Liquor Injunctions Grow More Acute In Court
Washington December reports warn liquor control enforcement faces rising injunction suits as the Treasury and Department of Justice push new regulations. Attorneys foresee battles over withdrawal, warehouse certificates, and internal Revenue rulings, with authorities seeking to curb abuses while courts weigh the legality of state and federal measures.
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Washington
Supreme Cours
Devison Attorner General Palme
Offoiala
Healy
Department of
Justion
Helen
Leaai
Eurely
Sn Pumberlesa Hijdagdor
Fortes Stolen Worker Linked to Local Theft
A report notes a sequence of clothing related debt actions and a worker theft case in Warren and Bysh Qwiese. Virginia Pugh and others are mentioned in attested statements. The piece references an arrest and a concealed weapon incident tied to a local public notice.
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Warren, Lom
Bysh
Lee
Seventh Warders Seek Route 77 Plans and Improvements
A fragmented report outlines Seventh Warders requesting details on Route 77 status and contemplated improvements. It mentions local claims, ownership issues, and concerns over control, timing, and utility of any proposed traffic or infrastructure changes.
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Seventh
Aluyor
Uit Grenare
Highways to Stay Open All Winter Says Report
A state report outlines plans to keep highways usable despite snow. It cites partnerships with highway officials in New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan and Ohio and describes winter maintenance measures including snow removal by plows and dedicated route teams.
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Bureau of Pride
Dha
Potomac
New Jersay Ponneyivabie
Michigan
Demand Sidewalk on Blaine Street
Complaint registered about necessity of a sidewalk on Blaine Street between Boyle and Park Avenues. East-side property owner reportedly failed to omit a sidewalk requirement by ordinance. Damaged via washout, hindering construction plans and prompting a party to note action.
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Blaine
Haive
Boyles
Park
Allied Debt Cancellation Debate Echoes In Peace Talks
Historical report outlines proposals for cancelling or restructuring national debts after war. It details figures for Germany's reparations, potential payments, and the role of the United States in shaping a postwar financial settlement including proposals for debt relief and new credits.
Home Convention Of Christian Alliance
Rev W A Coray of Pittston Pa will speak at the annual home convention addressing The Searchlight of Scripture and the League of Nations. Coray, temporarily serving as pastor substitute, will discuss funding for debt relief and supports.[Note: The summary preserves entities and core facts as readable. dates and some specifics are inferred from the text.]
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League Né Nations
Vergailies
Cotay
Collit Haring
Corning
Cohay
Pennsylvania
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Hospital register shows admissions including Siva Vaud Wolken Sion Castle and Ruth Stimple among many names. Entries list multiple patients with addresses and new arrivals such as Ruth Me'lelland and Annie Callippells, indicating a busy intake day at Shenango Valley Hospital.
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Willam Hepes
New Cantley
Jalaware Avenue
Perr Pratt Santee Lavinw Lash
Palls
Ruth Stimple
Mahoninghowa
Siva
Vaud Wolken
Sion Castle
Hubert Shoeft
Northelzabeth Bleckyer
Sith Reel
Matabores
Annie Callippells Harbor
Reail Tigelmugin
Hollle Lm Hapiaan
Mire Werina Heck Milwood City Darmant Lutz
Seephien Kivenser
High School Girls Sell Popfies For Fundraising Record
A garbled OCR item describes high school girls raising a large sum by selling a product called popfies. The text lists multiple names and appears to reference a school, teachers, and possibly a fundraising event. The readable fragments reference various people and places, but specifics are unclear.
McBride Dies This Morning in Local Notice
Obituary item notes the death of Mrs. Be A W McBride this morning. Fragmentary text suggests family context and local notices, with scarce readable details about surviving relatives or services.
