Two Mules And Two Horses Die In Blaze Here
A New Castle fire destroyed the straw and hay shed and stables of the New Castle Feed Company on Movayia street, killing two horses and two mules. The blaze, starting around 6:30 p.m., prompted multiple alarms and drew the entire city fire department. Investigators offered two probable causes, while insurance covered about half the loss estimated at 3,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Newcastle Peed Company
Movayia
Avere
Gee Company
Louis Weinberg
Wighth Ward
Seventh Ward
Malin
Atablas
Increase In Number Of December Arrests
Police records show a sharp rise in December arrests, up about 120 percent from December 1921. December 1922 had 234 arrests versus 108 in December 1921, with drunkenness and disorderly conduct driving much of the growth. other offenses also rose, but not as steeply.
Vacation ends as bills force Arthur Mometer home
The narrator laments holiday spending and dwindling funds after weeks of pleasure, noting rent due and inevitable need to curb expenses. He recalls nights of merriment, the allure of golden hawks and cash, and the tension as payday nears and the bank balance falls.
Old Man Work Sparks New Ventures in New York
In New York on January 2 Honest toil and the era of Old Man Work are praised by several observers. Princess Michael Murat, once Helen Stallo of Cincinnati, opens a restaurant in Nic a with waitresses in caps and aprons, calling it lovely. Major General Sergei Yenon, ex-Russian naval official and Bolshevik exile, now runs a small laundry on Fifth Avenue and calls the venture Great stuff.
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Billy Tan
Che Piper
New York
Michael Murat
Helen Stallo
Ed Imund K. Stallo
Cincinnati
Ohio
Nica
Jyat Lovely
Teller
Sergei Yenon
Rungla
Upper Fifth Avenue
Legislature Is Organized At Today's Session
EIGHT WOMEN In LOWER HOUSE Pinchot To Reach Harrisburg Tonight Reception On Wednesday Harrisburg Jan 2 Peaceful organization of the Pennsylvania legislature convened today for its 123th session from caucuses last night when party nominees for senate and house posts were chosen with scant opposition. The Democratic caucus elected Chester Rhodes Monroe as floor leader while Republicans endorsed J Goodenough speaker Thomas Garvin chief clerk and Milton Burgner resident clerk. In the senate Republicans installed T Larry Byerschester president pro tempore Baker secretary and Harry S. P. sallacher chief clerk.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ent
Senate
Hotida
Democratic House
Cheaster
J. Goodenough
Cameron County
Thomas H. Garvin
Delaware County
Milton J. Burgner
Franklin County
T. Larry Byrechester
Baker
Harry Sam P. Sallacher
Wilkes Barre
Chisf
Faye
Death Sentence For Russian Outlaw Gang Leaders
In Moscow a revolutionary tribunal sentenced Rosa Vinokourova Alexsey Kotaff and eight others to death for nine teen murders. The gang of 13, active between Moscow and provinces, terrorized rural districts by raiding homes killing inmates and reselling stolen goods.
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Moscow
Mademastisell
Rosa Vinokourova
Alexsey Kotoff
Nostorns
Mile
Yonokourova
Kotaft
Outline
Rev Junkin Arrives as New Fourth Presbyterian Pastor
Rev C M Junkin new pastor for Fourth Presbyterian Church will arrive in LaLa city Thursday from Clarksville Pa and assume regular Sunday services. He and Mrs Junkin will live at 180 South Jefferson Street. The church gratefully welcomes him after using supply pastors. Installation set for Friday January 13.
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C M. Junkin
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Runaway Cleveland Girls Returned Home by Police
Velox Mulick and Clara Hoffman both under sixteen ran away from Cleveland homes. Policewoman Rae Muirhead and county detention staff seized them and delivered them back to their families. The girls were found working nearby before the officer arrived.
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Velox Mulick
Clara Hoffman
Cleveland
Rae Muirhead
Mulshead
Miscoi Refuses To Testify At Shuler Hearing
The trial before council continued as Pete Miscol refused to answer questions citing self incrimination concerns. Witnesses expected Friday and full cross examination were delayed by defense requests and unavailable notes. Miscoi was brought from the workhouse after a six month sentence for prior charges while Shuler’s case faced deferral.
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Miscoi
Shuler
Pete Museol
Fred Shuler
Development Council
New Castle
A. Martin Graham
Gardner and
White
George W. Muse
Miscol
Peta
Frankly Johnston
Johnston
Misco
Rentz
Ed Brown
Four Prisoners Executed by Irish Government in Kerry
In Kerry County four Republican irregulars Mathew Moroney Thomas Devane Cornelius Cuney and Darmot O Connor were executed by Free State forces in reprisal for ambushes. A military council ordered the hangings after warnings that hostages would be executed if attacks continued.
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Daniel O
Ceneral Murphy
Free State
County Kerry
Moroney
Devane
Casey
O'Connor
Secretary Fall To Quit Cabinet
Secretary of the Interior Albert S Fall will resign effective March 4 and has accepted the offer to join the cabinet. Harding says Fall declined a Supreme Court seat, choosing private life to focus on personal affairs.
