Governor Signs Scores Of Bills In Harrisburg May 14
Governor Pinchot signs a slate of measures before leaving for Washington. Norton bill sets land purchase up to 150 per acre for forest lands with a total cap of 26000 dollars. County treasurers collect fish and dog licenses, new fees kept by treasurers. Intercounty bridges may be built with shared cost. General revenue millage fixed to 16 mils in third class cities. Amendments to township roads approved. Moffatt bill harmonizes school laws and rural attendance. Beheney licenses transient merchants. Edmonds bans mandamus against banking sec. Sowers allows sale of property in divorce. Lucas adds county aid for a distant purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Washington, D. C
Ized
Turner
Delaware
Department of High Ways
iPryor
General Revienué Purnorag
Long
Moffatt
Lawrence
Beheney
Lebanon
Edmonds
Philadelphia
Sowers
Lucas
Burial of Deceased Service Men and Widows Observed
The article notes the burial of deceased service men and their widows, and mentions actions by the board of optometrical education to employ skilled investigation and provide for examination of optometerists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiinchbaugh
York
Board of Optometrical Education
Dick Barthelmess and Wife Separate
New York May 14 Richard Barthelmess screen star and Mary Hay dancer who have been married since 1920 have decided to execute a civil separation agreement. Miss Hay said no divorce is contemplated and the separation arises from mutual understanding. She will sail for Europe in a week to fulfill dancing engagements. Their two year old daughter will be in each parent custody six months a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Richard Barthelmess
Mary Hay
Mies Hay
Sha
Europe
Mary Hay Barthelmews
Farmer Loses Hand in Tuesday Farm Accident
Chester Hunt, a Princeton area farmer, suffered the mutilation of his left hand at the wrist while operating a corn husking machine on his farm. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital for treatment after the accident on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hunt
Princeton
Shenango Valley Hospital
Merger Revision Demanded In Van Sweringen Plan
Washington May 14 reports from International News Service say the Interstate Commerce Commission plans an extensive revision of the Van Sweringen merger before action on their unification scheme. Commissioner Meyer leads the hearing as the panel withholds comment until the record is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
van Sweringens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocking Valley
Erie
Commission
Abayance
Screen Stars Enroute To Mexico For Wedding
Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell, noted film stars, travel to Juarez, Mexico, today to wed. The couple plans a honeymoon after the ceremony. Windsor, born Ola Kronk, was divorced from William Bowes five years ago, while Lytell was previously married to Evelyn Vaughn and divorced in October 1924. Windsor is 26, Lytell 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytell
Juarez
Mexico
Claire “Windsor
Ola Kronk
William Bowes
Lytall
Evelyn Vaughn
Adrasa
Mids Windsor
Jytell
No Decision Yet On Prosecution Of Miss Lucille Jones
Elyria Ohio May 14 Prosecutor D A Baird will decide today whether to again bring Miss Lucille Jones 20 daughter of Rev Howard Jones Lorain clergyman before a jury. The jury deliberating on the indictment charging her with procuring Ethel Kun 15 for tormenting was hopelessly divided and discharged by Judge A R Webber. Miss Jones may be retried on the indictment or not depending on the prosecutor’s ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Elyria
Ohio
D. A. Baird
Lucille Jones
T. “Howard Jones
Lorain
Ethel Kun
Tormenschein
A. R. Webber
Jury splits on acquittal in solicitation case
The report states the jury stood seven for acquittal and five for conviction on charges of soliciting or attempting to solicit, reflecting a divided deliberation in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Police Court News Highlights In City Disorder Cases
Lucille Perry and Anna Kerr, both from Mahoning avenue, paid $100 fines on two charges disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer. John C. Leonardson and Charles Edmunds faced disorderly conduct charges from last night’s arrest. Leonardson fined $100 and Edmunds $10. Nazimova discusses personal life and divorce plans amid new views on education and fitting in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Perry
Anna Kerr
Mahoning Avenue
John
C. Leonardson
Charles Edmunds
Horner
Parker and Richards
Leonardson
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
An Astonishing New Castle drugstore sale promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a quick remedy for gas bloating heartburn and stomach distress. The elixir is said to relieve indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and associated nervousness and fatigue while improving sleep, appetite, and energy with a pleasant taste and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
McKey
New Castle Drug Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rome
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan ‘Association
Washington Street
New Castle
Dick Barthelmess
Reach
Astors
Fifth Avenue
Jack Dempsey
Hindenbure
Ington By
Women’s Apparel Department
K. Bright
Coats
the Winter Co
the News
Bernice Day
Kavining
Gelen George
Shan
Borat
Bernice ‘Day
Darby Day, Jr
Chicago
Mll!onaire
M. Kalinin
Moscow
George Shaw
William Schinfindt
William E. Borah
Idaho
World Court
League of Nations
Boston
R. R
The
Sycamore Garage
Nunn
Insurance Agency
Physicians Pharmacy
E. Washington St
Jy. B
Haley, Mgr
Highland Decorating Co
East Washington Street
CKERD
Wahlington Street
Eckerd
Saymans
Cleveland Wall
Melba
Pinkham's
Selteer
Dior
Absorbine Jr
Beto Pond
Koward
Dare
Johun Foy
Woodbury
A. PB. W
Kotex
4Beestis
Mark
Cartoria
Mella
Morlink
San Felice
Cinco
Duquesne Club
le Ovale
Tudre Wright
Albert
Velvet
Riveres
Borsos
Allenseing Bao
Bargeant
Eckead
Armand
Miller
Lilly
Eas
Austin
Police Court News
Nazimova
Annapolis
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
Huston Howe.co
Long Avenue
Ellwood City
North Street
Mandolins
Ssi
Natal
Flaming Youth
Penn Theatre
Salee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!