Bebe Daniels Seen At Sporting Events Says Will
New York dispatch reports Bebe Daniels attends many sporting events and denies engagement or marriage rumors. She rebuffs claims of marriage to Tormey, Tilden, Charley Paddock, and other figures, and jokingly weighs rumored matches with Smith, Hoover, and even Santa Claus. Will Rogers signs the note.
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Isprelal
New York
Bebe Daniels
Tormey
Hitchcock
Tilden
Bee
Charley Paddock
Smith
Hoover
Santa Claus
Maine
Mississippi
Will Rogers
New Castle Notes On Social Welfare, Roads And Runs
Pa Newc reports that the old fire station remains vacant as the central fire company moves to South Jefferson. He urges a social welfare clearing house and wonders about the future of the site while praising local garage progress on West and East Washington streets. He suggests a New Castle chapter to protect open spaces and recalls Fairview school and fond childhood memories. The Allegheny Regional Advisory Board conference is set for next year in New Castle, signaling prestige for the city as Earl Lin Dilks plans a 100 mile Erie to New Castle run after a prior snowstorm detour.
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Hast Street
Central Fire Company
South Jefferson Street
Pa Newc
Mel Main
Allegheny Regional Advisory Board
New Castle
Earl Lin Dilks
Erie
Duks
Jaworski Indicted For Police Killing In Cleveland
Paul Jaworski is indicted for murdering Patrolman Anthony Wieczorek after a night rampage that left a second officer wounded and a bystander fatally injured. Authorities say the case was hurried to block transfer to Pennsylvania as Jaworski recovers in St Alexis hospital. Police hunt Jaworski’s ally John Vasbinder as INS notes the escape from Allegheny County jail.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Paul Jaworski
Anthony Wieczorek
Jaworski
Pennsylvania
Police Believe Dapper Murder Near Solution
Investigators press toward resolving the killing of Dr. Harry R. Dapper after John F. Meckley confesses to shooting the physician over a dispute about whiskey and stolen goods. Ralph Maratta, a local boxer, and his brother are also linked to the case, though accounts differ about who accompanied the victim that night.
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Internmienal News Services
Pittsburgh
John F. Meckley
Harry R. Dapper
Meckley
Henry Dapper
Bettisfield
Dapper
Twenty Six Victims Claimed by Jaworski
Paul Jaworski the leader of the Minthead gang confessed from St. Alexis hospital to a string of killings claiming he had killed 26 men. He said he participated in the Detroit News payroll holdup last summer which left a policeman dead and another wounded. He stated yesterday was the first time he killed a policeman and that many victims died in private quarrels.
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International News Service
Cleveland
St. Alexis Hospital
Paul Jaworski
Pennsylvania
Minthead
Detroit News
Jaworski
Presidential campaign grows in intensity in solid South
The Hoover campaign sharpens in the solid South with charges of carpet bagging by Democratic managers and swift denials from Republican leaders. John Q. Tilson says southern campaigns are managed by state organizations as Hughes, Lowden, and Dr. Butler plan speaking tours to bolster Hoover. Lawrence Sullivan reports from New York that tension rises amid growing financial and regional scrutiny as the 1930s political battle intensifies.
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Lawrence Sullivan
John Q. Tilson
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
South
Jaworski Held By Erie Police, But Jumps His Bond
International News Series reports Pawl Jaworski, Pennsylvania's notorious killer, arrested in Erie three weeks after escaping Allegheny county jail. He told authorities in Cleveland he was arrested for driving without a license and using an assumed name, and that he jumped bond despite his likeness being broadcast widely in Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Pawl Jaworski
Pennsylvania
Erie
Allegheny County
Cleveland
Jagozaki
Samuel Gardner
Bandit Robs Coast Train Between Los Angeles and Glendale
Sheriff posses search for a lone bandit who roped fifty passengers into a Pullman car on the Southern Pacific Lark and robbed them of an undetermined amount under threats of two automatics. The slight youth in a mask fled into darkness as the train neared Glendale, suggesting a link to a Santa Fe train robbery eight days earlier.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Glendale
Glendals
Pasadena
Mrs Hoover to Visit Philadelphia on Hunt for Reception
Plans are underway for a reception to Mrs Herbert Hoover in Philadelphia next Wednesday. She will visit Mrs George Hor ace Lorimer, president of the Republican women of Pennsylvania. Mr Hoover is expected to stop there on his way back to Washington from New York where he will make an address that night.
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Jimmy
Mill
Washington Streets
Jimmie
International News Service
Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
George Horace Lorimer
Repulican Women of
Penmsylvania
Hoover
Washington
New York
Unusual Hudson River sighting by New Castle tourists
A New Castle party touring the Hudson reports a flotilla of seventy to eighty steel ships, built ten years ago for World War production, anchored in the river forty to fifty miles from New York. The vessels, destroyer sized, are kept in ready condition and clustered like an island along the riverbank.
