New Charges Reopen Probe Into Operation Ring
Eleanora Smith, 20, accuses taxi driver Merl Fair of taking her to two Knoxville district hospitals where a woman allegedly operated on her. The alleged incident nearly killed her and prompted renewed police search for country hospitals tied to medical charlatans. Detectives had previously linked deaths of two girls to illegal operations and arrests of a physician and two businessmen.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Eleanora Smith
Merl Fair
Fair
Knoxville
Charles Houston
Smith
Local Boy Acrobats Entertain Lions Club
Members of the Lions Club enjoyed a noon meeting at the Y M C A on Tuesday March 17 as two junior high school acrobats Joe McCoy and Arlo Boyer performed tumbling diving flips and other skilled acts. The club voted to join the international membership contest and strive for perfect attendance. The group will attend a sermon at Epworth Church Sunday evening March 22 delivered by Lion Rev Homer B Davis.
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Lions Club
Y. M
Joe McCoy
Arlo Boyer
Lions
Epworth
Senate uproar over war remark and missing tax files
Senator Richard Ernst of Kentucky accused by Senator James Couzens of Michigan sparked a Senate uproar by asking if he could call another senator a wilful malicious war. The clash followed Couzens charge that Ernst provided Treasury info leading to loss of valuable letters and documents from the income tax committee files.
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Richard P. Ernst
Kentucky
Senate
Fess
Ohio
James Couzens
Michigan
Ernst
Treasury Department
Income Tax Committee
Woman’s Ivorite Lodge Organized in City
On March 18 a meeting at the First Congregational Church will finalize the Womans Lodge of American True Ivorites. Officers will be nominated at 8 30 pm and charter membership exceeds 35 with women 16 to 45 eligible as active members and those over 45 as associates.
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Womans Lodge of American True Ivorites
First Congregational Church
Reynolds Street
Mrs C B Rogers Called by Death of Sister in New Brighton
Mrs. C. B. Rogers was summoned to New Brighton by the death of her sister Mrs. J. W. Lutz who died Sunday night at 5 45 p m after a year long illness Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday afternoon
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C. B. Rogers
New Brighton
J. W. Lutz
Ladies Missionary Society Plans All Day Meeting
The Presbyterian church group schedules an all day meeting for Wednesday March 18 at Mrs Bernard Heliday home in New Castle Pa. The dinner committee met Saturday at Mrs C L Repman home with chair Mrs C L Repman and members Mrs A W Pettigrew Mrs Allan Noggle Mrs C B Rogers and Mrs Clarence Stapf. Mrs J C F Jackson leads the devotional meeting with the topic Japan Foreigners in America.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Bernard Heliday
New Castle
C. L. Repman
A. W. Pettigrew
Allan Noggle
C. B. Rogers
Clarence Stapf
J. C. F. Jackson
Japan
America
Seventy Joined Presbyterian Church Sunday Morning
Sunday morning communion services at the Presbyterian Church welcomed seventy new members as part of the day’s activities.
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Presbyterian Church
Ladies Missionary Society Event Postponed in New Castle
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church postpones a planned gathering at Mrs. Holiday's New Castle home due to the illness of Mrs. Holiday's niece. A new meeting time will be announced later.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wampum Personal Notes Reflect Local Visits and Illness
Miss Libby Kramer returns home from Cleveland after visiting relatives. Various residents including Jno Laughlin, Mrs. Jane Hennon, and Gwendolyn Brooks with Virginia are noted as ill or recovering. Visits from Wayne Dindinger, Mrs. Jas Zimmerman, and others mark a week of local activity in Ellwood City and surrounding areas.
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Wampum
Libby Kramer
Cleveland
R. L. Matheny
Beaver Falls
R. L. Sharpe
Jno
Laughlin
Jane Hennon
E. L. Hennon
Gwendolyn Brooks
Virginia
Frank Huffmann
Ellwood City
H. EK. King
C. B. Morrow
George Cook
Wayne Dindinger
Pittsburgh
Jas. Zimmerman
Vanport
J. L. Cook
Jas. Cook
Samuel Anderson
Carnegie, Pa
Ralph Freidman
Abe Caplan
Complaints On Speed Against P O Bus On North Liberty Street
Or ville Hoover of No 3 West Edison avenue reported speed and operation concerns about Pennsylvania license No 0490 No 1 bus of the Pennsylvania Ohio Bus Lines on North Liberty street near Miller road Monday afternoon. Police are investigating.
