War Department Appropriations Pass House With Standing Army
The House is set to pass the $331 million war department appropriation bill after warding off assaults. It funds a standing army of 125,000 enlisted men and 18,000 officers, supports National Guard and Officers Reserve, and maintains citizens training camps. Army aviation gets about $16 million and a Dayton field study is funded. river and harbor work stays at $40.5 million with a separate $39 million authorization to come next week.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Department
Philippine Scouts
National Guard
Army Aviation
Army
Dayton
Reed
Illinois
Laguardia
New York
House Waterways
House
Budget Bureau
Coolidge
Where To Go Tonight Cap Itol Film Lineup
Capitol presents Jack Hart Ernest Torrence and Lois Wilson in North of 36 Two concert acts News Reel Capitol orchestra Penn screens Norma Talmadge Eugene O Brien The Only Woman with 1 800 others Lloyd Hamilton Good Morning two reel comedy Latest world s news Emery s orchestra Harold Moore at the Penn organ Dome features Barbara LaMarr Lionel Barrymore Bert Lytell The Eternal City Snub Pollard in Jack Frost News Reel Shadowland Regent Al Wilson in The Air Hawk with Virginia Brown Faire Broadway Beauties Nixon Daughters of the Night The Milk Bandits News Reel Liberty Girls Jazz Band The Gypsy Wayfarers Dolly Dimple Company in musical comedy The Darktown Follies Star J Be hind Two Guns Jon Maloney Wings of the Storm Our Gang Comedy Commencement Day State Captain Blood The Troubles Strand The Beloved Vagabond The Telephone Girl
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Capitol
Jack Hart
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Capitol Orchestra
PENN
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O’brien
Lloyd Hamilton
Emery
Harold Moore
Penn Organ
Barbara LaMarr
Lionel Barrymore
Bert Lytell
Snub Pollard
Jack Frost
News Reel
Shadowland Review
Exports in 1924 Surpass Imports by Over a Billion
Durand, a statistical expert, reports 1924 exports exceeded imports by more than a billion dollars as the United States maintained high volumes of production and shipments. He notes foreign investments, gold remittances, and increased foreign securities holdings as key factors offsetting the merchandise balance.
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E. D. Durand
Department
Durand
Harry Curry Severely Cut In Street Car Collision
The automobile driven by Lester Wyman skidded into street car 346 at the Long avenue Scioto street intersection at 12:30 this morning. Harry Curry and Herman Clark were in the Wyman car. Curry was severely cut about the face and taken to a physician's office for treatment. The crash delayed the street car carrying workers from the city tin plants.
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Lester Wyman
Long Avenue
Scioto Street
Wyman
Harry Curry
Herman Clark
Curry
No New Light On Ellwood Case
Police testimony centers on a fire remains scene with three Timber Wolves boys and dog bones found in January. Witnesses describe tracks to the river and a buried animal as investigators piece together dates and events surrounding the missing Noschesi child.
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C. E. Young
C. M. Iseman
Paetzel
Chester Kupa
Noschesi
Owen Glover
Timber Wolves
Ronald Glover
Robert Yeckel
Means
Tony Joseph
Joseph Statti
Tony
Whip-Poor- Wills
James Joseph
James Jos
Luigi Noschesi
Statti
Joseph Noschesi
Sadie Noschesi
Mystery remains after boy remains cremated in Timber Wolves Shack
The Noschesi family questions the identity of the burned body found in the Timber Wolves Shack. They refuse to claim the charred remains for burial while insisting their son may still return home. Police and county authorities continue a vigilant coroner inquest into the January 7 case, hoping for clues to the perpetrator.
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Luigi Noschesi
Noschesi
Bural
Filomena Noschesi
Ellwood City
Torch to be presented at Epworth Church Sunday
The Torch symbol of the Senior Hi-Y group will be presented at Epworth M. E. Church Sunday evening. Local Hi-Y members will gather at the Y M C A at 7 15. Rev. Homer B. Davis will preach and invite all in the city to attend. The Torch arrives from Titusville and will travel to Butler next Saturday.
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Pennsylvania
Epworth
Titusville
Butler
Great Western Pennsylvania
Early Capture Of Bandits Who Steal $10,000
Detectives say they will soon have in custody the robbers who seized 10000 in loot in a gown shop raid in Philadelphia yesterday. Miss Lulu Adama, one proprietor, told police the thieves were familiar with the shop and had studied the store.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Lulu Adama
Note Missing Refusal To Pay $350 In Beaver Township
George A. Krizon through attorney C. H. Young sues Austin Farmer of Little Beaver township for $350 claiming a loan made August 3 1920. Krizon asserts he held Farmer’s one year note, kept in a pocketbook in a suitcase at the Farmer home, and that the note vanished in March 1922. Farmer allegedly refused to pay after Krizon demanded payment.
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George A. Krizon
C. H. Young
Austin Farmer
Little Beaver Township
Krizon
Farmer
Oil Production Shows Increase in US Weekly Output
The weekly production report from the American Petroleum Institute shows U S crude output for the week ending January 6 at 1,965,250 barrels per day, up 2,100 from the prior week. Gains occurred in East Central 17,150. Arkansas 4,100. and the Wyoming Montana Colorado region 9,700, while Oklahoma fell 22,600. California down 2,600. Kansas down 1,400.
