Modernization Of Navy Needed Declares Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur told the House Naval Affairs committee that modernizing and converting four capital battleships into oil burners would raise the U S battleship ratio to the treaty strength of 5 5 3 though not the entire navy to 5 5 2 He urged adoption of a twenty year building program with new construction next year to meet the ratio and said boiler defects have reduced the American ships range and speed compared with British battleships He noted a conflict with the presidential financial program and cited questions about American battleships needs in range speed and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Jan. S
Navy
Wilbur
House
Naval Ftairs
England
Japan
Witbur
Andrew Mass
Officer Who Made Assault On Woman In Store Arrested
Patrolman George H. Moore, after a police trial board recommended dismissal, was arrested on assault and battery charges over rough handling of Mrs. William Deane in a grocery store. He posted 500 dollar bond and was released.
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International’ News Serviga
Wittsburgh
George H. Moore
William Deane
Martin Machine Hits Street Car On Ice
Howard Martin of Alborn was driving north on Mill street when his car skidded on ice after a street car stopped at Reynolds street. He tried to brake but could not stop, causing damage to both the automobile and the street car as reported to police.
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Howard Martin
Alborn
Mill Street
Reynolds Street
Martin
Automobile Damage Near Legion Home on Falls Street
W K Allen of 604 Spruce reported his car was badly damaged last night on Falls Street near the Legion Home after being struck by an unknown driver who fled with lights out. The other item notes James Russell White recovering at home from hospitalization after illness. The Congressional Record comment follows.
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W. K. Allen
Spruce Street
Falls Street
Legion Home
Jefferson Street
James Russell White
Elizabeth White
Shenango Valley Hospital
Youngstown Road
Stone Appointed to U S Supreme Court by Coolidge
Barlan F. Stone of New York, former dean of Columbia Law School and six months Attorney General of the United, has been named to the Supreme Court. He succeeds Justice Joseph McKenna, 81, who resigns due to ill health.
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Barlan F. Stone
New York
Law School
Columbia University
United Braton
Supreme Court of the United States
Coolidge
Joseph McKenna
Rmi
No Radio Needed At Police Station Wednesday Night
Police and fire departments used a radioless jazz program after the arrest of sight Negroes on Di vision street house Wednesday afternoon. A guitar accompanied melodies from My Old Kentucky Home to jazz standards from arrest time through the morning, when the mayor intervened. The group had been arrested Sunday, paid fines, and were charged again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division Street
Kentucky
Joe
Ban Mellon Takes Newspaper Post in San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Ban Mellon of New York City are guests of Mr and Mrs Edwin B Shilton in Winter Avenue Mellon left today for San Francisco Cal where he will be associated in newspaper work in that city He was formerly connected with the Editor and Publisher of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Mellon
New York City
Edwin B. Shilton
Winter Avenue
Mellon
San Francisco
Cal
Hearing Restored Quickly by Vitex Based Remedy
Amazing claims promote Virex as a home remedy for deafness and head noises. Testimonials from multiple states praise rapid hearing improvement after days of use, with a money back guarantee and a ten day trial offered by Lab oratories in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. M. Juppes
Pennsylvania
Iman
Mgr
Ben Jackson
Tadling Saya
Angeline Johnson
Mississippi
Pat Roy Fisher
Iowa
Lumpkin
Oklahoma
Anthony Chapman
Miehlian
Ula Valentine
Arkansas
Mathes Felleys
Ull
Canada
A. Jurga
Iment Costa
Dale
Gateway Station
Kiumas City
Hope For Early Strike Settlement At Mines Blasted
Pittston Pennsylvania January report on coal miners strike affecting 12,000 employees. General Grievance Committee failed to accept Cappellini proposal. He promised immediate handling of grievances and restoration of ten revoked union charters. Cappellini spokesman said demand to ignore Amathacite conciliation. meeting broke up without action.
