Rum Runners Use Plane In New England
A seaplane seized near New London signals a new phase in the U S anti liquor war. Coast Guard crews report a growing fleet of rum runners aided by air and sea craft along Thames River, with vessels impounded, sold, and reused. Seizures move liquor to New Haven and Providence while coastguards prepare for more sea and sky operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sernavional
WEW Lox Don
New England
Iquor
Thames River
New London
United States Cavat Guard
Thames
Coast Guard Academy
Long Taland Sound
Block Island
Saliarmen
United States
Coast Guard
Ang Island Sound
Cape Cod
New Haven
Providence
Fleetroyer
Manhattan
Rum smugglers prepare attack on coast shores
Officials warn that rum smugglers plan a final coastward push before a permanent patrol is funded by Congress. Loy and Mellon may push for stronger sea power as smugglers regroup, with Deep Sea Vicinities shifting the battleground to offshore lanes hundred miles from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismuggling Ventures
Rommies
Iim
Gunnets
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Jmot
Strugegling
Loy
Treasury Mellon
Congress
United States
Rum Trust
Wig Thay
Treasury
W. W. B. Jacobs
New York
Jacobs
San Francisco
Debt Funding Parley Opens in Washington
The American commission will meet this afternoon to discuss M. Calliaux proposals with a joint session slated for tomorrow morning. Secretary Mellon underscored inviolate treaties and France’s burden, saying the conference could heavily impact world peace and must reach a fair, practicable settlement promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Calliaux
M.cailaux
United States
Shawls Now Popular With London Women
London observers report shawls becoming a fashion staple among city women. West End shops show heavy embroidered shawls worn as cloaks, with bright colors dominating evenings. Lightweight crepe de Chine wraps and fringed circular shawls are also popular for theatre and cool weather use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Brock
Capital Fans Rejoice Over Peckins Honor
Washington fans celebrate Rajah Peckinpeugh named most valuable player for the team in the American League. A municipal campaign supported him with editorials and speeches at public gatherings. Peek proclaims it the happiest day of his 16 years in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahington
Washington
Rajah
Welcome to PN-3 Crew in San Francisco Parade
San Francisco plans welcomed PN-3 crew after the Idaho arrives off shore. Army and navy planes circle the battleship as whistles and sirens mark the home coming. A Market Street parade will honor Commander Rodgers and the aviators with medals and city hall reception.
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Mun Tipal
Idaho
Army
Navy
Golden Gate
Man O' Wer Row
Rodgers
San Francisco
Honoria
Jevéry
Zoning Plan Hearings Set Across City Next Week
The Zoning commission will announce public hearings in all city wards next week to inspect the proposed zoning system. Meetings likely Friday to review plans, urging residents to attend with their suspensive districts. Local officials and citizens nationwide will assess the far reaching zoning step.
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Pike
Ithe
Zoning Commission
Fur Crop Hard Hit By Forest Fires
In Olympia Washington September 24 a fur shortage is feared across the Northwest due to widespread forest fires. Smoke has driven fur bearing animals from dens and destroyed food sources, killing many young and disrupting habitats from British Columbia to Oregon. Buyers say it will take years to restore natural supplies.
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Olympia
Wash
Northwest
British Columbia
Oregon
Tanlac
Renie
Irun
Bert Stevenson Sends Message To Fire Chief Lynn
An interpreter of Spanish sign appeared this morning before the Central Fire Department. Bert Stevenson of San Juan Porto Rico sent a joke note with a red crayon mark on a newspaper page to Chief Charles H. Lynn, hoping he would read the Spanish article with help from a student.
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Central Fire Department
Charles H. Lynn
Bert Stevenson
QL San Juan
Porto Rico
Armours and relatives visit in Ingram and nearby towns
Gardner Mr and Mrs Raymond Armour of Ingram hosted kin on Sunday as Raymond Junior returned home with his parents after weeks with grandparents. Jessie Hartwell of Akron visited with sister Mrs Robert Taylor. Chauncey Brown and children visited Wilson Stop friends. Mrs Jenny McCracken went home near Portersville for weekend. Robert Taylor family to move to New Wilmington.
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Raymond Armour
Ingram
Armour
Raymond Junior
Jessie Hartwell
Akron
Robert Taylor
Chauncey Brown
Beulah
Hazel
George
Dorothy
Gladys
Wilson
Tiends
Brown
Jenny McCracken
Portersville
Buffa Niagara
Canada
Albert Smith
Marjorie
Bobby
Wilintagtan
Police Court News: Bayl Gilkay Arrests and Fines
Police report Mr and Mrs Bayl Gilkay were arrested this morning for a public family quarrel on North alteed by Officers Hitler and Long streth. Each paid a $10 fine. J W Anderson reports a black and tan hound. Howard Simpson cites theft of a German Police Dog pup. W F Rutter says his rear-store Saran was broken into overnight and a tale disappeared from his truck.
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Bayl Gilkay
North Alteed
Hitler
Longstreth
J. W. Anderson
Neshannock Warenne
Joss
Shefy
Howard Simpson
Florence Avenue
W. F. Rutter
Haststrat
Funeral Guests From Out of Town Attend Wick Service
Friends and relatives traveled from Euclid Pennsylvania Ambridge Pittsburgh Youngstown Worthington Groverly New Castle and other towns to attend the Wick funeral held at his home on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included W A Wick Ly Bullen Geo Wick G Brown Butler Perry Wick and Clare Mayer J Mayer and sons John and French of West Liberty and more.
