Pinchot appoints Wallace deputies in Pennsylvania
Governor elect Pinchot announces Joseph J. Walsh of Wilkes Barre as chief of the department of mines, succeeding Seward Button. Robert L. Wallace of New Castle and John N. English of Pittsburgh are named deputy attorneys general.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Joseph J. Walsh
Wilkes Barre
Department of Mines
Seward Button
Robert L. Wallace
New Castile
John N
English
Pittsburgh
Miss Mershimer to Sing at Mission Service
Miss Mershimer, a noted New Castle soloist, will sing tonight at the City Rescue Mission service. Robert Fenton will deliver a noted lecture. Friday at two o'clock, women from a First Baptist society will meet to sew. Daughters of Lydia plan Saturday gathering with Mrs Edwin Crawford at 307 Host Wallace Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Matte Mershimer
New Castle
Robert Fenton
First Baptist Church
Lydia
Edwin Crawford
Wallace Avenue
Skatey Delight From Winter Kids On The Paved Lane
A vivid reminiscence recalls a neighbor’s front pave turned into a winter skating arena. Dozens of children carved slips and spins while older folk learned the fragile lessons of the ice. The author notes a twenty eight degree weather while recalling old thrills.
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Vye
Youngstown Woman Gives Blood To Save Polish Girl
Miss Ella Kerber volunteered for a blood transfusion to help 17 year old Goldie Mandell at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Youngstown. About a pint was donated and the patient showed improvement today as doctors said she had a better chance of recovery.
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Goldie Mandell
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Youngstown
Ohio
Ella Kerber
Mary Herber
Long Avenue
Miss Kerber
Miss Mandell
Poland
New Castle News
Premier Poincare Defends Ruhr Invasion Stance
Paris dispatch reports French Premier Raymond Poincare defended the invasion of the Ruhr coal field and Westphalian district in the Chamber of Deputies. He asked to postpone government interpellation, possibly until February, while denouncing the Rheinisch Westphalian coal syndicate for dissolving at Essen on the eve of occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank BE. Mason
International
Mews Service
Stati
Paris
Ruhr
Presmier Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Rhineland
Uantil
Bohlen
Rheinigh- Weatphilian Coal Syndicate
Eusan
Towing U. S. Sub To Bermuda Port
The submarine S-19, disabled after its engine room flooded during firefighting, was towed to Bermuda by a submarine tender. Navy officials said the vessel was not badly damaged and would be repaired upon arrival.
No Colored Troops Sent Into Tssen
ESSEN, Jan. 11 French forces here under General Rempant direct command. By mid afternoon all incoming troops were white and no colored soldiers had appeared.
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International News Service
Essen
Rempant
Marriage Licenses Listed in Pulaski and Millsville
Marriage licenses issued for Lewis A Kauffen and Florence Mayberry in Pulaski, Patsy Ferrarow in Hillsville, Rachael Rugby in Millsville, and William Miller with Castlay Liura ML amid the Gavmeny records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Kauffen
Pulaski
Florence Mayberry
Patsy Ferrarow
Hillsville
Rachael Rugby
Millsville
William Miller
Ew Castlay
P Liura
Wisteevepat
Gavmeny
Former King Constantine Dies In Italy
Former Greek king Constantine died in Palermo Italy after a cerebral hemorrhage at 11 o clock He had lived in exile since last autumn with his wife Queen Sophia Also reported dead by London desk Constantine abdicated and fled Greece in 1922 He was born 1868 and married Sophia in 1889 Prince Christopher and Princess Anastasia connected to the news in New York where they visited earlier in the month.
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International News Service
Palermo
Italy
Constantine
Greece
Sophia
London
Ormer
Thiu
Athens
Rivera
Tino
George I
Balantka
Switzerland
Turkey
George
New York
Christoyphar
International News E Service
Anastasia
Mra
William B. Leeds
Cleveland
America
Christopher
Ambassador
Ligo Purchases The Herb McGoun Property
Herb McGoun has sold his eight room frame residence on Grant street to J. B. Ligo of Crawford avenue. The Ligos plan to move in soon and have sold their Crawford Avenue property to their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs P J Meehan of Hamilton street, who take possession in early February.
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Herb McGoun
Grant Street
J. B. Ligo
Crawford Avenue
Hamilton Street
Essen Protests French Move To United States
Essen protests to the United States and Great Britain against occupation by Shahreneh. The movement was sparked by Paris allied actions and sparked international outcry in the city of Essen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
United States
Seven Hurt as Bob Sled Crashes Into Telegraph Pole
A bob sled crash at the Taylor and Pearson street intersection injures seven riders, with John Swartzwelder 17 seriously hurt and taken to New Castle Hospital. Dario Baptist, Walter Sumner, Thomas Hitchins, May Hitchins, Margaret Chase, and Margaret Bryson also sustain cuts, bruises, or injuries. Swartzwelder’s condition is grave after an attempted side glide to avoid a pedestrian.
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Allen Street
Margaret Chase
Fearson Street
Margaret Bryson
East North Street
Swartzwelder
Taylor Street
Pearson Street
New Castle Hospital
Thomas Hitchins
T. M. Shafer
Walter Sumner
Robb Woman Killed by Brother In Law Then Self
Mrs Etta Robb of Oil City Pennsylvania was shot by her brother in law Edward Cubbon early today. After blowing her head off with a shotgun Cubbon killed himself. Robb, a former school teacher, belonged to a prominent local family. her husband died about four years ago.