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Hudson
Hudson River
New York City
New Castle
Oine
Amencn
U. S
Tropical Storm Strikes San Juan with Severe Damage
San Juan endures the most violent hurricane in Porto Rico history. Winds near 150 mph uprooted trees and demolished roofs, leaving thousands homeless and causing over 3 million dollars in damage. Wires down crippled communication as relief efforts mobilize and Red Cross support is anticipated.
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San Juan
International
Porto Rico
Cuba
Florida
Organize First Aero Club Here
The New Castle Aero Club organized last night at the home of BR. R. Regarise 215 Evelid avenue aims to advance flying for business and pleasure. Eleven members joined with plans for charter, Jackson Field as a flying center, and a clubhouse by spring. Members expect a 30 member charter, open to women and men. Officers elected: President Jack Lamoree, Secretary T. J. Evans, Treasurer Robert Armstrong, and others.
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New Castle Aero Club
BR. R. Regarise
Evelid Avenue
Jackson Field
Wilmington Road
Kegarjse
Jack Lamoree
T. J. Evans
Robert Armstrong
Gotham Dry Texas Judge In New York Speeding Court Calendar
In New York, a Texas judge known for dry law enforcement arrives to help clear a congested court calendar. He has not been approached by bootleggers, maintaining neutrality amid the bustling city docket.
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Texas
New York
Prohibition Violations Hinted By Federal Judge in Brooklyn
Federal Judge William H Atwell of Dallas sits in Brooklyn federal court and, according to New Castle News and Central Press, has personal evidence suggesting violations of the Volstead Act in New York. The report notes night club hostesses may echo Mr Volstead's dictum as the court continues.
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Ruby Weil
Central Press
New Castle News
New York
William H
Atwell
Dallas
Tex
Federal District Court
Brooklyn
Volstead
Three Generations in Ministry as Bucher Leaves New Wilmington
The Shenango Presbytery meets as Rev George H Bucher of the Ne shennock Church preaches his last Wilmington sermon. His family remains active in the ministry with two sons at Princeton Theological Seminary and his eldest son serving as a pastor in Harrisburg. Anna Bucher, now Mrs Fowler, links the family to the clergy. Dr C B Wingerd of New Castle is elected presbytery moderator at Sharon meeting.
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George H. Bucher
Nesheannock Presbyterian Church
New Wilmington
Princeton Theological Seminary
Harrisburg Presbyterian
Anna Bucher
Sharon
C. B. Wingerd
Central Presbyterian Church
New Castle
J. Greer Bingham
Wampum Presbyterian Church
George Taylor
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Board of
Direct Two
Death Notices for George K. Baker Rose Stoner George F Stanton
Brief death notices list individuals with ages and street addresses: George K Baker 61 of 404 Martin Street Fela Rose Stoner 28 of Rose Point George Frederick Stanton 66 of North Cedar Street Joseph Ryczaj 18 of 32 Maple Street and Thomas XL Stewart 84 of Little Beaver Township.
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George K. Baker
Martin Street
Fela
Rose Stoner
Rose Point
George Frederick Stanton
North Cedar Street
Joseph Ryczaj
Maple Street
Thomas XL Stewart
Little Beaver Township
New Castle School Pupils Reach About Twelve Thousand
New Castle totals show over 12 000 students in public and parochial schools. Public schools counted 10 930 on September 7 and now exceed 11 000 with about 1 000 parochial pupils, totaling near 12 500. Details list 274 in the tenth grade and 6 553 in the elementary.
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New Castle
GC. C. Green
Registration surge in Beaver County ahead of election
Beaver County registers show an increase of more than 7,000 eligible voters, a rise of over 12 percent from last year. Total registered are 55,173 with 21,667 men and 23,506 women Republicans and 4,033 men and 2,637 women Democrats. unaffiliated voters total 1,821.
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Beaver
Beaver County
Tornado Toll Reaches Thirteen Across Nebraska and South Dakota
Thirteen known dead and more than a score injured as a tornado ripped through northeastern Nebraska and southeastern South Dakota. The storm, origin near Pender, swept toward Sioux City then Yankton County and Davis City, causing widespread damage including schoolhouse collapse near Walthill and fatalities at Winnebago Homer and the Davis City area. Communication outages hindered full casualty tallies with fear of higher death counts.
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Interoral
Omatls
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Pender
Sioux City
Yankton County
Dekota
Walthill
Winnebago
Homer
Yankton
S. D
Davis City
Missouri
Chicago Child for Hands of Kidnappers Alive and Well
Chicago police report 20 year old kidnapped youth is alive and probably delivered to his parents after talks at the Ranieri home. Detective captain says the father is negotiating for release and expects the boy home soon. Kidnappers demand $60,000 ransom and warn torture if payment is delayed.
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International
Chicago
Racieri
James Doug
Frank R. Ranieri
Dougherty
Ranieri
Capt
Saturcaur
Fragmentary Notice on Morrow Straws Decline
Fragmented OCR text announces an imminent end of a straw or related fashion item by tomorrow. Mentions a Panama item and old straw fashion fading, with references to bands of hue and a tecatker’s uz age seventy eight, indicating an upcoming demise or sale related to straw products.
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Benish
Panama
de Sernet
Strau
Strato Kelly
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