Police Chief Cives Warning on Offenders With Animals
Police chief warns Meadehy residents that owners of dogs chickens and other animals must keep them on their property or face fines from 2 to 8 dollars per offense or five days jail. City of New Castle imposes fine for the privilege after widespread complaints about animals running at large. Officers have previous on-site efforts, now penalties shift to offenders under the 1903 ordinance.
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Me Ehy
Melice Henry Iysart
New Castle
Fear Cattle May Develop Rabies In County
In the past week two cows showed rabies symptoms prompting state veterinary officials to investigate. D Harper informed State Veterinarian T F Muntz who promised to dispatch a representative at once. Suspicion rose after cattle were bitten by a dog long known to drive the herd, misattributed to routine herding.
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D. Harper
T. F. Muntz
Where To Go Tonight Where To Go Tonight CAPITOL-Eleanor Boardman
Capitol theater listings feature Eleanor Boardman and Jobin Gilbert in A Wife of the Centaur with Aileen Pringle, plus Al St. John in Lovemania and performances by Capitol Orchestra Ed Lal and his Rendezvous Orchestra. The program includes Laura La Plant Malcolm McGregor Tully Marshall Wanda Hawley in Smoldering Fires, Mack Sennett comedy The Lion and the Souse, and news reels. Other features include The Dancers with George OBrien and Madge Bellamy, Butterfly Man, The Cloud Rider, Phaying With Fire, Marriage Morals, The Girl Problem, and Pathe News.
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Capitol
Eleanor Boardman
Jobin Gilbert
Aileen Pringle
The
Centaur
al St. John
PENN
Pauline — Frederick
Laura la Plant
Malcolm McGregor
Tully Marshall
Wanda Hawley
Mack Sennett
Lave
Nixon
George O'Brien
al Rubens
Madge Bellamy
Butterfly Man
News Reel
Ellingson girl not to testify in own defense
The Ellingson girl grew pale and silent in court as she attended the trial, showing signs of collapse after two hours on the stand. Her father fears she cannot proceed, while deputies keep close watch. The defense seeks an all older jury, with several men aged 27 to 63, and a potential peremptory removal of a woman juror.
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Ellingson
Hall of Justice
Cahills
Kennedy
Appropriations Bill Cuts Across State Agencies
On second reading calendar the bill shows cuts in several agencies including State police from 1.875 million to 1.5 million and Department of State and Finance from 125 thousand to 100 thousand. Department of Justice decreases to 263.5 thousand, with further reductions in military affairs agriculture forestry labor health and property and supplies. Internal Affairs up by 200 thousand, State Treasurer by 106 thousand, and Auditor General by 40 thousand.
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Department of State and Finance
Department of Justice
Department of Military Affairs
Agriculture, Forestry
Public Service
Department of Internal Affairs
Freedom or Cell for Shepherd to be Settled Today
The defense argues personal bias against key witness De. Charles C. Farman and attacks the indictment as faulty for misdefining typhoid germs as poison. They claim Shepherd’s diabetes makes jail confinement deadly, while the state promises to uphold the 22 counts detailing alleged administrations amid the trial.
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Nesses
Charles C. Farman
Star State
Stepherd
Shepherd
Stewart
Defense argues indictment, bail in capital case
The defense contends the indictment is unjust and seeks bail, arguing the state’s witnesses offer no reasonable cause for relief. Crowe plans to argue the case hinges on the defense and Crowe will press the point that Wilavis’ precedent bars bail in a capital case. Outside, hundreds gathered as two bailiff squads and mounted police kept order before today’s hearings.
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Crane
Crowe
Wilavis
Criminal Court
Gerald Chapman Takes Stand in Own Defense in Slaying Trial
Gerald Chapman, famed criminal and mail robber, enters Hartford court in manacles to face a murder charge for the slaying of patrolman James Shelley in New Britain Connecticut on October 14. Three librarians from Cincinnati Dayton and Lima will testify. Mrs Shelley widow of the slain officer says she does not wish to see Chapman hanged.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Lima
Ohio
James Shelley
New Britain
Chapman
Hartford
Conm
Gerald Chapman
Littl
Conn
Talesmen
Muncie
Ind
Husband Says Wife Asked Him to Strangle Her
A man testified that his wife requested he strangle her during a Friday quarrel at their home. He said a kimono was used and she later died in a chicken coop fire he started after the act. Prosecutors questioned the completeness of his confession as investigators sought a fuller statement.
