Upshaw Delivers List of Booze-Drinkers to Haynes
WASHINGTON Jan 10 Representative William Upshaw Democrat of Georgia turned over evidence to the Prohibition Bureau alleging excessive drinking among high government officials and Congress members. He supplied names of capital bootleggers and their patrons but would not reveal the list publicly. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Upshaw discussed the matter with President Harding but details were not disclosed.
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International News Service
Washington
Wiliam D. Upshaw
Georgia
Prohibition Bureau
Congress
Upshaw
Italy Calls 1902 Reservists To Colors
Rome dispatch reports the war ministry issued an order to mobilize 902 second class Italian reservists amid expected Near East tensions. Italy plans to protect interests as reservists are to begin arriving next week. the ministry gave no explanation for the move.
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Italy
International News Service
Rome
War Ministry
Sact
Russia
Cuno Wins Strong Reichstag Vote Of Confidence
Berlin January 8 Chancellor Cuno addressed the reichstag and attacked Franco for invading the Ruhr district. He received an overwhelming support vote of confidence by 283 to 12.
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Berlin
Aer
Cuno
Reichstag
Franco
Ruhr
Inevitable Death Looms Over Wealth Hunger in Verse
A cryptic monologue laments wealth and friendship, contrasting money with genuine regard. The speaker contemplates financial success, losses, and the fleeting nature of life as symbolized by the scythe. Lilies on the door signal mortality, while friends endure beyond wealth.
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Jose
Ascuthher
Missing Coast Guard Crew Of Seven Found
York Beach Me Jan 13 Captain Walter E Sprague and the Isle of Shoals coast guard crew of six were found alive after a night of extreme cold and exposure. They had gone to aid two men aboard the wrecked lumber schooner Ralph W.
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International Nova Service
York Beach
Walter E. Sprague
Isle of Shoals
Dr. H W McKee Dies After Ill Health at Noon
Dr Harry W McKee longtime city physician dies at his home 14 North Mill Street Guerard Building after months of ill health He was born May 16 1862 in New Castle age 60 years 7 months 17 days Survived by wife Johanna McGuffin McKee son Harry W McKee Jr and three sisters Funeral set for Monday January 18 at 2 30 pm from 34 North Mill Street with interment in Graceland Cemetery
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Harry W. McKee
North Mill Street
Guerard
McKee
New Castle
James B
Agnes McGoun
First Presbyterian Church
Lodge of the Craft
Lawrence
Lawrence County Medical Society
Johanna McGuffin McKee
Harry W. McKee, Jr
This City
Smith McGoun
Beaver Falls
R. M. Jameson
Margaret McKes
Big City
Graceland Cemetery
Aid Society Pays Tribute To C P DusHane
Lawrence County Children's Aid Society at the Y W C A honored the late Clare P Du Shane a silent friend to homeless children. A $650 gift given before his death was noted along with his wish that the money remain anonymous. He supported many children and admired his late business partner J A Fields who continued the work. 68 children are cared for in Christian homes with several more to be placed soon. The report also notes law enforcement genesis in FuIawatha with Baker University student Miss Worth Miller sworn in as deputy due to railroad strike burdens.
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Clare P. DuShane
Lawrence County Children’s Aid Society
International
Fuiawatha
Kan
Irregulars Burn Cosgrave’s Home In Ireland Raid
In Rath Farnham the home of William T Cosgrave, president of the Dail, was burned by armed raiders. A proclamation signed by Eamon De Valera declared the Republican cause remains central to Ireland’s independence. Over 100 irregulars rode down from Blessington, set the barracks on fire, and retreated to the hills as Free State troops responded.
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International News Service
Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Dail Hireann
Rath Farnham
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
United States
Blessington
County Wicklow
Free State
Car Stolen in Ellwood Found by Police Here
L B Round, superintendent of New Gaatle Electric, reported his Dodge car Neense No. 89 374 stolen in Ellwand City. Police located the vehicle abandoned on East Washington street near Peterson's store after a traffic disruption, and it was brought to the patrol barn. Round identified the car later at the barn.
