Ciccone Jumps Bail in Rambling Device Case and Others
John Ciccone’s appeal from Judge Emery’s decision on maintaining Rambling devices ended with the judge affirming. Ciccone failed to answer for sentence. recognizance of 2000 dollars forfeited. Bonds listed as 1000 and 500. Other defendants: Fred Morrla paroled for two years with 2000? costs. Frank Dagonvich Kuzma Zilah Cardia Jardos Mike Lah pled nolo contendere for lottery tickets at Bersymes and were fined 251 each, paroled for two years. Annie Jarivic fined 400 with two years parole. Bam Sankovich fined 260 and paroled for two years. The Great Divide comedy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ciccone
S. P. Emery
Emery
Fl.ang
Oinersa
Fred Morrla
E ' Bam Sankovich
Where To Go Tonight Cinema Listings Review
A cluttered list of film titles and performers appears with multiple showings including Learning To Love Emery, Hunters Bold, The O'Brien Sextette, Wild Game, The Paces I Make, The Folly of Vanity, Ship Shape, The Ringing Herd, Locked Out, Seeing Red and Yukon Jake. Notable names include Michel Kurgone Yonfa Alexander Betty Blythe Madge Bellamy Willony James Tar Lak and Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Constance Talmadan
Antonia Vareno
Thea Spat Fanih
Michel Kurgone
Yonfa Alexander
Feaharing
Madge Bellamys
Willony James Tar Lak
Reward Offered for Flower Thieves in City
A citywide wave of plant thefts prompts W O M Britton of 405 Peargon treel to offer a 25 reward. He reports hedges and flowers torn from his garden last night and seeks information leading to arrest and conviction of the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenity
W. OM. Britton
Britton
Bishop Boyle To Be Here Sunday
Bishop Boyle of Pittsburg will visit New Castle Sunday for the corner stone laying of St Mary’s church. Monsignor Stephen Wrish, former vicar general, will also attend the occasion. Earlier duties threatened to prevent the visit, but arrangements now allow the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tough C. Boyle
Pitts- Dureh Thocesa
New
Council Eyes North Mercer Grade 1 View Action
Today the council considered viewing North Mercer street before acting on City Engineer Miller's recommendation. A new sidewalk grade would be set along Crawford Hoyt’s property, creating a moderate grade between Edison and Buick avenues.
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North Mercer Street
Miller
Crawford Hoyt
Edison
Buclid Avenue
Building Permits Dedicate New Baptist Church Sunday
A historic Baptist church dedication took place as Harmony Church celebrates its new brick building beside the old site. The 76 year old congregation, eight miles from the city on the New Castle Illwood City road, dedicated a modern brick structure with oak interiors, electric lights, classrooms, and a large seated assembly. The day featured sermons by Rev. H G Woodrow and Rev. A J R Schumaker, choir performances, and a luncheon hosted by church women. The old meeting house date traces to 1849 with charter members listed, and records note a 1855 pastor.
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M. ‘Curry
Backford Street
HF. Stubbs
West Madi
Lara
William Dukes
Park Avevenue
William Bender
Elizabeth siStance
H. G. Woodrow
A. J. R. Schumaker
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Association
WH. G. Woodroty
Pla‘oy
D. 8. Williams
Deweong
A.C. Reno
Milton Hogue
W. ©. Currie
Eshap Houk
W. K. Currie
R. H. Reno
Stanley M. Frew
Francis H. Roxma
Inarmony Baptist
John Hazen
Lav Hazen
Samuel Baldwin
Rachel Maven
Mary Hazen
Rebecca Hazen
Elizabeth Sherrard
Nancy Houk
Rebecca Newton
Olive Hazen
Our Church
Ray
Levi Moss
Joho Park
James C. McCready Dies In New Wilmington Area
James C. McCready dies early today at his home near New Wilmington. He chaired the firm at 37 East Washington Street and was a longtime director of Citizens National Bank. Survived by wife Ellen, daughter Mrs Meyer Greenbaum, son Alexander, and siblings. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Westbrook Home with Rev. W. B. McClure officiating. Flowers declined.
