Harrisburg Conference Sets Fight for Speaker Job
Harrisburg dispatch reports lawmakers in conference with Governor Pinchot's candidate C Jay Goodnough and organization backed Thomas Bluett over the speaker post. A caucus showdown is planned tonight with rivals pledging a settlement, as votes and influence shape the future house leadership.
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Inernational
Harrisburg
C. Jay Goodnough
Pinchot
House
Thomas Bluett
General Assembly
Ten Thousand Back To School In New Castle
More than ten thousand city students and teachers returned to class after the Christmas break. Emphasis on normal attendance with no major absences as the school system resumes operations now without holidays until Easter.
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New Castle
Aerial Truck Still Out Of Commission
The aerial ladder truck of the ventral fire department remained out of service after a drive shaft part broke last Friday night. The missing component had not arrived from Elmira New York, but delivery was expected this afternoon and City Master Medicnte McMillan was to install it by evening.
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Ventral Fire Department
Elmira
N.Y
Harvard Yale and others Depart for Winter Break
Arthur Mormeter and fellow students from Harvard Yale Buckacti and Corncil depart this morning for Christmas studies. They leave the Latin and Greek behind to return to campus with weeks of work ahead. The weather is cold and crisp as they head back to class.
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Harvard
Oh Buckacti
Yale
Amerst
Corncil
Teo
Uhere
Old Paths or Why I Am Not a Modernist at First Presbyterian
Reverend Walter E. McClure denounces Modernists in a Sunday sermon at First Presbyterian, affirming Bible primacy and the inspiration of scripture. He condemns liberalizers as aligned with socialists and anarchists, warns that modern methods cannot replace eternal biblical principles, and contrasts old and new theologies. The talk appeals to a full house as readers are told the old doctrine holds sin, salvation, and the Holy Spirit as defined in scripture.
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First Presbyterian Church
Walter E. McClure
Rev. McClure
McClure
Cormmit
Moses
Jeans
Jesus
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Marriage licenses issued to Joe Alvin Gilman of Youngstown Ohio and Mary Lee May of New Castle. George Thumont of Youngstown Ohio and Mauda Cr Butler. The records reflect local filing for marriage licenses in the region.
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Alvin Gilman
Youngstown
Omary Lee May
New Castle
George Thumont
Mauda
Cr Butler
Two Children Die in Akron Tent Fire
In Akron Qhie on January 3, Juapita Loywise age three and Jackie, one, children of Mr. and Mrs. les lie Cord, died from burns when their sleeping tent behind a rented dwelling burned overnight. The oil heater caused the blaze while the mother was away at a store, and the tent was destroyed.
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Uinternational
Akron
Qhie
Juapita Loywise
Jackie
Leslie Cord
Seven Absent At Rotary Meeting In Fountain Inn
Tolary's attendance percentage rose as only seven members were missing from the Monday noon Rotary meeting at Fountain Inn. The session covered recommittees reports, club business, and Crippled Children Work ongoing for a year. Grover C Syling of the city police, wounded by Frank Appuglicas, two weeks ago. Carolina Ferote left Shenango Valley hospital and returned home, recovering well from his wound.
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Tolary
Fountain Inn
Thas
Grover C. Syling
Frank Appuglicas
Carolina Ferote
Shenango Valley Hospital
Nellie Ross sworn in as Wyoming's first woman governor
Mrs Nellie Taylor Ross, widow of the late Wyoming governor, was sworn in as the states first woman chief executive in a simple ceremony. The oath was administered by Chief Justice C H Porter in the Senate chamber, with no festivity as requested by the new governor.
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Cheyenne
Wio
Nellie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Ross
Roas
Workhouse Sentences For Liquor Peddlers
Sam Wolf arrested on liquor charges entered a plea before Judge Emory this morning and was sentenced to pay a 4500 fine and costs and to serve nine months in the Allegheny county workhouse. His attorney cited a bottle found on the premises used to rub his injured daughter's leg and physicians' letters cited his poor health. District Attorney Hildebrand noted past troubles and dismissed the alcohol story. Tony Fredericks, on arraign, received 500 fine and costs and 11 months in prison. He was rapr d Attorney L Clark.
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Sam Wolf
Bessamer
Bey County
J. M. Dunlap
Emory
Allegheny County
Mark L. Robinovitz
Wolf
George W. Muse
Wol
Hildebrand
Ubia
Tony Fredericks
Raprd
L. Clark
No Decision On Grove City Call
Rev. A. J. Randles pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church says he has nothing to say on the Grove City United Presbyterian church call made at last Wednesday's Congregational meeting. He noted no statement was issued this morning regarding the action.
