More Trucks Are Put To Work To Deliver Mail
Christmas rush gains momentum as the city postal service hustles to handle the largest parcel post volume in history. Two extra trucks and four more clerks join parcel post delivery while Postmaster Good plans more staffing and trucks early next week to meet the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Good
William P. Tee
North Hill
South Side
Eust Side
West Side
Amram
Hbt Gant
Walt Lithia
Christ
Clyde Gibson Named President of Kiwanis Club
Clyde Gibson was elected new president of the Kiwanis Club. The meeting included remarks on postwar conditions in Central Europe, deflation, and plans for downtown fundraising drives. The theater owner Willan Wright spoke about contributions to a Risletras fund. A diphtheria case involving Helen Moore and Virenia Moore was reported on Walter Street.
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Clyde Gibson
Kiwanis Club
Helen
Virelniie Moore
Walter Street
Aiphtherte
Delegates From Bulgaria And Austria Seated
In Geneva the League of Nations seated Austria and Bulgaria at the final assembly session. Dr Wallington Koo said China would await a more favorable time to press the Shantung issue. Armenia’s mandate remained unsettled as delegates prepared to depart amid protests and raised questions about the council’s supremacy. Germany warned against breaking Versailles terms, while hints of restoring equal powers to the assembly surfaced for the next meeting.
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Newton
Geneva
Ben
Wallington Koo
United States
League
Netlow
China
Shantung Peninsula
League of Itions
Austria
Bulgaria
Harty
Rsailles
Assembly
Wsembly
Council
Akron Plant May Be Brought Here
MT Ly of Rubber City Tool and Template Co of Akron Ohio visited New Castle today to drum up local capitalists interest. He proposed moving the Akron plant to New Castle, potentially employing 24 to 40 mechanics with a capitalization near 3,000,000 if approved.
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MT Ly, Doves
Rubber City Tool and Template Company
Akron
Ohio
New Cagile
Ohi
New Castle
Yuna
Johnny
Dohngon
Loiterers confront mayor in tense city morning scene
A chaotic morning in the city hall as numerous loiterers confront Mayor Aarees. Officials describe the crowd as troubled youths and workers urged to disperse while police monitor the situation. No injuries reported.
Warning to All Smokers Reported at Capitol
A fire started by a discarded cigarette near desks in the Howan Conpastiten and Pontattionas at the Capitol caused alarm. Officials urge smokers to extinguish all embers and avoid unattended flames to prevent fires in the building.
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International Vewe Servan
Washington
Trev
Capitol
Tragic double death after London cabaret murder suicide
Former British officer Geo Augustus Kelly shot Miss Sophia Taylor, a cabaret dancer, in Miss Taylor's St James Street flat and then killed himself. The crime occurred in the presence of Taylor's maid who intervened during a quarrel. Kelly, once connected to Palais Danse, was described as American with past ties to New York and Omaha. He had recently fallen on hard times and had been seeking work.
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London
Geo. Augustus Kelly
Sophia Taylor
Miss Taylor
Kelly
New York
Omaha
St. James Street
Daveer
Ve Oom
Miss Tartar
Kelly Tie
Sweelheark
Kaily
Tmne
Palais Danse
Tte
Worte
Trio Of Bandits Rob Hunter Of His Deer
Tilman Tess of Wapwallope recounts an incident on a mountain hunt where he fired at a deer, which rolled over, as two or three companions fled the scene. Local hunters later attempted a search after signaling for help, but the deer and shooters remained elusive.
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Athee Hess
Lees
Not Guilty Verdicts In Iron Sale Case
Defendant Free and co-defendants freed as charges dropped. Jury found Motdran not guilty after trial alleging sale of scrap iron to Fred Kinnant. Court Friday afternoon cleared several defendants of selling items without license in Pittsburgh area.
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Robert Motdran
Fred Kinnant
Pittsburgh
Seltog
Nvn
Ayas
le Clark
Fide
Min W. Logan
Held For Court On Larceny Charge
A court heard the case of Wheeter and Mary Jones charged with larceny. They were remanded after a preliminary hearing before Ablerman Crean and imprisoned awaiting further action.
