Truck Crash on Perry Highway Injures Jameson Worker
John Patton, construction worker from near Jameson, was seriously injured when a produce truck rear ended his wagon about one mile south of Portersville on the Perry highway. He was rushed to Jameson Memorial hospital after being thrown from the wagon. one horse was badly hurt and the other escaped with minor injuries. The truck license read 407KC, issued to Ma. Saldutti & Co. of Pittsburgh, with driver and owner details to be confirmed by state police.
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John Patton
Perry Highway
Portersville
Patton
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Albert Street
Pittsburgh
New Castle News Honors Fiftieth Anniversary Weekend
The New Castle News marks its fiftieth year with a grateful note and a bright flower display in Carnegie auditorium. Residents toured the floral pieces while the business office stayed lit for visitors on Mercer Street. Rural residents embrace miniature golf and locals discuss patching rough East Washington street.
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Carnegie Auditorium
Mercer Street
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
Weather statistics for the 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning show maximum 88 and minimum 57. The report summarizes observed temperatures and related readings for the interval.
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Daily Weather Report
Burton Explosive Plant Erection Under Rapid Construction Near Coverts Station
Nearly 200 men work at the Burton Explosive Company site near Coverts Station with grading and foundation work underway. About 175 laborers are on site pushing to roof buildings before cold weather, as railroad sidings go in and concrete evidence of progress appears within sixty days.
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Burton Explosive Company
Coverts Station
New Castle
Lawrence County
United States
Canada
Mexico
Euclid Ave Paving On Council Agenda With School Board
City council discusses Euclid avenue paving at a Monday meeting as school board members travel to city hall to push for grading and paving near George Washington junior high. Officials debate funding shares with proposals for a 50 50 split and calls for tax relief on school properties.
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Euclid Avenue
City Hall
George Washington Junior High School
R. M. White
L. G. Genkinger
W.T. Burns
Reeves
W. H. Gillespie
Coste Bellonte Set to Begin Tour Next Monday
Philadelphia reports that Coste Bellonte will commence a tour on the upcoming Monday with plans outlined but details remaining uncertain. The coverage notes preparation and expectations around the events and venues involved.
Philadelphia Tour Feud Over Aviators Plan
Rene Racover rejects Mayor Mackey’s threat to deny a welcome to Captain Dieu donne Coste and Lieut Maurice Bellonte as plans begin for the U S goodwill flyer's tour. The group of aviation and industrial leaders launches a 31 city itinerary starting September 15 from New York to Boston aboard the Question Mark.
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International News Service
New York
Mackey
Philadelphia
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
United States
Rene Racover
Boston
Bandits Hold Up Messengers for $12,000 in Brooklyn
Three armed bandits overpowered two messengers and seized 12000 dollars they were carrying for the Brooklyn Trust Company branch at Bay Bridge to An toerp Bank. The holdup happened midway between the two banks, which are a block apart in Brooklyn.
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International News Service
New York
Brooklyn Trust Company
Bay Bridge
Antoerp Bank
Brooklyn
Fifty Years of News Celebrated with Congratulatory Messages
Messages received on the fiftieth anniversary of The News include remarks from Dr. Eliah Kaplan and Mrs Kaplan, Fred L. Rentz of New Castle praising fifty years of service, and letters from Higgins Bros in Sandusky and J. M. Higgins. The notes thank the paper for its community impact and editorial quality.
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New Castle
Eliah Kaplan
Fred L. Rentz
City
Fred
Charles T. Metzler
New Castle News
Jear M. Rentz
Higgins Bros
Per
J. M. Higgins
Bintrim Named Cavalry Captain in Local Troops
First Lieut Harvey G. Bintrim of the F Troops has been commissioned as captain of cavalry by Governor Fisher. The action follows a recommendation from Maj Samuel B. Wolfe and marks federal recognition as a National Guard officer. Bintrim is a World War veteran with a 12 year service record and participated in several battles.
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Captain Bintrim
F. D. Beary
Pennsylvania
Harvey G. Bintrim
John 8. Fisher
Samuel B. Wolfe
103Rd Cavalry
Bintrim
National Guard
Washington
Capt
Pitts
Pittsburgh to host GOP candidates meeting Saturday
Pennsylvania politics focus on Pittsburgh as Davis Pinchot Martin lead a major Republican conference. Other attendees include Judge Geo W. Maxey and Judge James B. Drew as candidates gather to discuss the party ticket ahead of the election.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Joseph R. Grundy
Gifford Pinchot
Edward Martin
Geo W. Maxey
State Supreme Court
James B. Drew
Washington Slayer Dies On Gallows
Archy Moock, condemned for the murder of Mrs. Catherine Clark, Boston widow in Spokane two years ago, was hanged at Washington State Prison. He protested his innocence to the end, dropping at 4 07 a m and pronounced dead at 4 18 a m.
