New Castle Gas Supply Holds Steady Amid Record Winter Demand
Local agent Joseph Campbell of the Manufacturers Light and Heat Co reports New Castle uses about 1,000,000 feet of gas daily during severe cold, well below the 3,000,000 normal. A new pipeline from Butler County ensures a steady, largely independent supply, eliminating shortages and meeting 13,500 domestic subscribers' needs.
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Ae New Castle
Joseph Campbell
Light and Heat Company
Campbell
New Castle
Butler County
M. L. and
H. Co
New Castle Hias
Gas Company
Goose Hangs High thrills crowd at New Castle show
A near capacity crowd filled the New Castle Senior High School auditorium Monday for The Goose Hangs High. Student cast members delivered creditable performances under Miss Clara Hartsuff with benefits going to the Young People's Council of the city.
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Young People’s Council
New Castle
Clara Hartsuff
Meadville Iron Firm Reorganized with January Mill Restart
The Phoenix Iron Works Company of Meadville, sold under the hammer after its dealings with the R. L. Dollings Company, has been reorganized as Mead Penn Iron Works Company with 500000 dollars in common stock. New officers include Otto Kohler as president and Wilbur C. Schade as general manager, with a board featuring H J Krauser and Raymond Cross among others. Production is planned to resume before the end of January.
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Meadville
Phoenix Iron Works Company
R. L. Dollings Company
Mead- Penn Iron Works Company
Otto Kohler
Lewis Walker
Earl W. McGill
Wilbur C. Schade
Thomas and
Thomas
H. J. Krauser
Emlenton
Raymond Cross
Oil City
William T. Gilmore
H. H. James
Woman Chases Jewelry Thief After Ruggl es Robbery
A 6:30 pm robbery at Ruggles Jewelry Co. on Superior Ave NE saw a thief smash a plate glass window, grab two items worth 1150 dollars, and flee. Witness Mrs. Olive Fink pursued him to a stairway at 732 Superior Ave NE but lost the trail. the suspect, about 25, 160 pounds, five five or six, wore a dark suit and cap and had no coat or gloves.
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Cleveland, CO
Ruggles Jewelry Co
Superior Avenue N. E
Olive Fink
E. 70Th Street
Vincent Avenue
N. E
Premier Briand Wins Tilt With Socialist Party
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand and his cabinet overcame ministry tensions and quashed a rift with radical Socialist members. He cited invoking the Locarno spirit as the meeting proceeded smoothly and he left satisfied with the outcome.
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Briand
Socialist Party
Harry R. Flory
Paris
Locarno
New Jersey Man Severely Burned in Pittsburgh
Edward Gallagher, 33, of Whitefield New Jersey, was fatally burned when his clothing caught fire from an open grate in a Pittsburgh rooming house. Hospital staff said little hope remained.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Edward Gallagher
Whitefield
N. J
Plan Hiking and Skating Party The Senior High Girl Reserves
A school club announces plans for an outdoor hiking and skating party organized by the Senior High Girl Reserves.活动 details include date, location, and participation expectations for members.
Senior High Girls Hike and Skate Planned for Wednesday
All Senior High Girls enrolled for the hike meet Wednesday morning at 10:30 at 409 Sumner Avenue. Bring skates and lunch. Former members home from college are invited to join this hike to Lakewood with a luncheon and skating in the afternoon. Train leaves Eastbrook at 4:20 p.m.
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Sumner Avenue
Lakewood
Eastbrook
One Case for Zoning Board of Appeals Involving Euclid Triplex
The article notes a zoning ordinance effective December 24 affects cases awaiting the court of appeals. J. C. Gilfillan company will present a triplex project at 2238 Euclid Avenue in the 4 district. Other permits granted include John Elliott at 314 Berger Place, and H E Kirkwood at 444 County Line Street for a duplex, with the latter contract let before the ordinance took effect.
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Solons
Court of Appeody
Court of Appeals
J. C. Gilfillan Company
Euclid Avenue
John Elliott
Berger Place
J. Callahan
East Moody Avenue
H. E. Kirkwood
County Line Street
Sunday School Pageant At Third Church Tonight
The Christmas pageant The Christmas Story is presented at 7 30 by the Sunday school led by Mrs Manley Bates at Third United Presbyterian on East Washington Street with harp solos by David Hopkins and a cast including Mary Bess Pratt Joseph Angie Colnor and others.
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Third United Presbyterian Church
East Washington Street
Manley Bates
David Hopkins
B. Copeland
Mary
Bess Pratt
Joseph
Angie Colnor
Charles Swinesburg
Clair Stewart
Grant Lutz
Raymond Bates
June Foringer
Lorain Hook
Donald Book
Elma Gormanings
Ray Zeigler
Clair Lutz
Arthur Minnich
Mrs. Fullerton
Mrs. Gibson
Mr. Minnich
Mee Connell
Mr. Hook
Mr. Hopkins
Move Toward League Conference Report Sparks Surprise
International News Service reports that President Coolidge plans to send Kellogg to armament talks. League officials doubt Washington’s reading of instructions and say a preliminary meeting of the preparatory commission will be held February 15.
