Ulster Fears Free State Rise in Republican Power
Ulster frets over Irish Free State finances and looming Republican rule. Officials warn Southern Ireland faces bankruptcy as Ulster worries about language policy tax rises and reduced wages. Rail services falter and railroads face grave finances. If Republicans gain power the outlook darkens.
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Internaional
Belfast
Ulster
Northern
Southern Ireland
Free State
England
Shannon
Irish Free State
Youth held for killing brother in Philadelphia home
Tony Marchesani, 13, is in the house of detention after a pistol under his pillow exploded, killing his 9 year old brother James. Tony had kept the weapon for protection as the brothers slept together, police say. The report concludes with a stray line about the Navy's behavior in war.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Tony Marchesani
James
Tony
Lecture on Washington the Beautiful at YWCA
Miss Katherine Wilfley will present an illustrated talk on Washington the Beautiful at the YWCA Friday at 8 pm. An admission fee will fund a radio installation in the YWCA dormitory donated by the Oyoto Girls club. A brief musical prelude will precede the lecture by R E Johns at Miss Dite's home.
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Katherine Wilfley
Oyoto Girls Club
Y. W
Quoto Girls
R. E. Johns
Attendance records show high school monthly average
In November the attendance of six Bessemer junior high classes averaged 97 percent. Visitors from Bessemere high school, Miss Mary McLaughlin and Miss Grace Reed, attended Petersburg Monday evening. The W C T U meets at Mrs John Carlson’s home this afternoon. The missionary society of the Bessemer Presbyterian church met.
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Dite
Westminster Guild Girls
Margaret Carls
J. B. Kerr
W. F. Davis
New Castle
S. M. Ruehle
Lee Rice
Bessemer
Franklin
Paul Macklin
Comus Owal
D. B. Beale
Lou Mbatton
George Hedegore
Forest County
John Zambish
Joseph Martin
Warren County
Willis Gwin
Bessemer Junior High School
Mary McLaughlin
Grace Reed
Bessemer High School
Petersburg
John Carlson
Missionary Society of the Bessemer Fresbyterian Church
Florida man held for raising stock certificates
George Thompson of St. Petersburg Fla is held in 1500 bail in Philadelphia on charges of issuing raised stock certificates. James H. Anderson testified that two certificates Thompson obtained were altered. One share increased from one to forty one and another to ninety one.
Controversial lumber bill and library bids at meeting
The meeting debated awarding Kline Lumber $340 for lumber while a critic urged Citizens Lumber, a bid $50 higher. A $700 library book purchase was approved loosely. Marvin Electric’s bid was rejected as improper, yet Barnes and Clark won for Johnson Service Heat Controllers at $1,030 and then added $200 for AC motors, totaling a questionable $500 gain due to rushed review.
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Kline Lumber Company
McCurdy
Marquis
Kline
Marvin Electric Company
Barnes and Clark
Johnson Service
Barnes & Clark
Joint-Ease Promises Spine Relief For 60 Cents
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a cure for spinal ills and stiff joints. It claims nightly rubbing improves posture, reduces swelling, and refreshes aging bodies, with availability at local drugstores in New Castle and beyond.
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McKee
New Castle Drug Corp
Eckerd's
New Castle, Inc
Coolidge Approves Execution of Army Officer
Manilla December 10. President Coolidge reportedly approved the death sentence of Lieut. Thompson, convicted of killing Audrey Burligh, daughter of an army officer. Guards have been strengthened at Fort McKinley as plans for the execution proceed in secrecy. Thompson’s home is in Parnassus, Pennsylvania.
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International News Service
Manilla
Coolidge
Lieut
Thompson
Audrey Burleigh
Fort McKinley
Parnassus
Unfilled steel orders increase bulletin
Unfilled steel orders rose in December, signaling tighter demand amid production schedules. Analysts cite sustained buying by manufacturers and lingering supply constraints as key factors driving the uptick.
United States Steel Orders Rise in December Report
The December 1 monthly report shows orders totaling 4,581,780 tons, up 472,597 tons from November 1. Forward orders also climbed to 4,581,780 tons, compared with 4,109,182 on November 1 and 4,031,969 on December 1, 1924, with earlier months cited for context.
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United States Steel Corporation
Three Boys Injured Riding Sled Near Greensburg
Three youngsters James Gallagher 12 Edward Hoffman 15 and William Shearer 12 were hurt in a collision on the William Penn highway near New Alexandria Greensburg Pa A Greensburg man drove the car involved the boys were on a sled in serious condition with the crash reported by International News Service on December 10.
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Iernational News Service
Greensburg
William Penn Highway
James Gallagher
Edward Hoffman
William Shearer
New Alexandria
Woman Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud Case in Harrisburg
Mrs. Goldie Keener admitted in federal court before Judge Albert Johnson that she used the mails to defraud. The case grew from a matrimonial agency correspondence. John Hassler of Globe Arizona sent $50 for marriage, but she did not appear. sentence was suspended.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Goldie Keener
Albert Johnson
John Hassler
Globe, Ariz
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