Money Taken From Union Bank Linked To Toledo Loot
Early reports confirm that serial numbers on money seized from three suspects in this city match bills stolen from the Union National Bank. Toledo police arrested the men and will hold them while authorities verify the bills against the bank's records. Each suspect carried rolls of new currency worth over 400 dollars.
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Toledo
Tyrrell
Union National Bank
Bala
Bank Moniday
New Castle
Greensburg Men Not Bank Bandits
Five men held at Greensburg state police barracks are not the Union National Bank robbers. Detectives in New Castle, led by Captain Smith, determine the Greensburg detainees are older Italian men. Descriptions and fingerprints are being circulated as police search for the true bandits.
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Greensburg
Union National Bank
T Ik. Elder
M. J. Young
M. A. McCulecahy
Harry C. Lewis
Mannion
Raymond George
George Bonnage
McCulcahy
Lewis
George
Greensby
New Castle
Smith
State Police
June Whispers and Weather Blink Through Town
The fragment evokes June coming in with weddings and fashion chatter on the serial page while noting everyday scenes from roses and children to hats and shoes. It closes with a weather line: today the temperature is seventy one.
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Callex
Bandits Caught In Toledo Ohio
Detectives in Toledo recover 407 dollars stolen from the Union bank in New Castle. Will Fisher 20 and Sam Ross 48 held the money. both are career criminals. They were found with money while sleeping in a resort during a separate case probe. Fisher had been one of four men linked to a Christmas 1919 jailbreak in New Castle.
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Toledo
Ohio
Union Bank
New Castle
Will Fisher
Sam Ross
Fisher
Transportation relief urged by Schwab after White House talks
Chas. M. Schwab warned that the nation faces crying transportation needs as rail and water systems strain. After a lengthy discussion with President Harding at the White House, Schwab said a return to normal business depends on solving the transportation problem.
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Cinternational News Service
Washington
Mar
Chas. M. Schwab
Harding
White House
Schwab
Gold Stolen From Two Dental Offices in Daylight Burglary
Police report daylight burglaries at Dr. John G. McConahy on North Street and Electro Dentists on East Washington Street. Thief took strip gold valued at 125 dollars from McConahy and 75 dollars from Electro Dentists. Authorities suspect a dentist thief as only the most valuable gold was passed.
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John G. McConahy
North Street
Electro
East Washington Street
Iaken
Admiral Fletcher Dies After Long Illness at Norfolk
Admiral Metcher, former commandant at Norfolk, died today at Hampton Roads after a long illness. He would have been placed upon the retired list next September. His daughter Elizabeth recently married John D. Mannen, the ceremony held in the sick room due to his illness.
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Cinternational
Harding To Attend Harrisburg Armistice Day Event
Harding received an invitation to attend the Armistice Day celebration in Harrisburg on November 11. The invite came from Representative Krister and American Legion representative Dr. I R Kheded, the report notes.
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Harding
Harrisburg
Arrest of Walter Nurene on warrant from Jackson trial
Walter Nurene was arrested in this city by local officers on Wednesday night on a warrant issued at Jackson Michigan for his wife Neseriion. He will be taken to Jackson for trial.
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Walter Nurene
Neseriion
Jackson
Mi¢h
Rickenbacker Starts Flight Setin Redfwood City
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, famed American ace, began a planned one stop flight to Washington from Redwood City Aviation Field on May 26 after circling the Bay area for over two hours in fog and cloud. He returned to land shortly before 7 am in a disappointed frame, hoping improved conditions would allow a resumption within two hours.
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Redwood City
Aviation Field
Calif
Bay
Eddie Rickenbacker
Washington, D. C
Rickenbacker
Twenty Year Club Being Organized by Railroad Employees
Pennsylvania Railroad workers with twenty years service form a Twenty Year Club as more employees join. Several veteran operators in the local section have longer tenure, and a note mentions a visit from North Mist staying with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blevins of Youngstown.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
North Mist
Mrs
Herman Blevins
Youngstown
Aaa
What About Your Car Memorial Day Donation Plea
Citizens of New Castle urged to donate cars to transport Civil War veterans from the Opera House to Greenwood cemetery on Memorial Day. Volunteers should arrive at 2 16 p m. cars will be used for up to one and a half hours. Contact James P Cope James Foster or Fred L Rents with offers.
