Lindbergh Meeting Shifts to Sharon for Anthony Steslo
Lindbergh arrives today to confront Anthony Steslo in Sharon Pennsylvania where Steslo’s brother and sister live. Police expect Steslo to return to his former Haunts as he faces felonious assault charges. Bartus remains seriously ill though slightly improved. The trial record includes testimony questioning Remus sanity and a conspiracy theory linking Mrs Willebrandt to a plot by Egan's Rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Steslo
Bartus
Sharon
Anthony
Patton
Jamieson Coal Company
B. L. Beaty
Federal District
Remus
Lueders
Shook
Beaty
Mabel Walker
Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Railroad
Egan’s
St. Louis
Impeachment Tensions as National Guard Deployed in State Capitol
The article outlines a political crisis with the governor opposing impeachment actions. National Guard units are ordered to duty at the state capitol. Senate leaders plan caucus at a hotel while considering a special session and court actions. Tensions rise around impeachment and legal authority as representatives prepare responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
State Capitol
Senate
Govlenry
S.johnston
W. C. Fidler
Senate Chamber
Fidler
Tom Johnson
Oklahoma County
Kiwanis Club Installs Beagle as President in 1927 Ceremony
Kiwanis club changes leadership with Dr Beagle taking the helm from Mr Mays. Officers include John Guth and J Kersting with publicity chair Ralph Cline and James Camp. Three speakers cover committee work and finances, noting a $200 balance, $3,000 in expenses, and a net gain of three members since January 1 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Evans
Ridenour
Mays
Frank Collins
Sheldon Jonson
William Keener
Beagle
Dr. Beagle
Clyde Mays
Wesley Evang
Kiwanis Sucscess
Shacor
C. R. Bake
Piano Voice Culture Enrollment Opens January Term
Fen B Cruise Ier of Piano and Voice Culture announces enrollment for the January 1928 term at 118 Yates Ave Bot. The program invites students to study piano and voice with instruction aimed at developing technique and performance skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen B. Cruiseier
Piano
Dryplan to Hold Jubilee in National Prohibition Plan
Westerville Ohio December 28 the Anti Saloon League prepares for an eighth anniversary observance of the Volstead Act as a national demonstration. Bishop Thomas Nicholson and Dr F Scott McBride announce plans for a yearly event with about 25000 churches nationwide to join. The eight minute church bells at noon January 16 mark the anniversary, while January 15 ministers are urged to preach on observance of prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerville
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League of America
Thomas Nicholson
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Scott McBride
Large tax refunds listed from various estates and companies
A committee on expenditures releases refunds totaling substantial sums to prominent individuals and entities. Notable beneficiaries include Charles Taft, the Rockefeller estates, Andrew Carnegie, J J Astor, Vanderbilt trusts, coal and oil firms, and public figures. Amounts range from hundreds to tens of thousands, reflecting a broad distribution of funds.
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New House
Cincinnati
Almira G. Rockefeller
Tulsa
Okla
J. H. Hillman and Sons Company
Pittsburgh
United Cigar Stores of America, Inc
New York City
Harold S. Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Harry Lauder
James Couzens
Michigan
Hobart Iron Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Elizabeth Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Kanawha Bank and Trust Co
Charleston
W. Va
Vincent Astor
American Steel and Tinplate Co
Carne~gie Natural Gas Co
John Jacob Astor
Frederick V. Pulitzer
Pittsburgh and Eastern Coal Co
P. Judah
John H. Patterson
Dayton
Prank
Kenesaw Mountain Lands
William G. Rockefeller
Wakerfield Ion Co
National Democratic Club
Washington
Red Jacket Junior Coal Co
Red Jacket
West Virginia
Wood Funeral Held Here This Afternoon
The funeral for Peter Wood, 79, longtime Taylor County resident, was held at 2 p.m. today at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church. He died in Newark, Ohio, and his body arrived last night, accompanied by relatives and friends. The Bartlett mortuary kept the body in state before services conducted by Rev. A. M. Barlow. Interment followed at Bluemont Cemetery.
