Flow Machinery Installation To Be Started Soon
Flow Machinery Installation To Be Started Soon reports Johnson Bronze Company planning new buildings at 1 South Mill Street under Superintendent P J Flaherty to house expanded production. The upgrade doubles capacity for a patent protected hobble lined bearing used in motors, with upgrades including a new second floor core room, forty machines in a new machine shop, and fireproof construction. A modern rest room for many women employees is planned on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bron Company
Plent
South Milltreet
P. J. Flaherty
Spexl
Bronze Company
New Castle
Reverend Charles Watson Speaks at Highland Service
The Rev Charles Watson president of the American University in Cairo spoke at the Highland Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He addressed East tensions under British rule and urged freedom and national spirit, advocating constructive efforts for a stronger American influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ri Watson
American University In
Cairo
Dagypt
Presbyterian Church
Heaphorke
Near East
Rural Granges Press for Higher State Aid to District Schools
Grange groups urged increased state funds for rural schools. Ri G Leslie, former county superintendent, spoke on July lines about neglect and inadequacy, urging adoption of resolutions to lobby the legislature for greater rural school appropriations. A second resolution criticized Bell Telephone Co rates, calling for improved service and urging Pomona Grange to endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
G. Leslie
Leslie
Julio
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Pomona Grange
Jordan
Henater Crang
Srivietam
Bell Telephona
Mahaning Valley Grange
Tot
Noll Talephone Company
Indorsanly Ae
Hayntvad
Yamana Grange. No
Anid Tolayhans Company
Quail Added to Song Bird List by Pamona Grange
Pamona Grange members led by Audley Bock petition Pennsylvania lawmakers to place quail on the song bird list noting its value to farmers. The meeting adjourned with plans for the next gathering on the second Saturday in June 1921 at 10 30 AM at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamona Grange
State of
Pennsylvania
Audley Bock
Tar Y. M
Greeks Vote for Constantine Return as King
Greece voted overwhelmingly for the recall of ex king Constantine from Lucerne. Premier Rhallis said Turkish delegates will not be received until Sevres ratified, and warned allied financial support would be withdrawn if Constantine returns. Cannaris may assume premiership as Rhallis weakens amid coalition strains.
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Athens
Ber
Greece
Constantine
Airene
Olitejal
Lucerne
Ruallis
Demetrios Cannaris
Minster
Wry
London
Rhallis
Maiice George
Tylazrapn
School Directors To Hold Meeting In Lawrence County
County Superintendent J Ball announces the annual convention of Lawrence county school directors at the courthouse on December 31 and January 1. Speakers include Superintendent Snake of Levannon county and Dr H Braish of the teachers state retirement fund. Directors may receive pay for attending. full attendance expected.
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J. Ball
Lawrence County
Sctual
Court House
Snake
Levannon County
4. H. Braish
Pittsburgh Doctor's Conviction Upheld in Drug Law Case
The United States Supreme Court sustained the conviction of Thay Moy, a Pittsburgh doctor, under section 2 of the Harris anti narcotic law, defending twenty counts. The ruling addressed the law's constitutionality as it applied to medical practice and regulation.
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Er National News
Bree
Ashinetos
Che
United States Supreme Rulet
Din Thay Moy
Pittsburgh
Presbytery Meeting At First U P Church
Beaver Valley Presbytery will meet at the First United Presbyterian Church for an afternoon session. Members will consider the relocation of Tay and McDevitt as well as related church matters.
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U. P. Church
Beaver Valley
Silent Foliceman Works Well Declares City Councilmen
Coanerman stated that installation of a regulator on Jefferson and Washington Streets will aid trade regulation observance. The plan to install a pillar regulator near MGM and Washington is under review but no decision yet. Investigation will proceed. details focus on apparatus used in lighting and the months involved.
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Jeferson
Woohington
ALOR
Mgm
Washington
Mont of
Thio
Pnat Treays
Albert Wolay
Thin Nerniog
Hares
Lalering
Bio City
Wange
Alinalinny Aquaiy
Directory Men Find No Empty Houses In City
Directory men report no vacant houses in New Castle with homes from hovels to mansions occupied. Observers note many two family dwellings and furnished rooms filled. House numbering is inconsistent and many houses lack numbers. Directory work continues toward a complete catalog in about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Address by Associates at Day's Session Highlights Cooperation
A speech to associates at the Day's Session stresses cooperation in a united government. The speaker urges tolerance across parties and outlines tasks for the remaining months of the administration while acknowledging personal associations ending.
