Bad Shape Radio Net Links Nine Corps Areas
Major General Saltzman reports a critical Signal Corps manpower shortage hindering radio and telephone operations. He urges more enlisted personnel and higher non commissioned officers to sustain the government radio net serving Army Navy and veterans affairs. The News notes the network’s nationwide reach and $155,697 savings from using the Radio Net.
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Saltzman
Washington, D. C
Signal Corps
C. Me K_ Saltzman
Secretary of War
Racio Net
Army, Navy
Veterans’ Bureau
Love Life Bared and Other Old Stage News
Alla Nazimova admits she and Charles Bryant were never legally married after fourteen years together while Bryant says he has never been married. The piece also covers government panel links and a report on the Alaska cable and Signal Corps progress.
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Alla Nazimova
Charles Bryant
Bryant
Phillips Seeks Congress Consent for Beaver County Bridge
Washington correspondent reports a bill by Representative Phillips to authorize Beaver County to build a new bridge over the river between Rochester and Monaca, replacing the old span. The measure, referred to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, aims to speed passage in both houses once tax revision moves aside.
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George H. Manning
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, D. C
Congress
Beaver County
Rochester
Monaca
House
Thomas W. Phillips
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Phillips
David Reed
Senate
Reed
James P. Leaf
Hold Officials In Port Vue Jewel Theft Case
McKeesport alderman and Port Vue officials including the police chief and two constables were held for a further hearing after arraignment on charges tied to a jewel theft from Michael Karabas of Port Vue. Witnesses testified the men, except Calhoun, were seen descending from the rear porch before the theft.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Port Vue
John J. Verona
Michael Karabas
Karabas
R. C. Calhoun
R. S. Ruppert
George Kirshner
Anti-Trust Law Seen Harmful to U S Natural Resources
Gilbert H. Montague, a New York lawyer, told the American Mining Congress that using anti trust laws against natural resources backfires. He warned fear of antitrust actions hinders collective bargaining, consolidations, and cooperative distribution, leaving resources subject to wasteful, unstable production.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Gilbert H. Montague
New York
American Mining Congress
Montague
Coolidge
Commerce Hoover
Labor
Davis
United States Coal Commission
Realty Transfers List From Shenango and Perry Areas
Realty transfers record multiple one dollar transactions. Norman F. Reno to Lionel C. Reno in Shenango. Lionel C Reno to Elmer E Metz in Shenango. John S Ramsey to Mae M Hall in Perry. Earl L Fair to Carter C Johnston in Volant.
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Norman F. Reno
Lionel C. Reno
Shenango
Lionel C.reno
Elmer E. Metz
John S. Ramsey
Mae M. Hall
Perry
Earl L. Fair
Carter C. Johnston
Volant
Electrical signs to be erected by New Castle Electric
The New Castle Electrical Company will erect and maintain electrical signs, provide group insurance, and handle related services for the project.
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Trical
New Castle Electrical Company
Woman Governor in Wyoming Sends Letter to Congress
Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross released a letter to the Wyoming congressional delegation urging opposition to a bill that would extend Yellowstone Park boundaries into land currently part of Wyoming. The notice notes Wyoming never taxed property inside Yellowstone while other states often reserve tax rights in national parks.
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International News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Congress
Yellowstone Park
Ross
United States
Electric Sign Measure Gains Council Approval
The council reported favorably from committee on an ordinance supplementing electrical sign laws. It requires a one dollar permit fee and a one dollar annual license, and provides for group insurance. Councilman Miller said it will save taxpayers who have electric signs.
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Council Today
Miller
Mining Congress Endorses Operators Stand in Dispute
The American Mining Congress adopted a resolution backing the anthracite operators in their fight with miners. It urged settlement by arbitration, stating that operators offer to submit all contested matters to arbitration to end the present intolerable situation in the anthracite region.
Clarion Hotel Damage Suit Goes To Jury In Pa Case
Jury to decide a $100000 damage claim over the July 24 1918 mob destruction of the Clarion Pa hotel. Warren J Mahoney former owner testified profits before the destruction were about $7000 and he sold out after the riot. The case names four defendants alleged to be linked with the mob and covers evidence on hotel profits for 1917.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Clarion
Gibson
Warren J. Mahoney
Rody P. Marshall
Mahoney
William Parker
Draft Board
War Secretary Nominations Advance in Senate Military Committee
The Senate Military Committee approved Dwight F. Davis for secretary of war and Col Hanford MacNider as assistant secretary. The treasury also moved to remove the excise tax on fire apparatus refunds to manufacturers dating from 1921 after a federal court held the tax illegal. The report ends with a coy note about meetings between operators and miners.
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Senate
International News Service
Washington
Dwight F. Davis
Col
Hanford MacNider
The
Treasury Today
New York
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Claire Adams
Margaret Livingston
Victor Schertzinger
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Love
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Warren
Mabel Herbert Urner
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Nixon
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Charleston
New Castle
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Walli
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Dan Boudini
Adele Bernard
Ultra Accordionists
Matinee
Ben Burke
Capitol Theatre
Constance
Talmadge
Clarion Hotel
Senate Military Committee
Bulletin
Switzerland
Kerber & Winick
Iowa
Menarch
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Belmont Coffee
East Long Avenue
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Mahoningtown
Batmore Butterine
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