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Liska
Edward C
Stanton
Lisha
Samuel Brenneman
Portersville
Brenneman
Ighurch
Ilse Pravnce
Marie Doutnett
Margaret Grannetway
Potersville
R. J. Cooper
Ryan
Posse Seeks Two Fugitives in Maryland Chase
A Salisbury Maryland posse led by Worcester County Sheriff Wilmer Purnell and deputies William Davis and William Purnell hunts two escaped fugitives. The pair, Andrew and Luther Bevans, wounded guards in an early escape, with bloodhounds secured to track them through Isselandnn Grapes and Berlin areas.
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Salisbury
Wilmer Purnell
Worcester County
Woods
Berlin
Andrew
Luther Bevans
William Davis
William Purnell
Scout Aquatic Meet Entries Due Thursday at Y Pool
Scout Executive 7. Lee Calahan says bar scout troops planning to compete for honors in the aquatic meet at the Y swimming pool on Saturday March 28 must file annual entry and fees. Scotland Lane Troop 13 is the Jones troop entered. others must file entry blanks at headquarters by Thursday evening March 26.
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Lee Calahan
Bar Scout
Scotland Lane
Take Your Pick Ma Whats Your Answer
In Kansas City Missouri mothers face a tough PTA quiz on youth behavior. The list asks what to do if a 16 year old reads banned material or enters a home at 2 AM. It also questions handling teens alone with boys after dark and limiting their social hours.
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Kansas City
Kandgag City
Parent-Teacher Association
Mary
Johnny
State Bond Issue For Asylums Is New Proposal
A $50,000,000 bond issue to finance state institutions for the mentally ill, epileptics, delinquent and penal offenders is proposed in a joint resolution in Harrisburg. Introduced by Rep Starling and Sen Phipps, the measure is sponsored by the Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania to fund a 10 year constructive policy. If approved, the resolution must pass again in 1927 and be ratified by voters in 1923.
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Conternationr| News Service
Harrisburg
Starling
Philadelyn
Phipps
Frank Jin
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
W. E. Harris Honored as Canton Eisteddfod Judge
William E. Harris a prominent city musician has been chosen as one of two adjudicators for the Canton Eisteddfod to be held May 16. He will be joined by W. J. Davis of Cleveland. Harris has directed the Second United Presbyterian church chorus for years and led several oratorian events, a testament to his judging ability.
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William E. Harris
Welsh Pioneer’s Association
Canton
Ohio
Fireman Killed as Newport City Hall Burns
Newport's city hall, valued at $300,000, burned today. One fireman was killed, another injured, and two missing. Captain Malloy died after a fifty foot plunge with a burning stairway into the blaze as the building collapsed. Mayor Sullivan, coatless and hatless, led the firemen inside to save records.
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Tinternational News Service
Newport
R. 1
John
Mal
Malloy
City Hall
Mortimer Sullivan
Council Plans To Pave Wallace Ave
Borough council members directed Solicitor Robert White to draft an ordinance to pave Wallace Avenue between Beaver and Shenango Street. Delegation argued paving enhances a square with prized properties and provides access to a public institution, noting a fire truck struggled in mud two years ago.
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Wallace Avenue
Beaver
Shenango Street
Robert White
Agd & Fire
Cornell
Building Permits Listed for Several Properties
Building permits were issued for multiple properties including large and McBride at 216 Garthcid Avenue for a garage. Carl W. Smith at 41 Northview Avenue for a dwelling. Carl Haug at 410 Jezizabeth Street for a dwelling. John Stoner at 624 Forrest Avenue for a fence. MM Schindler at 219 Euclid Avenue for a dwelling.
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Large and McBride
Garthcid Avenue
Carl W. Smith
Northview Avenue
Carl Haug
Jezizabeth Street
John Stoner
Forrest Avenue
Schindler
Euclid Avenna
Union Township Tax Notice Delinquent Taxes Due by April 1
Union township taxpayers must pay delinquent taxes before April 1 or face a penalty. Collector names M. A. Melgalt and L lona Davidson listed among collectors.
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Union
Union Township
M. A. Melgalt. LA
Davidson, Colletors
Westminster College alumni banquet plans announced
Chairman F. A. Hover reports acceptances are pouring in for the Westminster College county alumni banquet at the Mavonte Temple. The reception committee will be named Wednesday and the program set soon. A large attendance is expected as more cards arrive to aid planning.
