Fortune for Beauty by James F P McKenna
Urbana March 14 ten thousand dollars cannot a huge fortune but sudden wealth brings sleep loss planning what to do Miles Helen Schroeder 18 beauty sophomore at University of Illinois just won 10090 cash as peachiest peach in The Chicago Tribune contest plus 14000 as Illinois most beautiful girl in semi finals She funds from a prosperous Oak Park father no mortgage on home and no fur coat spree expected as she is known at Alpha Continued on Page Ewa
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James FP. McKenna
Exclusive
Central Press Dispatch
New Castle News Urbana
Miles Helen Schroeder
University of Ilinois
The
Chicago Tribune
Tllinois
Oak Park
Hetti
Ehe
Fage Ewa
Libel Suit Against Ford Opens In Detroit
Aaron Sapiro sues Henry Ford for 1 000 000 in a libel action over articles in the Dearborn Independent. Ford says he will prove the charges false. Trial set for jury selection in federal court with Judge Fred S. Raymond presiding. Ford's defense led by James A. Reed and others as Sapiro garners wide support.
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William
Hutchinson International Wewe Service
Detroit
Henry Ford
Aaron &A
Piro
Farmers’ Cooperatives
Ford
Dearborn
Sapiro
Federal District Court
Fred S. Raymond
Sapira
Rator
James A. Reed
Missouri
Mmi
Want To Sell That Used Car
A local notice from The New Castle News highlights used car selling opportunities. It urges posting at a visible Bow Street location to attract buyers as spring comes, promoting quick sales of a variety of vehicles.
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Bert Placs
Evyetrons van
Two Negroes Die as Auto Plunges from Viaduct
Two black men, Robert Wilson of Javesburg and another unnamed driver, were killed when their car skidded on a wet viaduct and toppled 200 feet onto a freight car below in Pittsburgh suburbs. Workmen retrieved the crushed bodies from the wreckage.
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Ternational News
Pittsburgh
Duquesas Boulevard
Robert Wilson
Javesburg
Union Railroad
Thy Wilson
Britain Has New Suggestion For Disarmament Parley
British informally proposes to President Coolidge a Tri Partite Disarmament Conference. The move aims to win support and preserve traditions while Britain seeks to advance talks through its ambassador in Paris.
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Great Britain
London
Mar
Coolidge
Battle for Shanghai Heats as Chiang Kai-Shek Forces Advance
International News Service reports Cantonese troops under General Chiang Kai-Shek launch a major push to seize Shanghai and its revenue hub. Fierce fighting near Wukiang continues while An Kuo-Chun and Chang Tsung Chang reinforce. Hankow tensions grow over nationalist unity as Yangtze river hostilities loom. Shanghai warships consider mutiny against Shan tung orders. Japanese foreman is killed in Shanghai labor unrest marking a violent 85th weekly strike.
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Alfred Meyer
Btart
Shanghat
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shanghai
China
Wakiang
Cantonesa
An Kuo-Chun
Graneral Chang Tsung Chang
Shan
Tsingtao
Labor Tarrsrista
Convicts Attempt Jail Break at Joliet Penitentiary
Two Chicago convicts were reported to have attempted a mass escape at Joliet with a hail of bullets. Early reports said not more than three or four escaped trials, with Leonard Russa and Joseph Pas quate among those believed to be ring leaders, quickly recaptured as guards hunted.
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Butle
International
Joliet
Chicago
Lenerd Russa
Joseph Pasquate
Ahlef
Bandit Search Focuses On Detroit Area For Armored Car Case
International News Service reports the bandit gang that bombed an armored car and payroll convoy from Pittsburgh Terminal Coal to the Coverdale mine near herds has shifted to Detroit searches centered on Paul Jaworski of Delray. Detectives say banknotes with serials matching the payroll money were found in Jaworski’s possession when captured with an accomplice Saturday night, as authorities cross-check locations to Canada and widen road checkpoints.
