Moral Effect Of Rum Row Blockade Is Far Reaching
Washington reports show the government’s crackdown on rum running is broadening to state and municipal levels. Governors pledge cooperation for intensified enforcement, while federal actions widen on land and sea with coast guard strength near borders and Great Lakes. Mexican officials are being approached for an anti smuggling pact to bolster southern border controls.
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Robert S.thornburgh
International News Service
Washington
The
Treasury
Mate Govarimantas
von Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
R. A. Haynes
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Pacific
Prohibition
Tidlala
el Paso
Texas
Circus Night Echoes In Provincial Town
A rambling note from a reader describes grand opera and drama as pleasing, while a visit from Marcus brings renewed city bustle. The author imagines circus tents and lively crowds, noting weather and street mood as the mood brightens for an evening out.
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Amarcus Cogies
Army Of Performers With Big Circus Here For Exhibitions Today
The Sells-Floto circus arrived in New Castle from Youngstown and set up the big top for two afternoon exhibitions. under Harpy OConnell and Pat Excellence crews the grounds took shape with blue stakes and canvas, offering a modern clean show that recalls old time circus romance without its harsher traits.
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New Castle Circus
New Castle
Youngstown
Goon Ud Gun
Porseus
Sevan
136 Miners Arrested in Grant Town Demonstration
State police and county officers arrested 136 striking miners at Grant Town West Virginia ten miles north of Fairmont. Some miners reportedly on picket duty while others marched through the streets in violation of a court order issued by Judge L B Schwenck. Twenty eight were jailed in the city facility while the remainder were held at Marion County jail.
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International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Grant Town
Here
Uve
L. 8. Schwenck
Marion County
Police Break Up Meeting Of Negro Students
Police reserves were called to break up a meeting on the Howard University campus after a student strike protesting compulsory military service. The gathering drew a large crowd and involved business leaders and citizens urging calm as tensions rose during the anniversary events.
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General. Com
New Castle
William FH. Dunlap
Dean Freeman
Westminster Collage
Grange
Master Kyle
Lawrence County
Pomona Grange
Quiletib
International News Service
Washington
Board of Trade
Howard |General
South University
Atrik
Japan Negotiates Liquor Treaty With United States
Tokyo reports from the foreign office that Japan is negotiating a liquor treaty with the United States. The proposed pact is described as similar to existing liquor treaties between the United States, Britain, and other nations.
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Japan
United States
International News Service
TORIO
Foreign Office
England
Thornton Sends His Commendation for Long Railroad Service
Sir Henry Worth Thornton IX. B. E., president and chairman of the board of direction of the Canadian IR. R. and a former New Castle resident, wrote from Darby thanking Holiday for his long and faithful service with the railroad.
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Henry Worth Thornton IX. B.E
IR. R
New Castle
Irom
Darby
Holiday
Warning to residents on thefts and precautions by Police Chief
Police Chief Henry Dysart urges residents to lock doors and keep pocketbooks safe during the circus. In a separate report, William Spaeth says a Holland Baking Co. truck damaged his parked car on Martin Street, tearing off the curtain as it passed.
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Henry Dysart
William’ Spaeth
Tempalena Avenué
Martin Street
Holland Baking Company
George Campbell
Marriage Licenses Issued in City Names
Walter Willig and Lynne City Olive Garmen married? Russell Knight Lisburgh and Margaret Ulriedess from Pliteburgh listed among licenses. official records show couples pending nuptials in local registry.
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Walter Willig
Llynee
Olive Garmen
Zallenonla Russell Knight Lisburgh Margaret Ulriedess vi
Pliteburgh
Life Term For Poison Widow Jury's Decree
Martha Wise of Hardscrabble was found guilty of first degree murder for poisoning her mother and two relatives with arsenic. A mercy recommendation by the jury spared the death penalty, sentencing her to life in Maryville Reformatory for Women after one hour of deliberation. Experts had deemed her sane, rejecting an insanity defense and a hospital commitment.
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Syleetin
Sophia Hasel
Fred Gienke
Lima_state Hospital
Wise
Clave' Land
Fred Rohon
Medina County
Mph
Willard Shibby
East Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
One Scranton Man Dead in Black Hand Feud Near Mayfield
International News Service reports in Scranton that Rocco Carugo, 30, was killed and Anthony Lagrateri, 25, gravely wounded in a Mayfield attack onset of a Black Hand feud. Police seek unidentified gunmen. this marks a third similar shooting in five months.
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International News Service
Scranton
Mayfield
Here
Rocco Carugo
Anthony Lagrateri
Lagraterl
Phyaklang
Blate
Rum Row Inspection Ships Sailed On Coast Guard Tour
New London May 13 An inspection tour of Rum Row began today led by Coast Guard Commander Stephen Yandle aboard the Cutter Pequot with Washington reporters aboard The crew sailed for a three day cruise to determine what happened to rum ships shifting both north and south Yandle will report to Admiral Billard with recommendations on further dry navy actions to curb smuggling.
