Seizure of Whiskey Tied to Pittsburgh Politician
Federal agents raid a garage in Squires Hill owned by H Sable seizing four casks of bonded whiskey and implying ties to local political figures. A second raid at Progress Avenue home of Mika Vulakovic yielded 150 gallons of whisky and two barrels of wine with six men arrested. A carload of deer was also seized in Bloomfield yards with four men detained as hearings loom before a U S commissioner.
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OTR
Mika Vulakovic
Progress Agenua
Where To Go Now Night TARERTY Red Mack Musical
A fragmented movie listing page notes several acts and performers. Clair Windsor Isert Lytell Borla Kenyon Cullen Landis appear in various comedies and dramas alongside Harold Lloyd Felix the Cat and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Windsor
Isert Lytell
Borla Kenyon
Cullen Landis
Jon
Mell
Penn Orchestra
Rod LaRecaue
Vera Reynolds
Lloyd Hamilton
Auto Crash Injures Five Near New Castle
Five people were injured when a car headed for Youngstown slammed into a pole near Hopewell and crashed into a house yard. Driver T H Perrill faces counts of reckless driving and operating while intoxicated after being arrested at the scene. The injured include A Johnson and two girls from an advertising crew taken to Shenango Valley hospital. Perrill and Ackley were detained while awaiting a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I A. Johnson
Sixth Street
New
Castle
T. H. Perrill
Willard
O.—Ownjer
Rose Warachar
Tittsburgh
Per‘rill
Ackley
Johnson
Youngstown
New Castle
Hopewell Presbyterian
Perrill
W. A. Brown
Robert McClenahan
New Bedford
Ponca C. L. Zedaker
Jos. S. Rice Company
Shenango Valley Hospital
McClenahan
Justice of the Peace
Zeaker
Miss Carrica
Price Correction at Donahoe's Pure Food Store
Correction notice from New Castle News March 20 states Milk Chocolate Silver Bells were advertised at 25 cents per pound but should be 35 cents. The candy, valued at 70 cents a pound, is advertised lower than its true price. correction issued in favor of Donahoe's store and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle News
Donahoe
Pure Food
Justice
Rescue Work Continues At Barracksville Mine Disaster
Rescue efforts at Barracksville West Virginia continue as fire in the Beth Yohem mine is reported under control. Two more bodies of the entombed thirty four miners are found, bringing total recovered to nine. Gas poisons thicken the area as teams push deeper and prepare to breach the far side of the mine for remaining victims.
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Cinternational News Mariice
U. S. Bureau OF
MILES
Mounts OF Mine No
Barracksville
W. Va
Beth- Yohem
S.25
BR. M. Lambie
West Virginia Mine Department
International News Service
Reacus
Lambie
Maine
Grim tornado tales from Gorham Illinois emerge in survivor accounts
Eyewitness interviews from Gorham detail a deadly tornado strike. Edna Forsee recalls her father Louis Forsee dying as their home collapsed. Wanda Mattingly describes rescuing her infant Norman J while clutching her other child and stairs. The storm wrecked homes, leaving debris and shattered families as residents sought safety amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Mattingly
Norman J
Charles Glenn
Rook
Nor- Man
Twista
Tolhe
Lee Brown
Norman
Political Announcements for New Castle and surrounding towns
The News publishes primary influenced political notices dated September 15 1926 listing Republican tickets for President jury commissioner sheriff and local wards. Names include Robert L Wallace M G Ken howdyt Ed OBrien Sr Connie Wardman and Leslie Thine Svar with affiliations in New Castle Union Township and Isilwood Guy Pa.
