Y M C A Sets 1600 Member Goal For Workers Williams
Williams named comptroller of the treasury as the Y M C A targets a 1600 member goal for its workers. The appointment places Williams at a key financial oversight role within the organization.
13 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
1
Williams named comptroller of the treasury as the Y M C A targets a 1600 member goal for its workers. The appointment places Williams at a key financial oversight role within the organization.
John Skelton Williams, assistant secretary of the treasury, nominated by President Wilson as comptroller of the treasury, faces a Southern-led Senate opposition. Born in Powhatan Virginia in 1865, he built ties with railroads and banks, organized Seaboard Air Line and Bank of Richmond, and later held multiple directorships. He studied at the University of Virginia and married Lila Lefebvre Isaacs in 1895.
Ezra Carr sues Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co seeking 3000 dollars for a shoulder injury sustained April 1910 while inspecting a water tank on a sprinkling car. He alleges negligence in equipment and safety. Judge Porter refused a non-suit after evidence and arguments by Clyde Gibson and C H Akens.
Albany Jan 18 The state court of appeals heard arguments on the 1912 murder of Herman Rosenthal. Police Lt Charles Becker and his gunman co defendants faced review, with a decision expected before adjournment. Chief Judge William E Werner presided.
Mrs. Delilah Black 76 of New Bedford. Mrs. Celestine Speight 73 of Kingston. Frances Sayers of Niles. Mrs. Pasquale Giorgio 30 of 111 Friendship St. Florence Chiarazzo 7 days of 214 South Norrisway. John K. Munich 74 of New Wilmington. Robert Johnson 9 months of Leesburg.
A major winter storm grips roughly half the United States with heavy snow, strong winds, and widespread travel disruptions. Weather agencies warn of blizzard conditions in several states and hazard potential through the weekend.
The northeast and south feel a freezing blast as a northwest gale hits the Atlantic coast. Temperatures drop to 8 above zero in New York amid intense suffering and strained shelter options. Detroit records three degrees above zero with notable mining-area evictions and a fatal auto crash near Adrian.
Sanitary Inspector Hunter arrived on Moravia Street after a complaint about a sewer. He found the so called sewer was a roof cave spouting and told the resident a timer was needed, not a sanitary cop, before departing.
Inspectors recommended parole for W. L. Clark, convicted of forgery in Lawrence County. If unchallenged, the board of pardons will grant release on January 2 after serving more than a third of his sentence. He forged a woman’s check on North Street for rent, was pursued by Officer Melcher, captured in Philadelphia, and later brought back for trial.
Captain Peter Walsh detains Harry Johnston of New Castle and Pearl Vaughan aged 18 of Canton after a Penn Station meeting led to a disorderly conduct arrest. Johnston, married and separated, allegedly courted Vaughan who was found loitering. Det Patrick Swinehart reported the Pennsylvania station pickup. No further information was available from New Castle police.
At the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Bottling and Manufacturing Company of this city officers were elected for the coming year. Guy J. Wadlinger was chosen president, W. A. Mayne vice president, L. F. Wadlinger secretary and assistant treasurer, and Louis Priesel, Sr. treasurer and manager. The company also plans to install new and improved machinery during the year.
The Moore order Moose Club is perfecting plans for a minstrel show in the city around mid February. Competent organizers ensure success with returning local favorites Quinn Donley and Ulrich among the participants.
Delilah Bradley declares she will return home to atone for eloping with Joel M. Foster, a wealthy New Jersey man. Her father plans to go to Mobile once authorities decide on her testimony, while her mother expresses relief and forgiveness.
Fire department crews responded to a still alarm at the Mitch ell residence 811 West Washington street. Officials said a burning out flue caused the blaze and prompted the morning call.
Ice piles rise 8 to 10 feet in Neshannock Creek above the East Washington street bridge after a night of upstream movement. A small gorge forms downstream of the bridge as thaw risks sending larger blocks downstream, endangering the area.
President Wilson arrived in Washington from Pass Christian at 7:30 AM with Mrs. Wilson and daughters Eleanor and Margaret. He headed to the White House for breakfast then resumed work on his trust legislation message, appearing in good health as he faced the diplomatic reception tonight.
Martial law took effect across Transvaal and the Orange Free State as rail traffic fell into disarray. Trains with armed troops were sent to deter dynamiters. race tensions rise and whites on the Rand urged to arm themselves. General DeWit leads 5,000 volunteers to protect Johannesburg amid a spreading strike crisis.
An Assyrian baker at a Moravia street bakery was injured when his right hand and two fingers were caught in a loaf separator. Doctors hope to save the severed digits and restore function.
Reports from Nagasaki describe the Sakura-Jima eruption in January that destroyed Sakura Island and Kagoshima City. Lava and flames engulfed streets as ashes three feet deep choked avenues, killing hundreds and forcing mass refugee evacuations amid ongoing shocks and volcanic fumes.
Ethel Smith, who suffered severe burns after a gasoline accident that linked to Billy Rugh’s skin graft, married Leon Cline, a cigar clerk, in Chicago after eloping from Gary. She had been engaged to Ray Roberts when the accident occurred. Rugh died after the graft.
Clarence Norton, a night stationary fireman at the B. & O. round house, suffered a heart failure at work. An engine carried him to New Castle where an ambulance rushed him to Shenango Valley hospital, where he is reported much better today.
The Junior L T L will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Miss Gladys Gorley on County Line street.
Furniture in rooms occupied by Mrs A C Clark on Hast street was moved this morning and stored.
The local Y M C A gears up for a national drive to gain 1600 members. Field secretary EK Hockenberry leads a 300 worker plan of 24 teams under General Chairman T H Bopp with card indexes of 8000 prospects to avoid double counting. Dinner and meetings begin Thursday with a formal campaign rule discussion.
In southern Japan a volcanic eruption on Sakura Jima in Kagoshima Bay leaves about 500 dead and 8,000 homeless. Lava streams from the crater destroy villages and flames sweep Sakura Island as Kagoshima and refugees face threat. two Japanese warship squadrons are headed toward Kagoshima.
A conference of First Congregational church members is set for Saturday evening at 7 39 to discuss the resignation of Rev. J T L Williams as pastor.
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