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Peter Wood
Taylor County
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark
Ohio
Wood
Bartlett Mortuary
A. M. Barlow
Bartlett Funeral Company
Bluemont Cemeter
Dawn May Airship Flight Sees 24,000 Square Miles
Dawn May covered 1 245 nautical miles and reported 20 mile visibility on each side of the ship giving 24 000 square miles visible during daylight. The airship left the refining station at 5 p m Monday and cruised to Emerald Bank about 120 miles from Sable Island where a Canadian wireless station picked up a radio call. It returned to its hangar shortly after 1 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Emérald Bank
Sable Island
Miner Show Continues After Unnamed Incident
The report notes improvement in the hospitalized miner, possible temporary nature, per nurse. Wounds are deep abdominal cuts and superficial head and neck injuries. He has remained conscious since the assault. Paul Streslo, brother of the suspect in a felonious assault, remains jailed as a material witness to the bear tragedy. a prosecuting attorney issued a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaid
Paul Streslo
Unknown caller sets date by garter flower cue
The exchange describes a man asking for a telephone date with an unidentified woman. She answers she will wear a yellow flower on her garter to be recognized, as a unique identifying signal in a humorous or judge-like remark.
Lindberghs Say Goodbye After Mexican Visit
Mrs Lindbergh departs Mexico City for Detroit after Christmas visit with her son. Ambassador Morrow and embassy staff bid farewell as Lindbergh and Mrs Stout depart from Valbuena Field. General Calora and General Alvarez attend, noting Mexican appreciation for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Morrow
Calles
Lindbergh
Valbuena Flying Field
Mexico
City
Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh
Detroit
Railroad Passes Being Prepared for Monongah Division
The railroad division office is busy this week issuing annual passes for Monongah division employees. Passes are being distributed through the division superintendent as part of the routine annual process.
Annual Passes Issued For 1928 Honored Employees
The company plans to mail passes to merit employees and their wives for 1928. Monongah division will distribute thousands of passes, requiring several days of clerical work. The effort is described as a fine Christmas gift, appreciated by recipients for their privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atic
Monongah
League Plans To Hold Meet In Morgantown
Grafton Epworth League members travel to Morgantown for the fifth annual mid winter institute of the Morgantown district. Joseph L Evans presides with Curtis Lambert and Ada Gall as city delegates. About 150 young churchpeople from Morgantown Fairmont Clarksburg Shinnston Kingwood Terra Alta Tunnelton Rowlesburg and nearby towns will attend through Friday. Arthur Simmons of West Virginia Wesleyan College will run recreational features and ministers and national league leaders will speak. Reports for the year and plans for next year will be discussed along with social events and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Epworth League
Morgantown
Joseph L. Evans
First Methodist Episcopal Church
University City
Evans
Curtis Lambert
Ada Gall
Arthur “Art” Simmons
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Morgantowntown
Fairmont Clarksburg
Shinnston
Kingwood
Terra Alta
Tunnelton
Rowlesburg
Christian Church to Hold Meeting Tonight
The First Church of Christ at Beech street and McGraw avenue will host its annual congregational meeting this evening at 7 50 in the church auditorium. Reports from department heads will be presented and plans for church growth discussed. Rev O J Howearth urged every member, committee chairmen, and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Beech Street
McGraw Avenue
O. J. Howearth
Christin Chhurch
Grafton
New A. and P. Store Opens in Grafton
A and P moves stock from the Bush building to the east Main street Yaste block near the Baltimore and Ohio station this morning to open a new store. The manager says a general fresh meat department will be added in the next few weeks. The new quarters offer extra floor and display space.
London Jazz Night On Organ At Light Club
London's light club scene plans a shift to organ jazz at Cafe Ro Piccadilly. D H Pigache travels to New York to hire an organist, claiming dancing to organ tunes surpasses orchestra fox trots for guests. The move aims to ease dancing and heighten enjoyment without a full orchestra.
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London
Loiffon
Picadilly
D. H. Pigache
New York
Fox
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Unionville
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C. V. Miller
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Wood Funeral
Dawn May
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Strand Theatre
C. C. Burr Presents
Johnny
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Charles Hines
Joseph Evans
Christian Church
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Opera House
Wm. Archdeacon Co
Men and Boys’ Store
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LN Ourts Jazz
Vienna
Austria
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College
the Grand
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Flint, Mich
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