What Did You See Golfer and Local Trader Scene
A garbled account mentions a golfer selecting a club from a local merchant, a woman waiting five minutes for East and North streets traffic to ease for crossing with a baby carriage, an East Side man raking dead leaves, and Grover arranging a variety of special bargains for Saturday trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Red Cross Aid Is Being Given In Tornado Zone
The American Red Cross mobilizes aid after devastating tornadoes across the west and south. Lawrence County chapter launches a relief drive to collect funds for victims, with contributions forwarded to the affected areas. Local residents urged to donate via the Red Cross Safe Deposit and Trust building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Newa
Miksouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Washington, D. C
The
American Red Cross
Lawrence County
Harry Alexander
Amercan Red Cross
Safe Deposit and Trust Building
MIT Teacher Leaps Before Train in Boston Tragedy
Boston March 21 Before hundreds Stephens Leary 54 MIT physics instructor committed death by own action by leaping before a train at the elevated station He had earlier escaped a fifth story fall from Hotel Essex The MIT staff veteran was known to graduates and undergraduates nationwide and suffered a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conternational
Boston
Mars
Stephens Leary
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Essex
Sears
T Technology
State Wardens And Volunteers Fight Big Forest Fire
State wardens and volunteers battled forest fires at Foundryville and Brennan Farm near Mt Yeagera endangering villages and houses. Local sportsmen urged extreme care in burning woods as conditions remained very dry in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnmternational News
Hazelton
Foundryville
Brennan Farm
Mt. Yeagera
Jocal Snorting Club
Bachelors Over 25 Taxed Under Provisional Statute
Madrid reports a provisional statute taxes bachelors over 25 and childless widowers at 20 to 60 percent, part of ongoing fiscal measures. Varis notes Otto Debaney, nephew of the Belgian king, was jailed for 14 days for swindling a South American diplomat per Tarassely despatch. Constantinople reports Kurdish insurgents in Armenia launching a new offensive against the Turkish government near Kharpat, with troops maneuvering in rough terrain. Tracks near Pom climb to 14,053 feet over 106 miles.
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CiNexrational News Service
Madrid
Dey
Varis
Belgium
Otto Debaney
Jal
Tarassely
Constantinople
Armenia
Kharpat
Croton Band Delights Large Crowd At Gen Franklin High
Croton school band wowed about 800 attendees at Gen Franklin High School auditorium last night. Prof W A Hoffmaster directed with Miss Margaret Forrest assisting. other students performed solos duets and a drill routine across seventeen pieces over three hours.
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Croton
Gen Franklin High School
W. A. Hoffmaster
Margaret Forrest
Vera Rummel
Ida Plant
New Castle Chapter Formed of The Order of Builders
In Western Pennsylvania the New Castle chapter of The Order of Builders will be constituted tonight as the first in the region. An advisory council of Masons backs the effort and will aid as needed. Officers will be elected and many boys ages 14 to 21 may join, with each youth allowed to nominate another boy whose father or brothers are not Masonry affiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Pennsylvania
Caatle
Pennsylvania
Massonie
Chicago
Masons
O7- Baniaing
Hoys of Masons
Cty
Order of Builders
Tornado Devastation Leaves Illinois Indiana Towns Razed
Hundreds of victims are buried as states hit by a tornado chaos endangers towns. Regions like Parrish and De Soto in Illinois and Griffin in Indiana are reported virtually razed with reconstruction plans uncertain and some towns likely not to be rebuilt.
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Ahicken
Ragella
Parrish
de Soto
Illinois
Griffin
Ind
Rotary Names Dr. C. W. Wallace District Governor
Dr. C W Wallace is elected Rotary district governor at the Pittsburgh conference. Friends would brook no refusal and the New Castle Rotary Club gains honor for its work with crippled children, as the Thirty Third District acknowledges his leadership.
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Pittsburgh
Wallace
New Castle
Deaths Of The Day Ruber James Cline And Others
The day’s notices include the death of nine month old Robert James Cline at 823 Adama sheol after pneumonia with funeral services set for Monday March 2% from the residence at 10 o'clock. Other obituaries note Hiram Garner of Bell avenue buried at Oak Park cemetery and Margaret Buijs Montgomery buried at Oak Park after services at their respective churches. Leander N Wilson, farmer of forths Beaver township, died Friday night after a lingering illness with funeral Monday at 1:30. Miss Helen Frances White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph White, funeral at 2:20 from 420 Sheridan avenue with burial at Oak Park cemetery. Dallas Hartman aged seven months died at Lakewood. private funeral from the home and Oak Park cemetery. Mary Fabrizio of Dover avenue and Fred Nocera, nine months old, are recorded with church services and interment at St Vitus cemetery. Mary Jones, noted New Castle resident, died after two weeks of illness. survivors listed including children in multiple cities and several grandchildren. services Sunday at 2:30 from the Hadley home in Nile with interment planned in Martins Ferry. International News service reports Jonathan Darby of Leap Castle, Roscrea, Ireland, rejected a $150,000 offer 30 years ago. awarded $60,000 damages.