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International News Service
New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
East Central
Arkansas
Wyoming-Montana
Olorado
Oklahoma
California
Kansas
Trespasser Pays Fine After Train Arrest in Allentown
Harry Bell of Allentown Pa was arrested on a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad property charge while riding a train. He appeared before Alderman Walter Hamilton and paid a fine of five dollars plus costs. Officer George B. Roth made the arrest.
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Harry Bell
Allentown
George B. Roth
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Walter Hamilton
Engine Hits Auto At Grant Street Crossing
L. W. Hill of R. F. D. No. 3 narrowly escaped serious injury last midnight when a southbound engine struck his eastbound car at the Grant street crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Hill alleges the crossing gates were lowered without warning lights. he remained under the gates and walked away unharmed.
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L. W. Hill
Grant Street
Pennsylvania R. R
Hill
What Did You See Mechanic Checks Ramshackle Car
A mechanic who bought a ramshackle auto for twenty dollars inspects the bus for running potential. A man with collar up and cap down exits a Washington street doorway to walk home eight blocks. Foreign lads haul grocery boxes on a small express wagon scouting for kindling. Central firemen clean brass on department trucks. Insurance men leave a downtown building seeking prospects. Crossword addicts argue over dictionaries at a local club. Ashman’s horse wears a patched blanket and knitted hood. A dentist’s assistant hands out appointment cards to a doleful patient crowd.
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Washington Street
Logan Reports Normal Progress In Conversations
American observer Col. John A. Logan said talks with Britain's Churchill on the reparations commission were progressing normally after an hour long conference at the British embassy in Paris.
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Logan
Frank E. Mason
International News Service
Paris
Col
John A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Churchill
England
Attachment Issued For Alleged Debt
Frank Gibbin and others by attorney Roy M Jamison sue Frank E Ramsey for 922.93 and seek a writ of attachment against Ramsey for funds due from Job McIntosh and Lawrence Savings and Trust Company. The claim states the bill covers fruits and produce sold by the plaintiff wholesaler.
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Frank Gibbin
Roy M. Jamison
Frank E. Ramsey
Ramsey
Job McIntosh
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Brown and Norman Pass Beginner's Test at Y Pool
Brown and Norman passed the Beginner's Test in swimming at the Y on Wednesday afternoon under Walter E. Kirker. Trodden swam three lengths and successfully completed the 60 yard test.
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Brown
Norman
Walter E. Kirker
Trodden
Court of Appeals Tax Assessments Held Today
The Mahoning Neshannock and North Beaver township taxpayers court of appeals session is conducted by county commissioners. Few complaints are raised about the assessments.
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Court of Appeals
Mahoning
Neshannock
North Beaver Township
Paisley Tonic Cough Syrup Ad Promises Relief
An advertisement urges readers to treat nagging coughs with Paisley’s Tonic Cough Syrup. It claims to clear phlegm soothe irritated bronchial tubes and act as a tonic to the bronchial system. Bottles priced at 50 cents.
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Paisley
Deaths Of The Day Samuel Pannell Funeral
Funeral services for Samuel Thomas Pannell son of Wesley and Elizabeth Pannell of Court street will be held Friday at 2 p m at Union Baptist church with Rev Henderson in charge. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery. George Richardson aged 85 died Thursday at 1 o clock at 536 Lathrop street after a day with pneumonia. He was born February 18 1836 in Bicester Oxfordshire England and lived here 46 years. He worked as a puddler at the New Castle Iron Works and belonged to Maitland Memorial church. He leaves children John Charles and Mrs George A Scott of New Castle and Mrs Charles McDevitt and Mrs William Kunkle of Los Angeles, Cal., plus 20 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday January 10 at 2 p m at Maitland Memorial church with Rev H J Buckingham. Burial in Oak Park cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Beatrice McKisson were held Wednesday at 2 p m at Mattie Jones 311 Mahoning avenue with Rev C A Leftwich of the A M E Zion church officiating. Pallbearers were William Armour Thomas Hill William Gayton James Davis George Alexander and James Powell. Interment was in Greenwood
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Samuel Thomas Pannell
Wesley and
Elizabeth Jackson Pannell
Court Street
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Henderson
Greenwood Cemetery
George Richardson
Lathrop Street
Mr. Richardson
Bicester
Oxforshire
England
Iron Works
New Castle
Maitland Memorial Church
John
Charles Richardson
George A. Scott
Charles McDevitt
William Kunkle
Los Angles
Cal
H. J. Buckingham
Oak Park Cemetery
Beatrice McKisson
Mattie Jones
Mahoning Avenue
C. A. Leftwich
A. M. E. Zion Church
William Armour
Thomas Hill
William Gayton
James Davis
George Alexander
James Powell
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. A. Wetzel
Tulsa
H. G. Muder
Butler
John M
Charles H. Rick
Funeral Services for Local Residents Held Wednesday
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Andrew P. Harlan at his 502 Whippo street residence with Rev. George M. Landis. The ceremony included a First Baptist choir quartet and pallbearers. interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
Fredda Morris Dies at Seventeen in Tragic Morning
Fredda May Morris aged 17 daughter of John J Morris and Ola Cox Morris died this morning at the family home after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are pending as relatives contact local officiants.
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Fredda May Morris
John J. and
Ola Cox Morris
Local inmates sent to workhouse after sentencing
John Kusie and Ignatz Krivini were taken to the workhouse this morning by Sheriff William G. Andrews after sentencing by Judge Emery. Kusie received a liquor charge sentence while Krivini was sentenced for robbery.
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John Kusie
Emery
Ignatz Krivini
William G. Andrews
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