Claremore moving her skyscrapers Rogers reveals
Special to The News Claremore Oklahoma September 21 Will Rogers notes Tulsa airport carried 4590 passengers last month and Claremore plans a field move shifting fifteen to twenty blocks of tall buildings The piece praises the sellout Ware and jokes about farm board popularity between mortgages with Rogers signing off.
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United States
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Will Rogers
New Castle Night Football Sparks City Traffic and Cafeteria Debate
Citizens discuss cafeteria lunch choices at George Washington junior high and a late football crowd at Franklin Field causing traffic jams. Jowmark records 34 degrees as city eyes future night games and improved gate flow. Annexation talks for part of Nesharmock township resurface amid city council business.
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George Washington Junior High School
Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather report for 24 hours ending at 9 oeleck tos mov ing shows max 63, min 34, no precipitation. River stage 3.8 feet and stationary.
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Oeleck Tos
Opening Night Football At Franklin Field Draws Massive Crowd
Night football debut under electric lights at Franklin Field drew 12 000 plus spectators for Grove City vs New Castle High School. Crowd surpassed previous openings, with visitors from Youngstown Sharon Beaver Valley Pittsburgh and Oil City. Weather mild, floodlights brilliant, moon bright. game described as beautifully surreal and historic. Continued on Page Two.
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Hoover to remain silent on tariff until Congress acts
President Hoover will not issue further tariff remarks until a tariff bill passes Congress and lands on his desk. He had previously urged a limited revision of schedules with focus on agriculture in his inaugural address. Despite senators’ complaints, the White House says no further statement is needed.
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Washington
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White House
Three Seventh Ward Homes Burglarized In City
Three Seventh Ward residences were entered with attempts on a fourth. Pitzer at 601 Lafayette, Foster at 41 Sixth, and Miller at 611 Ashland reported entries via unlocked windows, with small sums taken and upstairs untouched at Pitzer. Foster yielded $3 from a handbag. Miller saw about $4.50 seized. Smith entry failed. Investigations by Thompson, McMalen, Detective Young, and Officers Lynch and Lonestieth followed.
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Lafayette Street
Thomas Foster
Sixth Street
W. J. Miller
Ashland Avenue
Frank Smith
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Wes
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Miller Home
John Young
Lynch and
Lonestieth
Murder of landscape artist shocks Philadelphia readers
Philadelphia police probe the killing of Frank Reed Whiteside, 63, shot on his doorstep at 10 10 PM. A shabby stranger, a set of keys found in a cellar, and a milkman sighting of a man with Whiteside near Reading Station are the only leads. Detectives admit they are baffled with no clear motive.
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Philadelphia
Frank Reed Whiteside
Whiteside
Reading Ralway
Tony
New Castle Band Impresses In Grove City Game
At Franklin field during Friday night’s New Castle Grove City football game the junior and senior band, led by new director Joseph Replogle, delivered a polished performance. Replogle, recently hired as instrumental music head for New Castle schools, drew praise for directing a sound that rivaled mid season standards and promised strong color and spectacle at future games. A singer-led crowd would heighten the atmosphere.
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Franklin Field
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New Castle
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Lindbergh Lands In Haiti On Gala Welcome
Pan American Airways Pioneer plane piloted by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Port au Prince at 9 30 from Santiago de Cuba. He and his wife Mrs Lindbergh and party were hosted by President Borno of Haiti. The oversea crossing through Windward Passage was smooth with only mild headwinds.
Peacox Trial Deepens Into Complex Westchester Case
MOTHER OF SLAIN GIRL IN PLIGHT James L. Kilgallen reports from Whith Plains on September 21 as the Peacox case widens beyond a murder to include Earle Peacox, accused of strangling his wife Dorothy to avoid the electric chair, with Frances Newman caught in a separate, related scandal.
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Whith Plains
N.Y
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Westchester County
Broadway
U.S. A
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Dorothy
Sweetie
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Peacox
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Detroit Fire Disaster Kills 20 At Downtown Cabaret
Detroit investigators probe criminal responsibility after a night club fire that killed 20 people, many trapped as a cloak room girl opened a door letting a draft feed flames. Owners Matty Cohen and Robert Jackson were held. blame is placed on lack of fire escapes and rapid spread from a small blaze.
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Henry Garvin
Garvin
Retires After 57 Years In Service Of B. & O. Co
FL M Mantz of 1007 Winslow avenue, longtime New Castle resident, completed fifty-seven years with the Baltimore and Ohio Railway on September 4 and was placed on the system honor roll. A gathering at his home included many local B and O employees who presented him a gold purse. Mantz began in 1872 as chief clerk to his father, later serving as conductor, yardmaster, platform man, and weighmaster at New Castle Junction where he retired after twenty-two years in the city.
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Baltimore and Ohio
New Castle
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J. H. Hossler
New Castle Junction
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Cambria
Baltimore
Ohio
War Heroism Award Presented to George L. Smith
In New Castle on October 11, 1918, George L. Smith received the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry under fire in Gesnes France. Col. Thomas M. Anderson and Attorney Walter W. Braham spoke at the ceremony as exservice men and invited guests witnessed the decoration.
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the Elk's Here
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George L. Smith
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Gesnes
France
Fin
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Walter W. Braham
M Braham
Thomas M. Anderson
Anderson
Lele Lewismen
New Castle
Earthquakes in Honolulu Threaten Local Stock Moves
Severe local earthquakes in Hawaii s North Kona district raise fear of Mount Hualalai eruption. Residents prepare to move stock and goods as seismologists warn eruption possible if tremors persist.
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Join And Mary To Wed, Monday
Young hearts and old gather in Plainville as a governor’s son and a future consort prepare to wed in an old Congregational church next Monday afternoon. The ceremony follows a formal procession and the social pageant preceding the event.
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Trumbull
New Evidence Delays Probe Of Job Murder In Gastonia
Newly discovered evidence halted the inquest into the murder of Mrs. May Wiggins, a 30 year old Texan mother of five. Senior officials said the material was unearthed in the past few days and remains undisclosed. The inquiry, led by Superior John G., was continued pending the evidence.
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Stirling
Lodi
Gastonia
Carpenter
Bie May Wiggins
Ole Texcueer
Solirior
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Body Of Man Found In Hickory Creek Near Goldendale Creamery
The body of Alfred Johnson, about 30, a Bes semer district resident who lived alone in a shanty, was found face down in Hickory Creek near the Goldendale creamery at Bessemer. He had an apparent wound to the neck but testing showed it was from a fence strike. authorities believe he fell into the stream while drunk and drowned after slipping from the east bank. An undertaker was summoned to remove the body.
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William Reynolds
P. Caldwell
Bessemer
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Alfred Johnson
Johnson
Aiahoning
Weather for Coming Week Bulletin
Weather outlook shows generally mild conditions with rising temperatures in the first half of the week. Showers possible on Thursday or Friday and cooler spell at week’s end. Chin Valley area noted in forecast.
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