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F. A. Hover
Westminster College County
Mavonte Temple
Cartain
What Did You See Captain Day and Odd Street Sights
A collage of street scenes and oddities includes captain Ralph Day of Wien scheel football teased by brick tossing, a gentleman admiring spring neckties, a big dog dictating Mercer street, a haberdasher showroom at closing, a lady recounting New York fashions, railroad games on a string of empties, a Stow attorney recovering papers, and a man failing to start his Washington street car after forgetting to engage the gear.
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Ralph Day
Wien Scheel
New York
Deaths Of The Day In New Castle Area
Funeral notices for Tobart H Wyrie of 418 Winter avenue and Samuel Grinnis Galverson aged 56, of Wellington township, plus Caroline Dickson 73 of Court street die of pneumonia. Also lists Samuel Rakity 17 born in Austria and George Dyer buried, plus Edward Burnside 7, Samuel Brenneman 74 and others with funeral plans and interment details.
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Samuel Grinhis Catterson
Samuel Grannis Galverson
Welington Township
Marcy
Mr. Galterson
Shenango Township
Lawrence County
New Castle
Elizabeth Catterman
Brooklyn Avenue
J. Edward Hoover
Englewood Avenue
Harry Boyd
Warren
Mark Cochran
Cleveland
Bell Cattermun
Poo
John
Seavey
William Calterean
Brookfield
George Cameron
Sharon
James Caldwell
John Gaston
Olive Davia
Charles Eckels
Fair Oaks Cemetery
Soamuel Rakity
Samuel Rakity
Bellavonna
Austria
Helen Rabity
Milan Katy~ Amaky
Barberton, O
Joseph Reklity
Greek Orthodox Church
German Beneficial Association
Greenwood Cemetery
Caroline Elizabeth Dickson
Johnston B. Dickson
Court Street
Dickson
Mannington
W. Va
Sylvester and
Elmina Cox McCray
Dewry Avenue
Mr Dyer
George Dyer
Stevensem
Eue
Maitland
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
William Stevenson
Thomas Emery
LeRoy Stevenson
Wilkun McKee
Carl Smith
Paul Burnside
Edward Paul Burnside
Robers J
Emma L. Kray Burnside
Croton Avenue
John i Burnside
Reckford Street
Rabbi Fineberg Speaks at Bal Brith Alumni Meeting
The Bal Brith Independent Order held a March 22 open meeting at their headquarters. Rabbi Fineberg, the evening speaker, was honored with a banquet attended by fifty eight alumni and friends. The program featured welcome by Mrs. Wm. Coval, introductions by Meyer Bloom, and various musical and literary performances. Rabbi Fineberg delivered a focus on morality and spirituality, emphasizing humanity’s duties.
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Bal Brith
Baal Brith
Rabbi Fineberg
Wm. Coval
Meyer Bloom
Bioom
Lilly Levine
Wea
Wn. Cosel
Salo—Juds
Molly Rosenbloom
History of Religions
M. Fauchtwanger
Bnai Brith
Carolyn Myers
M. Fauchtiwvanger
Catil
Ruth Rivika
Hu. Kaplan
Vineb
Mias L. Levine
Molly Rosenbloam
Ruth Blaskay
Esther Levine
Yella T Rosenblum
Bara Blau
Stine Mdelstein
Dorothy Bley
Councilman Seeks Favorable Vote on Truck Purchase Bid
Councilman WH G Miller urged colleagues to back a motion directing the purchasing agent to seek bids on a one ton truck and a trace llr. Bids will be opened to all firms. The vote was cast for approval.
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WH. G. Miller
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Sew Castle
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Ames E. McClelland
PAR
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Edw, O'Brien
Comnzie
Ellwood
Lewanstle
J. Waddington
Eastbrook
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Brown & Hamilton
Edison
WE Dutford & C
Washington St
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenas
Rege ‘Ison
Go Getters
Dom Tom Moore
Ann” Vorrest
Toomedy
Bray Scenic
Pate Morrison
Mies du Pont
Pathe News
Paradise
Sinand
George Washington, Jr
Liberty
Red Mack and Musical Comedy Company
Robert Crewe
JR Hedge
White ‘Undertaking Co
Thone
East North Street
Scout Aquatic Meet
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Scott & Bowne
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W. E. Harris
Council
Wallace Ave
Beaver and
Shenango Streets
Loen
Westminster College
Mercer Street
Bane
Stow Attorney
Nis
Washington Street
Gene
Krobors Hy Wyrie Paneris
Tobart H. Wyrie
Winter Avenue
Hi Oak Pare
Atula
Chi In Says
Gur Street
North Mercer St
Fashion
TIO
Warrington
Eairi
Charles A. Dana
Are
Went
Foster
Earson
Tense Brothers
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