Two Bandits Loot Cameo Theatre In Pittsburgh Heist
Detectives watch a downtown rooming house area for clues after two armed bandits robbed the Cameo Theatre of 1118 dollars. They entered the basement offices during a holiday crowd, assaulted Harry Turner and forced Ray Brown to stand by as the thieves took yesterday and Saturday receipts and fled in a taxi.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pal
Sept. S
Cameo Theatre
Harry Turner
Wilock
Ray Brown
Bandits Flee Through City as Patrols Rush Pursuit
A crowd of over two hundred chased several suspects through city blocks during an escape attempt. Police believe at least one bandit was from outside the city after a hat bearing a New York label was abandoned at the scene.
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New York
Dance Nights Continue at Rainbow Terrace Amid Concession Closure
Don McKibben, head of Cascade Park, announced closing of concessions at Cascade Park while the dance pavilion remains open with Nick White's orchestra playing nightly. Harvest Moon dances start September 4 with special musical features from the Rainbow Terrace Orchestra, as McKibben plans pavilion decorations. Also note the Dodge Brothers Exhibit at the Pair.
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Don McKibben
Cascade Park
Nick White
Orchhestra
McKibben
Boys Camp Opens Tonight at New Castle Fairgrounds
Twenty five Lawrence county boys have reservations for accommodations at the Lawrence County Farm Bureau operated camp at the New Castle fair grounds during the annual show. Farm Agent McCulloch says the camp opens at 6 pm with tents and equipment being set up. The three year old camp aims to combine recreation with educational farm subjects led by A L Baker and W R Gordon. They will visit exhibitors and lecture on farm topics and Thursday a live stock judging contest will be held. the camp closes Saturday at noon.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence County Farm ‘Bureau
New Castle Fair Grounds
McCulloch
A. L. Baker
State Extension Department
W. R. Gordon
County Detective’s Stand for Sheriff Vote Sparks Debate
The message questions the impact of not supporting Sheriff candidate Jack M. Dunlap on September 15, 1925 and asks what future county officials, including the next detective appointed January 1, 1926, would think. It argues enemies would claim victory not over Dunlap personally but over the principles he represents and enforced after almost four years of effort.
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Jack M. Dunlap
Dunlap
Mussolini To Attend European Security Pact Conference
Rome reports Premier Mussolini will participate in upcoming European conferences on a security pact. Officials said the participation underscores Italy's role in regional defense matters during the current tense period.
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Pancenational
Rome
Mussolini
Foreign Ministers to Discuss Proposed Security Pact Announcement
Officials announced that Merigolini’s proposals on a security pact could ease differences between France and Germany. They hope Foreign Ministers will meet in a northern Italian resort per Mussolini’s wishes, avoiding Mussolini’s absence from Italy during the talks.
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Taports
Merigolini
France
Germany
Iavnisters
Mussolini
Italy
Vatican Approves Coming Marriage Of Princess Mafalda
Vatican approves the wedding of Princess Mafalda daughter of King Victor Emanuel and Prince Philly of Hesse. The marriage will be Catholic with nuptial marks cut and a special dispensation already granted. Monsignor Baccaria to perform the ceremony and Premier Mussolini will officiate the civil ceremony. The princess and her family oversee her trousseau as European royalty gather for the event.
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Rome
Mafalda
Victor Emanuel
Philly
Hesse
Vatican
Monsignor
Baccaria
Mussolini
Italy
Giovanna
Europe
Mrs J A Boak Grows Unusual Geranium Plant
Slippery Rock township resident Mrs J A Boak reports a three foot tall geranium plant with about three feet diameter and 25 buds and fully developed flowers. A second plant of the same age has 45 flowers and 20 buds. The piece reflects local human interest with a contrast to economic hardships.
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A. Boak
Slippery Rock Township
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