Lord Buckmaster to Head British Controlled Oil Fields Ltd
The election of Lord Buckmaster as president of British Controlled Oil Fields Ltd follows his tenure as lord high chancellor and former chief censor. Once allied with Asquith, he supported the coalition, later sharing in substantial pensions and salaries while surrendering the great seal.
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Lord Buckmaster
Qi! Fields, Ltd
Central
South America
Asia
Europe
Atlantic
England
Edward Mackay Edgar
Montreal
Quith
Earl of Oxford
Asquith
Lloyd George
Oil Fields Ltd
Freckles Returns in The Aviator at Liberty Theatre
Red Mack dons his red wig to portray Freckles in a four act musical comedy The Aviator by Red and His Players in New Castle The Liberty Theatre hosts today tomorrow or Saturday with a large crowd expected for the season premiere of Freckles.
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Mack
Freckles
the Liberty
Red Mack
Red
New Castle
Liberty Theatre
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking Regulation
Wallace
High Point Leader Named In Lions Boy Scout Troop Call
William Gall leads Lions Boy Scout Troop 13 in high point scoring with 195 points at last evening's meeting. Jim Hannon is second with 182 and Jack Mottinger third with 165. Kangaroo patrol tops with 697 points, Beaver 695, Fox 437, Eagle 408. Plans for a fuzz stick contest and a prize for best troop equipment plans were announced. The new patrol system will be introduced next session. Sixteen scouts plus Scoutmaster Peter Grittie and Assistant Scoutmaster Jack Grittie attended.
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William Gal
Lions Boy Scout
Gall
Jim Hannon
Jack Mottinger
Kangaroo Patrol
Beaver Patrol
Fox Patrol
Eagle Patrol
Peter Grittie
Jack Grittie
New Castle Man Granted Patent for Automobile Bumper
Thomas F. Buck of New Castle, Pa., inventor of a new automobile bumper, received a patent from the U S Patent Office after filing on February 25, 1925. The patent covers 12 claims and joins other recently issued patents including a spacing mechanism, nutless bolts and rivets, a tile press, an ornamental tile design, and an ignition breaker by various Pennsylvania inventors.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
Thomas F. Buck
New Castle
United States Patent Office
Buck
Patent Office
James S. Conley
Beaver
James A. Moore
Rochester
Andrew Christianson
Butler, Pa
Milton V. Wash
Beaver Falls
Art Tile Company
James Scaparrott
William F. Wagner
Ambridge
Time flies talk sparks airship idea in quip exchange
Hobbs notes time flies with a playful punchline. Dobbia replies with a wry joke about converting time into an airship. The brief dialogue showcases light banter and wit between the speakers.
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Hobbs
Dobbia
Radio investment gains: why buying a radio set is wise
Ned argues the radio purchase is a sound investment while Ed asks why anyone would spend money on a radio. The exchange frames radios as a prudent buy and prompts consideration of value and utility.
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Ned
Radio News
Getting Up Nights Relief Reported by Ohio Woman
N Shuman of Republic Ohio attests that Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula stopped her nightly awakening for bladder trouble. The ad claims the tablets relieve irritation and cleanse the bladder, costing 2 cents each, with local availability at Paisley Pharmacy in Mechanicsburg Ohio.
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N. Shuman
Republic, Ohio
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Paisley Pharmacy
Germans Praise Reparations Pace Under Dawes Plan
S Parker Gilbert, agent general for reparations on Dawes plan visits the United States and says Germany now has stable currency and a balanced budget. He notes the first year saw 1000 million gold marks paid, largely from external loan proceeds, with four-fifths by the German Railway. He adds the second annuity rises to 1220 million gold marks, with a budget charge. creditor powers have received regular payments since the plan began. He calls the plan a turning point, ending bickering and showing what payments are feasible in practice.