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International News Service
Pittston
Pennsylvania
Coal Company
Rinaldo Cappellini
Ming Workers of America
Cappellini
Obituary: Mrs Jane Wallace McCaslin Dies at 95
Mrs Jane Wallace McCaslin age 95 died at her Slippery Rock township home at 2 16 this morning after a five day illness She was born November 28 1836 in Hickory township and lived in Slippery Rock the last fifty years Survived by five children and several siblings Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the residence with interment in Rose Point cemetery Rev E A Grookg in charge
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Jane Wallace McCaslin
RW. McCaslin
Slippery Rock Township
Hickory Township
John C
Nancy Wallace
Rose Point
D. A. Byars
J. W. McCaslin
Denver
Colorado
R. C. McCaslin
Reed Forbes
Matthew Wallace
Washington
Iowa
Morrow
Hamilton Wallace
Elizabeth Wilson
Atlantic
Joseph [Wallace
Hickory
Rove Pont
E. A. Grookg
Peoria Couple Held in Syracuse After Hotel Incident
In Syracuse on January 8, Mrs. Nattie F. Thompson of Peoria Illinois and Claude Baird also of Peoria were held on an open charge after being found at the Westburn hotel in Brewerton last night. They were taken to District Attorney Frank P. Malpass’s office for questioning. Baird reportedly has a wife and two children in Peoria and Thompson has three children there.
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Gary
Syracuse
N.Y
Nattie F. Thompson
Peoria
Court House
Weshburn
Brewerton
Claude Baird
Baird
Mary F. Tormey
Thompson
Western Prison Inspection Made By Mrs. Pinchot
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of Governor Pinchot inspected the Western Penitentiary today saying her trip had no special significance.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Western Penitentiary
Ptinchot
Penitentiary
Art Director Boudreau to Inspect Pittsburgh Schools
James Boudreau director of art for Pittsburgh schools will inspect New Castle public school art programs directed by Miss Emilie Salomon. He plans talks with city art teachers at 4 24 p m at Franklin Junior High School and later with the New Castle Art Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Boudreau
Pittsburgh
New Castle
Emilie Salomon
Franklin Junior High
New Castie Art Club
Razing Dwellings Cleared Old DuShane Property
Workmen finished the wrecking of the DuShane property on North Mil Street after a week of strenuous effort. The crew battled mortised, pegged limbers and salvaged a large amount of high grade oak timber from the sturdy frame house. All workers faced the same hard labor in the dangerous demolition.
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DuShane
North Mil Street
Names Committee For Lawrence Club To Secure Quarters
Harry C. Preston, president of the Lawrence club, today appointed committees to secure new quarters. EH, A. Fenton chairman, J. Johnson Fisher, D. Pearson, Frank Hoyt, and Louis J. Genkinger. The club plans to vacate the Masonic Temple and may choose a new site from several options. Extensions in social diversions are also anticipated.
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Lawrence Club
A. Fenton
J. Johnson Fisher
D. Pearson
Prank
Hoyt
Louis J. Genkinger
Masonic Temple
Income Tax Return Blanks Mailed From Pittsburgh
Income tax return blanks for 1924 will be mailed from Pittsburgh January 3 to local taxpayers who filed 1923 returns. The notices advise recipients to complete and return the forms promptly as Marion Woods cautions on the process and deadlines.
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Pittsburgh
Local commendation event organized at New Castle office
The organization completed its event plan for honoring local people at the New Castle office in the annex of the Lawrence Ravings and Trust Company. The public is urged to submit the re TUIMS promptly to avoid the March rush.
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New Castle
Lawrence Ravings and Trust Company
Suit to Recover Asylum Expenses
Oversears of the poor of Mahoning township filed a suit against Brown Wenley to collect 186.68 dollars. It claims Wenley is father of Thomas Henley who is confined in Dixmont hospital. The township paid the expense and seeks to recover under the law. Cunningham and Graham and Charles Matthews Jr. represent the plaintiffs.
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Mahoning Township
Brown Wenley
Meniley
Thomas Henley
Dixmont
Cunningham
Graham
Charles Matthews, Jr
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Minnie Snydar Wampum Margaret Close Jib South Mulberry street George At kinson Pulaski Discharged Mrs Martha Williamg and baby HR D Edna iil bert 417 West North street Mrs Mary Boozell Slippery Reck Dorothy Lunter Wampum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Snydar
Wampum
Margaret Close
Watch Feed Warnings For Stock In Lawrence County
Lawrence county stock owners are urged to ensure cows are fad no mouldy ensilage this time of year. Dr T F Nugent, local veterinarian, warns lapses in care by stockmen often prove fatal to cows. He notes minor sickness among horses and cows due to lack of exercise but says it is not usually serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
T. F. Nugent
Ure Nugent
Kellogg Determined Not To Resign From Ambassador Post
United States Ambassador Kellogg will not resign from his London post, according to the American Embassy. The denial follows reports of retirement, as Kellogg continues attending the Allied Financial Conference in Paris.
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Kelloge
International
London
Dan
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Stone
Nustice
Joseph M'Renla
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Amazing Mewultz
Vitex
NEW Castle Dry Goods CO
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