French Troops Cross Neutral Boundary In Ruhr Advance
French troops reportedly moved from Dusseldorf toward Essen crossing the neutral zone boundary as Allied reparations issues loom. Chancellor Cuno resists coercion while German leaders weigh declaring Versailles treaty void if French forces enter the Ruhr. General DeGoulle leads the French army of occupation amid war scare talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T International News Service
Rhineland
Paris
Germany
Essen
Dusseldorf
Cuno
France
Ruhr
Germain
DeGoulle
Mayor Rentz Talks To Cops In New Castle Speech
Mayor Fred Renty told a Fraternal Order of Police audience last night he seeks a courteous, high standard for New Castle officers. He urged officers to use judgment and kindness, not raids or overzealous arrests, and to inform violators politely. The police welcomed the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Renty
New Castle
Fraternal Order of Police
Rentz
Newcastle
Frantic cleanup in city street chaos after mishap
Arthur Mometer Fils emerges battered and mud spattered from a mishap on busy city streets. He hides his face, changes clothes, and curses the weather as onlookers offer little aid while a crowd gathers amid staining chaos.
Harlansburg Gas Wells Begin Piping to City Mains
Four hundred thousand cubic feet of gas daily will soon augment New Castle’s supply, as Turner Brothers’ five wells on the Messersmith farm near Harlansburg are connected to main lines. Arrival of a meter delays the switch. The company seeks a reserve, though no shortage is evident this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Joseph Campbell
S Light and Heat Company
Turner Brothers
Messersmith
Harlansburg
S Light and Heat Co
Harlansbure
Best Shot Richardson in Self Defense Exonerated
A coroner's jury in Beaver Falls absolved A. G. Best of killing Roy Richardson near Ellwood City in the Lillyville district. Witnesses said Richardson threatened and tried to break into Best's home, and Best fired in self defense. Mrs Richardson had left Richardson and stood outside Best's home during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
A. G. Best
Roy Richardson
Lillyville
Ellwood City
John Jackson
Beaver Falls
Best
Dunlap Renamed County Detective
Judge Bomery re appointed County Detective J M Dunlap for another year after a petition by District Attorney Hildebrand. Dunlap earned praise for active liquor law enforcement and aiding license revocation petitions with the DA’s help.
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Hildebrand
Bomery
Sounty
Datactive
Dunigo
Haner
Day
R. L. Hildebrand
Dunlap
Bank Directors Are Named Today Officers Elected
Bank directors are named and officers elected in city banks as annual elections wrap with few changes. Citizens Bank and First National replace directors after J. P. H. Gunningham’s death. P. J. Flaherty chosen by Citizens and John D. Chapman by First National. Safe Deposit and Trust Co. and National Bank of Lawrence County elect James M. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
First National
J. P.H. Gunningham
P. J. Flaher Lyy
John D. Chapman
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
National Bank
Lawrence County
James M. Smith
Germany Held As Defaulter On Coal and Coke
Paris January 9 The intertoday held Germany in default on coal and coke pledged under the Versailles treaty for 1922 deliveries. France Belgium and Italy backed the default while Great Britain voted against it. A commission meeting was held to hear Germany's explanation, with a second session summoned as the answer was not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mason
International Mews Service
Paris
Inter- Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Scottish Maid Titled Queen or Plain Duchess in England
London reports a 22 year old Scottish maid may become Queen of England, with speculation that Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon will wed Prince Edward. The piece notes her non royal birth but close ties to the royal circle and her status as a home girl of the prince’s faith, and mentions opposition to a foreign match.
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England
London
York House
Prince of Wales
Grant Britain
Elizabeth
Hazabeth Gowes-Lyon
Earl of Atrathmors
Edward
Mary
Lord Lascelles
Yolanda
Italy
Duszabeth
Vkatr Chofca
Howds-Lyon
York
Brunen's Slayer Executed In New Jersey Murder Case
Harry C. Mohr, convicted of conspiring to murder circus owner Honest John Brunen, received a life sentence from Supreme Court Justice Ikalisech after Brunen was shot at his Riverside New Jersey home March 10. Mohr's wife Doris Brunen attended the hearing without visible emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Mouny Holly
N. J
Harry C. Mohr
Honest John" Brunen
Supreme Court
Kaliach
Brunen
Riverside
Ikalisech
Mohr
Hotel Auction Sale Opens With Prayer
Ten o'clock this morning saw the sale of the Leslie Hotel furnishings begin with a silent prayer led by C C Robingson the hotel lessee. A wall placard urged readers to Read 1 Kings 21 which tells Naboth's vineyard story used to frame the scene and mood of the event.