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East
Washington Street
Wigo
Citizens National Bank
McCready
First Presbyterian Church
Lodge of the
Craf
FL & A. ML
New Castle
Shrine
B. P.O. Elka
Lawrence Club
Ellen Pearson McCready
Meyer Greenbaum
Kittauning
Alexander McCready
This City
Charles A. McCready
William St. Broe
James Kennedy
Renere McCready Greenbaum
Wittawamp
Neal says every science teacher in state guilty
Dr Neal claims all state science teachers violated anti evolution policy and vows to pursue enforcement via prosecutions. He argues the best way to repeal a bad law is by enforcing it, urging Tennessee to push the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Ansl
Negro Burglar Escapes After Shootout With Officers
An armed burglary attempt at the Frye residence ends with a pursuit through South Street. Officer Campbell fires multiple shots chasing a fleeing Negro, who escapes with a severe shoulder wound while Mrs. Frye sustains a serious cut from a window break. McAnaney and others pursue and safety remains uncertain.
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McAnaney
Frye
Campbell
NeAnaney
Tie
McAananey
Neuse
South Street
South Jefferson Street
South Diamond Alley
Carnegie Steel Company
Atgosting
Greer
Megro
Tim
Ap Aest
George Grant
Mrs. True
McAuney
Are You Familiar With Your City Today’s Answers
A reader quiz in New Castle News invites public participation. Questions ask about local landmarks like a Shenango River Red Bridge and Windmill factory, plus a Windmill factory and railroad traffic. Submit answers with name and address.
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Red Bridge
Shenango River
Etna firnacGen
Carolina
Hannon
West Washington Street
McCleary Avenue
Marisa Dane Torehler
Mahoning Road
Zachary Taylor
New Castle
Aehool
New Castle News
Judge Sentences Boy to Death in Pennsylvania Case
The court condemned a youth to the chair despite jury mercy. After a brief show of emotion he fired on the victim and was remanded to the Western Penitentiary. An appeal to the Supreme Court was announced. The governor will set execution date at his discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frand~ Morder
Wiliam
Dudge
Western Penitentiary
Deyvaller
Supremé Car
Pennsylvania
Seek Cars For Reunion Week
Seek cars for Reunion Week in New Yasle for Scott Quennion ceremonies and cathedral corner laying. Transportation committees plan car and driver support. contact 488 end state day and time out 600, 148, 113596. Call before noon Monday May 20. A large number of cars are required.
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New Yasle
Transportation Romanttes
Tout Limeon Lee
Nota
Brothere
Nooh
Vaulclain Wins $10000 Bet On Temperance Resolve
Aged 70 Vaulclain vows to abstain from alcohol for a year in a bet with friends who challenged him to drink. The stake is $10,000 if he drinks while in the United States during the period. He plans to work harder and celebrate his birthday in New York, noting optimism and a wary grin about liquor there.
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Ray. l. J. Shoemaker
Avelst
C. 8. Ayres
B.C. Shoemaker
H. A. Lewin
Belo
FR Eley
Zion
A.D. News
Elay
H. G. Wood- Tow
Almen Ubernthy
Jon
Worson
United States
New York
Shepherd Goes On Formal Trial On Murder Charge
Chicago May 18 William Daring Shepherd faces a murder trial for the death of William Nelson McClintock in a crowded criminal court building. Voir dire opened with 100 plus jurors summoned, with Isabelle Pope another key potential witness.
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Shepherd
Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Wil- Ham Daring Shepherd
Bill Pean
Thomas J. Lynascent
William
Nelson McClintock
Nils Millionaire Ward
Dayen Veniremen
George S. Gorman
Leo Ettelson
Slighe
Schlegsman
Charles
G. Waiman
Pfar Witans
Faiman
Peter Pacelli
Johny
Gear
Deaths Of The Day Funeral notices from local area
Funeral notices list several deaths and services across Shenango township, Salemville, and nearby communities. Mrs Eliza Ann Miller was buried in Greenwood Cemetery after services at First Methodist. Harriet Kegrise and Willian E B Lytle are noted with services in Salemville and Shenango, followed by John M Jones and Ella Wright obituaries. Other notices include Angeline Fenich and Jerold McCormick, with interments at Hillsville and Oak Marymount cemeteries, plus Mrs Martha Momuto and Willa Ray Mehl. An infant, Ralph Polo, and Attuseet receive brief mentions with court actions and local remarks.