No Lights Placed On Bridge Girder As Was Ordered
City debates lighting on Wear Washing ton Street bridge over the railroad tracks after the Pennsylvania Company failed to install ten place signals. A council resolution threatens to install lights at railroad expense if the company does not act, with Mayor Barnes suggesting kerosene oil lamps as a cheaper, reliable alternative. The city engineer will contact the Pennsylvania Company to determine if they will furnish the four needed lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel
Pennsylvania Allroad Company
Wear Washington Street
Pennsylvania
City Electrician
Pennsylvania Company
8. A. Barnes
Pervids
Cits
Burning Chimneys Trigger Alarms Across City Streets
A chimney fire on Weet Washington street and Lee avenue at 7 Saturday night set off an alarm at Horfi with no damage. A second Box 22 false alarm occurred but no damage. At 10 10 Sunday morning a still alarm at Herb MeeGam’s Washington street store prompted a smoking water finding but no damage. At 11 55 today a Box 51 alarm to Mrs Crable’s home on Ellantly avenue reported a small roof fire from chimney sparks, with about 26 dollars in loss.
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Rezi’ Dane
Washington Street
Lee Avenue
Herb D. MéeGam
Box $1
N Crable
Atelantly Avenue
Red Cross Board Plans Election at Ladyrence Chapter
A regular executive board meeting of the Ladyrence Chapter of the Red Cross was held Saturday afternoon at headquarters. Most of the board attended, reports were heard, and the annual meeting date was set for Thursday evening December 11 to elect officers for the coming year after nominating committee reports are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladyrence Chapter of the Red Crass
First Methodists Selling Seals Drive Progress Report
The Christmas Heat drive chaired by 7 O Rodgers reports strong county participation with many organizations meeting quotas. The First Methodist church has shown interest and taken 20,000 seats, while overall county progress suggests a large increase in the drive this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7 O Rodgers
First Methodist Church
Buffalo Officer Captures Prisioner on Warrants
Buffalo officer arrested a Wanted man, Dalton of the city, on a warrant this morning. Dalton was picked up by Officer Allers and handed to Officer Kutal for processing on serious charges.
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Offer Kubn
Buffalo II
Ineunladr
Dalton
Allers
Kuta
Dancers Galore In New Castle
In New Castle a large group gathered for dancers and onlookers. The event drew many locals and featured performances by several groups, drawing attention to the cultural scene and bringing a wave of energy to the area.
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New Castle
Workhouse Sentence For Foley Teases City Reform
A local mayor orders a harsh prison term for Foley as part of ongoing city reform. The sentence, served in the regional workhouse, targets improving municipal labor practices and forcing reform through punitive measures. The mayor vows stricter enforcement to deter future infractions.
Grain trade inquiry urged by representative Breenerson
Washington bulletins report a House resolution by Rep. Breenerson of Minnesota seeks a joint inquiry by the federal trade commission into operations at foreign governments in U S grain markets. Steenerson says grain markets are no longer free and are manipulated by foreign influence. Eugene Meyer Jr criticizes Secretary Houston on knowledge of federal finance and calls for reestablishing the War Finance Corporation to aid farmers.
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Washington
Uategral Commission
United States
Breenerson
Republican
Minnesota
Steenerson
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Fennte Corporation
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Houston
Farmara
Department Heads Present Reports on November Finances and Arrests
City reports for November show poor warden receipts totaling 14 dollars, poor director 64.27, city engineer 48.25, and mayor 3116 dollars. The mayor notes 158 arrests including 41 drunkenness, 12 drunkenness and disorderly conduct, 10 suspicion, 14 gambling. Of those arrested, 51 were fined, 21 jailed, 23 discharged, 12 sentence suspended, 25 ordered out of town, and 25 deposited for appearance forfeited. mines and forfeits reached 2910 dollars with 76 dollars costs. Dancing permits issued brought in 81 dollars, and a state tool… nested the city 20.
Men’s Bible Class Elect Officers at Pirot Methodist Church
The Men’s Bible class of Pirot Methodist church will hold an election of officers Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock in the church. The Hareals and the Progressive factions will present their platforms before the election. After business, time and refreshments will be served, followed by a social hour.
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Pirot
Grading Plans for Montgomery Ave Presented in Council
Plans and specifications for the filling and grading of Montgomery Ave in the Seventh ward, linking city streets to Route Trs, were presented in council today. Action on the plans was referred to the committee of the whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Seventh Ward
Pel Watl Trier
Utey
Mob storms jail in attempt to lynch prisoner
A violent mob assaulted a county jail attempting to lynch a prisoner. Officials and deputies, aided by detectives, fought back with rails and fire suppression. order was restored after a coroner's inquest was planned. No further demonstrations were expected today.