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W. A. Wick
Ly Bullen
Geo. Wick
G. Brown Butler
Perry Wick
Clarence
Euclid
Ariton Mayer
John and
French
West Liberty
C Turk
Jessie Turk
Pitta‘burgh
John W. Fisher
Worthington
Chas. Turk
la Verne Irvine
Jessia Fisher
Fred Smith
New Qustle. T
A. B. Croll
Clara’ Taylor
Youngstown
Poems Found in Junk Attributed to Tennyson Brothers
International News Service from London reports a 1827 volume titled Poems by Two Brothers found among waste paper. The book is believed to be by Lord Alfred Tennyson and his brother Charles, containing early works in the first edition on large paper with original boards. Once bought for sixpence, it now values at about 250 dollars.
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International News
London
Tandon
Lord Alfred Tennyson
Charles
Genuine Rubens Found In London Junk Barrow
London, Sept. 24. A genuine Rubens portrait of the second Nar of Arunda and eleven other paintings were bought from a London junk barrow for 2.25 by Francia H. Clarke, a noted local collector. Experts note an alternate signature beneath the painting confirms likely origin from the Earl's collection.
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London
Rubens
Francia H. Clarke
Nar
Arunda
Inquiry Board Hears Shenandoah Parts Wreck Inquiry
The inquiry board views wrecked Shenandoah dirigible parts and trails call lists for witnesses. Rear Admiral S Jones notes it depends on developments who will be called, as Admiral Eberle may be summoned. Lansdowne resists a western trip with postponement of the flight to early September.
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Eberle
S. Jones
Ebearle
Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Mavy Department
Deaths Of The Day Involving Weller and Local Families
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Pr la M Weller at her home in Siypery Hock township with interment in Herman cemetery. Infant Westatr died at two days old at the Harhar Rowe home. Numerous obituaries note deaths in Gardner Stop New Castle and Pittsburgh area with services and burials at local cemeteries.
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Os. Weller
Pr. la M Weller
Siypery Hock Township
Key. Hewarth
Wert
B.S. Warner Det. Sune
Clyde Monroe
George Weller
R. G. Bowl
Joe Mershiner
Ata
Herman Cemetery
Weseatr
Wescatr
Calvyia Wervatt
Harhar Rowe
Punetal
Cain
Yarnogn
Akgewlook
Pardil
Crean Wood Cemetery
Abs. Varrgaret
Margirel
Miter Palkeman
SY Yours
Fritz
Folteman
Frank Sherger
Gardner Stop
Pieasant
Mich
Lewis Tdaxe
This City
Shelley Ierved
Waters
Kate Wiemer
F Prospect
Lewis Miller
California
Mary Davis
Grover
George Miller
Samuel Miller
Charles Beckal
Ellwood City
Amelia McCormick
J. J. Miller
New Castle
Sherger
Oak Par Cemetery
del Cowley
Mary Garver Cowley
John Cowley
Ernest R. Cowley
Fairmont Avenue
East End
Pittsburgh
Cowley
England
Thois Country
Lee Emery Methodist
Epiacopa Church
Congress of Women'’a Clubs
The
Eastern Star
Nother
Alexander
Mre. R
Marebans
Denver
Cola
Nose Marie Logue
Rose Marie Logue
John W
Margaretta Jackyson Logue
Thehema
Boro Line Street
Ute
Joan W
Margaretta Teresa
Bowie
St. Mary's Cemetery
Lyons Plea Plan Complicated by Co defendant
Erie report says Glen Lyons of Greenville sought to plead guilty to operating a fiscal bureau in Marest county. Wesley To HIM, son of a Sharon clergyman, refused to admit guilt, affecting Lyons plea strategy. Lyons would use To HIM as a witness and later admit guilt in court.
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Bulimton
International News Service
Erie
Glen Lyons
Greenville
John JD. Moyer
Marest County
Wesley
Sharon
Agia Reault
Lil
Lyons
Wise
Laundry Employes Enjoy Weiner Roast
A group of laundry workers gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Walker in Gard ner for a social event described as a weiner roast. Attendees include Laur ette Adams Morris Marlo Black James Miller Presley Book and several others, with local names listed among the guests.
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Lawranaa
Wein Oy
Mardimadlow
Law Home
Charles Walker
Gardner
Wlvla
Mhonpsan
Elly
Stoleht
Selina Wenron
Ada Walkert
Linle Tucker
Elizabeth Hughes
Wilma Adama
Maury Fbiips
Margaret Morrigan
Eva Melinley
Evelyn Stafford
Mullidy Waller
Bertha Adams
Margaret Catquotn
Laurette Adams
Morris
Marlo Black
James Miller
Presley Book
Asselton
Thomas Troasley
Witter McCracken
Claytom Camerson
Albert
Michigan Develops Farms For Raising Fur Fish And Game
Private ranches for breeding foxes and game are rapidly developing in northern and central Michigan on land with little agricultural value. Prize animals fetch $2000 each, pelts commonly exceed $150, while private fish hatcheries supply brook trout to clubs and hotels at up to $1.50 a pound though brook trout from streams cannot be sold. Farmers also breed causk rats for pelts and hatch pheasants and other game birds for various uses.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Adam Died Of Gout In Ancient Saxon Chronicle
London reports an ancient document in the Herald's collection claims Adam and Eve's lineage and that Adam died of the gout. The fragmentary 16th century text asserts he was buried in Hebron. Whether an apple a day kept the doctor away is not addressed.
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London
Adam Ried
Eoliz
Vraktown
Tury
Adam
Eve
Hebron
E&t
Couple Falls In Stairs Spark Civic Wedding Interest
Cambridge authorities reported Burnett Richardson and Catherine Kamey tumbled down stairs while courting attention after a purling incident. They obtained a five day waiver from the Cambridge clerk of courts and, amid the tumble, Richardson refused information regarding the wedding, yet accepted congratulations on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Burnett Richardson
Catherine Kamey
Cambridge Clerk of Courts
Richardson
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Semel Trearie
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Wilmington Road
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