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New Castle
Greenwood Cemetery
Opera House
British Troops To Move Into Upper Silesia
British battalions totaling 2,400 soldiers will move from the Rhineland to Upper Silesia starting tomorrow. Two troop trains will depart Cologne daily, continuing through June 1, with French troops evacuated from Myslowitz and Polish insurgents occupying the town. Reports say German volunteers and civilians faced pressure at the Czech border amid shifting front lines and a German victory claim later questioned.
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Inter Mal
Berlin
Rhineland
Upper Silesia
Cologne Torlay
Twa
Cologne
Oppeln
Morgen
Myslowitz
Man
Silesia
Czecho-Slovakia
International News Service
Ratibor
Potes
Kreuzenau
Oder River
Bootleggers Welcome Delay in Prohibition Effort
Washington May 3 Under the drop of 700 dry enforcement agents bootleggers report increased whiskey supply from manufacturers. Smuggling from Canada across the border and from Cuba via the Mexican route reaches Florida Georgia and as far north as New York Baltimore and Washington.
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W. H. Atkins
Washington
Prohibition Unit of
the Treasury
Kramer
Prohibition
Sunate
House
Treasury
Ohio River
Florida
Georgia
Cuba
Baltimore
New York
Marriage Licenses for Ellwood City and New Castle Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Ellwood City and New Castle include Joe Takas with Helen Luleran and Israel M Balk with Bertha Braver in Akron, plus C Thomas A Wood with Sarah W Jagkeon, Grace G Wogue, and Joan J Cunningham.
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Joe Takas
Elwood City
Helen Luleran
Ellwood City
Israel M. Balk
Ellwood
Cuty
Bertha Braver
Akron
Thomas A. Wood
New Castle
Sarah WW
Jagkeon
Grace G, Wogue
Joan J. Cunningham
Peace In Ireland Plea Of Premier Is Not Heeded
London May 26 Premier Lloyd George said in the house of commons there has been no response to a public peace offer for Ireland. Sir Hamar Greenwood announced that since March 86 crown forces had captured 16 000 rounds of ammunition in Dublin. Lieutenant Colonel Archer Shee asked about strong representations to the United States. Greenwood directed the inquiry to the foreign secretary.
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SRO News Service
London
Doj
Ireland
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Commons
Hamar Greenwood
Hamar
Crown
Dublin
Archer Shee
United States
Street Car Strike Looms Over Penn-Ohio System
Negotiations collapsed at Youngstown session as about eight hundred workers across six divisions of the Pennavivan- Ja-Ohio Electric company threaten a strike. The current contract expires May 31. Locals 9, 272, 124, 879, 176, 654 and related barn men may join with line crews to halt transportation operations. A meeting is planned to vote on the action tomorrow.
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Pennavivan- Ja-Ohio Electric Company
Youngstown
D. McKibben
Joint Arbitration Board
New Castle
Tocal
Niles
Sweat
Shareon
Jocal
Hubbard
Ju Sf
Milk And Ice Fund Reaches 140.50 In Subscriptions
Contributions to the Milk and Ice Fund rise after Wednesday report, now totaling 140.50. Subscriptions may be left at The News office or given to treasurer Mrs. Wo Marshall at 608 Court Street or John Wothedorfs at the Dollar Savings Association. Donors include Mrs. Garnet R Wirsing Watt Davidson T A Moore Margaret Jane Brown and the Black-Melunkin Dairy Company with amounts listed.
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Child Welfare Society
Garnet R. Wirsing
Watt Davidson
T. A. Moore
Margaret Jane Brown
Dair Company
S23
Ehler Discusses Boy Scout Movement in New Castle
H C Ehler spoke with local leaders at Board of Trade about bringing a Boy Scout executive to New Castle. Officials expect an early appointment as the council’s setup is ready and funding for the first year is the remaining task. President Richards said funds could be secured soon.
