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Coolidge approves postal rate compromise with President citing offset of postal salary increases. Moses reports approval as a practical measure, ensuring revenue for the Post Office while lowering rate hikes. The president conveyed confidence in the measure’s fit and impact, aligning with White House views.
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Boys Gamble With Their Life on City Sleds
In Ellwood City a group of youths tied sleds to a streetcar and rode for blocks, risking serious injury. City officials urged stopping the dangerous stunt, citing several near misses and calling for parental and official action to deter the hazard.
South Side Phones Again In Service
The six hundred Bell Telephone Company telephones in the South Side district were knocked out when a trolley wire fell on cables Thursday night. Most were restored by morning and all were back in working order by this afternoon, according to district manager M. F. Dull.
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Detroit Lumber Office Building Fire Burns Two Story Structure
A blaze destroyed the two story office building of the Frank M. Paull Lumber Company in Detroit and damaged parts of its timber mill. Fire officials suspect an overheated boiler caused the January 3 blaze, with losses estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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Radio Distortion Frustrates Neighbor Viewing dusk
Arthur Mometer describes a neighbor Bill Jones with a three tube radio who distorts an evening program. He notes a discordant squeak resembling a distressed soul and a banshee like crash disrupting the western station. Weather is cited as thirty three degrees.
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Campbell Completes Forty Years in Prothonotary Office
Relph M. Campbell marks forty years of service in the Lawrence County Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts office, beginning as a clerk on January 1, 1884. The article recalls early days under Judges Braden and McJunkin, noting Lawrence and Butler counties as a single judicial district. Ralph M. Campbell started as a clerk under David I. Campbell, the new officeholder.
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Arrestalleged liquor agent nabbed in Bessemer case
Word from Bessemer states County Detective Jack M. Dunlop and assistants captured Frank Mandel of Youngstown Ohio on Ayers street. Mandel allegedly hauled liquor into Bessemer in a wagon marked Ster laundry carrying bonded liquor and gin. He will be brought to New Castle this afternoon.
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Marriage Licenses A Glimpse From Ellwood City Area
Marriage licenses listed include Angelo Esposito of New Milford with C Marc Sofia of Ellwood City. Michael D Martino of Hiie with Katherine R Caminita. Fred Bantel of Ellwood with Freda Roph. William Schmidt of Ellwood City with Helene Tidrick. George Ballinger of Pittsburnt with Martha Pearl Harris of New Castle. Howard McMillan of New Castle with Kennedy Cagle.
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New Milford
Marc Sofia
Ellwood City
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Hiie
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Fred Bantel
Ellwood
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William
Schmidt
Aioe
Martha Pearl Harris
Howard McMillan
New Castle
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Cagle
Passengers On Mohawk Continue Florida Trip
The Mohawk was scuttled near Lewes Delaware while burning. About 31 passengers reached their homes last night with others en route to Jacksonville Florida on a Clyde Line charter train. Most aboard were hotel workers orFlorida homeowners from New York wearing borrowed clothes. Clyde Line vowed clothing will be supplied. The ship lies in 40 feet of water in Delaware Bay after Captain John M Staples ordered the scuttle to extinguish the fire and save parts of the vessel. Crew and passengers faced a northeast gale as rescuers reached land at the fish wharves. Continued on page two.
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Toledo Fire Kills Two Children At Rabb's Corners
In Toledo, Ohio, Raymond 4 and Bernice, children of Joseph Solark, died from burns when an oil stove explosion started a fire in their room at Rabb's Corners. Father Joseph Solark attempted to save them, suffered severe burns, and carried the children outside before an ambulance was called. The blaze spread despite his efforts.
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Man Shoots Wife And Self In Cedarville Home
Forest Kennedy, 28, shot his wife Chloe at their Cedarville Ohio home then turned the gun on himself. Both were reported dying. Police and passersby found the woman in the yard and Kennedy in the street with the pistol. They leave behind four children.
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Death notices for Hindman Hindman Smyers Ferguson
Death notices list Minnie Hindman 58 of 833 Morton Street Napoleon and Smyers 74 Ellwood City, Birmingham 14 percent Pittsburgh, John Ferguson 85 Kansas City Missouri. Other fragments include Pittshurgh and ellipses.
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Napoleon
Ellwood City
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Kansas City, Mo
Stranger Than Fiction Romance Of Myers And Countess
MELBOURNE Fla Jan 3 A romance story links wealthy New Jersey man William Myers and Countess Marie Larisch once tied to the Austrian court Their correspondence began after he read an account of her life and poverty in Berlin culminating in marriage The Countess born of Austrian nobility rose from wealth to hardship and later claimed happiness at age 64 The tale ties to the Empress Elisabeth era and a Paris Berlin era memoirs and scandalous royal confidences Also notes a New Year dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L W McClung for nephew Willard Matthews with gifts and celebrations.
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New Jersey
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Berlin
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Hiad
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Tragic Deaths and Industrial Plans Highlight Snapshot
David Thomas Jr. 45 ended his life in Irwin Pa by a self inflicted gunshot. Two men Guy Giland 28 of Clarksville and Lewis Myers 27 near Uniontown crushed in a fall of slate in Washington County. Youngstown Sheet and Tube plans a new Morgan skelp and sheet bar mill at East Youngstown plant. Medical examiners say William M McClin stock 20 died of typhoid fever. Authorities pursue suspected poisoning in a separate case.
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