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International News
Pittsburgh
Marsh
Sacert
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company
Coverdale
Her's
Paul Jaworski
de Lralt
Canada
Shay
Jaworski
Bentleyyilie
Shrine Club Slam Dinner at Cernegie Auditorian
Friday evening March 17, the Lawrence Shrine Club hosts a dinner with a big show and a swell time promised. Walter De arment invites readers to secure tickets and join the event at the Cernegie Auditorian.
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Lawrence Shrine Club
Cernegie Auditorian
Thureday
Ana Bunch
Browning separation case expected decision soon
Carmel New York March 14 Justice Albert Seeger is expected to rule in the famous Peaches Browning separation suit within days. Opinion favored Frances Heenan Browning the child-bride of Edward Weat Browning for legal separation and substantial alimony.
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C International News Service
Carmel
N. Y
Mar
Supreme Court
Albert Seeger
Browning
Frances Heenan Browning
Edward Weat
Mellon Confers On State Capital Advances For Reform Bills
W L Mellon head of the Republican state committee visits Harrisburg to press administration bills. Key issues include election reforms gasoline tax and workers compensation. Mellon aims to shape measures for swift Senate action with sub committee support while noting protests over the gasoline tax.
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Hoss Downing
Sturt
Harrisburg
W. L. Mellon
Republican State Committees
John S. Fisher
Fisher
Mellon
Harris
Allegheny
Weingartner
Lawrenee
Sétlats
Perry Highway Committee Sets Meeting with Governor
Announcement from P. Filer of Marcec that the Perry Highway Committee will meet Governor Fugher in Harrisburg on Wednesday afternoon. Members from Allegheny to Erie will attend. the conference purpose remains to be announced.
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le Mare
P. Filer
Marcec
Perry Highway
Fugher
Harrisburg
Allepheny
Jerie
My. Filer
Arraign Woman In Connection With Peddler's Death
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania Ida Barker Stewart wife of Charles W Stewart was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the death of Sam Abraham an Assyrian peddler at the Stewart home Five jurors were examined and none qualified delaying jury selection The commonwealth alleges robbery and a $80 motive involved and Stewart remained jailed as lawyers prepare a motion for a new trial
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Innternalintal News
Waynesburg
Ida Barker Stewarte
Charles W. Stewart
Sam Abraham
Stewart
Gelobec
Tadar
Coort
Abraham
Woman slaps Kerensky in public meeting
At a crowded Century Theatre lecture in New York, Russian provisional leader Alexander Kerensky was slapped by a woman, Catherine Bury, who also threw a bouquet. The disturbance sparked a near riot as attendees clashed, but Kerensky remained calm and finished his talk.
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Conternational News Service
New York
Lospilad
Alexander Iy Ixerensky
Russia
United States
Kerensky
Catherine Bury
All- Menca
Weneraky
Tormoil Enguers
Ker Hy
Asl Werensky
Sheda Athoaf
Initial Cathedral Campaign Reports Planned Tonight
Workers from Pars 100 began a fundraising drive at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with a goal of 297000. Ten captains lead the effort as a first report is due at 6 o clock with a short program and results from the first class solicitation. Nearby towns report activity and New Castle members attended multiple meetings to bolster support.
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New Castle
Three College Boys In Crash At Mercer Grove City Road
Two Grovey College students, Paul Kiester and Chester Worvester, were hospitalized with serious injuries after a Mercer Grove City road crash last night. A third, N G Campbell, was treated and discharged to continue to Grove City. The car left the road and hit a fence, wrecking the vehicle.
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Grove City
Mercer
iGrovey College
Mercer Hospital
Mercer Grove City
Wbte
Paul Kiester
Chester Worvester
N. G. Campbell
Grove Cig
Alleged Drunken Driver Arrested Near Moffaty School House
Micky Battich of New Casilla R. D. No. 9 was arrested by Sheriff Reynolds on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was found near the Moffat school house on the Bush Brook road and jailed. A witness reported he was driving west on Croton Avenue at Washington Street when he hit a street hole caused by a gas repair, damaging a spring on his car.
