Will Smoots Tariff Clash Cited In Letter From Will
A New York letter from WILL attacks Reed Smoot over tariff policy and sugar imports. It accuses Smoot of aiding cheap foreign sugar and mocks Lindberghs aviation feats as a dig at tariff protections. The missive references Kellogg, Mississippi liquors, and Russia grain in a broad critique of trade policy.
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Pa Newe Observes Quiet Lindbergh Birthday Musings
The piece notes a quiet Lindbergh birthday with posters in the library and a chat with Rachel Lindsay. It praises Boy Scouts for gathering Christmas trees, improving alley views and repurposing the trees. It also mentions signs of an early spring and a reporter testing the ice.
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Pa Newe
Rachel Lindsay
Pa Nene
Mystery Deepens In Strange Death Of Chicago Woman
National News Service reports a sensational turn in the mysterious death of Mia Selma Burnham, widow of a slot machine magnate. House employee Mrs. Mary Doran is detained for questioning after recounting a midnight intruder entering Burnham’s apartment and threatening her. Doran says the intruder forced entry, quarrelled with Burnham, and sought Mrs Burnham to sign papers, with Burnham refusing.
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Nero
New York Hosts Transcontinental Flight Heroes at City Hall
Captain Ian Hawks and Grubb received official greetings after shattering the transcontinental nonstop record by flying 2,700 miles from Los Angeles to New York in 18 hours 2 minutes 59 seconds. They attended an aviation show at Grand Central Palace and said they do not plan a Pacific return flight to beat the record again.
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New York
Los Angeles
James L. Kylgallen
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Ian Hawks
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Grabb
Lo Bo
City Hall
James J. Walker
Grand Central Palace
Grubb
Pacific
Arthur Goebel
Frank
O. E. Grubb
Nlight
Rentz Meets Al Smith And Sees Lindy Start On Flight In Miami
Fred L. Rentz reports a chance meeting with former New York Governor Al Smith in Miami on a race day. He describes Smith’s gracious handshake, the large crowd of about twenty thousand, and the moment the band played The Sidewalks of New York as Smith and his party entered the clubhouse. The letter ends noting continued coverage on page two.
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al Smith
Lindy
Miami
New York
Lindbergh
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle News Company
Florida
Fla
Jacob F. Rentz
New Castle
Frank Shorts
Miami Rerald
Gov. Smith
John Waters
Mr. Smith
Raskob
Kinney
Mr. Waters
Mr. Kinney
Smith
Queen Mother Of Spain Dies In Madrid
Queen Mother Maria Christina of Spain wife of the late King Alfonso and mother of King Alfonso III died at 3 30 a m heart failure followed by suffocation. Royal physicians were summoned but she was already dead. She was to celebrate her seventy first birthday on July 21. Continued on page two.
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Maria Christina
Spain
Alfonso Kit
Alfonso III
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Alaber
Bridge Opening To Draw Crowd At Wampum Parade
Final arrangements for the opening celebration of the new Wampum bridge and viaduct have been made by county commissioners. A large turnout is anticipated from New Castle Ellwood City and surrounding county areas with officials from the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and Baltimore and Ohio railroads present. The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie brass band will play as a parade proceeds from the town landing across the bridge to the Ellwood City improved road south of Newport. A banquet is planned and the event starts at 2 15 PM.
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New Castle
Ellwood City
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pittspurgh and Lake Erie Brass Band
Newport
Death Records from West Pittsburgh to Dormont and Darlington
Obituaries list several local deaths including Mrs Amy Elsasser 51 West Pittsburgh Mrs Clara Coblentz 68 Warren QC Virginia Perry infant 1139 Mill St W P MeKee 69 Conneaut OH Samuel McClure 91 Darlington Crawford Sankey 87 Harbor Rd Nicola Monico 218 East Division St Marshall Medasters 26 Dormont South Red Chipman Ave 236 Edgewood.