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L. B. Round
New Gaatle Electric Company
Ellwand City
Gomplalat
Washington Street
Carling
Peterson
Reynolds
Nelson
J. B. Round
Lineman’s Swing Ordered Down After Hazard Report
Officer Logan reported a line man’s swing hanging on a Citizens Telephone cable in front of 461 North Jefferson street, posing a menace to the public. The matter was referred to Citizens company, which promised removal.
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Logan
Citizens Telephone Company
North
Jefferson Street
Citizens Company
Pinchot to Move Into Executive Mansion Sunday
Gifford Pinchot prepares to assume governorship next Tuesday as the Pinchot family plans to move into the executive mansion the following day. A new cabinet mix includes Paul D. Wright as state highway commissioner and John S. Fisher to head the commerce department, with ongoing political maneuvering shaping early administration priorities.
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Gifford Pinchot
New York
Yale
Pinchot
Executive Mansion
Pinchots
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Agriculture
Henry C
Tndiwna
Department of Commerce
Sproul
Atate
Finchot
Wounded Acrobat Not Sorry He Slew Actress
Harold Blake Van Alstein an acrobat shot and killed vaudeville actress Marion McLaren in a New York restaurant. He told officers he was not sorry he killed her, lamenting only that the disgrace would hurt his mother in Omaha.
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International News Service
New York
Jeay
Bellevue Hospital
Harold Blake van Alstein
Mies
Marion Mclaren
Omaha
Neb
Auto Drivers Signal Cards Aim to Educate Nationwide
A nationwide effort to educate auto drivers in signaling is underway with various organizations, including Colliers magazine. The News, via the New Castle Board of Trade, presents signaling frustra tions used by the magazine to aid local motorists. The goal is for drivers to learn a unified signaling code to reduce misunderstandings and accidents.
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Colliers Magazine
New Castle
France and Belgium Ready to Pay Cash for Ruhr Coal
In a tentative accord, France and Belgium agreed to pay cash for Ruhr coal, marking a retreat from the earlier drastic program that aimed to seize all Ruhr coal after French troops crossed into the region. The shift comes as a response to fulfill Germany’s Versailles treaty deliveries.
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Internacional News Service
Essen
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
French Invaders Meet Opposition in Ruby District
In the Rhineland the French occupiers face organized passive resistance as German labor blocks French advances. Labor leaders warn that unpaid coal miners could trigger riots, while officials promise reforms. a tense stand continues as workers push back against Franco-Belgian-Italian administration.
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Ruby District
D. Weyer
International
Mews
Bervice
Corresp
Essen
Rhineland
Ruhr
Sonera
Puppy Love Romance May Face Annulment
Northwestern University law student Fred Scott, 21, nephew of president Walter Dill Scott, and his bride Audrey Lonquist, 18, daughter of Detroit and Chicago promoter Alex Lonquist, see immediate steps toward annulment as the couple’s families clash over the engagement and recent concealment of the romance.
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International News’ Service
Cricago
Fred Scott
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Northwestern Law
Audrey Lonquist
Northwestern Aid
Alex Lonquist
Detroit
Chicago
Resistatea
Scott
Prof
John A. Scott
Northwestern
Old Entente Stands On Other Issues Amid German Indemnity Rift
London report says despite Britain and France breaking on German indemnity, the old Entente remains united on other issues. British marines ordered to Memel to aid French troops repelling Lithuanian invaders at Lausanne, as British and French stand shoulder to shoulder on Near East questions.
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International News Service
London
Great Britain
France
Lausanne
Installed Friday as Fourth Presbyterian pastor Rev C M Junkin
Rev C M Junkin was installed pastor of Fourth Presbyterian church Friday evening in the absence of Dr James Albert Patterson. Rev F E Reese preached the installation sermon and charged the pastor. A reception for Rev Junkin is planned Thursday evening January 18 with the program arranged by the committee.