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Cinternational News Service
City
Etta Robb
Edward Cubbon
Cubbon
Robb
Etta Stevena
Relations Not Cut Off With France
Berlin January 11 foreign office officials said the recall of the German savoys from Paris and Brussels did not constitute a complete diplomatic break.
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International Newa Service
Berlin
Jen
Foreign Office
Paris
Brussels
French Troops Seize Essen In Ruhr Invasion
French forces cross into the Ruhr seizing Essen and Bochum with no resistance as an 18 mile line forms around the area. German defense adopts passive resistance while European powers debate troop movements and possible retreats.
British Cabinet Debates Rhine Troop Recall Policy
London reports show Premier Bonar Law presiding as the cabinet weighs withdrawing the army of occupation from the Rhine. Some ministers favor withdrawal while others fear affronting France and the Near East peace delegations. No decision was reached, with a plan described as watchful waiting. France has entered the Ruhr, occupying Essen, prompting uncertainty over Rhineland policy.
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David M. Church
London
Tandin
Rhine
A. Bonar Law
Paris
Ruhr
Essen
Lausanne
Bonard Law
Rhineland
Pace
Murderer Escapes Jail in Wichita Falls
Henry Toussaint, 34, under death sentence for the murder of his father, escaped from the county jail last night. Deputies hunt him after he unlocked four doors using a duplicate key. A Harvard engineering graduate, Toussaint had previously leaped from the Potomac River bridge near Washington, about 73 feet, unharmed.
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O International News Service
Wichita Falls
Texas
Henry Toussaint
Toussaint
Kay
Harvard University
Potomac Bridge
Washington
Auto Drivers Signalling Effort Across Nation
A nationwide drive to educate motorists in a standard signalling system is underway. Collists magazine and the New Castle Board of Trade support a series of illustrations teaching drivers the new code to reduce misunderstandings and accidents.
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Collists Magazine
New Castle Board of Trade
Driverpoof Automobiles
Germans Adopt Passive Policy in Ruhr Crisis
Berlin reports the government ordered passive resistance to the French occupation of the Ruhr after Essen was seized. Chancellor Cuno met with ministers as Germany prepared to reject French demands, while the Belgian and French diplomats were recalled and expected to return within 24 hours. Proclamations threatening death for sabotage were anticipated.
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Karl M. Elish
International News Service
Berlin
Rhineland
Ruhr
Wilhelm Cuno
Essen
Belgium
France
Seville Hotel Clerk Shoot Death of Clothing Manufacturer
Chicago Jan 11 Conflicting motives surround the fatal shooting of Sigmund Moss wealthy clothing manufacturer in the Seville Hotel lobby. Night clerk Matthew Callahan 25 claims Moss and wife caused a disturbance prompting a warning. a debt dispute led to Moss returning downstairs where he was shot. Mrs Moss disputes heavy drinking claims and notes prior quarrels. Moss was a partner in Wohld Moss and Company.
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International News Service
Chicago
Sigmund Moss
Sigmund
Seville
Matthew Callahan
Callahan
Moss
Har
Woh
Moss and Company
Half Million Fire Strikes Altoona Department Stores
International News Service reports S. L. Goldstein's department store in Altoona Pa was destroyed by fire early today. Louis Bergman’s store was badly damaged as flames threatened the city’s business core. Estimated loss about $500,000 with partial insurance. Adjacent buildings also damaged.
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International News Service
Altoona
S. L.goldstein
Louis Bergman
Death Notice for 74 Year Old Resident on Pallock Avenue
Mes. Garoline T Biot aged 74 of 1047 Pallock Avenue is reported dead. Funeral details and names of involved parties are not clearly legible in the notice.
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Mes
Garoline 'T
Biot
Pallock Avenue
John Myaistimuan
Beer
James Juneton
Shenango Develoye
Rail Crossings Fatal and Injury Toll for December
A December report from the bureau of accidents of the public service commission details nine deaths and 46 injuries from 89 automobile collisions at railroad grade crossings. The summary notes higher casualties in November with 13 killed and 52 injured, and references 1921 figures of 64 accidents causing two deaths and 44 injuries.
Multiple Tragedies and Trials Reported in Escalating News
Beavers, Pennsylvania and nearby towns report a murder conviction likely to face the electric chair due to tuberculosis. A Brownsville schoolhouse blast injures seven as a student tries to remove a dynamite cap. A World War II veteran, Harry Riley, gets three years in a West Virginia prison after pleading guilty to moonshine sales in Point Pleasant. A bus crush injures Misses Lottie Caller, Mary Kutler, Celia Fymkhanser, and John Lansing near Beaver Falls. John C. Epler dies after a locomotive incident in Altoona. A train collision kills Mrs. John Bagcott and her infant near Alburton, Maryland. A 800 acre timber land sale near Franklin is sold to RP Cann. Lane Tay operations will commence immediately.
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R. L. Wallace
Wallace
Pinchet
Mr. Pinchot
Lawrence County
L. Wallace
Mershimer
Mission
Arthur Mometer
Young Lady
Poincare
U. S
Bermuda
Tssen
Ligo
Bob
Bruckhausen
Rattingen
Public Square
Coblenz
Aachen
WEVER
Corferponmere Essen
Bochum
Germany
Dusseldorf
Britain
Elmore Beck
Beaver
Brownsville
Harry Riley
Moundsville
W. .Va
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Lottie
Mary Kutler
Celia Fymkhanser
John Lansing
Nevit Beaver Falls
John C. Epler
Altomna
John Bagcott
Hilda
Alburton
Thuber
Franklin
Mereer Teme Wud Stone Company
Stonehore
Lane Tay
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