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Mane
Sareeall County
Sary Agiin
Dori San Francisco
Lal
Omiclols
Che Erawd
Bern
Menbers
Six Dublin Council Members Arrested in Police Raid
Six Dublin council members were seized by Black and Tan policemen during a council meeting in Dublin. The sitting was suspended as police conducted the raid, arresting Sinn Fein MP Michiel Staines and other members while the lord mayor presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Dublin
Dublin Council
Michiel Staines
Sinn Fein
Deaths of the Day in New Castle area
Benjamin Mosley died after eight days at his son’s home in New Castle aged 77. A former England immigrant, he worked in local mills and is survived by a sister in Birmingham and multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral plans set for Wednesday at Watermer home with interment at Greenwood. J Russell White also honored at First Congregational Church with prominent local groups attending. interment at Oak Park Cemetery.
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Benjamin Mosley
Buenjamin Mosley
Hls
Harry Lowe
Birmingham
England
Edward
Charles
New Castle
Benjamin
Woodlawn
Charles Fletcher
Alfred White
White
Jackson
Pim Charan
Racratl
Pin
Toseph Pugh
Mant Palesthin
Ohio
Thomas Moore
West- Till
Tip
Watermer
Lathropetrees
Greenwood Senio Torr
Youngstown
Mr. White
J. Russell White
Hell
G. M. Smail
Kiwanla Ela
Lawrence Cqunty
Pennsylvania Club
Robert
L. Wallace
Hugh M. Marquis
William
Siilee
William Patterson
George Bollinger
Harry Rappold
Frank Smith
H. E. Zerner
All Beaver
Special Speakers In Sunday Schools Visitation Observed
The annual visitation of Sunday schools was observed under the County Sunday Schools association with J Clyde Gilfillan as chairman. A special speaker visited each of over 50 district schools including missions, as part of the state program to reclaim a 260000 dollar lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sunday Schools Association
J. Clyde Gilfltlan
Jan Hart
Y W C A Board to Act on Resignation
Members of the Wisconsin Association board will meet December 14 at the association building to act on the resignation of Miss Isobel Lawson, secretary of the Vim Street Colored Y W C A center. Lawson’s contract expires January 1 and she will begin new work in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI. A
Association
Isobel Lawson
Vim Street Colored Y. W. GC. A
Miss Lawson
Cincinnati
Hunters Peril Family Seeks Protection From Rabbits
Tek Gael of Sheridan avenue extension complains of constant menace from hunters near his home. He says bullets lie about and daily someone hunts rabbits in the area endangering his four children. He urges protection from the hunters to safeguard his family.
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Tek Gael
Sheridan Avenue
Ims
Coole
Performance of Contract Approved in Towk Estate
Petition filed in Judge Emery's court for Elizabeth Tout executrix of Janes R. Towk estate Wayne township. It asserts a contract with Charland Lutz to sell land for 680 dollars and seeks court approval of the deed and provisions under probate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Janes R. Towk
Wayne Township
Elizabath Tout
Charland
Lutz
Parry
Waleh
Card of Thanks from Wa families and kin
A heartfelt Card of Thanks expresses appreciation to relatives and friends for floral tributes and sympathy following a death. It honors the deceased and names surviving spouse and family members while acknowledging the Woodlawn area and local church connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irkaon
Halate Ferd Weleay
Woodlawn
Mis
Mes J. Pred
Health rules enforce in New Castle eating houses
New Castle city health officers under Dr William L Steen actively inspect restaurants and lodging houses to ensure cleanliness, proper food handling, and valid health certificates. Prosecutions, fines, and arrests increase where establishments fail state health requirements, with owners held responsible for staff compliance. Ellwood City and Wampum show variable enforcement. New Wilmington shows significant gaps. investigations spread across Lawrence County.
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New Castle
Hecesatty
William L. Steen
Ur Ateon
Amaler Citier
Lawrence County
Ellwood City
Wampum Health Authoritier
New Wilmington
Investicntion
Iain Story & Clark
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Johnson Bronze Factory
Charles Watson
Highland
Faye
Sentimen
Nesell
Aliles
Sir Percival Philips
International News
Serrica
London Daily Express
Silent Foliceman
Gontingaa
Fage One
Senate
Rommion
Tales
Henry Cabok Lodges
Tidearty
Massachusetts
Longe
Paycha
Lim
Lind Rouechert
Marshall
Somitor Harding
Tontbell
Lenan
Sanuroy Harding
Valde
Rlerka
Yagea
Helgi
Red Cross Board
First Methodists
Buffalo
Howlywarters
Workhouse
Foley
Men’s Bible Class
Montgomery Ave
Tare
Y.W.C.A. Board
Sanitary Police
W.f.dufford & Co
E. Washington St
Bargair
Furnishers
Wyatt R. Campbell
Dunn
Tiking Company
East Northtreet
Market Street
Phourat
Bell
Toulon
UNION
Yo Bree
North Ax
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