First Schooner Of 44 Beer For Cincinnati Man
Windsor Ont May 2 4 4 per cent beer opened at a teahouse hotel with a few Cincinnati Columbus visitors and a Fargo North Dakota guest present. Canadians from Toronto dominated the crowd anticipated to grow by nightfall as locales with beer rights prepare for a racing season rush. The Cincinnati man who first popularized 44 per cent beer said it is milder than Budweiser and Anheuser Busch.
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Frank WH
Praysor
Stati
Windsor
Ont
Acoss
Kla
T Jo Cincinati
Columbus
Ne! Fraska
Omaha
North Dakota
Fargo
Palk
Toronto
Work Of Pouring Out Beer Hindred By Greenville Crowds
Mercer Pa May 21 A Greenville crowd gathered at noon to view the pouring of 200 gallons of beer into the Shenango river. Officials faced little trouble as they used lagses jars cups and envelopes in improvised vessels to destroy the craft. Three hours were needed to pour the two cat loads of 3 percent beer brought to April.
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Mercer
Greenville
Shenango River
W. A. Bone
Arthur Mometer Ends Touring With Automobiling Goodbye
Arthur Mometer spent Sundays visiting places across the state in his automobile. Saturday night he prepared to quit motoring and turn to golf, enjoying club life but growing weary of the road. Weather is cloudy with a high around eighty today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Lis Eye
Daughters Of Costello Seek Screen Fame Again
In Los Angeles on May 21 Central Press reports Maurice Costello once a top early film star likened to Valentino dies away in obscurity. His daughters Helene and Dolores Costallo sign to pursue silent screen careers, after years in Brooklyn attending school.
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Costello
Central Press
Los Angeles
Maurice Costello
Valentino
Tom Meighen
Cos
Tello
Blaze
Helene
Dolorea Costallo
Brooklyn
Grand Jury to Indict Scopes in Dayton Case
A special session of the Rhea County grand jury was called for Monday to indict P. C. Scopes for violating state law prohibiting teaching evolution at a near high school. Scopes pled not guilty in a justice court and was bound over for grand jury action. Dayton citizens hope the move keeps the case from Chattanooga courts.
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International News Service
Dayton, Tenn
Rhea County
Grand Jury
Blonday
P. C. Scopes
Sage
Scopes
Jis
Dayton
Chattanooga
Rom
Iig Cohris
Chrettanoooga
Coroner's Jury Frees Girl in Woman's Murder Case
In Chicago on May 21 Lucille Wunsch, 16, a Thurmton high school pupil, was exonera ted by a coroner's jury vote of 2 to 1 in the murder of Agnes Simneck. Wunsch walked free after the inquest.
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C International News Service
Chicago
Lucille Wunsch
Thurmton High School
Agnes Simneck
Third Workman On Bridge Plunges In Delaware
Morris Conway, a Delaware River Bridge worker from Newfoundland, plunged to his death today after starting work. He is the third workman to die by falling into the river since bridge construction began.
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Delaware
F International News Service
PHI
Padelphia
Morris Conway
Delaware River Bridge
Conway
Newfoundland
Carpenter Admits Murder To Secure Diamond Rings
Cincinnati bulletin reports John E Downing a 37 year old carpenter confessed to killing Mrs Aleen Williams 38 of Bromley Kansas to obtain her diamond rings which he later pawned for 68 dollars.
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Carpenter
International News Service
Cincinnati
John E Downing
Aleen Williams
Bromley
Bankruptcy Filed by Motor Car Dealer in New Castle
Robert M. Quigley, automobile dealer of New Castle, Pa., filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition reporting liabilities of 9,099.14 and no assets. The report notes a birth in Shenango Valley hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Probst of 204 West Cherry Street, November.
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Uinternational News Service
Pittsburgh
Robert M. Quigley
New Castle
Eree Oe Cme
Charles Probst
West Cherry Straat
Anow
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ellingson Girl Declared Sane to Stand Trial
Dorothy Ellingson, 17, declared sane by Napa State hospital doctors, will stand trial for her mother’s murder. She spent much of her time planning a defense and wrote a five page statement blaming Jimmy LaMarr, a dope fiend, for the killing. The state plans to resume the trial with defense efforts led by Walter McGovern or advisory supporters. Dorothy returns to the county jail Friday and is expected in court Monday for immediate trial resumption.
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Ellis H. Martin
International Maws Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Napa State Hospital
Anne
Matthews Brady
Alory
Jimmy LaMarr
LaMarr
St. Louis
Pace
Laafarr
Dorothy
Walter McGovern
McGovern
Ellingson
Realignment of forces signals Erdman election in Presbyterian vote
Bulletin from International News Service reports a shifting coalition among Presbyterian General Assembly commissioners. Support moves toward Dr Charles R Erdman of Princeton while Dr William F Thompson of Ohio State University and candidate William Jennings Bryan gain backing. outcome expected to favor Erdman.
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Bulletin I International
Columbus
Presbyterian, General Assembly
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton
N. J
William ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Cand. J. Bryan
Indictment for Manslaughter for Mrs Geisen Volk
Helene Auguste Geisen Volk entered a not guilty plea to a baby substitution charge. A grand jury returned a new indictment charging Manslaughter based on the infantorium investigation in upper New York. She could not post the $26 000 bail and remains in jail.
