War Department appropriation bill to pass House
The $431,000,000 war department appropriation bill, providing funds for military and certain government activities, is set to pass the House. It maintains a standing army of 425,000 enlisted men and 18,000 officers, funds National Guard and reserves, and increases army aviation funding by about $2.06 million. Minor efforts to cut the army and boost other arms failed. a Dayton research field proposal faced opposition. River and harbor budgets remain fixed at $40.5 million with next week’s separate river project vote.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Department
Ehapo
Philippine Scouts
National Guard
Army Aviadon
atDayton
Reed
Ilinois
Laguardia
New York
House Waterways
Budget Bureau
Trasidant Coolidge
House
Capitol and Penn theatres present notable silent film lineup
In News Reel style, Capitol showcases North of 36 with Jack Hott and Lois Wilson plus Ern est Torrence as key cast members. Penn features Norma Talmadge in The Only Woman with 1 800 cast members and Good Morning two reel comedy by Lloyd Hamilton.
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Capitol
Jack Hott
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Capitol Orchestra
PENN
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
Lloyd Hamilton
Emery
Harold Moore
Penn Jorgan
Barbara LaMarr
Lionel Barrymore
Bert Lytell
Alt Wilson
Virginia Brown Faire
Nixon
News Reel
Exports in 1924 Surpass Imports by Over a Billion
Durand of the Department of Commerce notes a 1924 export surplus driven by foreign investments and gold repayments, with more than a billion dollars in foreign securities holdings boosting the gap. He cites abundant U S production and higher export prices as factors, while global trade rebounds linger below prewar levels.
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E. D B. Durand
Department
Durand
Harry Curry Severely Cut in Streetcar Crash
At 12 30 this morning Lester Wyman’s auto east on Long avenue skidded into street car 346 at Long avenue and Scioto street. One man in the Wyman car was injured. Harry Curry and Herman Clark were in the Wyman auto. Curry was severely cut on the face and taken to a physician’s office for treatment.
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Lester Wyman
Long Avenue
Scioto Street
Wyman
Harry Curry
Herman Clark
Cur Ty
Noschesi Child Death In Timber Wolves Shack Inquest
The burned body in the Timber Wolves Shack is identified as Luigi Naschesi by belief, though his family doubts it and refuses the remains. Mrs. Naschesi is seriously ill as authorities and Ellwood City police persist in the coroner’s inquest and search for clues. The inquest concluded with the belief the boy was trapped and burned, though missing skull and limbs hinder confirmation. Snow may reveal further evidence near the shack. The inquest ran 7:30 PM to 11:15 PM.
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Luigi Naschesi
Naschesi
Bural
Filomena Nos
Ellwood
Nosches
Ellwood case testimony ties dog to fire ruins
Witnesses describe a January 1 fire at the Timber Wolves shack near Connoquessing river, finding a charred body later buried as a dog. Statements from Tony Joseph and James Joseph detail attempts to alert police, while others dispute presence of human remains. Investigators note skull preservation despite fire, with competing theories about cause and timing.
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EB. Young
CO. M. Iseman
Paetzel
Cheater Kupa
Owen Glover
Timber Wolven
Ronald Glover
Showa
Robert Yackel
Richard Maans
Timber Wolves
Tony Joseph
Joe Statti
Meang
Jet
Joseph Statti
Tony
Willis
Whip-Poor- Wills
James Joseph
Joseph Stutti
Means
Luigi Nosches
Statti
Joseph Neschesi
Sadie Neschesi
Ibe
Torch to be presented at Epworth M E Church Sunday
The Torch symbol of the Senior Bi organization in Western Pennsylvania will be presented at Epworth M E Church Sunday evening January 11. Boys Work Director C S Goodwin announced. HI- clubs members to attend in body. meet at 7 15. Rev Homer I Davis to deliver sermon and invite all in the city. Torch will be carried here from Titularillo and next Saturday to Butler. Torch on its second round across the district.
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Pennsylvania
Epworth M. E
Boys Work
C. S. Goodwin
C. A
Homer l. Davis
Tituarillo
iButler
Great Western Pennsylvania
Early Capture Of Bandits Who Steal $10,000
Philadelphia police expect quick custody of the robbers who seized $10,000 in a raid on an imported goods shop in the business district. Proprietor Lulu Adams noted the robbers knew the shop well and studied its routines and star patterns.
Note Missing and Suit over 350 Dollars in Little Beaver
George A. Krizon, by attorney C. H. Young, sues Austin Farmer of Little Beaver township for $350 claiming a loan with a note dated August 8 1920. Krizon says the note was kept in a pocketbook in a suitcase at the Farmer home and disappeared in March 1922 after being grey for a year. He alleges Farmer refused payment after demand.
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George A. Krizon
C. H. Young
Han
Austin
Little Beaver Township
Krizon
Farmer
Oil Production Shows Increase in U S Week
International News Service reports crude oil production in the United States for the week ending January 6 averaged 1,965,260 barrels per day, up 2,100 from the prior week. Increases occurred in East Central, Arkansas, and the Wyoming-Montana-Colorado region, while Oklahoma and California declined.
