Salvation Army Drive Aims To Raise $15000 In City
The Salvation Army campaign begins with a two year goal of 15000 in the city and county. The King's Daughters pledged 4.10 to start the fund. Women's and civic groups plan to canvass business districts and set up booths across districts including Seventh ward today.
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King's Daughters
M. B
Salvation Army
Rovery
Kiwanis Clibs
Frank Clinefelter
Ernest Agora
Wampum Aistrick
J. A. Maloney
Mie
Ul Valley
Good Roads Day Planned for North Beaver Township
A4 masting of Weatherd Grange designated Saturday December 13 as Good Roads Day in North Beaver township. An invitation urged interested residents to bring picks shovels teams and trucks to repair mud holes before winter. Focus areas include the road from Mt. Jackson to Mahoningtown that was graded but not connected. Screenings and cinders available at Crucible Quarries and Bessemer brick yards. COMMITTEES.
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Beaver Township
Mt. Jackson
Mahoningtown
Crucible
Bessemer Brickyards
Merchants To Hold Luncheon Friday in City
The merchants division of the Board of Trade will meet Friday December 10 at 12 15 in the Y M C A. William Smedley secretary of the First Merchants Association of Pennsylvania will address the gathering. The group includes merchants from 40 cities and AK Smedley’s talk is expected to be highly informative.
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Merchants Division
Board of Trade
Y.M.G. A
William Smedley
Firtall Merchants Association of Pennsylvania
More Reports Of Fiume Trouble Intensify Split
MILAN December 8 The Fiume crisis deepens as the parliamentary committee seeks peace between Gabriele dAnnunzio and the Thalia government. A torpedo boat destroyer from the fleet blockading Fiume reportedly defected to dAnnunzio’s side after sailors overpowered officers and joined his navy.
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Internnational
Milan
Fiume
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Thalia
d'Aununzio
Toa
d'Aunnaio
Restrictions on trade with Russia debated by officials
State department officials and Governor discussed removing financial constraints on Russia. No final decision was made. Protests over hampering trade were noted as a factor in considering the embargo. Emphasis was on whether to loosen the embargo to restore relations with the Soviet region.
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Asulnoton
Dee
Russia
State Department
Iarding
Federal ‘Generve Board
Insaian
Rae
Thenitad Suces
Hassta
Incendiaries in Fayette Now Laid to Radicals
A fragmented report details fires across Fayette County blamed on radicals and a single person or group. State troops patrol affected towns while investigators seek motive, methods, and whether arson stems from an individual or organized circle.
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Fayette
Fayotts Caty
Overhead Costs For Shoes And Maintenance Explained
A playful exchange questions the yearly cost of shoe upkeep and maintenance. Through college math humor, it estimates annual shoe repair at about 40 dollars, with overhead for an automobile at 35 percent, noting the uncertainty and prompting a call to an efficiency expert.
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Pita
Mallan
Kieitersiges
Dater
Houston's Tax Proposals Move Fast in Congress
Secretary Houston outlines tax revision to distribute burden without cutting revenues and plans to liquidate Europe's $10,000,200 debt via US funding. Conversion of demand notes to long term obligations cited. Bonus for ex servicemen to be settled before tax changes. Calls for strict economy and efficient administration as opposition warns against federal aid to private industry.
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International News Service
Washington
Dea
Houston
Congress
Europe
United States
Joana Tor
Tax Changes Urged To Shift Burden Wealthy Taxpayers
Secretary Houston in his annual report proposes tax reforms to better distribute the burden without harming revenues. He calls for repealing excess profits taxes, tightening on stock dividends, and adopting consumption taxes on luxuries. He estimates revenue must stay near 4 billion dollars for the next two years, with higher taxes on wealthier individuals and corporations.
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W. A. Atrlns International News Service
Washington
Dec
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
David Houston
Houston
Lis
Lermot
Treasury
Jorges
Tarr
Postmaster Nomination Notes From Pittsburgh Meeting
The meeting in Pittsburgh heard President Hixon nominate Guffey for postmaster with Mekether for Memphis and other clerical appointments. Attendees discussed mail business. WESLEYAN and conference letters were touched on. A social event followed with remarks from Mrs. Agnel and brief notes on the Consumers Convention.
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Hixon
Bomr
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Hwahmren
Inne Ofses
MLN
Cox
West
Noelal Howe
Ani
Agnel
Davis Will Not Be Brought Back To Pennsylvania
DETROIT. Gee. Varid Smith of Toledo will not be taken to Hayes Pa to stand trial on a bank robbery charge. Davis, arrested in Detroit, identified from a photo as one of four men who robbed Hayes national bank June 8, 1820 of 194000. Court held authorities failed to show Davis was in Pennsylvania when the crime occurred.
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Detroit
Gee
Varid Smith
Toledo
Hayes
Davis
Hayes National Bank
Sleeper
Pennsylvania
Supplies Handed Out By Charities In November to December
The Associated Charities distributed a list of aid items to needy families from November 1 to December 1. Items include new shoes, blankets, infant garments, clothing, and grocery orders. Names of items show varied stock such as shoes, blankets, infant wear, and general apparel.