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Ruber
James Cline
Robert James Cline
Earl Lewis Cilhe
Florence Vickery Cline
Adama
Sheol
Lynelock
Merman
Leander Jr
Wilson
Leander N. Wilson
Forths Beaver Township
Wilsum
Jhule Heaver Township
Jalary
Petersburg Presbyterian Church
Frank
Samuel
Wampum
Stanley
Letonia
Seldon
Jamestown
CG. Adams
Rant
Helen White Harted
Helen Frances White
Ralph White
Sheridan Avenue
Daniel €. Schuebly
Mahentog
Thelma Beroka
Helen Parker
Helen Gould
Elizabeth Stean
Dorothy Brown
Gertrude Landy
Virginian Howard
Oak Park Cemetery
Dallas Harmat
Dallas Hartman
Ralph, Hartman
Lakewood
Fred Nocera
Joseph Nocera
Mercer Street
St. Virws
Jones
Aberavon
Wales
Martin's Ferry
Lhig City
John
Miami
Flt
Baton
Lang- Ink
Mich
Benjamin
Granite City
W. HH. Davis
New Casco
Josh Lawfield
Margaret Robertson
Wheeling
W. Va
David Hadley
Niles
Betsy Williams
Wiliam ‘Trehone
Youngs Mown
Hadley
Nile
Rev. Jones
Newton Falls
Thomas Richards
Ranternational
Belfast
Jonathan Darby
Leap Castle
Roscrea
Cromwell Wursing
Stan Penn
Broad of Trade Urges Aid For Annexation Bill Change
The Broad of Trade and New Castle Board of Trade seek state wide support to secure House Bill 7146 altering Annexation rules for third class cities. A Municipal Corporations committee meets in Harrisburg March 27 to review the bill and consider a clause reducing required voter support from 73 to 51 percent. The note ends with a caution that rumors mislead and fashion trends shift from long skirts.
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New Castle Board of Trade
Chamber of Contemerea
Hng
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal
Raid
Paisley
Ventrix
Billy Cent
Baz
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
JR. Hodge
White Undertaking Co
East North Street
Tarerty
Red Mack Musical
Nixon
Buck Dones
Bernie Leonard
Douglas MacLean
Lillian Rich
Harold Lloyd
Felix the Cat
Dome
Blaine Hammerstein
William Haines
Frank Merill
Strand
DANS
E. Washington St
Capitol Mowlas
Vacsdas
Weenesday
Edison
Wit Dutford & CO
Washington St
Gorham, Ill
Father
Edna Forsee
Louis Forsee
Otis
Mabel
Papa
Iit
Mamma
Baby Brown
Ugge
Robert L. Wallace
Moclelland Worth
Beaver Township
M.G
Clint) Kenwhdyt
Jury _Commisques
Obrien, Sr
Union Township
Connie
Isilwood Guy
Leslie Thine Svar
Rane T. Waddington
Kasibtoni Menublisur Tinkar
Iocal
Stephen Bears
Haily
Hale
J . Solo
Marshall Cranmer
Army
Navy
Schumman
Biome
Foster
Orlando Stone
Crease Sue
Mavis
John Banfield
Charles Lees
Fre Warner
Daniel Boons
Morgan
Ruth Drescher
Urass
Deloria Quinn
Jack Schumaker
Rodney Carlaon
Lohen
Boy Scouts of America
Byer
Salo
O'Hara
Zamsenk
Fred Warner
Bennett
Lee
Charles
Lees
Daris
John and Griffiith Myland
Gates
John Bonfield
C. W. Wallace
Prom Kage
Mr. Garner
Hiram Garner
Bell Avenue
Trinity Episcopal Church
Philip C. Pearson
Montgomery
Margaret Buijs Montgomery
G'clovle
Moody Avenue
C.J. Williamson
Nighland United Presbyterian Cagreh Waga
Palbourera
Joby Elder
Frank Smith
John W Worria
J?red Butz
Howard Sankey
T. A. Gilkey Tatermens
Mary Fabrizio
Rock Fabrizio
Doveravenue
St. Vitus Church
DeMera
St. Vitus Cemetery
Mary Jones
Niles, O
Sasct SF
Asring
Theodore Roosevelt
Munipal Corporations
Harrisburg
SL Per Cole
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