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Wheeter
Mary Jones
Lerceny
Pere
Bell Fap Coyet
Ablerman Crean
Miei
Mauler
Pall
Walnut Street Patrol Faces Suspect Incident
Police were called to Walnut Street after a disturbance involving two alleged individuals in the area. Officers reported that a struggle occurred and one person was restrained, with the scene remaining tense as authorities investigated the claim.
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Walnut Street
Romania's Relief Proposal Rejected by League
The League of Nations rejected Romania's proposal to send an international relief mission to Armenia today, as reported by International News Service from Geneva. The decision came amid ongoing tensions and regional instability affecting the Armenian crisis.
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Romania
International News Service
Teneva
Teatraginntn Joropeyy
Nallona
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Summary
The fragmentary OCR lists names and terms without coherent events. Notable items include multiple personal names such as Michael, Kaylor, Ponne, and Joseph Gripe, with scattered place-like terms and institutional markers that do not form a clear report or incident.
Bonus proposals before committee outline urging adjusted service pay
The Senate finance committee met to decide on future steps for adjusted service pay for iservice members. Proposals include daily pay after 60 days, a 20 year certificate plan with 40 percent bonus, and vocational training bonuses. Other plans cover home purchase aid, land detainment bonuses, and urban land grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Mulmaker
International News
Washington
Des
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ifda
Army
I Navy
Reed and Harding differ on postwar world order in Ohio talk
Missouri Senator James A. Reed and Senator Harding clashed over future foreign policy and diplomatic security plans. Reed rejected a mandatory war referendum while backing coordinated alliances to prevent war missteps. The discussion touched on international affairs, potential conferences, and calls for a calmer approach to postwar diplomacy.
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Reed
Marton
James A. Reed
Missouri
Harding
Deelaion
Leon
Extortion Case Against Gorman Goes To Jury
The case of Jedin Gorman charged with extortion against the Ke family went to the jury after hearings in Edenteg. Plaintiffs alleged Gorman shot a dog and seized guns to demand 36 dollars for sheep damage. Attorneys Porter and Gibson argued the matter. jurors did not reach a verdict before adjournment.
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Mon Ke
Jedin Gorman
James Alattea
Sante Mom
Gorman Farm
Edenteg
Gorman
Gormay
W. J. Porter
Attney Clyde
Gibson
Pmery
Junior Class Takes On Christmas Comedy Presentation
The junior class of the high school presents a comedy titled de Mitel and the fied. a paste onl romedy, with practice starting after the Christmas creation WP. Direction by a member of the faculty. The talent among the group promises a polished Cine production.
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Romedy
Cripple Jim Seeks Subscriptions for Prize Offer
Mimes Mo McCready of North Cedar street seeks four dozen subscriptions at twenty five cents each to win a Christies prize from Heart It Tome publishers. Send by Monday or Tuesday to McCready 491 North Cedar street Naw Castin Pic for chance at prize money.
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Mo McCready
North Cedar Street
McCready
Naw
Castin
Pic
Haiti’s Requests Refused By League
An international service reports the League expresses hope mandatory powers avoid expanding their powers by conscripting victims and diverting resources. It calls for a commission to investigate alleged abuses by mandatory powers and notes voter laws amid unclear details.
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Haiti
Cnis Tre
Rho Mandatys Committee
Tip Linn
At Nations Assembly
Oday
Fourth Warders Are Still Being Heard
A garbled report outlines ongoing concerns in the Fourth Ward with mentions of real estate, occupations, and community figures. The fragment hints at local debates, property issues, and a noted event involving residents amid a noisy public discourse.
Phillips Murder Case Goes to Trial Next Week
Roy Phillips stands charged with the murder of J G Abra with firearm. Jury lists include numerous wards and towns such as Union Ward WH Archer Horward Chae and Shenango among others. Court convenes next week at an unspecified location.