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Amy T. Elsasser
West Pittsburgh
Clara May Coblentz
Warren, QC
Virginia Perry
Mill Street
W. P. MeKee
Conneaut
O. Samuel
McClure
Darlington
Crawford Sankey
Harbor Road
Nicola Monico
St. Marshall
Max Schmeling Story Heads Sport Page This Week
The New Castle News previews Max Schmeling as a rising boxing figure. He is described as liking painting and citing Jack London as a favorite writer. The feature promises Schmeling’s own life story, titled Man Schmeling's Own Story, starting on the sport page this week.
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IF Wonder
Jack London
Elye
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New Castle
Central Cress
Man Schimeelings
Auto crash injures driver on Jefferson Street
D Shallenberger of R D No 1 reports he was driving south on Jefferson Street when to avoid a car with Pennsylvania plate 989-832 he veered to the curb, struck a telephone pole, and damaged his vehicle.
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Ben Franklin
Auto Hyts-Poul
D. Shallenberger
Jefferson Street
Fats Street
Pennsylvania
New Scholastic Conference Invites Western Pennsylvania High Schools
Ten Western Pennsylvania high schools receive invitations to form a Scholastic Football Conference with eight to twelve member schools. New Castle High is invited. meeting set at Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburgh on Saturday at 10 30. Representatives Gardner Bridenbaugh attend for New Castle. Several larger district schools back the idea due to football popularity and revenues.
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Western Pennsylvania
New Castle High
Fort Pity
Pittsburgh
Ralph H. Gardner
Philip H. Bridensauge
NewCastle
Washington
Turtle Creek
Greensburg
Charleroi
Jeannette
Wilkinsburg
Har-Brack Union
Westinghouse
Schenley
New Castle High School
Gardner
Bridenbaugh
Senate Passes Cruiser Measure By Large Vote
The Senate approved a cruiser bill by a wide margin and sent it to conference to resolve minor differences. The measure would add fifteen fast 10,001 ton cruisers with eight inch guns to the U S Navy, replacing older ships. a modern aircraft carrier was authorized too. The bill includes Reed Amendments to protect neutrals and private property of the sea and encourages a new disarmament conference if treaties permit. President Coolidge is expected to sign before week’s end.
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William K. Hutchenson
Oldest County Resident to Celebrate 101st Birthday at Home
Mrs. Lues Morrison of Princeton Pa will turn 101 on Friday February 1999 marking a remarkable century. Born during the era of George Washington she has lived through every presidency except Washington and Adams. Even at 101 she stays busy cooking and caring for her son, embodying a life of work and independence.
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Lues' Morrison
Princeton
Morrison
Lindbergh's Panama Flight Heads Toward Cristobal
Col Lindbergh leaves Managua on the final leg of the coast to coast air mail route to Panama. He aims for Cristobal with brief refueling stops at Punta Arenas Costa Rica and David Panama, planning to reach Cristobal this afternoon.
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Nicara
Charles A Tmnaberst
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Miami
Fla
Cristobal
Panama Canal Zone
David
Panama
Lindbergh
Boston
Coronel
Charles A i
Nicaragua
Tropical Radio Telegraph Company
Lindy
United States
Pan Canal Zone
Atanasta
Lone Eagle
5 Cristobal Panama Canal Zone
Punts Arenas
Costa , Ries, David
Driver Exonerated In Auto Accident At Sutler Pa
SUTLER Pa Feb 6 coroner's inquest exonerated driver Hartzell in the death of Mrs Cecelia Kania who was crushed between her car and the another vehicle driven by Hartzell near January 24. Mrs Kaplan wife of James E Kaplan of Butler died from injuries when glass cut her throat after she left her car to place chains on the tires and Hartzell's car skidded.
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Alj
Wil Fan Pohl
O. E. Hartze
Renfrew R
Cecelia Kania
Hartzell
Fragmented musings on memory and fate in garbled text
A distorted, stream of consciousness passage contemplates memory, hardship, and fate with stray references to schools, battles, and unnamed places. It hints at personal reflection and questions about truth and fortune, embedded in a sequence of unclear phrases.
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