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Associated Charities
Duw Union Smite
Infant's
Wei Tee
Naw Walsty
Trowstrs
Robber Of Ohio Bank Sent To Federal Prison
EAST PALESTIN, Ohio, Dec. 8. Barrard Mianatgar, accused inuder of the gang that robbed the New Waterford savings bank on Sept 26, 1913, was convicted in Shreveport, La., of negotiating stolen bank securities and sentenced to three years in Atlanta Federal prison. Plannegan, arrested in Dallas, Texas, was returned for trial after 29 counts. The case centers on the New Waterford robbery where the vault lock was melted and bonds worth 18000 dollars plus war savings stamps were taken.
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East
Palestin
Ohio
Barrard Mianatgar
Inuder
New Waterford
Lure
Shrewnport
Atlanta
Plannegan
Dallas
Tex
Shreveport
New Witerford
More Auto Drivers Forfeit Licenses
Harrisburg Pa December 3 Six more automobile licenses were revoked by the state highway department after owner convictions for violations of automobile laws. The yearly total rises to 114. Revoked licenses include Samuel F B Wampler Crabtres John W Ennis Derry Lawrence Dennett Arthur Lewis Q Handle and David B Tealer
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Harrishurg
State Highway Department
Samuel Fb. Wampler Crabtres
John W. Ennis
Derry
Lawrence Dennett
New Kensington
Arthur Lewis
New Milford
Q. Handle
Pharadulphia
David B. Tealer
Mosina
Grand Jury Work Completed Today
The grand jury finished its work this morning. Jarenoon Wax will summarize the county Walldigs in the afternoon as Pinal retired and presentments will be made.
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Pinal
Force tearing down of De Valera's picture
An international news dispatch from London reports authorities raiding Tralee and inciting inhabitants to tear down pictures of De Valera and pledge allegiance to King George upon the Bible amid upheaval and tension at Central Mews.
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DE Valera
London
Nee
Royal Irish
Tralee
Deaths of the Day bring sufferings of Ramsey Miller and Grigsby
Death notices from the city report John C. Ramsey aged five died at 127 Mimastrest following acute indigestion while employed at Carnegie Steel mill. Survived by wife Nettle Klingonsmith Ramsey and siblings. Also listed are Frances Okeson Miller age 24 of Pittsburgh and W T McKee resident references. Dorothy Dalton, nine, died suddenly in Middletown after being a former resident, with siblings listed. William Grigsby, 67, died in Pittsburgh. interment in Oak Park Cemetery in this city next day.
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Dobn C. Raingey
John C. Rameey
Carnegie
Mr. Ramsay
Slippery Mark
W.J
Mary Boozel Ramsey
Marx
Nettle Klingonsmith Ramsey
Hatlia Galligher
Baltimore
Clara Organ
Akron
Mia
David Sneathan
Walter Hamany
Frances Okeson Miller
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
A. G. Okeson
Mill Street
Arthur
Butler
Matt Phillips
Harrison Street
Bess Heycock
Beaver
Dorothy Datton
W. J Dalton
Middletown
Dorothy
William Grigsby
Willem Grigsby
Pittshiren
Oak Park
This City
Croton Highland Viaduct Prompts Library and School Needs
The letter urges construction of a Croton Highland viaduct to shorten routes for high school students and save travel costs. It argues the city’s decaying building stock, including a small central library, needs modernization and a new courthouse, armory, and public whar es. The piece emphasizes tax fairness and lasting community benefits from better infrastructure.
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New Castle
Mrs MacSwiney To Give Testimony At Ireland Hearings
Mrs Muriel Macewiney widow of Cork’s late mayor and Miss Mary Macewney sister of a hunger striker arrive in Washington for the American commission on Ireland hearings. They appear among witnesses as the inquiry opens with Senator George W. Norris expected to join the panel. Five former Royal Irish Constabulary members recently arrived to testify, and Mrs MacSwiney is to take the stand.
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International News Service
Wasitington
Muriel Macewiney
Lord Mayoy
Cork
Mary Macewney
Ireland
Vun Lasie
George W. Norrin
Nebraska
Hoyal Irish Constabulary
Wetil
Siam Peiners
U. S
Mre. Macswiney
Gilmore's Dog Captures Prizes at Philadelphia Show
A. H. Gilmore of Wilmington Avenue captures accolades as his Ruby Spaniel American Boy returns from the third annual Girl Scouts of Philadelphia dog show. The dog won first prize in open, limit and American bred classes and earned a special prize as the shortest tailed toy Spaniel. The event, held last Saturday, drew top entries from the region.
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A. H. Gilmore
Wilmington Avenue
Girl Scouts of
Thiladelphia
Salry
Axithl
Ton
Month's Report of State Troopers in Pennsylvania
October activity shows 691 arrests and $59,690 in stolen property recovered as the Pennsylvania State Police logged 120,439 miles. Auto mobiles restored are valued at $59,990, with the motorcycle corps contributing to daily patrols and extended reach. Also notes superintendent Lyan C. Adama and evolving operations across the force.
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Harrishing
Dee
Pennsylvania
Lyan C. Adama
Motorcycle Corps
Delay in War Financing Plan Restoration
Washington reports no immediate action on restoring the war finance corporation as Senator Gronna plans to allow more time for senators to study testimony from agricultural committees before voting. In London, Antwerp dispatches warn of a Belgian business crisis with rumors of bank collapses and government measures to avert a full panic.
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Belgium
Antwerp
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