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International News
New York
Helene Auguste Geisen-Volk
Upper
Penmanship Teacher In New Castle Dies After Illness
Penmanship supervisor Howard Wilbur Carr of New Castle public schools died after a brief illness at his home on Laure Nt avenue. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and stroke while at Ben Franklin Junior High School and was taken home for care. Carr, born June 1 1884 in Malta Ohio, had served three years in New Castle after moving from Bucyrus. He studied at Mallawligh School Oberlin and New York Art School. Survived by parents William and Eva Carr.
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Howard Wilbur Carr
New Castle
Laurent Avenue
Fuenday
Carr
Ben Franklin
Hgh
Mallawligh-School
School of Penmanshipy
Oberlin
New York Art School
Ohio
Malta, O
William
Eva Rutledge Carr
Pymatuning Dam Funding Request Details
In a letter to Fred Fruit of Sharon, Pa., Charles E. Snyder, secretary of the Pymatuning Reservoir Project, estimates the reservoir cost at $2,983,100 including overhead. The plan allocates $1,268,100 for ram and spillway, $749,000 for railroad and highway changes, $285,800 for clearing and grading, and $20,000 for land purchases. Citizens for years have watched the project and state funds may start the work.
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Fred Fruit
Sharon
Charles E. Snyder
Pymatuning
Ramula- Ang Lands
Schools Prepare For Centennial Year
Centen nial week features will include hundreds of school children. Public school pageants and exhibitions are largely omitted this year as pupils participate in the centennial pageant and related performances.
Death notices for multiple residents reported
Obituary items list several deaths with ages and addresses including Howard Wilbur Carr age 41 of 228 Laurel, Annie Shields age 87 of 217 N Mercer, Charles Henry from West Grane area, Ethel from Pittsburgh, Marie Miller age 87 of Shevon Pa, and Owroy age 75 with street details. No additional context provided.
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Howard Wilbur Carr
Laurel Rene
Annie Shields
N. Mercer Street
Charles Henr
West Grane
Seek Witnesses In Jury-Fixing Plot In Chicago
Chicago May 21 with William D. Shepherd on trial for murder state probes a mysterious witness in a jury fixing plot. Former FBI official Barry says he was approached as a prospective juror and ward politician hinted it might pay. Police sweep the city for evidence while other grand jury inquiries unfold regarding threats and bribes tied to the case.
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International News Service
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
State
Veniremen
Philip J. Barry
Bureau of Investigation
Federal Department of Justice
Ghl+ sago
Stave
Robert E. Crowe
Rial
Barry
Crowe
Robert White
White
Shepherd
William S. Stewart
Shepherd Counsel
Martie Budlove
Marriage Licenses Nonsta Lapa 2 Hillevit ellie Lusere
The list shows multiple marriage license records with names and towns including New Castle Wheeling and Butler. It reflects couples like Roy White and Anna M Travis, Chester Samuel Day and Frances Belle Bromiley, Thomas J Flahy, and others across towns such as Mercer and Butler.
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Nonsta Lapa
Hillevitellie Lusere
Hmsville
Louis Anthony Perrott
Tochester
Julia Viola Dicenvo
New Castle
Roy White
Wheeling
W. Va
Anna M. Travis
Chester Samuel Day
New Crazie
Frances Belle Bromiley
Thomas J. Flahy
Butler
Gathering Ochaba
Thomas Tsador Fox
Farrell Ruth Thompson
Wiet
Middiesey
George Tucker
Dianbeth Blam
Dobn A, Calyvet
Csssiee Volant Hessie Rhyal
Mercer
Classmates Mary Church and Son James Graduate Together
Mrs. Mary Church and her son James completed four years as classmates in the William Jewell College senior class at Liberty Missouri. Bath received A. B. degrees. James won an Austin Fellowship at Harvard and planned to enter there in the fall as a graduate student.
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Mary Church
James
William Jewell College
Liberty
Bath
Austin
Harvard
Ward Acquitted of Murder Then Rearrested on Assault Charge
Harold Ward, 32, a salesman, was found not guilty by a jury of murder in the death of Mrs. Alice Schlee. He was immediately rearrested on a felonious assault charge against Mrs. Schlee’s husband, Lawrence W. Schlee, amid testimony of blackmail. Ward was released after bond and left the courtroom with his wife, who kissed him as photographers crowded around.
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Q International News Service
Pittsburgh
Harold &. Ward
Alice Schlee
Frank Graff
Lawrence W. Schlee
Ward
Taxicab Collides With Truck At Early Morning Intersection
David Richardson reports a taxicab struck his northbound truck at Court Street intersection while he drove north on Ray Street. The cabriolet driver fled scene and did not give his name. The truck was rendered out of commission.
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David Richardson
Randolph Street
Nalice
Ray
Moderator Votes To Be Cast Late This Afternoon
In Columbus Ohio on May 2 the Presbyterian General Assembly faced a pivotal day as liberals and militant conservatives clash over the next moderator candidate. Dr Charles Erdman is backed by the harmony faction while William J Bryan breaks with most fundamentalists. Other contenders include Dr J M T Finney and Dr Harry Clark Rogers as balloting set for 2 30 this afternoon after 10 34 devotional services.
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Harold G. Mecoyy
International News Service
Columbus. C
Presbyterian General Assembly
Harmony
Charles R. Erdman
Princeton Univ
William J. Bryan
Florida
William ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lapsler
McAise
Berkeley
Calif
Erdman
J. M. T. Finney
Johns Hopkins Universand
Allied Aries
France
John
Carson
Brooklyn
McAfes
General Assembly
Clarence E. McCartney
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NEW Castle News
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Geisen-Volk
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H. W. Carr
Ben Franklin Junior High School
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Abaves Masimary Church
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Thompson
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