Councilmen Act On Ordinances Amid Stampede Of Measures
City council debates and advances numerous ordinances including sewer projects on West Sheridan and Junior High streets, street grading on Glass and William streets, and policing staff expansion. Several items await action, with a large batch expected to be resolved before the January 4 new council session. American golfers spend about 225 million dollars yearly on dues permits balls and caddies.
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Glass Street
Albert Street
Junior High Street
Warren Avenue
Ryan Avenue
William Street
Acorn
Sutton Street
Japan Diet to Open With Short Session and Election Likely
Tokyo dispatch reports the fifty first Diet opens to organize committees as Premier Kato faces likely defeat on tax reform and a dissolution of the Diet within months. Parties Kenseikai Seiyukai and Seiyu Honto plan for a general election to gain power.
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Luther A. Huston
Toternational
Tokio
Diet
Kato
Kenseikai
Seiyukin
Seiyukia
Seiyu Honto
Seiyukai
Kenseikin
Japan
House of Peers
Intense Cold Delays Library Move At New Castle
Moving at the New Castle Free Public Library was hampered by frigid conditions. Shelving is being relocated to the new building at the corner of North Jefferson and North streets. Miss Sterling halted work today and scouts from Scotland Lane Troop aided yesterday.
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New Castle
North Jefferson and
North Streets
High Twelve Dance Plans Move Ahead
W Stanley Treser, chairman, calls a meeting of the High Twelve dance committee to finalize plans for the holiday dance. The event occurs Wednesday night in the club ballroom from 9 to 1, for High Twelve members, non-New Castle Masons, and sons of Masons under 21. Cards available, lunch served in the dining room.
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W. Stanley Treser
High Twelve
High Twelve Club
New Castle
Masons
Realty Transfers and Tutoring Belief in Football Growth
Realty transfers include Minnie Allen to Beulah Allen Hohmann in Plaingrove for $1 and Fannie Weinberg to Joseph Weinberg in Eighth Ward for $1. The article notes an estimate of 15,000 coaches tutoring 1,000,000 boys playing football in the United States.
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Minnie Allen
Beulah Allen Hohmann
Plaingrove
Fannie Weinberg
Joseph Weinberg
Eighth Ward
United States
Highways Free Of Snow In Five Counties
State highway office reports all primary roads in five western Pennsylvania counties clear and open. The New Castle Ellwood City road was fully opened this morning after heavy snowfall, aided by dry cold weather and truck plow use, with little manual labor needed.
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State Highway Department
Pennsylvania
New Castle-Ellwood City
Highway Department
Eastman Elected Chairman of I C C Board by Seniority
Joseph B. Eastman of Massachusetts was elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission succeeding Clyde B. Aitchison. The chairmanship rotates annually by seniority.
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Eastmas
I. C. C. Board
International News Service
Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde B. Aitchison
Commission
Colonel Coolidge Stricken by Rheumatism Attack
Plymouth Vermont December 28 Colonel John C Coolidge eighty year old father of the president has suffered another rheumatic attack troubling him after prior heart incidents His physician Dr Albert M Cram ordered him kept at home for treatment and rest in the face of renewed distress
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International News Service
Plymouth
Vermont
John C. Coolidge
Bed but Expects He Will Come Through Without Complications
A brief note suggests a person faces a challenge but remains confident he will manage without further issues. No specific names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
Plans To Bury Three Tots Killed By Train
Funeral plans were under way for George Deep five Joseph Deep seven and Michael Hanna ten of Bridgeville near Pittsburgh after they were killed when struck by an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad flyer. The boys were returning from Sunday school and the tragedy prompted emergency crews to respond at 12 15 today. The six ward department answered the call at 17 Fulkerson street where smoke around a chimney had triggered the alarm, but no fire was found.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Bridgeville
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Deep
Joseph Deep
Michael Hanna
Thomas Deep
Bridgevile
Deep
Sixth Ward
Fulkerson Street
Three Walkers Step Onto Tracks To Board Freight Flyer
Three individuals raced across railroad tracks to reach a flyer train after which they stepped into the path of the oncoming freight. Mrs Deep, sick since Christmas Eve, remains prostrated and in serious condition at her home.
New Castle Hospital to Receive Alcohol Under Judge Order
Under an order by Judge Emery 65 gallons of seized alcohol will be delivered to New Castle hospital for medicinal use. The liquor had been held by District Attorney R. L. Hildebrand and County Detective J. M. Dunlap after being seized from rum runners. Gunboat Smith, once a top American heavyweight, now works as a messenger for a Wall Street brokerage house.
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Emery
R. L. Hildebrand
J. M. Dunlap
New Castle Hospital
Smith
Wall Street
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Butlep
Aew Castle, PA
Sam H. McGoun
West
Sheridan Avenue
Lusk
Thorpe Street
Tee
N. Mill Street
Hamilton Building
Broward Su
Sheieorerto
Brucus Slassot
Perercar
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Sir George Milne
Cavan
Hugh S. Gibson
Switzerland
Geneva
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Grover Cleveland
New Gistle
Higgins Bros
Coats
Bank of Formosa
Bank of Korea
Russia
Wonder Child
Yankele
Goldberg
Will
Synagogue
New Castle District
Coolidge
Three Bridgeville, Pa
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