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Leslie
C. C. Robingson
Naboth
Ahab
Jezebel
Allah
Whiskey Service Under Review at Jefferson Hotel License Hearing
A hearing before Judge Timery sought to revoke Ralph Morelio and Jack Sapienzo's license at the Jefferson Hotel. District Attorney Hildebrand charged the proprietors sold liquor containing more than one half of one percent alcohol. Witness Hicks testified about a September 27 encounter, private dining, a pint whiskey and beer charged at $14, and a raid by state police with Dunlap collecting the bottle.
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Ralph Morelio
Jack Sapienzo
Jefferson Hotel
Timery
R. L. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Charles Matthews Jr
James A. Chambers
Co. W. Hicks
Wayne Township
Wayne Township, Employed By the District Attorney's Office
Mitchell
J. M. Dunlap
Hicka
Judgment Granted In Two Petitions In Wilwood City Case
Judgment granted in two petitions in the George Worthington Company versus Hugh W Tomb trading as Wilwood City Electric Company. An appearance was granted in the Schuster case and against Mike and Katie Kolutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudga Binary
George Worthington Company
Hugh W. Tomb
Wilwood City Eiectrie Company
Stephen Schuster
Mike
Katie Kolutz
Religious School Opens On Monday
One hundred twenty four registered Monday evening at the opening of the First Religious Training school under city churches in North street junior high school. Enrollment surprised committees and indicates public willingness for instruction. Sixty had indicated attendance but more enrolled, with more likely to come. Instructors to conduct two classes each and adjust devotional time. Professor Edwin McCormick will meet with the principal to finalize plans. Enrollments include congregations from nearly every church in the city, including colored congregations Presbyterians Methodists Baptists and others.
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North Street
Edwin McCormick
McCormick
Ralph M Campbell Is Much Improved
Attending physicians report Ralph M Campbell prothonotary and clerk of courts who was taken suddenly and seriously ill Sunday morning at the First M B church 751 is much improved though still confined to bed and it is not yet known when he will be permitted to get up.
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Ralph M. Campbell
Heis
Automobiles Collide at Mill and Washington Streets
A Monday afternoon crash at the corner of Mill and Washington streets involved J T McNest of 209 Elay street and Ray Gordon. Both vehicles suffered damaged tenders as Gordon exited Mill onto Washington and McNest traveled west on Washington.
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J. T. McNest
Elay Street
Pennsylvania
Lcensa
Ray Gordon
Licensa
Mill and
Washington Streets
Gordon
Mill Street
Washington Street
McNeal
Washington
Death Record for William DPD in Portland and affiliations
Obituary note lists William DPD, age 68, of Portland Oregon, with connections to Mes Grace Cruscher Prices of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and Ruth Virginian Shira. Also mentions addresses on Main Street and Elwood City, plus Harold Dickey and Elon Swagner tied to Euclid Pennsylvania and Elwood City.
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Grace Cruscher
Wilkes- Barre
Ruth Virginian Shira
Abel Perrine
Elwood City
Elon Swagner
Harold Dickey
Euclid
Million Dollar Fire On Coast Rages At Eagle Rock Sub Plant
A blaze thought to be sparked by a wire short circuit swept the Southern California Company sub plant at Eagle Rock near Los Angeles. The $1,000,000 fire followed ignition of 75,060 gallons of oil, starting last night and still burning as of today.
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Diptertignondal News Service
Los Angeles
Jan
Southern Califordison Company
Eagle Rock
Snapshots And Local News From Gallipolis And Nearby Areas
Robert M. Rodgers, 75, Gallipolis, shot himself amid life’s end as a retired farmer. Belmont district tobacco growers form a pool to lift prices by about 10 million dollars. Six officers injured when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania train at a grade crossing. GC Burnett, convicted of manslaughter in a Wheeling case, fined 8500 and a year in prison. Officials search for Ford Weber, Meadville shoe merchant, after a Saturday night shooting. Twin calves arrive at Edward Drumbere’s Weatherby farm amid attention. Pottsville jury convicts Mrs Chistins Cupla of refusing a street-found $100 bill. Mrs William Rumsmoke of Newark, aged 30, dies after tossing improvised stove oil fearing explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Prick Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Chistins Cupla
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Arthur Mometer
Lady
Esigahathl Awer Kyons
Bywater
Luther A. Huston
O. London
Edith Jessie Thompson
Halloway Jail
Frederick Brwaters
Pentonville
Peter Thompson
Burwaters
Stephens
William Dpd
Bryan
Portland
California
Robert M. Rodgers
Gallipolis
Belmont, O
GC. Burnett
Owe Werfele
Wheeling
W. Va
Ford W. Weber
Meadville
Edward Drumbere
Weatherby
William Rumsmoke
Newark
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