Moral Opposition To Ruhr Invasion Displayed In Britain Note
Germany warns of Bolshevism as Ruhr invasion looms. Chancellor Cuno presses moral opposition to French actions and reparations demands. Ambassador Sthamer informs Britain that Germany cannot resume deliveries while Versailles conditions persist, amid talk of a reparations moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pay M. Churgh
International News Service
Tees
Ney Feateanati
London
Bolyhevisn
Germany
Wilhelm Cuno
Berlin
Cyno
Ruhr
Evnis
Cuno
Irla
Sthamer Garman
Englandles
Foreign Office
Paris
Wired Reparations Commission
Elks Plan Annex. Special Committee Meets January 25
Elks committee members summoned to meet on Thursday January 25 to discuss financing an annex to the Falk's Home. Project under discussion includes adding to the Elk's building to support a hotel proposition. site adjacent to the current structure would host the addition. Members named include Harteuff Rigby Rentz Hutton Pyle Blues Genkinger Davis Van Fleet Horner Alexander Woods Heyt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
I ‘Ag
Elke
O. J. H. Harteuff
George A Rigby
Fred L. Rentz
John W. Hutton
Davia
Pyle
William Blues
Louis G. Genkinger
John 8. Davis
Charles H. van Fleet
Harry D. Horner
Harry Alexander
John F. Woods
Frank 3. Heyt
Evening cinema lure spoiling fun by dull weather
Arthur Mometer longs for a night out at a picture show or vaudeville to escape the grind and free Tullie from his mind. He fears the front row will be taken by others eager for light hearted song and fun, and laments how the crowd spoils the mood as he notes the chilly thirty one degree weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullie
Randy
Gimimy
Wonderful Tribute To Jas A Gardner On 80th Birthday
New Castle city council held an unusual session to pay tribute to James A Gardner Esq a soldier citizen lawyer and Christian gentleman on the occasion of his 80th birthday. Several addresses reflected his service to the city and community as the meeting proceeded with reflections and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Gardner
New Castle
James A. Gardner
Mothers Ask Harding To Stop Rum Running
International News Service reports that mothers and the PTA urge President Harding to deploy Navy protection to guard Atlantic coast towns from rum runners. The letter claims no government boats patrol New England and only one in New York harbor remains available, warning that without aid the coastal communities face a morale crisis amid widespread bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Harding
United States Navy
Atlantic
White House
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
New England
New York
Sun Yat Sen closes in on Canton without fighting
International news reports Sun Yat Sen's Republican army encircling Canton and attempting a seizure without battle. Martial law declared, mass refugee exodus from the port, and Canton’s defenders said to be demoralized as the situation develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hong Kong
Republican
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of
South China
Canton
Shipley School Damaged by Fire in Bryn Mawr
International News Service reports a fire damaged the Shipley School for girls early today in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania. Students evacuated orderly thinking it a drill while hundreds of Bryn Mawr College observers watched. Fire officials said the dairy and bath house doors were broken open. Repairs planned promptly.
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T International News Service
Bryn Mawh
Jan
Lem
Shipley School For
Bryn Mawr College
Eliza Oe
Marriage Licenses Reported in New Castle District
Robert C lywith and Lee J Auslin consented to marriage in New Castle along with Jannie B Juinger and Dugoly, Joseph H Showaller, Martha M Sipe, and Siven Cantle as listed licensees in the district records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C.lywith
Lee J Auslin
Jannie B. Juinger
Dugoly
Joseph H. Showaller
New Castle
Martha M. Sipe
Siven Cantle
Gambling Raid at DiCarbo Corner Stirs City Court
Mayor Fred L Rentz addressed a class of gamblers at his court after last night raid at Paul DiCarbo corner of MIL and Division streets. Fourteen visitors paid fines or forfeited 25 dollars each, proprietor fined 100 dollars, city treasury gains 450 dollars. Several offenders absent. remarks on enforcing the law and future workhouse terms. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
Mayor's Court
Paul DiCarbo
coTrner
Mil
Division Streets
DiCarbo Place
Anca Tore
George Wilson
Wilson
French Troops Surround Essen Take Ruhr City
German resistance to the French occupation in Essen and the Ruhr rises as Privy Councillor Gruetzner contests the industrial commission’s reach. Mine owners snub officials, mines operate, but pay may falter as tensions grow and civilians observe a wary quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Rubi
Germany
Pank
Tepre
Reichst
Memel Declares State of Siege in Baltic Zone
Memel in the Baltic region is placed under siege as Lithuanian troops seize the area. A Soviet is proclaimed by the invaders while French troops gather at Memel to defend neutrality. Allied warships standby as the Interallied Commission warns Lithuanians to retire.
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Copenhagen
Aiege
Meme
Baltic
Momal
Interallied Commission
Memel
Germany
Lithuania
Memsl Woekes
Auto Drivers Signalling System Aims for Nationwide Adoption
A nation wide effort to educate motorists in a standardized signaling system is underway through Collier's magazine. The New Castle Board of Trade enables access to illustrations from the magazine to aid learning. Drivers should adopt the code to reduce misunderstandings and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers Magazine
New Castle Board of Trade
Tha
Avery
Ruhr Occupation Sparks European Tensions Across Europe
In the Rhineland developments French forces widen control around Essen while German protests mount over reparations. Britain abandons hopes for early payments as Belgium and Italy discuss a new industrial commission. Memel in martial law reports Lithuanian troops crossing into neutral territory formerly German soil.