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A. J. Randles
Second United Presbyterian Church
Grove City
First Showdown Faced by Administration Amid Congress Clash
Washington January 3 The administration faces a legislative showdown over fiscal policy as the Senate begins work on a bill critics call a soft substitute for the vetoed measure. The plan would grant the same postal wage increase but fund it by higher postal rates, widening a Republican split. Administration leaders doubt success and fear a veto fight if the recommittal move fails, with final action possible before March 4. Democrats rally to oppose recommittment, page two continues.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Todley
Coolidge
Daedesh
Senate
Huy
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Vna
Plewon Hale
Act
Sieress
Dowbt
Democrats
Democratile Laadere Baltiad Thetr
Charred remains taken to Pittsburgh medical school for decision
Four physicians from Ellwood City and New Castle could not determine if the charred body found in a shack near Ellwood City was human or animal. The torso was sent to Mercy Hospital Pathological Bureau in Pittsburgh for diagnosis after discussions among District Attorney Hildebrand, County Detective Dunlap, and Coroner Caldwell. The case remains unresolved pending official analysis.
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Ellwood City
New Castle
Mercy Hospital Pathological Bureau
Pittsburgh
Hildebrand
Dunlap
Caldwell
Affarnann
Log Cabins in Lawrence County Reunion Query Draws Replies
In The News reports letters from New Castle area residents recalling log cabins in Lawrence County. Correspondents describe specific cabins near Frigzleburg and Coaltown with dates from 1864 to 1892, noting family ties, construction details, and nearby landmarks. The missives request information on any remaining log structures and offer local directions and memories.
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Ohio
Lawrence County
Girl Struck by Automobile Near Wright Market
A 61 year old, Andrey GillWand, narrowly escaped serious injury after being struck by a car driven by Robert F Maxwell at Highland and Leasure Avenues when she ran from behind a street car. Her 10 year old sister Jacqueline Louise Gilliland stopped in time. the injured girl was treated at home and returned to school.
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Andrey GillWand
Teasure Avenue
Highland Avenue
Leasure Avenue
Wright Market
Robert F. Maxwell
Jiclen Louise Gilliland
Maxwell
Maxwel
Audrey
Gain
Ninety New Laws During Year 24
City council enacted nine legislative bills into city law in 1924 covering advertising disorderly houses and a limit zone. After passage officials plan to amend the law to ease home building restrictions, and the previously debated signs ordinance was also discussed and altered to remove menacing signage.
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Cty Counci
Umit
Voumell
Plins
Death Notices from an Old City Newspaper
Death records list multiple individuals with ages and addresses across various towns and streets. Names include Thomas Bevan 7 and Andrew PL Harkin 88 with addresses on Park Aves and Whippe Street, along with Catherine Dofisten 93 Shenango Townshift and others. The fragmentary list names Grange Net and Mrs Elizabeth Adlery Whaley among several entries, indicating a compilation of death notices.
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Thomas Bevan
Park Aves
Andrew PL Harkin
Whippe Street
Catherine Dofisten
Shenango
George Burnsides
Kilwoarks
William Wi
City Tome
1.C. Williams
Jung Hene Robinson
Manuel Robinson
Garfield Avenue
James Jafferty
Ayithe Beaver, Township
Beatrice Mckissau
Mavhordnys Avenue
Italy under tense fascist grip amid censorship
Reports from Italy say internal stability is extremely fragile as Fascisti laws rise and police crowd streets. Officials consider martial law but doubt it will be enacted soon. strict censorship appears tightened with state media cautious in reporting.
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Bie Ices
Italy
Sdvices
Larse Bers
Fascisti Wree Glornale
Presen
Fondon
Lens Delage
Rolinw
Rotary Clinic Tuesday Afternoon Details
A Rotary clinic organized for Tuesday afternoon will be held at the Erenaceo Valley facility. Dr Wallace and Dr Zernaay are scheduled to see patients, with Dr Wallace coordinating arrangements by calling THSE0 3621.
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Wallace
Rotary
Erenaceo
Wale
Calshan
Fragmented Postings Pieced From Birthday, Wedding and Death Notices
A string of clipped items notes a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Aho on Sunday, a renowned Clarksville poet guided to Uniontown for a transport incident, and various aged mentions. It also reports a birthday celebration, a birthday tribute from Mrs Pattison, and a fatal accident near Pittsburgh with two sisters injured.
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