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International News Service
Geneva
Dec
League of Nations
Coolidge
Kellogg
Comarmament
League
Washington
Preparatory Commission
Pittsburgh Coal Company Official Resigns Position
T. M. Dodgson, vice president in charge of operations at Pittsburgh Coal, has resigned. He joined last January to survey engineering and operating problems in mine consolidation and property standardization. Dodgson will return to Weston-Dodson Co of Bethlehem after completing the survey. The article notes the Christmas Bank Run as a record fast
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
T. M. Dodgson
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Dodson
Weston-Dodson Company
Bethlehem, Pa
Rising Banker Clarence Dillon Shapes Billion Dollar Merger
Clarence Dillon, former Read clerk turned head of Dillon banking house, leads a proposed $1.3 billion merger linking Chase National Mechanics and Metals Chemical National Park National and Central Union Trust to rival National City Bank. Dillon earned $146 million cash for the Dodge Motor Car heirs, signaling a dramatic ascent in American finance.
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International News Service
Wall Street
Morgans
Dodge Motor Car Works
Clarence Dillon
of Dillon
Chase National Bank, Mechanics and Metals Bank
Chemical National Park National
Central Union Trust Company
National City Bank
America
Dillon
Chicago
Read Banking House
New York
William A. Read and Company
Dodge
Motor Car Manufacturing Company
Council To Meet Friday Morning For Farewell Session
The 1925 council bids farewell as two councilmen depart. On Friday the present body meets and minutes will be approved. On Monday the new council led by Mayor Dunlap with Burns Davies Tyler and Genkhinger takes seats.
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Tyler
Genkinger
Dunlap
Burns
Davies
Genkhinger
Deaf and Dumb Man Reclaims Speech in Easton Jail Stay
A man deemed deaf and mute was arrested in Easton on December 29 for panhandling with a sign claiming his status. A jail window was opened to block the wind and he suddenly spoke, revealing he had regained all faculties and must serve a 90 day jail term.
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International News Service
Easton
Opposition To Railway Merger Heard In Capital
In Washington on December 29 Thomas B. Gay for dissenting Chesapeake & Ohio stockholders argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission that consolidation should not be exploited for private gain. He urged consolidation based on sound legal and economic principles with justice to all interests.
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International News Service
Washington
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Thomas B. Gay
Col
Henry W. Anderson
Chesapeake & Ohio
O. P. & M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Gay
Scott Committee
Miners struggle to pay for automobiles in anthracite region
In the hard coal area around LAN RD Pa many autos bought on installment will be returned to dealers. Auto salesmen report that overdue payments cannot be met due to mine suspensions, leaving buyers unable to continue their installments.
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International News Service
Lan RD
Newsies Enjoy Big Feed at Y Monday
About thirty Newsboys Class of the Y M C A attended a dinner in the banquet hall luego the group watched basketball games carded for the Y gym. The boys enjoyed the delicious menu and the evening concluded with sports.
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Newsboys
Association
Newsies
Suenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted: Miss Leone Broadhead Monroe Street Florence and Teresa Marini 621 East Long Avenue James Poplar Sheridan Avenue Baby Henry Winehold 1117 Howard Way. Discharged: Mrs. Hazel Martin R. D. 4 Slippery Rock Betty C. Rose 415 Epworth Street.
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Leone Broadhead
Monroe Street
Florence and Teresa Marini
East Long Avenue
James Poplar
Sheridan Avenue
Henry Winehold
Howard Way
Hazel Martin
R. D
Slippery Rock
Betty CC. Rose
Epworth Street
Cardinal Mercier Undergoes Operation for Stomach Trouble
Cardinal Mercier underwent successful surgery today for stomach trouble in Brussels. Professor Pepassifix led the operation and a bulletin reported his condition favorable. The Christmas feast was noted with no post Christmas fast expected.
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Cardinal Mercier
International News Service
Brussels
Pepassifix
Chickens Stolen From Volant Farm In String Of Thefts
John A. Palmer of Volant reported to the New Castle News that about one hundred chickens were taken from his farm late Friday. Entry broke the door lock and inner screen, leaving six neckless birds. Tracks suggest Ohio connections and a trio of suspects. Another similar theft occurred at neighbor John Holmes’s farm the previous Tuesday, prompting local farmers to vow action.
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John A. Palmer
Volant
New Castle
Mr. Palmer
Youngstown
Ohio
John Holmes
Minstrel Show at the Y M C A Tonight
The Y M C A presents its first minstrel show tonight at eight o clock with Harry S Day as physical director saying everything is ready. A large crowd is expected and two playlets will be staged along with the program.
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Harry S. Day
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