Elder Gains As. da Republican County Commissioner Nominee
Unofficial returns show P. O. Elder of New Castle leading Charles H. Blank of Elwood City for county commissioner by a narrow margin. Final official totals may shift slightly. four precincts remain to be counted and could alter standings, though Elder’s lead appears decisive.
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P. O. Elder
New Castle
Charles H. Blank
Elwood City
Elder
Blank
Mtnrer
South New Castle Gore
Enon Valley
North Beaver Rd
P.O. Elder
Arguments Heard In Wrangle Over Judgeship Act
Judge Parker heard petitions challenging the act creating an additional Lawrence county judge. Marquis contends local court can rule on validity. opponents say jurisdiction lies with the supreme court. Decision deferred as briefing concludes and the error in act timing surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Marquis
Lawrence County
David S. Pyle
Harry K. Gregory
Samuel Irvine
Parker
Lawrence County Court
C. A. Akens
Wim. MccElwee
Supreme Court
Npon
John P. Lockhart
McElwee
Open Crawford Oakridge Girl's Home October 4
The Crawford-Oakridge home for underprivileged girls will open October 4 with dedication on October 9 in New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. John List Crawford of New York City supported the project. Mrs Ida Robinson will serve as hostess. The Quota Club invites civic groups to tour opening days October 4 to 7 and notes Miss Emilie Salomon discussed Yellowstone and California experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Oakridge
Granada Tea Room
Mill Street
John List Crawford
New York City
New Castle
Quota Club
Ida Robinson
Crawsford- Oakridge
Emilie Salomon
Yellowstone Park
California
Letter Clue May Lead to Murder Arrest in New Jersey
An anonymous letter and a sworn affidavit from the postmistress link Dr William Liliendahl’s murder to suspicions about his wife’s alleged affair with another man. Authorities expect an arrest within hours and seek the letter writer’s cooperation as they investigate.
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International News Service
Hammonton
N. J
South Vineland
Willam
Liliendahl
Wiliam Tamberlain
Bill Davit
Tamberlain
J. E. Gebhart
Itiiendahl
Gebhart
Peggy Anderson
Harrold
Error Results In Warren Attorney Being Nominated
In Warren Pennsylvania a typographical error led to James S Berger, the youngest attorney admitted in Warren county, being nominated as county auditor at the primaries. His grandfather, James H Berger, was also seeking the post, and officials say the grandson may resign if elected so his grandfather could take the position, with Judge D A Ariad likely to appoint the successor.
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International News Service
Warren
James S. Berger
Warren County Ber
Berger
James H. Berger
Young Berger
D. A. Ariad
Lindbergh Welcome in San Diego Flight Tribute
San Diego on September 22 reports Lindbergh greeted warmly by locals after his memorable journey. A quirky account notes a peculiar scene on the field where the flight began, praising San Diego’s role while joking about Los Angeles and a claim about pigs used in a sandwich tied to Lindbergh’s Paris leg.
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San Diego
Cal
Lindbergh
Pratt
Los Angeles
Lindy
Paris
Hellmans Ranch
Joe Toplitski
Brethren Church ministers gather for 50th Alleghany conference
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on September 22 over one hundred pastors from the Alleghany county conference of the Brethren Church registered for the 50th annual session. The five day meeting opened at Park Avenue United Brethren Church with Bishop William Melville Bell of Harrisburg presiding and delivering the opening address.
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International News Service
Johnstown
Alleghany County Conference
The
Brethern Church
Lee Continues Spokane Flight
E H Lee of Chicago piloting a Yackey monoplane No 7 was forced down near Deerlodge 45 miles west of Butte after motor trouble. A searching party located him, and he was later reported to have resumed the flight to Spokane.
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International
Butte
Mant
E. H. Lee
Chicago
Antry
No. 7
Deerlodge
Here
Spokane
Cross Country Planes Reach Spokane in Nonstop Flight
Two giant Class C planes racing from Roosevelt Field toward Spokane neared the city, with pilots Eddie Stinson and C A Duke Schiller expected to arrive. The 2300 mile course may take about 24 hours, while earlier races in Class A and B awarded $10000 and $5000 to Holman and Meyers respectively. Spokane hosts a aviation carnival with army maneuvers, as Stinson’s route was sighted over Minneapolis early morning.
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International News Service
Felts Field
Spokane
Wase
Roosevelt Field
Eddie Stinson
Detroit
C. A
Duke” Schiller
Yindsor
Ont
C. W. Holman
St. Paul
New York
Holman
J.S. Charles
Richmond
OC. W. Meyers
Charles
Stinson
Minneapolis
Jury Hangs Fire Far Into Night
In Lawrence County Court the jury found Clarence Wheeler and J T Consla not guilty of receiving stolen goods after being out all night. The twelve jurors, six men and six women, had the case since yesterday afternoon and the verdict was sealed until this morning when delivered in court.
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The
Commonwealth
Clarence Wheeler
J. T. Consla
Lawrence County
Appointed To Court Vote At Tuesday Primary
County commissioners have appointed Mrs Henry Badger Mrs J D Long William Moore and Miss Olive A Davis to count the vote cast at Tuesday's primary They begin work at noon on Friday and expect the task to take several days due to many candidates on the ticket and numerous write in names for various offices.
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Henry Badger
J. D. Long
William Moore
Olive A. Davis
News to Present Championship Battle Blow by Blow
The News plans live telegraph and megaphone coverage of the Dempsey Tumney boxing match in Chicago. Sports editor Eddie Fritz will narrate from ringside to inform New Castle crowds on the bout’s progress. The telegraph wire starts before 9 or 10 o clock New Castle time, with an extra edition dispatched immediately after the fight.
