Andrews Urges Courts Speed Up On Liquor Cases
Treasury seeks greater state cooperation while United States officials tell courts to accelerate liquor law prosecutions. Prohibition czar Gen. L C Andrews outlines retained federal duties, approval of pardons, export permits, and handling of contested matters, with emphasis on rapid court processing.
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Andrews
Robert S. Thornburgh
International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Prohibition
United States
Department of Justice
Appeal To Governor Pinchot Over Clarion River Fish Kill
E L Ellis district fish warden plans to appeal to Governor Pinchot for help stopping river contamination blamed for thousands of dead fish along the Clarion from Piney dam upstream. Warden Ellis is investigating after heavy rain hindered efforts and Ellis left for Harrisburg.
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International News Service
Clarion
Pinchot
Clarion River
E. L. Ellis
Piney Dam
Bpllis
Harrisburg
U S And Turkey Swap Collection Of Books
Constantinople reports the United States presents Angora with a 10 000 book English language library on science history and literature. In return Turkey sends Turkish books to Washington. The piece notes college ambitions turn to football.
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International News Service
Constantinople
United States
Angora
Turkey
Washington
Pop Corn Party for Highland Troop 17 Suceeds in Test
Highland United Presbyterian Church Boy Scout Troop 17 held a Friday meeting in the church basement then moved to Scoutmaster Shultz home with Mrs. Shultz hosting. Assistant Long aided tests with Hugh Miller passing compass reading. Fifteen scouts attended and Bill Chalboy joined as a new member. Rain postponed the hike.
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Highland United Presbyterian Church
Souts
Shultz
Long
Hugh Miller
Bill Chalboy
Prohibition Prompted Inannual Message Plea To Coolidge
Helen L. Baughan of the National Liberal Alliance urged President Coolidge to address prohibition in his annual message to Congress. She delivered an open letter arguing for constitutional liberty and criticizing treatment of amendments and enforcement along regional lines.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Helen L. Baughan
National Liberal Alliance
Mason and Dixon
Girl Seeks Penalty On Football Star For Holding
A local reader asks if a girl might penalize a football star for holding. The note explores penalties and refereeing in gendered sports contexts.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Fast Flesh Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple alternative to oily cod liver oil. It claims that four daily tablets can increase weight and strength in 30 days with a money back guarantee if no five pound gain is achieved, and lists assorted drugstores selling the product.
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McCoy
McKee
Love & Megown
Eckerd's
New Castle, Inc
McCoy’s
Two Are Killed In Wilkesbarre Auto Wreck
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 19 Joseph Petrowski 31 and Matt Gasparett 40 idle miners are dead and a third Charles Mishkel 19 is in jail without bail after a crossing mishap late last night when the automobile they took without the owner’s permission was struck by a train Petrowski died today in a local hospital from a fractured skull Gasparett was killed instantly Mishkel the driver escaped uninjured
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International News Service
Wilkesbarre
Joseph Petrowski
Matt Gasparett
Charles Mishkel
Petrowski
Gasparett
Mishkel
Father's Car Crash Kills Son in Point Marion
Edward Soisson, 77, was killed when a car driven by his father Raymond Soisson veered off the road at Point Marion and overturned after striking a pole. The father sustained only minor bruises.
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Uniontown
Edward Soisson
Raymond Soisson
Point Marion
Soisson
Acknowledgments for James A. Ray
The Ray family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of husband and father James A. Ray. Floral tributes, auto service and sympathetic actions aided them in their hour of sorrow from Mrs. Jennie Caldwell Ray and family and Mrs. Grant Cubbison and family.
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James A. Ray
Jennie Caldwell Ray
Grant Cubbison
Famous Woman Author Robbed Of Valuable Gems
In West Palm Beach Florida on October 19 authorities reported that bandits stopped the car of Mrs Nina Wilcox Putnam a well known writer and robbed her of 6000 dollars worth of jewelry and papers. No trace of the robbers had been found by early today.
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International News Service
West Palm Beach
Fla
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Bessemer Man Is Found Dead In Bed On Sunday Morning
Joseph Cetina aged 67 of Bessemer was found dead in bed by his wife early Sunday morning. Cetina who worked at the cement plant had been employed on Thursday but had not been working on Friday or Saturday indicating a sudden death at home in Bessemer.
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Bessemer
Joseph Cetina
Cetina
Death of Cetina After Weekend Ills Noted
Coroner J. P. Caldwell investigated a weekend death of Cetina who appeared in good health Friday and Saturday. He reportedly drank only wine and awoke Sunday morning asking for coffee, then died. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs Frances Cikoevic of Bessemer.
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J. P. Caldwell
Cetina
Frances Cikoevic
Bessemer
Legion Convention Set for October 22 at Woodlawn
A four county American Legion Auxiliary convention will be held at Woodlawn on October 22. New Castle members able to attend should notify Mrs. Ernest Withers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Woodlawn
New Castle
Ernest Withers
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted Mary Weddell of Highland avenue Richard Cline felter of Temple avenue Mildred Hinkson of Bell avenue Discharged Pansy Reiber of Dewey avenue Mary Emery of South Bay street Mrs Daisy Burrows
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Mary Weddell
Highland Avenue
Richard Clinefelter
Temple Avenue
Mildred Hinkson
Bell Avenue
Pansy Reiber
Dewey Avenue
Mary Emery
South Bay Street
Daisy Burrows
Local names list reference in scattered streets
Readable OCR fragment lists residents and street names including Morton street Mike Miller Woodlawn Mrs Carl Sazzolone Hillsville Mrs Anna Anderson Woodlawn Mrs Margaret Miller S Ray street Ralph McElwain Portersville Louis McGown SS Mercer street and Charles Mooney S New Castle Boro.
Realty Transfers Among City Residents
Chart of neighborhood transfers shows multiple deeds with consideration of one dollar. John Wettich transfers to Dominick Bandin in the 2nd ward, while Grant Gibson exchanges with Sankey Pemberthy in the 7th ward and the Union area. Joseph Woods conveys to Mary Hartman in the 7th ward. Pamphlia Phillips transfers to Sobieska Lusk in the 2nd ward.
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John Wettich
Dominick B. Bandin
Grant G. Gibson
Sankey P. Pemberthy
Joseph Woods
Mary Hartman
Union
Pamphlia H. Phillips
Sobieska L. Lusk
Jury Wheel Names Sought From County Voters
Jury commissioners have mailed requests for residents to submit names for the annual jury wheel. About 1600 to 1700 names will be placed in the wheel. The notice urges prompt response from those who received the letters. Music is cited as a basic human need in a secondary quote.
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R. A. Haynes
Prohibition Unit
E. Washington St
Eckerd’s
Eckerd
East Washington Street
Ewing’s Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing Johnson
East
Washington Street
U.S
Coats
Cretonne
C. Ed
Smith Howe
Washington St
Chicago
Highland U.P
Miller
Constantine Thomas
mid-Atlantic
Cumberland, Md
Clark and Mackie CO
E. Washington Street
Legion Convention
Shenango Valley Hospital
THE
Stevenson CO
Beaver Street
Ellwood City
Lawren
Avenue
Bell
the Mutual Contracting and Construction Co
E. Wallace Ave
New Castle, Pa
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