Mathilda
Pearl V
Forged Travel Checks Worth 500000 Bared
Montreal authorities revealed spurious travelers checks totaling 500000 dollars, claiming they falsely bore the Canadian Pacific Railway mark. The counterfeits, of authentic size and finish, were cashed across the United States, suggesting a wide swindle orchestrated to flood Montreal banks with fraudulent redemptions.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
United States
Cranadian Transporation Company
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