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Orville Hoover
West Edison Avenue
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania-Ohio Bus Lines Company
North Liberty Street
Miller Road
Building Permits Filed for Local Homes and Garages
Eli Joki 1038 Sutton residence and garage. L A Haug 411 North Jefferson residence. F C Gaston 704 West Grant storeroom. J C McCandless 208 Park dwelling. Daniel Kraus 407 Hell garage. Clemo De Fiore 716 Neal garage.
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Eli Joki
Sutton
L. A. Haug
North Jefferson
F. C. Gaston
West Grant
J. C. McCandless
Park
Daniel Kraus
Hell
Clemo de Fiore
Neal
Accessories of the Moment Handbags and Spring Fashion
The piece highlights spring 1925 fashion essentials. Handbags in suede, maire, patent leather, or tapestry stay underarm carried. scarves, ombre chiffon, and colorful gardenias for a fresh look. sheer stockings, pearl bead necklaces, and lace or color lace neckwear complete outfits across day and evening wear.
The Printed Frock Promises Flattering Dress Options
A fashion snippet describes how a Printed Frock can alter perception. Short wearers gain height from broken stripes in rich oriental colorings, tall wearers choose crepe de Chine with horizontal patterns, and slim figures are flattered by a wide, colorful design.
Becoming Sport Frocks A Season of Boyish Chic
A fashion note highlights sport frocks trending toward boyish silhouettes this season. Details replace full trim with subtle accents such as silk scarf ties and inverted kick pleats, shown in Natural Kasha, soft flannels, jerseys and combinations.
Vivacious Printed Silks Spark Sunny Day Frocks
Fashion reports bold prints for spring and summer wardrobes. Vivacious silks feature dot effects chevron stripes and floral motifs at modest prices. Striped cottons offer boyish dress ideas while flannel frocks in pastel hues suit april sunshine shades.
Eighth March 12th Baby Reported To News Morning
Reports of March 12 babies continue to arrive at the News office. This morning the eighth baby born on this day was reported by Dr. P. J. Brice. The child is Mar cellus Villani, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Villani of 54 East Long Avenue. Parents are asked to come to the News office to claim a $6 gift for their son.
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P. J. Brice
Marcellus Villani
Anthony Villani
East Long Avenue
Police Court News: Amedo D Ettore Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Amedo D Ettore assaulted a McGregor taxi driver Sunday night and paid a $15 fine Monday on a disorderly conduct charge in police court.
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Amedo D'Ettore
McGregor
Mayor fines for disorderly conduct and taxi damage
Robert Gorst was fined 100 dollars for disorderly conduct after driving carelessly. Florence Isabella, cited by four officers, paid 100 dollars for keeping a disorderly house. The incident also mentions a 17.50 taxi fare and damage to the driver’s clothing.
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Robert Gorst
Dunlap
Florence Isabella
Moore, Thomas, Thompson and Richards
Margaret Henry Home Hosts Corned Beef Dinner Guests
Lecturer John Jackson and likely Knights of Columbus members will attend a corned beef and cabbage dinner at the Margaret Henry Home this evening. The event is part of annual St Patrick Day observances.
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John Jackson
Knights of Columbus
Margaret Henry
St. Patrick Day
Local Council Hosts Jiggs Night Dinner for Kids
The local council of the K of T hosts a kid friendly dinner featuring the traditional dish beloved by Mr Jiggs. The event showcases a festive spread with wide appeal among the youngsters and is expected to be well received.
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K of
Jiggs
Faiman School Branded Diploma Mill by Association
The American Association branded Dr. Faiman and his National University of Science as a diploma mill in a formal statement issued in Chicago. Faiman was an outstanding state witness in the McClintock death probe.
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International News Service
Chicago
Faiman
McClintock
National University of Science
American Association
Coats With A Flare Fashionable Spring Outerwear Options
The article showcases spring coats in silk and woolen fabrics with color and black options. It notes fur borders add attractiveness without extra weight and highlights jawel shades and natural tones as fashionable choices.
Ensemble and Easter Finery in Harmonious Costume
A playful piece extols ensemble in music and compares coordinated attire to harmony. Describes a cashmere wool coat with silk blends, satin, plaids, furs, and buttons forming a coordinated Easter finery, urging readers to seek harmonious outfits.
New Irene Castle Fashions at Capitol Theatre
Irene Castle Corticelli designs showcased this season with silk frocks and costumes described as among the loveliest. The review highlights two models sketched above featuring a square neckline and scarf front flounce. Fabrics include Corticelli Crepe Ensemble and Sun-ray Striped Chiffon with lace accents and ombre tones.
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Irene Castle
Capitol Theatre
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