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Germany
S. Parker Gilbert
Gilbert
Pittsburgh Chain Store Bandit Identified
James Kammerling, 24, admitted to holding up seven Pittsburgh chain stores in the last month and was held for court. Store managers identified Kammerling and Teo Wolcott, 21, as the robbers, with Wolcott facing three robbery charges and a firearms charge. Jervais Haines, 24, was held for investigation in connection with the pair.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
James Kammerling
Leo Rothenberg
Kammerling
Teo Wolcott
Wolcott
Jervais Haines
Trains Delayed After West Alexandria Derailment
Derailment of both engines of a double header at West Alexandria ten miles west of Steubenville delayed trains from the west by a half hour to two hours today, officials said at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad offices.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
West Alexandria
Stetbenville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sister of Local Woman Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs. R E B Hanna and Mrs. William P Smith report their sister Mrs. John McCartney of Oneida New York suffered serious injuries in a Christmas morning auto accident. She endured a severe gash contusion and shock after a Keller car struck her on December street while en route to Marcy New York with her husband and Walter Keller. Mrs McCartney was taken to City hospital Oneida after Rome City hospital treated her in Rome. The other vehicle’s driver sustained minor bruises. The collision occurred as both cars moved in the same direction. the speeding car did not stop.
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R. E B. Hanna
McClain Avenue
William P. Smith
John McCartney
Oneida
N. Y
McCartney
Marcy
Walter Keller
Shenango-Taylor Christmas Program Presented at School
Shenango-Taylor School staged a Christmas program directed by Principal Ruth Gilliam with teachers Mary Reno Hasly Jessie Gold Reed Lillian Armstrong Edyie Anderson Cox and Lenora Sankey. pupils from all grades performed songs dialogues recitations a health playlet and a Christmas tree drill to a large audience of patrons and friends.
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Shenango-Taylor School
Ruth Gilliam
Mary Reno Hasly
Jessie Gold Reed
Lillian Armstrong
Edyie Anderson Cox
Lenora Sankey
Opal George
Jas. Mentrot
Mary DeCarlo
Stella Obodzinsky
George Meyer
Martha Swisher
Mildred Cameron
Rosie Deluvia
Alice Frengel
Mary Yoho
Charles Ferry
Chester Jorsky
Santa Claus
Santa
Anna Benko
Jean George
Margaret Cameron
Marie Miller
Mildred Trimble
Mary DeLorenzo
Jennie Lyskooka
Verna Yoho
Mary Marion
Mary Denny
Regent Theatre To Give Free German Police Puppy
Earl Patton narrates a tale of Star the shepherd in a story set in Canada and New York. The feature spotlights Strongheart and Nores von der Kriminalpolize and notes the Regent Theatre will display a German police puppy on Friday with a free one offered Monday valued at 150 dollars. The article blends praise for the dog and the film with details of breeding, ownership, and show ring events.
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Earl Patton
Regent
Blake
Star
Wilbur Gale
Regent Theatre
Strongheart
American Kennel Club
Etzel von Oeringen
Bruno Hoffman
Protection Kennels
White Plains
N. Y
Jane Muffin
Lawrence Trimble
Nores von der
First M E Choir Repeats Cantata Sunday Morning
The First Methodist Episcopal church will repeat the Cantata The Christmas Dawn at 11 oclock Sunday morning. Strong chorus will perform again after cold kept many away last Sunday evening, and requests demanded a second rendering.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Senior Reserves Hike and Skate at Eastbrook
Several members of the Senior High Girls Reserves joined a hiking and skating party at Eastbrook on Wednesday. They walked from the city to Lakewood for lunch, skated on the lake in excellent ice, and returned by train, reporting a most enjoyable outing.
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Eastbrook
Lakewood
St Andrew’s Church to Observe Feast of Circumcision
Congregation of St Andrew’s church will observe the Feast of Circumcision of Christ Friday morning at 10 o clock. The Eucharist will also be given.
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ST. Andrew’s Church
St. Andrew's Church
Christ
Man Charged With Theft Of Auto
William Anderson was arrested on a warrant issued by Alderman Walter T. Hamilton after an informant from State Auto Sales led police to a larceny of an automobile. The recovered car was found abandoned on North Street by Officer Ray Richards Wednesday.
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Walter
T. Hamilton
State Auto Sales Émpany
North Street
Ray Richards
Anderson
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