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New Castle
Chicago
North
Mercer Street
Eddie Fritz
News
News Telegraph
News Extra
New Temple to Hold First Services on Friday Night
The new Temple Israel on Highland and Moody avenues will host Friday evening services at 6 00 led by Rabbi Menkes with the topic Our Talk. The service welcomes both Jews and non Jews and will be largely in English. Saturday morning worship begins at 10 30 with formal dedication to be announced later.
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Menkes
Temple 15 I Irael
Highland and
Moody Avenues
Menites
Attending Pirate Giant Game Today at Forbes Field
B Duleep, ticket clerk at the P and L. &. ticket office, and Garvin Ligo with James Snyder attend the Pittsburgh New York game at Forbes Field. Ligo and Snyder drove down this morning while Dukes traveled by train to join them for this afternoon’s contest. The series between the two leading National League teams attracts much attention.
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T, B Duleep
Garvin Ligo
Hames Snyder
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Ligo
Snyder
Dukes
Two Are Killed When Train Hits Auto in Harrington
At a Harrington New Jersey crossing Joseph Staubach and Emil Caner of Westwood were killed when their light sedan was struck by a West Shore railroad express. The accident occurred today at the railroad crossing.
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International News Service
Harrington
Joseph Staubach
Emil Caner
Westwood
N. J
West Shore Railroad
Legionnaires Decline Immigration Dictators Proposal at Convention
At the American Legion closing session in Paris delegates debated an immigration report proposing presidential power to set immigration barriers. After a half hour verbal clash, Pennsylvania and Tennessee delegates pushed the measure back to committee for revision. The day mixed business with light moments as Jay Ward, five, was elected official mascot for the Paris pilgrimage.
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George R. Holmes
Rewa
Thocadero Falace
Paris
American Legion
Legion
Udires
United States
Americanizaition Committee of the Legion
Congress
Legionnaires
Jay Ward
J. Manicock
Penne
Union
Wisconsin
Restornia
Galbnait
Florida
Eight Granted Re Hearing By Pardon Board
Harrisburg Pa Sept 22 eight of the thirty two pleas for pardon have been granted by the state board of pardons secretary F H Hoy announced today twenty two were refused one continued and one withdrawn rehearing cases are submitted on papers filed the board met in executive session last night
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International News Service
Harrisburg
F. H. Hoy
Board T
Hall Resigns From Interstate Commerce Board
Henry Hall of Colorado resigns from the Interstate Commerce Commission citing ill health. The veteran Democrat was appointed by President Wilson and announced the move from Washington.
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International Newa Survier
Washington
Henry €. Hall
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Hall
Wilson
Death notices for Woods Johnson Storva in local records
Samuel L. Woods aged 73 of 30 Greenwood Avenue died recently. Alce May Johnson four months of Newport is noted in the death records. Rosa Storva aged 48 of 405 Duquesne Street is recorded in the same listings.
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Samuel L. Woods
Green
Wood Avenue
Alce' May Johnson
Newport
Rosa Storva
Duquesne
Last Precinct Does Not Change Result In City
Citywide primaries set a record voter turnout as precinct one returns delayed parts of the tally. With complete results added, the winner remains unchanged though some candidates shift slightly in ranking. Final city office totals likely align with the official count within a few votes.
Marriage Licenses for Ellwood City Area Noted
George B H Pence and Dona Louise Meno. Ellwood Cuy and Ellwood City resident. Howard J McLaughlin and Ellwood City resident. Margaret M Killinger listed among local couples in Ellwood City marriage license records.
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George BH. Pence
Dona Louise Meno
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Howard J. McLaughlin
Margaret M. Killinger
Elwood
New York Man Elected Head Of Legion At Paris Meet
Edward E. Spafford of New York City was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion for the coming year at the closing session in Paris. Five national vice commanders were named James Rafts Paul R. Younts J M Henry Dan Spurlock and Ralph T O Neil. Heated debates marked the session with proposes including making the U S president an immigration director amid a stormy, sometimes violent, discussion.
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George
Spafford
Buffalo Fife and Drum Corps
J. Monroe Johnson
South Caroling
James Rafts
Washington State
Paul R. Younts
North Carolina
J. M. Henry
Minnesota
Dan Spurlock
Louisiana
Ralph T. O'Neil
Kansas
Nane Thehatas
United States
Sep
Old Ballot Boxes Locked in County Jail
Prothonotary Mr Campbell custodian of the old ballot boxes keeps them impounded in county jail cells until used in the Ware Wilson senatorial contest. Judges delivered the boxes for inspection. Campbell confirmed seals untouched.
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Mr. Campbell
Campbell
RE Serene Slal
Arthur Mometer and the Daily News Cycle
The text humorously muses on the newspaper trade's constant pace with murders weddings personal crises elections conventions and shifting assignments. It notes reporters must be everywhere collecting fresh developments daily as weather sits at fifty eight.
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Frank J. Nugent
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Robert H. Whaley
Henry M. Beighley
James DL
Rocks
Charles, . Patterson
Bernard N. Hanlon
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Porter
Marion S. Woods
Waller W. Dur
Roy W. Hazen Wrens
Rose M. Nothdurft
Daniel B. Woolcock
Charles F. Flannery
Jeanette McKeever
Mary E. McConahy
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