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Harriet Kegrrs
Market
Kegrise
Salem~ville
S. L. Allen
Leasure Avenue
Salemville
Ina
H. Alton
Mary OQ. Kegrise
Pittsburgh
Willian Byte
William EB. Lytle
Shenango Township
Charza
Glaude Downs
Sagannak Methodist |Ehurch
Vermen Rooker
Harry
William Bessel
James White
John Tanner
Savannah
Ella Wright
Lowellville
Mins Wright
Hopewell
Angeline Penich
Alex
Barbara Fenich
Youngstown
Mahoning Township
Hillsville Catholic Church
Hillsville Cemetery
Mise Fehl
Misa Willa Ray Mehl
Christian Missionary Airlancs Gasps Tabernacle
Pantgon Street
A. W. Lambert
Messrs. Weir
Jenkins
Punney
Mack
Masters
Stlra
Graceland Cemetery
Momuto
Martha
Momuto Ware
Orthdox
Chernujavesky
Greenwood Cemetery
Wad
Arakia
Ben
Shignity
Balkan Trouble Deepens Across Europe After Cathedral Bombing
Bulgarian foreign minister seeks allied permission to keep 12000 troops after Sveti Kral cathedral bombing that killed over 150. Allies fear Balkan unrest and conspiracies spread to Teleiman, Firiobiv, and Vratza. Also notes local human interest on the Isador and Isabelle Lares twins known for music and family details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bulgaria
Sveti Kral
Balkan
Bulgana
Teleiman
Firiobiv
Vratza
Roadkin
Odeon
Sofia
News Men Spending Week In New York
Jacob F. Rentz and Harper Montgomery of The News are in New York for a week on paper business. Also mentions measles guardian issues and school closings tied to a local family in Lawrence County with a Dixmont hospital reference.
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New York
Jacob F. Rentz
News
Harper Montgomery
Schonner
Lawrence County Court
Noth
Tetiana Demeing
Truk
Dixmont
Cay
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Ciccone
Capivol
Alice Terry
O'Brien
Alec Conley
News Reel
Regent
Jack Job
Lola Willson
Noah Beery
Nixon Betty Blythe
Frank Merl
Mason
Billy Sullivan
Yukon Jake
Pathe News
Bishop Boyle
North Mercer
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Conor
Euwer’s
Teo Tod i
Loormart
Republican
NEW Baptist Church
The
News 18
Robert
Wallace
Dmery
New Castles Publican
James 5
McClellard
North
Beaver Township
Kewnody Fourth Ward
DW. Oben
X. Con Township
William Mt. Hou
Connie
Elwood City
Sherif
Third Ward
J. Waddligton
Eastbrask
W. R. Wok ™E
Buce" Reynolde
New Canthe
Frank N. Johnstom
Jack M. Dunlap
New Cansila
Bert) Dinsmorr
New Cantina
Jas. C. McCready
Paige Ons
Fase Oas
Boy
Vauclain
William Stewart
W O'Brien
Crowden
Criminal Court
Leopold-Loeb
Ballistr l
Districh
Court House
Thomas J. Lynch
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
T Ia
Sherice
Andy Rouse
Nick Rouse
Levine Alley
Anc
Margaret
Oak Park Cemetery
John M. Jones
Jarmas McCane
Bell Avenue
Meg
Emrys Thomas
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Henry Badger
William Bluehorn
Emrys Davis
Charles Richards
Heere Lewie
James Lewin
David Jones
John Jones
William Lewis
Frank Crozen
Taymone Fisher, Igs
Maymong Rigger, Ure
Raymond H
Frances Scott Fisher
George Scott
Croton Avenue
St. Mary's Cerminery
Jerold
Francis McCormick
Eara
Dantel
Elizabeth Lemm McCormick
George
Morris
Paul
Mr. Barmichaet
John Barnhart
Mary Frazier
Huron Avenue
C. W. MacGeorge
Ellwood Sty
Oliver McCann
Roy, David
J. A. Frazer
Earl Mowery
A. C. Forringer
Slippery Rock Cateatery
Ralph Polo
Attuseet
Sry
Lee
Demp
D Gibson
Tunney
United Stats
Greater
Knox Agents
Knox
Isador
Isabelle
Mercer
Venterview
Esters
Davis Saoe CA
Silber
Sea Island
Davis Shoe Co
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