Colonel Harvey Injured In Auto Crash At Cannes
Colonel Harvey sustained injuries in a car crash at Cannes and was unconscious when removed to a hotel for care.
09 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1922
Page
1
Colonel Harvey sustained injuries in a car crash at Cannes and was unconscious when removed to a hotel for care.
THREE MEMBERS SUPPORT BILL. Harvey's Injuries Not Serious, Mayor Declares. Briand's Physician Takes Charge. The collision injured American ambassador George Harvey and observer Wickham Steed. Steed described as more seriously hurt. Harvey shaken but conscious. Council passed ordinance allowing plain clothes officers under chief control, despite Mayor Barnes opposition.
Senator McCumber a Republican from North Dakota was formally named chairman of the Senate Finance Committee to succeed Senator Penrose. The Republican Committee on Committees selected McCumber to fill the vacancy created by his promotion to chairmanship, with Frelinghuysen of New Jersey noted among the deciding figures.
A playful, letterlike reflection praises returning home after travel across the country. The narrator considers journeys by Pullman and car, noting that nothing beats the comfort and familiarity of home despite liking to see distant cities. The piece hints at Maine and Nome as imagined destinations and end states.
Luther Boddy, a Black man sought for the killings of two New York detectives, was captured in Philadelphia after a three day chase involving police, detectives, state troopers and civilians. He had been hiding as a woman in Harlem before fleeing to Newark and Pennsylvania, where a taxi ride ended when the driver escaped and Boddy disappeared.
Jeorge Miles and Anna Valesa of New Castle listed among marriage licenses. Fannie Kulkin also appears with New Castle as the associated location. Additional names include Sam Roxer and Ne ouingstawi in New Castle records.
Washington June delegates at the arms conference debate restrictions on airplane use as naval treaty talks move forward. The five power naval treaty is drawn and ready for presentation while other major issues, including China and Siberia, loom as tasks for the conference entering its third month.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Newberry will break his silence in the senate chamber to face accusers. He plans a statement denying direct responsibility for campaign expenditures in Michigan in 1934, a matter seen as key to potential ouster from his seat.
The New Castle Public Library funds meeting is postponed due to board quorum issues. A conference with the city, set for Wednesday, is moved to allow funds planning until April 1. Public opinion favors a plan to stay open with tax timing and a possible loan of 2000, though some citizens oppose borrowing.
Special services start Sunday at Savannah Methodist Church running through Friday January 20. An interesting program will be presented and a large attendance is expected for each service. Local speakers include Handies and Dr. TA Alera with multiple community talks planned on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Coroner Peter Hoffman launches a crackdown on bootleggers after a string of four deaths in Chicago, urging police to target illicit sellers and promising his office support in prosecutions. The latest case involves Henry Anckehbach, shot by his wife after a drunken attack with a knife.
De Valera reaffirmed his resignation as president of the Irish republic as Dail Eireann met at University College Dublin. Sinn Fein cabinet members quit, with Michael Collins warning the body that persisting would make it the world’s laughing stock. Griffith asserted the vote reflected the Irish will, while calls for appointing committees to renegotiate arose.
Frozen bodies of Albarn McGliveny and Hober Wer, residents of this city, were recovered today from the river north of here. Believed to have exhausted while attempting to cross on a raft, one man remained on the raft while the other fell into the icy waters. Orr, formerly from Tithsburgh, Pa, where his father is comptroller of the Pennsylvania railroad system, was noted as being on the raft.
At a council session a Daughters of the American Revolution protest urged against repealing an ordinance. The measure would save $2,000 for maintenance of the free public library from January 1 to April 1. The city clerk read the report and it was ordered filed.
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British cabinet experts draft a new Irish Free State bill to be introduced in early January or soon after. A committee plans the transfer of most Irish administrative machinery to a provisional Dublin government, with Churchill’s group outlining immediate troop withdrawal from southern Ireland.
A Saturday meeting of Lawrence County Farm Bureau members drew a strong turnout at the Y M C A as farmers discussed activities and club work. Officers were elected with Walters named president and Herde as vice president, Scott township treasurer, and McCurley secretary, with plans to form an executive committee and other groups for the year ahead.
Fragmented obituary note for Diniliziy Roms aged 82 with scattered place names and relatives. The garbled OCR lists locations and surnames such as Aiken, Beek, Krueger, and Beよろしく. Limited legible detail prevents a full factual obituary.
Governor Sprong named Lewis S. Sadler as successor to the late Senator Boies Penrose amid jockeying by political leaders. George Wharton Pepper issued a statement saying the governor honored him with the chance to serve and that he will assume duties after qualification. Pepper noted his intent to run for a full term and stressed commitment to constitutional duties and freedom.
Bandits robbed a movie theater, taking about $1,000 in receipts. Police investigated as theater staff reported the incident and described the possible getaway and time of the theft.
Readable fragments describe multiple events including a poisoning incident linked to wine and a murder investigation at SKY Ullentowe. Mentions of Grand Rapids, Western Pennsylvanian, and various names appear amid garbled text. The piece blends personal notices, dates, and scattered local color with unclear chronology.
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