Waring Yor Jite rime obituary notes long service
The obituary recalls Waring Yor Jite rime a constant worker in Lawrence County since 1907. She held roles in Central Union and the Daughters of the American Revolution and served as chaplain in several groups. A Prohibition supporter and advocate for women’s coffee beliefs, she planned to pass into the Great Beyond with funeral arrangements announced for November 14 at 4 PM at a Bundey Avenue church and interment in Uraeeland cemetery.
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Waring
New Castle
Lawrence
SRW
Central Union
Ernsida
Myst
Mresby Tori Shuren
Ha G. A. Eh
Reading Prele
Daughters of the American Revolution
McBride
Anar Weiler
Ebm
Bundey
Solclock
UM Uraeeland Cemetery Sd
Export 30 Million Tons Of Coal In Nine Months
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported that US coal exports in the first nine months of 1920 reached 30 million tons, with 25.56 million tons exported. The rise in export demand affected spot coal prices at export points, notably in New England and at rail-dock points including New York and Philadelphia.
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International News Service
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
United States
van Trac
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Charleston
Coal Trucks Charged With Short Weight In City Edict Move
City officials argue coal deliveries are underweight due to trucks lacking proper scales. W A Brown plans an ordinance empowering weighs and measures to stop overweight coal loads, enforce scale checks, and fine drivers if loads fall short of claimed bushels. Authorities cite mines under city rules for weight based on truck load and space. The ordinance aims to correct systematic underweighing amid efforts to secure local coal supply.
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Owneis
W. A. Brown
Shase
Teseaich
Crty
Detention Room Plan Considered by City Council
A committee including Mia Barnes Tae Muicherd city police matron and Miss Alice Brice was formed to select a room in the city building for the detention of delinquent girls pending investigation. Mrs Muirhead urged the need after noting many girls under 18 coming to attention and the desire to keep them from separate jails with regular criminals. two cases of general diseases among girls under 17 were cited. Council approved proceeding after hearing statements and references to examinations and local residents.
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Barnes
Mia
Tae Muicherd
Alice Brice
Nurae
Council Today
Ray
Muirhead
Ofive
Tleety
Pernana
Pitts
Muirhean
Mise Jiriee
Walters Asn
South Muirhead
Merrer Street
W. €. Price
Ctty Esseur
Council Notes on Street Closings and Station Access
Engineer F F Miller estimates the cost of removing a paying at Grove street closing of the Pennsylvania railroad at 359 dollars. The council referred three items to the committee of the whole. The city engineer recommended discontinuing the Dewherrs fasclins station entrance from Washington street and making Shenango street entrance into a regular alley, with further details to be investigated.
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F. F. Miller
Grove Street
Pensylvania Railroad
Uily
Dewherrs Fasclins Station
Washington Street
Shenango Street
Willy
Silverman Back From Lithuania In Peace Efforts
Fragmentary notes describe Silverman returning from Lithuania, discussing peace efforts and rehabilitation needs. References to wartime hardships, factories ruined, and conditions for poorer classes appear amid scattered names and locations. The piece also touches on greetings and social events surrounding the return, with mention of officials and a funeral procession.
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Lithuania
Frank Diek
Uelyen
Howser Company
Trenton
Friis Weieg
City budget boosts street and sewer salaries and printing
An ordinance introduced today allocates general funds to city departments including streets for salaries of the superintendent and engineering staff, 400 for sewer repairs, 300 for contingencies, 200 for public buildings salaries, and 1,000 for printing and advertising. Also notes bridge approach costs and local civic club event details.
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Vie
Ing
Department of Public
Deaths of the Day Welch and Williams funeral notices
Funeral services for Williams Ane itraw Welch were held at the Greenwood lodge home with Rev A J Handles of the Seumd United Presbyterian church officiating. Interment followed at Mountville cemetery. Allan J Criffin’s funeral were from Ricu's chapel with Francis Becke officiating. pallbearers were his nephews and he was interred at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Marl Williams aged 47 wife of Karl Williams and Wiattson died at 606 State wLront. service details note survivorship by husband and three children Emma Rosemond and Baru, with extensive Rowe family relatives. Funeral plans set for Sunday November 14 at 2, burial at Greenwood cemetery. Also noted: young Winner simon, 13, died at home from heart trouble. Jewish synagogue member funeral held at 2789 residence with burial at the Je McMillen. Lawrence McMillen’s funeral set for Sunday at 2 from parental residence on South Greenwood Avenue. American Legion involved as military liner.