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New London
Rum Row
Cvast Guards
Stephen Yandle
Fplc
Billard
Washington
Pequot
Coast Guard
Rum
Yandle
Parade Of Boys And Their Dogs At New Castle Show
Centennial week features a dog show in New Castle with a prize parade. Winners will include the biggest dog, meanest dog, longest port dog, and shortest dog, each judged with traits once considered faults. Dogs must be accompanied by their young owners as entries enter the playful contest.
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Lawrence County
Nee
New Castle
Chaunsey Davis Prealdeny
Priz .Ea
Doga
Execution date fixed for two Berks county murderers
Governor Pinchot set the execution date for Lennon Crocker and John Grinage of Berks county for the week beginning May 13, July 13. The International News Service report from Harrisburg notes the specific scheduling by the governor.
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Pinchot
Sulleton
C International News Service
Harrisburg
Lennon Crocker
Joln Grinage
Berks County
Wheat market manipulation inquiry yields little evidence
Washington May 13 The department of agriculture said the investigation into alleged manipulation of the Chicago wheat market by a group of millionaires has shown little evidence to warrant criminal indictments. The inquiry had been on its way for nearly a week.
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International News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture’s
Chicago
Paz Pot Thas
First Patent On Balloon Tires
Washington May 13 The patent office issued the first balloon tire patent to Alden Putnam of Detroit Michigan Commerce department officials said the action paves the way for anticipated results over royalties on balloon tires and related products
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Cintarnavionnews
Washington
Patent Office
Alden Putnam
Detroit
Mich
Commerce Department
Rum Row Reinforced by Two Large Ships Off New York Coast
Two large vessels, a French steamer and a German ship, arrived off New York as part of Rum Row reinforcements. The coast guard reports a new Sea Sled faster than rum runners and a cargo slip of about 50 cases of liquor through the blockade.
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Rum Row
New York Coast
New Coast Guard
Re Ad
Staten Island
New Jersey
New York
Coast Guards
Coast Guard
Miss Jones Fate In Hands Of Jury
Lucille Jones 29 daughter of Rev. T Howard Jones of Lorain faces trial as jurors deliberate after Judge A R Webber completes the charge. The nine men and three women will decide if the confectionery store was used to arrange meetings between young girls and men.
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Ryvlletin
International News Service
Elyria
Lucille Jones
T. Howard Jones
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Japanese City in Ruins After Major Fire
Akumagaya, a town near Tokio, was left in ruins after a night fire destroyed 800 homes causing about 2.5 million dollars in damage. No casualties were reported.
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Tokio
Akumagaya
Death notices for Nesale Hager and Miller in North Men township
Two death notices list David We Nesale age 44 from Wick Ixvepur Mynx and Annie Hager Baughtla age 30 from North Men township with an unlikely entry Marw,th Ann Miller age 88 Exst-fally. The garbled OCR combines names ages and places, indicating obituary notices for residents in local townships.
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David We Nesale
Dae Wick
Mynx
Annie Hager Baughtla
North Men Township
oMarw
Ann Miller
New Castle Cathedral Cornerstone to Impress Nation
One hundred years after New Castle was chartered as a city a second cornerstone ceremony is planned for the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Cathedral at Lincoln and Highland Avenues. Masons from 160 lodges across Pennsylvania and other states will attend a parade and noon laying, with officials, Red Cross nurses, and a large crowd expected amid extensive preparations and amplified sound for clear remarks.
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Newnes Castle
Lincoln and
Highland Avenues
Pennsylvania
Masonic Fraternity
Lawrence County
Fred L. Renta
Chile
High
Cliath
Herat
Scottish Rite
Masons
Benevolent
Protective Order of
Wilks
North Mill Street
Elks
L ‘Mit
Ita Utiles
Han
Lawrance County
American Red Cross
Entertadmnenc
Many Add Mite To Relief Fund
The John Endress relief effort grows with twenty five donors contributing 40 dollars, bringing the Laa Brand total to 1342.46. The News encourages further contributions at its office and credits will be added to the fund.
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John Endress
Laa
Wwmg Class Ltd
U.P. W. Ih
Carpenter
F_d. Fisher
R. G. Sanderson
J. S. Davis
Bert P. Evans
W. P. Sankey
Governor Pinchot Letter to Walker on Shenango Beaver Valleys
Governor Gifford Pinchot thanks Walker of Beaver Falls, chair of the Conservation Association, for his Telegram May 9th and says he will give the appropriation bill earnest consideration. The note links to the Pymatuning Ewamp project and hopes the meeting may advance development of water power in the valley.
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Walker
Beaver Falls
Shenjango
Beaver Valleys
Goveernor Gifford Pinchot
Val Igy
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Medina
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NEW Castle ‘News
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C. L. Ripps
Cripps Hardware Company
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