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Phillips
Roy Phillips
J. G. Abra
Jiere
Alinca
Wayne
Charlinson
Uniuity Ward
Archer
Horward
Chae
J. Bernhart
Mth
Ward
Juin Bowers
Shippers Inez
Charles J. Brown
Ellwgod- Albert Brost
Nori Beaver
Chauncey Brown
Warau
Burt
Elwood
Larry Byler
New wWillington
Atte Campbell
James ¥. Carson
Dst
Weanks
Chamtbers
Lly Ward
Ralph
Copper
William Connors
Shenango
Troan
Piangrove
CL. DeRosa
R. G. Verguson
New Wilmington
San Francisco Man Killed In Mexico
A San Francisco man, Toha Berens of Sark Prancisco, was killed in the Tonidsentlope district of Mexico on November 20, 1220. The Mexican embassy said the foreign office will investigate and punish those responsible if the death is corroborated. Berens held a passport issued June 16, 1220.
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Cnlertellonsh
Washington
Dresahn Berens
Naxion
State Department
Mexico City
Mexican Foreign Office
Berens
Toha Berens
Sark Prancisco
Mexico
Counsel Is Requested To Produce Martens
An official from the Department of Labor requests Martens be produced for deportation proceedings. Matheny, a Soviet representative in the United States, will confer with officials to arrange the surrender under deportation orders issued by Secretary Wilson. The department states no further proceedings have been commenced to date.
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Lin Inettinal Naw
Pantment
Wap Fart
Matheny
Tissian
United States
Alamdas
Gare Reuder
Martens
Wilson
Dick McCready Enlists in U S Army
Dick McCready son of Mr and Mrs W McCready of Wightind avenue extension resigned as driver with Brown's Feed store after years and returned home. A letter arrived from Colorado stating he and two other young men joined the Western army in Columbus, with the trio pictured in uniform in the Mailod Brater Army issue.
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Dick McCready
W. McCready
Wightind Avenue
Brown's Fee Store
Gohuntina, Co. i
Neatey
Colimbus
Mailod Brater Army
Weather Forecast For Christmas Week Seen At Length
A fragmented weather note from the International desk mentions snow. It references cold fronts and possible heavy falls across regions, with forecasts of accumulating snow and chilly conditions through Christmas week.
Where Is Maud Daniels' Sister
Horton dispatch reports the missing Maud M. Daniels, Christian Science secretary, prompting concern for her sister Mary Daniels. The telegram indicates Mary, who has been living in Colorado for six months, may be connected to the disappearance as authorities seek to establish government Inuit claim.
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Mary
Colorado
Horton
Mins Maud M. Daniels
Christian Science
Tanget
Mary Daniels
Iaa
Mary Dawela
Deaths of the Day Mrs Nelle Blerlock and Mrs Nelte Sherlock
Mrs Nelle Blerlock wife of San Hel Sheriach of Hoytale Med Bri died of pneumonia aged two years leaving husband two daughters Md ann Margaret at home her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Gill of Uoyt dale and brothers and sisters Waitzel McDonald Anna Gill Janos Hoytdale and David Gill Beaver alls Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 from her residence with interment Hoytdale cemetery Mrs Sherlock was a niece of D I Coch ran of Mahoningtown.
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Nelle Blerlock
Nelte Sherlock
San- Hel Sheriach
Hoytale
Brifey
Abel Atelock
Ble
Postcard Delivered Nine Years Later in Ohio
Cinternational News Service reports in Portsmotv Ohio that Horace Beloal, who vacationed in Blanchester nine years ago, mailed a postcard to his sister Mayme Wetter. The card, delayed long after its posting, arrived by noon on the Norfolk and Western line and was delivered to Mrs Ketter. The tiny tale brought a smile to the recipient.
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Cinternational News Service
Portsmotv
Ohio
Don
Blanchester
Horace Beloal
Mayme Wetter
Norfolk Antd Western Railroad
Ketter
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Shenango Valley Hospital
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Columbia University
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National Committee of Quakier Descendants
Harling Tatt
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Dante
Cripple Jim
Real Kouta
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San Francisco
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Prenivh
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U.S. Army
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Rehan
Cereok
Iran
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W.f.dutford & Co
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