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Essen
Wilhelm Gano
Germany
Baly Ynsion
Rohr
Britain
Vlice
Paris
Rhine
Coblenz
Memel
Ruhr
Plans for Pennsylvania inaugural parade and reception
In Harrisburg on January 12, detailed plans were announced for the inauguration of Gifford Pinchot as governor of Pennsylvania next Tuesday. The event includes a noon ceremony with prayer by Bishop Garland, oath by Chief Justice Von Moschizisker, a brief inaugural parade, and a 2:30 PM public reception in the Capitol rotunda. Ten political organizations and several Republican clubs will participate, with detachments from National Guard units and veterans groups and a Boy Scout presence.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Frank A. Smith
Frank 0D
Beary
National Guard
Veterans’ Organizations
Boy Scouts
Thomas James Garland
Robert von Moschizisker
State Supreme Court
Capitol
Republican Club
Philadelphia
Americus Club
Pittsburgh
Schuylkill County
Pottsville
C. M. Blair ‘Civic Club
Berks
Reading
Scranton
Republican Women of
Philadelphia County
R. J. Patton Marching Club
West End
Scout Planes Depart for 6000 Mile Naval Voyage
Scout planes depart from Hamps Roads for a 6000 mile cruise ending at Panama for March fleet maneuvers. The squadron, under Lt. Cmdr. E. T. Bartlett, will test radio directed fire against battleship targets with a plan to stop across Central America en route to Panama.
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International News Service
Noneowk
Navy
Naval Air Service
Panama
E. T. Bartlett
Pensacola
Cuba
Mexican Coast
Pausma
Wallace Will Reside Here Not In Harrisburg This Winter
Attorney Robert L. Wallace, honored by Governor Elect Pinchot as deputy attorney general for Pennsylvania, returns home after talks with the governor elect and Woodruff. He is likely to be the first assistant deputy, though John N. English was named later. Wallace will not live in Harrisburg this winter, plans weekly trips, and is expected to steer legislation through both houses, including bills Pinchot may push in the first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Wallace
Pinchot
State of
Pennsylvania
Wallace
Harrisbore
House of Representatives
Police Officer Orders Sidewalks Cleared Of Snow
Officer Fate Hilliers was assigned to inspect properties on Bighlaré Avenue by Mayor Rentz and remove obstructions from sidewalks fronting homes and institutions. The Highland school district, Masonic association, and private residents were among those with dangerous, snowy walks the mayor sought cleaned for pedestrian safety after Hilliers’ district visit.
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Fate Hilliers
Bighlaré
Mayer, Rentz
Masonic Association
Highland School
Officer Hilliers
Death Record Notices Across Mercer County and Nearby Areas
Death records list Mrs. Hugh Livingston 76 of Mercer County Wise Anna H. Benson 28 at 504 Riverview Avenue Nicol Warocco seven months old year 801 South Jefferson Street Nick Worbey at 187 Mahoning Avenue. Obituary notices summarize local deaths and associated addresses in a compact column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Anna H. Benson
Riverview Avenue
Nicol Warocco
South Jefferson Street
Nick Worbey
Mahoning
Avenue
Crissinger Named Head Of Federal Reserve Board
President Harding nominated Daniel R Crissinger of Marion Ohio to head the Federal Reserve Board filling the vacant position since August and to take duties after Senate confirmation James G McNary of New Mexico was named to succeed Crissinger as Comptroller of the Currency Mile D Campbell of Michigan was chosen as the dirt farmer member of the board the appointments reflect a shift in controlling the nation's banking system.
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Senate
Crissinger
Harding
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Hile Mile D. Camppel
Coldwater
Midt
Federal Reserve Board
Identity Of Dead Man Is Mystery
Investigations seek the true identity of a man killed by a dumb waiter in a Philadelphia hospital. He was found as Frederick William Johnson but papers suggest he may be Count George Frederick Wilhelm Von Duissebers, brother of a WWI arm division commander. Relatives are indicated in Boston and California.
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International Ews Service
Philadelphia
Frederick William Johnson
George Frederick Wilhelm von Duisebers
Boston
California
First Chickens Of Present Year Reported
Mrs. Peter Summer of New Cassie R D No 2 reports success in chicken watering during the cold spell. She hatched ten Rhode Island Red peeps yesterday after twelve eggs were set under the hen in the chicken coop. Who is the next to report?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Summer
New Csstie R. D. No. 2
Rhode Island
Fragmented 1920s News Snaps From Michigan To Pennsylvania
Snapshot items describe a series of tragic and unusual events. A woman near Lake City, Michigan, was killed by an untagged bull while trying to drive it with a broom. In Chambersbury, Pa., Mrs. Charles J. Zutlinger, 24, hangs herself in a garage amid despondency. A Lansford landlord, Paul Poterki, hangs himself with a waist belt. William Good of Pottsville, a carpenter, fell from a four story building but may recover. J Crosby, Honesdale merchant, dies from a fall on an icy street. others suffer injuries. Tomas Johnston, Greensburg youth, 14, faces involuntary manslaughter charges after driving a car that killed Mrs. Mary O’Cleary. The West Virginia peasants’ gain association seeks state aid for county...
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G. R. Long
Lake City
Mich
William Good
Pottsville
J. ¥. Crosby
Honesdale
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Arthur Mometer
Gardner
National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers
Sun
Republican Army
Shipley School
Eilers
Neshanstrock Avenue
Oree
S. Mull St
Rhineland
Naval Air Fleet
Hugh Livingston
Mercer
Reserve Board
Marion Man
W. P. G. Harding
Charles J. Zutlinger
Chambersbury
Felf
Paul Poterki
lLeter
Lansford
GTP Health
Tomas Johnston
Greensburg
Johnston
Wrx
Mary O'Cleary
West Virginiangain Association
Yatta
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