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International News Service
Walla Walla
Wash
Archie Moock
Catherine Clark
Boston
Spokane
Washngton State Prison
Mocck
Old time saloon backers argue on Roosevelt stance
A 73 year old worker at Camp Richardson, Luke Gosgrove, writes that Roosevelt’s prohibition plan is backwards. He says the old time saloon with 5 cent beer should return while outlawing liquor. He expresses nostalgia for the saloon era and questions the governor’s approach.
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Camp Richardson
Cal
Luke Gosgrove
Gov. Roosevelt of
New York
Argentina promises strict economy and debt honor pledge
In an interview from Buenos Aires, Finance Minister Enrique Perez says the Provisional Government under Uriburu will pursue a strict economic policy and will honor all debts incurred by the fallen Irigoyen regime. He describes seeking bank guidance on money and ministry matters as the new government reshapes finance and administration.
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Percy
Uriburu
Irigoyen
Fire Near Volant Destroys Garage and Outbuildings
Fire sparked by a bonfire near Volant Thursday afternoon routed two people at the Joe Brown place and destroyed a garage and nearby outbuildings. Mr and Mrs Rook occupied the house. Roy Litzenberg notified responders, and rescue crews saved an automobile belonging to the Rooks.
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Joe Brown Place
Volant
Rook
Roy Litzenberg
Festival Queen Crowned Miss Utah at Annual Fruit Festival
Sixteen year old contestant wins the festival title Miss Utah amid the annual Fruit Festival events. Judges name the victor after a pageant featuring local youths and community celebration in Utah.
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Utah
Florence Anderson
Brigham City
New Mahoning River Bridge Discussed By City and State
A conference at City Hall outlines plans for a new bridge across the Mahoning River at Willow Grove next year. The state and county want the curve eliminated and the roadway straightened. The city may rebuild 100 feet of roadway and approach, with state construction of the rest.
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Mahoning River
Willow Grove
T. C. Frame
State
Elder
McCullough
Gillespie
White
Two Men Killed as Train Strikes Auto at Miller Station
STEUBENVILLE OH Sept 12 Two men died in a grade crossing crash near Miller Station west of here when a New York Central freight train struck their automobile. James Crawford 42 cattle dealer Broadacre and Charles Quillan 45 farmer were fatally injured Quillan died en route to hospital Crawford died two hours after surgery Crawford reportedly drove onto the tracks not seeing the approaching train.
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International News Service
Steubenville
Miller Station
James Crawford
Broadacre
Charles Quillan
New York Central
Quillan
Crawford
Jury Recommends Addition To County Court House
After a tour of county offices the grand jury urged adding to the present court house to provide extra room for records. It also called for a safer detention home, noting the current facility is an old frame building next to the sheriff’s residence.
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Court House
Death Record Eva Fleeger Crosson, 32
Eva Fleeger Crosson, age 32, of Chicago, died. The notice lists her as a resident of Chicago with the age given, noting the death in the local record. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Eva Fleeger Crosson
Chicago
Federal Agents Crack Citizenship Ring in Boston
Federal agents moved against a suspected citizenship ring in Boston. Twelve arraigned, twenty indicted, and about fifty others sought. nearly 8,000 aliens paid 40 000 to 50 000 dollars to the ring this year for citizenship papers and tutoring.
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International News Service
Boston
United States
John W. Schenk
Schenk
Pupils Hurt As Bus Overturns Near Wooster
Twenty three high school pupils were injured when a bus overturned on a hill south of Wooster Ohio. All were taken to a local hospital and none died. Seven remained hospitalized with serious injuries including Kenneth Clark with a fractured shoulder and Gladys Maurer with a back injury.
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International News Service
Wooster
Ohio
Wooster High School
Here
Kenneth Clark
Gladys Maurer
Corn Roast Under Moonlight With Food and Fire
Arthur Mometer gathers young crowds and a far from town spot for a moonlit corn roast. He plans hotdogs hamburg steak buns fresh as logs stones a cheery fire with marshmallows brown and weather at eighty one.
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Bintrin
Davis
Pinchot
Martin
Leo Dolan
Heese
Razer
Gentine
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