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LB Tim
International News Service
Washington
Jan
Secretary of the Interior
Albert S. Fatl
Harding
White House
Fall
Will R. Hays
Secretary of
U S Hopes For An Adjustment On Reparations
Washington eyes Paris as allied premiers seek a final settlement of the reparations dispute. Officials fear failure to reach terms and anticipate U S action before January 15 if France threatens Ruhr occupation. plan for possible American intervention remains unsettled as Paris talks continue.
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Warding
France
Ruhr
United States
Paris
Policeman Fires In City Gun Battle Killing Bandit
In Chicago a 12 hour shootout ends with Thomas Sanchez, 27, pool room owner, dead and a second man mortally wounded. Policeman Frederick Koehler, chauffeur for Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes, opened fire after being attacked by four gunmen.
Christean Taken To Penitentiary After Conviction
Christean was transported to the Western Penitentiary by Sheriff William G. Andrews to serve a life term after a first degree murder conviction tied to Policeman James Cucia’s death. A pardon board commuted the death sentence, saying another man with the same name may have committed the crime. Christean protested innocence and hoped to prove a mistaken identity someday.
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Pete Christean
Western Penitentiary
Wiliam G. Andrews
Christean
James Cucia
Poard
Britain’s Premier Sets New Reparations Plan
Paris dispatch notes Premier Bonar Law outlining Britain’s final reparations plan amid Allied talks. France pushes stricter sanctions and a potential Ruhr occupation. Britain seeks a less drastic track with moratoriums and loans. Bergmann arrives with German proposals as talks press on.
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Frank FE. Mason
International Mews Service
Paris
Great Britain
A. Bonar Law
England
Germany
Ruhr
Mosul
United States
Charles E. Hughes
Revolt in Mosul Confirmed by Turkish Source
Turkish Nationalist government in Angora confirms revolt in Mosul, the oil region, as demands to annex Mosul to Turkey surface. Mosul, once part of the Ottoman empire, was separated after World War I and put under a British mandate. The British created a separate state in the tract to placate Arabs, while Turkey seeks the return of Mesopotamia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Constantinople
Angora
Mosul
Angorm
Turkey
Trak
Trak Wist
Fatal Accident At Large Plant West Of Sharon
John Salercio 26 of Sharon and another unidentified foreigner were killed when a 160 ton air pressure tank collapsed on a gang of workers at the Petroleum plant two miles from Sharon. Seven others were injured and taken to Buhl hospital including Evan Davis Peter Williams Herbert Victor Joseph Clark Richard Matthews H S Matterstock and Peter Venettia.
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Sharon
Walletin
Eesharon Ps
John Saleri
Petroleum
Evan Davis
Peter Williams
Herbert Victor
Hubbard
Joseph Clark
Meadville
Richard Matthews
H. S. Matterstock
North Sharon
Peter Venettia
Buhl Hospital
Fifteen Injured In Derailing Of Fast Dixie Flyer
Fifteen persons including the engineer conductor and fireman were injured when the Dixie Flyer derailed near Mocos Georgia this morning while traveling from Jacksonville to Chicago. Nine coaches left the rails and six tumbled 12 feet into a embankment. The most seriously hurt is Mrs Kitchens of Waycross who is believed to be dying. Seven others are listed as seriously injured and were brought here for treatment.
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Sinternational
MOCOS
Jacksonville
Chicago
Kitchens
Waycross
Gerirsin
Butler Takes Oath In Supreme Court
Tierce Butler of St. Paul Minnesota was sworn in today as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. The oath was administered by Chief Justice Taft. Butler succeeds William B. Day, who resigned.
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International News Service
Washington
Tierce Butler
St. Paul, Mian
United States’ Supreme Court
Jun
Tice Taft
Butler
Willian BR. Day
News Snapshots From Fairmont And Nearby
A jumble of brief items reports Paul Kelly killed at Fairmont after a collision, Dominick Blanetti dies from electric shock while repairing a basement light, Erie mayor refuses council edict on detectives, liquor license requests rise after Judge Bell denied licenses, firefighters overcome by smoke with one grave injury after Powell Business School fire in Scranton, a toddler dies from scalding in Gypsy West Virginia, To Wanda hosts a law and order league meeting, Rep Raynard faces a local chicken shower with neighbors giving 21 hens and a rooster.
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Dominick, Blanetti
Bridgeport
Towanda
Maconart House
Young
Raynard
Cadiz
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New Castle Feed Company
Moravia Street
Burns
Arthur Mometer
Pinchot
Rev. Junkin
City
Graham
Gardner
Pete Miscoi
Miller
Mercer County
U.S
U. S
Gol. Harvey
George BR. Holme
Hughes
Karl Bergmann
Berlin
Herr Bergmann
Murehsi Foch
Hig
Freo
TURK
Supreme Court
Paul Kelly
Fairmont
W. Va
Kins
Erie
Counsil
Powell Business School
Scranton
Margaret
Garrick Patrick
Gypsy
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