Clue Sought After Hubcap Found In Kenosha Murder Case
Investigators search for a missing rear hubcap from a car near the crime scene at Kenosha Wisconsin where stenographer Madeline Laubier and garage owner James Sears were killed. The cap shows bloodlike stains and finger impressions. Frank Kurt Eberhart, once jailed for clippings on the case, was released after claiming to be an amateur detective.
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Veteran rat catcher named official for Bulkington council
William Noon, 82, appointed official rat catcher to Bulkington council despite his age. He boasts more than 100 descendants and says his expertise rivals that of younger men.
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Cure for Rupture Without Operation Claims Success
Eugene M. Pullen a carpenter of 692 M Marcellus Avenue Manasquan New Jersey says he was badly ruptured years ago and cured without surgery using a method he can share. He reports no recurrence after years of hard work and invites letters for full information to help others avoid operation and its risks.
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Marcellus Avenue
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Italian Freighter Ygnatio Floria Reported Sinking At Sea
New York dispatch says the Italian freighter Ygnatio Floria with 38 crew is sinking in the eastern Atlantic as the US liner President Harding battles a gale to reach her. Distress messages reached RCA early. no further word has come. The ship left Montreal October 4 bound for the Mediterranean.
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Italian swindle target clings to dream of rich uncle
An Italian man, Giosue Ducato di Santa Giuliani di Levico, lingers on hopes of a wealthy American benefactor to restore his family's fortunes, continuing to play a long con or scam role.
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Mercer County SLEUTH Chief Named Police Chief
Chief Samuel Leyshock of Farrell, named county detective by Judge J A McLaughry to succeed ill health retiree William H Taylor. Leyshock to resign Farrell police post November 1 and lead both offices. Farrell council to name a new chief next week with candidates John Matuscak Carl McCartney and Emory Egolf.
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Samuel Leyshock
Farrell
J. A. McLaughry
William H. Taylor
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Girls serve aboard Monterey as ship crew for skipper’s daughters
Two girls serve in the crew of the American ship Monterey, daughters of the vessel’s skipper. The elder has spent nearly ten years at sea, both wear blue dungarees and share duties with the regular crew. They have lessons in navigation and take wheel watches when weather allows.
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Wendell's Ambition Brand Pills Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Wendell's Ambition Brand pills offered by H. L. Dague. The copy claims rapid relief for nervousness fatigue digestive issues and insomnia with a money back guarantee on the first box.
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Five Autoists Hurt In Plunge When Headlights Go Out
Albert Spiffy of Punxsutawney drove off an embankment on the William Penn highway near Greensburg when his headlights failed. Five passengers suffered cuts and bruises and were rescued after the car overturned twice while others named include Mrs. C. W. Young and her daughters Marion and Theresa Young, plus Alice Spiffy and Bessie Elder.
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Theresa Young
George Street
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Bessie Elder
Spiffy
Youngs
Blairsville
Three Under Arrest For Slaying Near Lavinsky Home
In Meadville Pennsylvania Alexander Lavinsky 37 Julia Lavinsky 33 and George Patterson 44 were arrested on murder charges over the death of Frank Malek found in front of the Lavinsky residence on South Main Street Monday October 12. Police cite a heated quarrel at the Lavinsky home October 11 around 8 PM with Malek in the house.
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George Patterson
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Referee John Kaliney Suffers Broken Jaw After Penalty
Sharon, Pa. Oct 20 John Kaliney a well known local football referee and baseball umpire is in a hospital with a broken jaw. He was knocked down by Irish Carney during a game between Umia of Farrell and Boardman A C of Youngstown in which Umia won 19 to 0. Carney and Kaliney had worked as umpires for the Sharon Elks baseball team previously.
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Irish Carney
Ymia
Carney
Sharon Elks
Slippery Rock W C T U Meeting Notes
The Slippery Rock W C T U met at Mrs J W Mc Clymonds on Thursday afternoon October 15. Mrs Iida Wright led the gathering. Paper by Mrs Audley McClymonds with readings by Mrs Etta Young Mrs Sarah Stoner and Mrs Mary Munnell. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Stoner Young and McClymonds.
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Slippery Rock
J. W. McClymonds
Lida Wright
Audley McClymonds
Etta Young
Sarah Stoner
Mary Munnell
Margaret Shaw
Mary Young
Josie Wright
Edith
Nancy Blair
Kennedy
Mary Hunt
MT Hermon Personal Notes and Local Appointments
Local society items list members visiting relatives and attending events. Notables include Mrs. Margaret Shaw Mrs. Mary Young Mrs. Mary Munnell Mrs. Etta Young and others. Upcoming meeting at Mrs. Mary Hunts home and Hermon church services led by Rev. Howorth at 10 30 AM.
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MT Hermon
H. S. Shaw
Margaret
Stevenson
Glenn
Erie
Heynz Vincent
Slippery Rock
J. E. Stoner
George Dean
Viola Boak
Foster McEwan
New Castle
J. A. Boak
Clara Magee
Florence Stevenson
William Wells
Ellwood City
E. J. Boak
Hermon
Howorth
Earth Stands Still Instrument Claims New World View
An instrument by Chinese astronomer Chang Chung shan claims to prove the earth does not move and stands still in air. He asserts the sun and other heavenly bodies revolve around the earth and, with two colleagues, has written a book in support of the theory.
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Chang Chungshan
Baby Births and Deaths Highlight London Statistics
London county council reports show a baby is born every three minutes in the county. Over 10,000 babies die before age one annually. Marriages exceed 39,000 yearly. 3,500 grooms are widowers. Most men marry aged 25 to 30. women under 25. There are 5,593 drinking saloons, about one per 800 inhabitants, and London’s streets total 2,210 miles.
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London County
International News Service
London
London County Council
Montmartre Burlesque Art Exposition Opens in Paris
In Paris the Republique de Montmartre launches its Hastily Decorted Art Exposition a burlesque of the Decorative Arts Exposition. The show recreates serious exhibits with playful pavilions such as Asparagus Salt and Pepper and oil and vinegar. A Tourist Pavilion features a four faced clock tower with mismatched times.
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Paris
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