Coast Guard Plans New Blow On Rum Fleet
The United States coast guard plots a fresh offshore assault against liquor smugglers. A mobile anti liquor fleet will shift from New York to another area as shock troops target Atlantic coast routes. Admiral F C Billard will deploy destroyers and patrol craft from Boston to New York after the main fleet heads to the new offensive.
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Robert 5. Thornburg
International News Service
Stact
New York
United States Coast Guard
Atlantic
Vifle
Bavaiian
F.C. Billard
Coast Guard
Horta
Boston
Pinchot Names Dr Haas As State School Head
Harrisburg May 18 Dr Francis B Haas deputy superintendent director of public instruction was named superintendent of public instruction by Governor Gittora Tinehot to fill the unexpired term of the late Dr J George Recht.
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Pinchot
FB. Haas
Warrisburg
Francis B. Haas
Harrisburg
Gittora Tinehot
J. George Recht
Frost Is Cause Of Heavy Damage In Midwest Crops
The frost of yesterday and last night damaged strawberry and grape crops in the Taw Taw and Lawton Mich districts, with losses estimated over $2,000,000. Max Sherrod of the U S Weather Bureau reported widespread Midwest damage and a full survey had not yet been completed.
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Bullutin
Chicago
Ruth
Taw Taw
Lawton
Max Sherrod
United States
Turean
Mid- Western
When the sky looks dark and the day is dull
The piece says when clouds loom and rain seems likely the sun will return with brighter days. It advises keeping faith and wearing appropriate warmth and suggests that patience helps weather mood and outlook despite gloomy times. It mentions the year fifty four and predicts eventual improvement.
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Grove
Santa Gocel
Stitt Roy
Dhs
Maryland Judge Sentences 15-Year-Old to Electric Chair
Pottsville Pa May 18 William Cavalier 15 year old slay er of his aged grandmother was today sentenced to his in the electric chair. The courtroom crowded an hour before Judge Koch appeared as the boy stood quiet after defense counsel consulted.
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T International News Service
Pottsville
William Cavalier
FR. H. Koch
Koch
William
Judge Koch
Negro Burglar Flees via Window Escape From Frye Home
A colored burglar entered the Frye residence at 10 East South Street about 4:50 am Sunday. After a struggle with Mrs. Frye he leaped from a second story window to escape. Officer Clarence Campbell fired at the fleeing man as Walter McAnaney alerted neighbors. Mrs. Frye cut her foot stepping on broken glass during the escape attempt. The pursuit followed down Jefferson Street toward South Street.
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Doran W. Frye
East South Street
Walter McAnaney
Prva
Frye
McAnaney
Vauclain Wins Bet Amid Birthday Milestone
Samuel M. Vauclain, Baldwin Locomotive Works president, reportedly won a $10,000 wager tied to a birthday claim during a quiet Atlantic City weekend. He explained the gamble and noted the agreement’s termination after a year, with a forfeit of $10,000 if liquor is consumed in the United States, while celebrating in Mexico with two friends.
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International News
Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Mr. Vatclaimn
Nto
United States
Atlantic City
Mexico
Mr. Vauclain
Carlisle Police Hold Three Men For Auto Theft
Carlisle police hold three men Frank Walker 23 Francis Martinus 27 of Washington DC and John Johson of Charlottesville VA in a county jail at the request of Washington police on charges connected with the theft of a car in the capital.
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Carlisle
International News Service
Frank Walker
Francis Martinus
Washington
D. C
John Johson
Charlotissville
W. Val
Smeeny
Woman Sentenced for Manslaughter in Wampum Fight
Ellgise Grooms convicted of manslaughter in the death of Janell Allen was sentenced by Judge Plummer Emery to pay a $50 fine plus costs and serve 4 to 8 years in the Allegheny County Workhouse. The case stemmed from a May fight in Wampum, defense claimed. District Attorney Hildebrand urged the maximum. Attorneys Ig McGracken and George W Muse advocated leniency.
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Ellgise Grooms
Janellle Allen
Plummer Emery
Allegheny
Wampum
Grooms
McGracken
George W. Muse
Attornex Hildebrand
Drive Carefully You May Be Next in New Castle
Traffic accident report for New Castle area notes numerous injuries from incidents between January and May. Highlights include countywide outside city limits cases and injuries varying by accident.