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Micky Battich
New Casilla R. D. No. 9
Sherif WW. W. Reynolds Vesherday
Moffaty Schiel Nouse
Hush Brook Road
Fo Ue
Alyin Aaams
Niu Wert
Weington Strawl
Croton
Ayenie
Washington Street
Death Notice Fragments From North Liberty Area
Fragmentary obituary items list Rebecca Tollsen and Evins shipson aged 78 with addresses in Florence Avenue and Shipson area. Additional names include Aone Morle Wilson and Carvle Mearlook with varied ages and street listings in Washington and Baltimore regions. Mary V. Gagser appears tied to Koppel Bay locale.
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Rebecca Dnny Tollsen
North Liberty
Evin Hovise Shipson
Florence Avenue
Aone Morle Wilson
Seshininock Gawtiship
Wilner Preity
Ae Barlonin Ianeanine
Carvle Mearlook
Washlapton Street
Mary V. Gagser
Koppel
Bay
Senator King Barred From Entering Hayti
International News Services reports Senator William H. King of Utah was declared undesirable by Hayti's president and barred from the country. State Department officials said Washington has no power to compel entry or intervene on his behalf despite the American occupation and the fact most Haytian officials are under Marine command.
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International News Services
Washington
Wm. H. Ring
Department
Hayti
Ten Fire Calls Over Week End Reported
Firemen responded to ten fire alarms over the weekend with grass fires and fires at homes. Saturday at box 614 addressed Hubbard Jackson street Shingle root set by soot from chimney caused 25 dollars damage. Sunday at McClains Whews residence a fire caused 10 dollars damage. Additional Saturday and Sunday still alarms listed across Elizabeth Street Telaware Avenue East Street Clayton Street and other streets with no major damage. Investigation found the whistle likely was a test signal rather than a fire.
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St Hubbard Jackson
Urn Street
Wiether
Eligabett Street
Telaware Avenue
Albershash
Clentiare Boulevard
Chayton Giert
Formal Session Of Commission Set For Tuesday
New federal radio commission begins work on unjumbling the broadcast jumble. Plan includes dividing the country into zones, reallocating wavelengths with Canada and Mexico, reducing some powers, and eliminating simultaneous operation. Officials aim to permit about 300 stations nationwide while preferring high quality, large on air stations like KOKA Pittsburgh WEAF New York WGY Schenectady and more.
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Robert S. Thornburg
Starr Washing
New
Federal Radio Commission
United States
Joieraibang
Cence
KOKA
Pittsburgh
WEAF
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WBS
Springfield
WIZ
Sargene
Robbery Report at New Castle Block Plant
Police investigate a weekend break in at the New Castle Concrete Block company on Ralph Avenue and Mora via Street. The robbery damaged the gas engine and motor with theft of some items, as reported this morning.
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M Rdner
Folloe
New Castle
Ralph Avenue
Moravia Street
A Gentleman They Say Prefers Blondes and Eyes
A curious, florid quotation discusses preferences for hair color and eyes, mentioning a man’s tastes and a lurid sense of charm. It references varied shades and the idea of allure, with playful, misleading phrasing suggesting social commentary.
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Fortune
Helen Schraeder
Aaron Sapiro
the New Castle News
Wukiang
Lessea
Stons Quarry
Bandit Search
Detroit, Mich
Alfred J. Dietenderfer
Sharon Virginia Lee Davis
Mercer Willis McCracket
Bradford
Eleanor Perrine
Utina Clarence Duncan
Youngstown
Mary Ann Coleman
Newcustle Curtis Shelton
Drucilla Robinson
Walter ©. Dearment, Sot
Republican State Committee
Perry Highway Committee
Peddler
Reed Megown
Campaign
Jess H. Gibson
Ure
ARS Sering
King
Arthur Mometer
Thor
Redhearis
Terry
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