Plan For Nation Wide Probe In Hauling Of Liquor By Railroads
Treasury department eyes a nationwide probe into bootleg liquor moving by rail after a $9 million Chicago shipment revelation. Customs agents will ride trains from Montreal to U S destinations, assess crew responsibility, and seek ties between bootleggers and railroad officials to curb illicit flows along eastern and western borders.
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Robert 5. Thornburgh
International News Service
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Cowles Family Thankful for Sympathy and Support
Mr and Mrs Thomas E Cowles and family express gratitude for kindness sympathy floral tributes and car donations received after the death of their son Thomas Local int.
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Thomas E. Cowles
Halloween Carnival Expected Downtown Despite Lax Plans
Chief Hery Dy Sart urged city police to cooperate for a Halloween observance Friday evening. Mummers are expected to march downtown with hundreds of participants and thousands of spectators likely, based on past events. Anderson advised activity and asked T B Hamilton to back the celebration, while Hamilton repaid a historic box car theft and praised the new stance.
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Hery Dy Sart
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Portland man pays for 1896 stolen box car ride
The son of a Portland, Oregon resident has mailed a $5.64 check to the Pennsylvania Railroad to cover the cost of a ride he took on a box car in 1896. He said it was caused by a drunken coal miner.
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T. B. Hamilton
Portland
Kane
Erie
Hamilton
Fire at Coca Cola Bottling Plant Kills One Misses Four
A fire at the Coca Cola Bottling plant on Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta leaves one man fatally burned and four others missing, believed dead. Loss is estimated at 200000 dollars. Thomas Smith, an employee, is badly burned and expected to die. Missing are Patrick Kaylor, Mrs. Kaylor and their son, and Warren Moore who lived in the plant's rear.
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International News Service
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Coca Cola
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Patrick Kaylor
Kaylor
Warren Moore
Rosenblum Brothers Truck Missing From Youngstown
Rosenblum & Kline of Youngstown asks police about a service truck missing since Tuesday morning. The vehicle bearing Rosenblum Brothers on its side was last in New Castle and had not returned by 10:26 PM Tuesday night.
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Rosenblum & Kline Company
Youngstown
New Castle
Rosenblum Brothers
Hallowe'en Party Succeeds for Presbyterian Scout Troop
The First Presbyterian Church Boy Scout Troop 17 held a well attended Hallowe'en party at the church basement with 45 people. Prizes went to Jack Tresser for best costume, Ferris Hartley as a flapper, and Jean McKenzie as a Yama Yama girl. The gazoo orchestra entertained and a fortune tellers booth added variety.
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Shultz
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LeRoy Mardis
H. L. Cotton
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J. G. Hartley
Stanley Tresser
Ernest Shultz
Gilbert Long
Colored Protective League Meets In Zion A.M.E. Church
The Colored American Citizens Civic and Protective League of New Castle met Tuesday evening in the A M E Zion church. Rev C A Leftwich executive chairman Robert Crump and Henry Engs spoke. Committees were appointed to set time and place for the November meeting before adjournment.
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New Castle
A. M. E. Zion
C. A. Leftwich
Robert Crump
Henry Engs
Earl Brown
Penn Hallowe en Party To Attract Local Mummers
The Penn theatre hosts the biggest Hallowe en party Friday night with mummers competing at 9 30 for prizes including a 26 piece silver set valued at about 35 dollars and cash awards up to ten dollars plus Penn tickets. Judges and audience applause determine winners in a public contest open to all ages who buy a Penn ticket.
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Penn Theatre
Penn
Jack Gerson
National Prayer Week Set For November Observance
National Prayer Week will be observed across the United States by the Y M C A from November 8 to 15. In local gym classes Physical Director Harry S Day announced plans to have a three minute talk by a minister or layman at the start of each class. The week opens with a large boys meeting in the Y boys department on November 8.
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United States
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Harry S. Day
Youth assembly invites ages ten to sixteen
A youth gathering invites attendees aged 10 to 16 and plans to secure prominent speakers to address the crowd.
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police
Police recovered two stolen automobiles, one belonging to Samie Tieche found on North Street near the theft site, the other belonging to George Pearson recovered on Moravia Street.
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Samie Tieche
George Pearson
Teche
North Street
Pearson
Moravia Street
Princeton School Plans Masquerade Halloween Social
Students at Princeton High School will host a masquerade and Hallowe en social Thursday evening October 29 in the I O O F hall. It notes the world is awful but could be worse and ends with a reflective aside.
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Princeton High School
Princeton
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