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New Castle
Dedicating Harmony Baptist Church Sunday Afternoon
The Harmony Baptist church dedicated its newly completed building on Sunday May 17 1925 with a large turnout. Visitors came from New Castle Ellwood City and Beaver Baptist association churches. Rev George M Landis delivered the dedicatory sermon and the afternoon sermon, with prayers by Rev E C Schumaker and greetings from Beaver Association. Continued on page three.
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Harmony Baptist Church
New Castle
Ellwood City
Beaver Baptist Association
George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
This City
Landis
New Temple
E. C. Schumaker
Baptist Church of
J. Whalen
Greensburg
State to prosecute all science teachers if evolution law stands
Neal states every science instructor in the state and all University of Tennessee science professors would face prosecution if the evolution law is deemed constitutional. Dr John R Neal, who heads Scopes defense, says textbooks approved by the state textbook commission center on Darwinian evolution and twenty UT texts contain evolutionary theories. He notes instructors teaching evolution would be targeted and the case gains national legal aid.
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International
Statft
Washington
United States
Foreig
Coolidge
Amercan
France
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
American Debt Commission
Conternational News Service
Noxville
Venn
University of Tennessee
J. T. Scopes
Young Dayton
Tenn
John R. Neal
Br. Neal
Tor Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Dudley Field
Malone
Willam Bryan
State Textbook Commission
Ie University of Tennessee
Neal
Yevery
Fitzmour sisters of Elwood City graduate together
In Elwood Pa May 18 1926 the three Fitzmour sisters set to leave school as a unit. They have studied hard and plan to attend college. The family at Warne avenue celebrates their accomplishment as the trio contemplates future travel and study together.
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Wy EK. T. Moorhead
Ellwood
Fitmour
Elwood City
Harry Rimour
Warne Avenue
Lin Clas
Isadar
Tsv
Balkan Plotting Sparks Arrests Across Serbia and Bulgaria
London dispatch reports 1500 soldiers quelling armed bands east of Sofia and clashes near Talarpojarik Stanimaka Shipka Poveteh and Shimen. Many arrests in Belgrade for a plot to blow up the Simptan Orient express train and a mutiny linked to Communist members in the Bulgarian army. Public indignation rising.
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Paved M. Church
Internationa News Service
Stat
London
Balkan
James C. McCready Dies at 68 in City Home
James Campbell McCready, 68, longtime local businessman and civic figure, died this morning at his home 17 East North Street after a severe cold contracted in Mexico. Born October 11, 1862, in the city, he was active in New Castle business and public affairs, with numerous charitable involvements. His passing leaves a vacancy in the community’s business and civic life.
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James Campbell McCready
Kaw v
Aelack
East North Street
Mexico
Mr. McCready
City
Alexander Thomas
Mary Yavte McCready
Death Record for Hanis Campbell McCrenuly and Others
Death notice for Hanis Campbell McCrenuly age 61 residing at 17 Kas North street Stes Ebirlet Rhegrise Teasure ayerin Mias Elke Weight Oh Annty Ronse Leving AMey and infant Raymond Wisher with Denton avenue Jerald Beaneds McCormick Jeralds Srukey street Angeline Peenalel aged 8 Mahontag saywyshipe KN listed among local deaths with scattered parish addresses and family references.
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Hanis Campbell McCrenuly
Kas
North Street
Stes
Ebirlet Rhegrise
Teasure Ayerin
Mias
Elke Weight
Lowell Sill
Annty Ronse
Leving Amey
Raymond Wisher
Ceach
Denton Avenue
Jerald Beaneds McCormick
Srukey Street
Angeline Peenalel
Mahontag Saywyshipe KN
Shepherd Murder Trial Begins With Jury Pick
Chicago report states William D. Shepherd faces formal trial for murder after a lengthy conspiracy spanning 16 years. Crowe leads the case as jury selection of 12 men commences amid silent proceedings and shifting plans by both sides.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Willian Nelson McClintock
Allotas
Faye Tre
Prince Visits Dying Woman at Her Request
PORT ALFRED South Africa May 18 natives and Britishers away from homeland saw the Prince of Wales attend church service here. At the bedside of a dying woman he spoke words of comfort as he stood beside her bed, a gesture described as thoughtful.
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South Afhes
Prince of Wales
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