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Boy Scout Movement
Board of Trade
W. A G. Enter
Ehler
New Castle
Howard B. Richards
Medicinal Beer Regulations Soon
Secretary Mellon said new beer sale rules for medicinal use will be issued soon after Internal Revenue Commissioner nominee David Blair is confirmed. The regulations allow about four gallons of beer per month per eligible patient and are drawn from previously published rules.
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International News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
David Blair
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
Blair
War Criminal Is Sentenced To Ten Months
Liepzig May 26 A prison sentence of ten months was imposed on former Sergeant Marl Hernen of the German army who was charged in the war criminals court with abusing British prisoners. He must also pay the costs of prosecution. He was the first German officer tried in the supreme court, with British ex-prisoners from Heynen detention camp in Westphalia testifying they were treated with brutality. The prosecution asked for at least two years, but the court deemed ten months and costs sufficient.
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International News Service
Liepzig
Marl Hernen
Hernen
England
Supreme Court
Heynen
Westphalia
Holy Trinity School To Be Visited Friday
Holy Trinity Parochial School at South Jefferson Street and Miller Avenue was accidentally omitted from the list of schools to be visited Friday morning in Memorial Day observance. W. W. Stevenson and Ho K Gell are listed to attend, others schools will visit this school.
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Holy Trinity Parochial School
Jefferson Street
Miller Avenue
Asis
Strawberry Prices Fall After Big Northward Arrive
News service reports nearly 90 carloads of strawberries from the south arrive in New York reducing wholesale prices by about ten cents a quart. Finest quality berries still fetch 18 to 20 cents a quart. Early North Carolina berries are the season’s first arrival.
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Linkering
York
Abs
New York
North Carolina
Senatorial Quiz Of Mingo Fight Agreed by Senate Panel
International News Services reports in Washington on May 26 that the Senate labor and education committee agreed to a senatorial investigation of the Mingo calamity and resulting disorders.
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Mingo Fight
International News Services
Washington
Senate Labor and Educational Committee
Death Record for Mrs Anna Baron at 1708 Mieravine Street
A death notice lists Mrs Anna Baron with address 1708 Mie ravine street and references Mary Amin Fron aged 2 months, noting the North Beaver street as an associated location.
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Anna Baron
Mie Ravine Street
Mary Amin Fron
North
Beaver Street
Tin Mills to Resume Operations on Former Basis
Shenango and New Castle tin mills plan to run twenty hot mills and twelve hot mills starting Wednesday June 1st for three days a week. D Pyle, Shenango general manager, says the restart lifts outlook after a layoff and will bring back several thousand workers, though the schedule remains temporary and partial.
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Shenango
New Castle
Jane Lst
Lné
D. Pyle
Shenans No
Young People To Meet Friday At County Convention
Two hundred fifty older boys and girls from across the county will gather at Hig and United Presbyterian church Friday morning at 9:30 for the fourth annual Young People's convention. Both morning and afternoon sessions are planned with a banquet at 12:00 and 4:30. Miss Elizabeth Nutting arrives to direct the conference. she is associate superintendent of Young People of Pennsylvania and has visited New Castle recently. W. L. Bothwell, Pittsburgh YMCA general secretary, will attend and depart Thursday evening for Epworth camp duties.
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In County
Hig
United Presbyterian Church
Moening
Young People's
Nutting
Marge
Missizabeth Nutting
Pennsylvania
NuruMe
New Castle
W. 1
Bothwell
Pittsburgh
News City junior violator case and bills signed
Reports from News City note a junior offender linked to porn claims in Chicago named Jade Taandis, while Governor Sproul signed bills increasing pay for the compensation board and other officials. A Steubenville kidnapping arrest involved a 2,000 bail for Ronjaion. A dozen-year-old Byron Jenkins died from lightning in Cumberland, Maryland.
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City One Juinor
Jade Taandis
Chicago
Sproul
Rempensation Board
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H. C. Ehler
Holy Trinity School
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