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Marl Willams
Bessie Williams
Karl Willams
Wiattson
Lee Eumily Leme
State
wLront
William
Tohwid Sarah Willan Row Khe Wayi
Trinity Church
Greenville
Emma
Rosemond
Baru
Tolur Rowe
John
Nicholas Rowe
Portersville
George Thowe
Richard Rowe
Tiller
Olla Hassel
Henry Wolf
Green City
Frank Bush
Pittsburgh
George Speed
Louise Brunton
This Sty
Taterment
Ta Mide
Greenwood Cemetery
Simon
Mind Ferday
Jeferson Street
Davier Hinesa
Mia
Wessie Simon
Dennie Gerber
Ella
Ruben
Joseph
Tho Je
McMillen
Lawrency McMillen
Greenwood Avenue
Renmiaivs
American Legion
Fair Association to Name Directors Meeting Notice
Suankheulers of the New Gaetic Agricultural Association will meet in the front house Friday evening 26th at 8 p.m. to elect fifteen directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Those unable to attend may send proxies so all stock may be voted.
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Suankheulers
Gaetic Agricultural
Bids Plotted For Hospital Plumbing Work In City
The city council opened bids for plumbing at the municipal hospital and for pus and water connections. Hat two bids were received: Hawkins & Conn Plumbing at 48 dollars per unit and running foot for us and water connections, and RT Wither and Son at 602 dollars for plumbing and 11 cents per foot for water connections. The bids were referred to the head of the department of public works for review and valuation.
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Te City Farm
Htunkiy & Con
RT Wither and Son
Department of Pub
Gary Ter
Renou
Diner Honor For Mr Wig And Sisters Of Shapnow
Local notice records a Thursday gathering at a Pulaski diner honoring Mr Charles Wig of Titusville and Mrs Hayes Dickson of Polk, sisters of Mr Shapnow, with others visiting or noted in nearby towns. The report mixes names and brief events from Greanfield, New Castle, and surrounding areas.
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Chas. Rinipeor
Charles Wig
Titusville
Hayes Dickson
Polk
Shapnow
Mew
Jas.smith
New Quebee
Tewin Swagner
Greanfield
William Caver
Clarenvs ‘Tener
Joseph Calrk
Merla la Rodgers
Jourph Hvis
Samel Shatter
Mijee
Mijee Moved Into the By Milhelover Property. Mii. Hac, Gut and Wie Melida
Faye
Priatetag
Salikey
Arelie Brothers
Alleged Padding Schemes Unearthed In Shipping Board Hearings
New York November 1 fresh testimony before a congressional investigating committee alleges attempts to pad contracts with the Shipping Board. John Meehan, chief deputy investigator, described padded deals involving a shipyard and a lumber contract valued in the millions. Witnesses claimed collaborators planned to split profits, with post office records and dispatches cited as part of the scheme.
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Humblr
Oo Hose
Warria Brothers
Tleer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Rawat
Pittsburg
Harris Brothers
Bnd
Tine
Timber Department
Emergency Flesh Corportion
Merhan
Wawel
Veer
Wettivesa
Tueiti
Meoan
Fung Bey
Othe Emergency Fleet Corporation
Local Obituary Notice From Armneas Area
A fragmented obituary notice reports the death of a resident in Armneas area, naming attendees and family figures. It mentions a mis-spelled surname Vivlay Hlatne and references a ceremony at Martin street residence for a daughter born to Mr and Mrs N C Haf fer.
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N.c.haffer Af
Martin Street
Vivlay Hlatne
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