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International News Service
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
East Central
Arkansas
Wyoming-Montana-Colorado
Oklahoma
California
Trespass Charge Against Harry Bell in Allentown
Harry Bell of Allentown Pa was arrested this morning by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officer George B Roth for trespassing on company property. He was on a train when captured and paid a $5 fine plus costs before Alderman Waller Hamilton.
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Harry Bell
Allentown
George B. Roth
Baltimore and Qblo Railroad
Ele
Waller Hamilton
Engine Hits Auto At Grant Street Crossing
L. W. Hill of Hi no, R. FF. D. No. 3 narrowly escaped serious injury last midnight at the Grant street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad when the crossing gate was dropped on his car after the watchman let the gates down. Hill says there were no red signals warning him and he was under the gates when they came down. the engine struck his automobile but he was not injured.
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L. W. HI
Grant Street
Pennsylvania RR. R
Hill
What Did You See Mechanic Examines Ramshackle Car
A mechanic who had recently bought a ramshackle automobile for twenty dollars studies the machine to gauge if it can be restored to running order. A man exits a Washington street doorway last night, his coat collar up and cap drawn low as he prepares to walk eight blocks home.
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Washington Street
Deaths Of The Day Samuel Pannell Funeral
Funeral services for Samuel Thomas Pannell, son of Wealey and Elizabeth Jackson Pannell of Court street, were held Friday at 2 p.m. from Union Baptist church with Rev. Henderson in charge. burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. George Richardson, 88, died Thursday at his home after one day of illness from pneumonia. born February 18, 1856, in Bicester England, lived here 46 years. survived by children John, Charles, and two Mrs. Richardson, plus 25 great grandchildren. funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from Maitland Memorial church, Rev. H. J. Buckingham officiating. burial in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs. Beatrice McKissen funeral held Wednesday at 2 near 311 Mahoning Ave. Rev. CO A. Leftwich officiated. interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Samuel Pannell
Samuel Thomas Pannell
Wealey
Elizabeth Jackson Pannell
Court’ Street
The
Union Baptist
Rev. Henderson
Greenwood Cemetery
George Richardson
Lathrop Street
Mr. Richardson
Bicester
Oxforshire
England
Tron
New Castle
Maitland
George A. Scott
New, Cass
Charles McDevitt
William Kunkle
Los Angles
Cal
Maitland Memorial Church
H. J. Buckingham
Oak Park Cemetery
Mylisson
Beatrice McKissen
Oeclock
Mattie Jones
Mahoning Avenue
CO. A. Leftwich
A.M. E. Zion Church
William Armour
Thomas Hill
Willam Gayton
James Davis
George Alexander
James Powell
Greenwood
Grow
Andrew Harlan
Andrew P. Harlan
Whipp Street
George M. Landis
Stanley Reese
Harry Sherrard
George P. Jones
Ellis C. Rono
Iva L. Jones
Joe Schaennecker
Harry, Lewis
Joe Zeigler
John McCarty
James McCallan
Harry Cavin
Manuel Robinson
Garfield Avenue
E. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
C. J. Williamson
Highland Avenue U.P
C. W
Kenneth
Edward Jonvnton
Elmer
Sherman Bruce
Clint Bruce
St. John's Lutheran Church
C. A. Wetzel
Tulsa
H. G. Mader
Butler
John M
Charles H. Rick
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Logan Reports Normal Progress In Conversations
Col. John A. Logan, American observer on the reparations commission, said after a one hour conference at the British embassy with British Chancellor Churchill that conversations were progressing normally. The report comes from Paris where the talks were held.
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Logan
PAN E. Mason International News Service
Corresyour
Paris
Col
John A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Chancalier
Churchill
England
Attachment Issued In Suit Over Alleged Debt
Roy M Jamison as attorney sues Frank B Ramsey for 922.93 and obtains an attachment directed at Ramsey from Job McIntosh and Lawrence Savings and Trust Company. The complaint claims the wholesale fruit and produce furnished by Tony Wholesale House.
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Frank Glhbia
Roy M. Jamison
Frank B. Ramsey
Ramsey
Job McIntosh
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Tony
Pass Aquatic Tests At Y Swimming Pool
Brown and Norman passed the Beginners Test in swimming at the Y M A Wednesday afternoon under Walter E. Kirker supervision. Trodden swam 60 yards and successfully completed the test. Court of Appeals for Mahoning Neshannock and North Beaver township taxpayers is held today by county commissioners with few complaints on assessments.
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Brown
Norman
Y. M
Walter E. Kirker
OOWR
Appeals Court of Appeals
Mahoning, Neshannock
North Beaver Township
Paisley Tonic Cough Syrup Ad Claims Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Paisley's Tonic Cough Syrup for nagging coughs. It says the syrup clears phlegm eases irritated bronchial aches and acts as a tonic to the bronchial system, preventing further coughing and offering lasting relief.
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Paisley
Prigley
Taken to Workhouse for Liquor and Robbery Charges
John Kusie and Krivini were sentenced on liquor and robbery charges respectively and taken to the workhouse this morning by Sheriff William G. Andrews.
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John Kusie
Judg¢ Emery
Ara Ifnatz Krivini
William G. Andrews
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