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C. M. Junkin
Fourth Presbyterian Church
James Albert Patterson
F. E. Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
Anud
Reese
Charles Bell
Ellwood City
Junkin
Herrin Miners Defense To Rest This Afternoon
The Herrin mine riot trial in Marion Illinois will pause as the defense rests at noon Monday with the jury to hear closing arguments by Thursday. Judge Hartwell postponed session due to urgent matters and Attorney General Brundage will return for the final stages. Prosecution and defense prepared for the next set of indictments targeting six more suspects.
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Sounse
Angus W. Kerr
Dr. W. C. Wallace Returns From Chicago Convention
Dr. W. Charles Wallace, president of Westminster College, returned from Chicago this morning after attending the Ninth Annual Convention of the Association of American Colleges. About 300 delegates represented major colleges nationwide at the Sherman Hotel, with speakers noted for national educational work.
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W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Chicago
Association of American Colleges
Association
Sherman Hotel
Eight Children Saved From Burning Temple
Fire swept the Temple of King Peter Eu Gypsy reader and a group of occupants in Chicago on January 13. Eight children were carried to the street through smoke and heat as the temple narrowly escaped total suffocation.
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Tinternations
Chicagq
Seangmie
Eutlhy
Peter EU
Bandits Rob Pennsylvania Sprinter Boots Lever
Harold Boots Lever top Pennsylvania track sprinter and 1928 captain was robbed by six motor bandits in Philadelphia early today. They stole his gold watch and cash and then escaped.
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Philadelphia
Harold “Boots” Lever
Pennsylvania
Death Record Notice for Several Local Residents
William Z McGuire age 67 dies at 06 East Long Avenue Mrs. Nelson Nolan of Pittsburgh and Eresa Favorito a 3 month old child of Harbor Bridge are listed among deaths. Dr Harry W McKay age 60 residence 134 North MOI Street is noted. Also mention W H Smith of Now Whiling ton.
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Willian _ Z. McGuire
Long Avenue
Miss Nelson
Nolan
Pittsburgh
Ereasa Favorito
Haver Bridge
Harry W. McKay
Moi Street
W. K. Smith
Wihlington
Reparations Body Grants Fortnight Grace To Germany
The Allied Reparations Commission granted Germany a two week grace period to pay the 500 million gold marks installment due Monday. France plans new conditions for an indemnity moratorium, while German passive resistance dims prospects for higher payments. French Italian experts dispute guarantees as talks with Brussels plan implications continue.
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Fef
Mason
International Mews
Paris
Ji 3
Inter
Germany
France
Ruhr
Vander
Brussels
John Bradbury
Refused To Wed Left Stage And Was Slain
Philadelphia report states Mary Maclaren of the One Five musical MacLarens refused to marry Van Alstein unless he left the stage. Her parents confirmed the couple’s plan to wed before a fatal incident ended the match. The incident ties to stage life and domestic conflict in the city.
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Citernational News Service
Philadelphia
Mary Maclaren
Maclaren
van Alstein
Italy Refuses to Send Guards to Ruhr
Rome reports Italy today refused France's request to send customs guards to the Ruhr district in Germany to assist French authorities. No further details were provided and the stance was described as final.
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Italy
Ruhr
International News Service
Rome
Tan
Italy Today
France
Germany
Tricky Bedford man dies after upstairs race spill
Bedford PI resident Hiram Saylor 56 contested his wife’s race upstairs and collapsed as a result of exertion. Grace Wright of Nelsonville OK received a long-delayed postal card from Cambridge. Yegemen’s explosion at Indian Refining in Charleston WV used electric ignition. Camp Drip Steel Daylight Saving defeat at Johnstown from a single employer vote. Harry Tritt of Bloomingdale gift note limits Sunday business use. John Merron of Victory VT marks 107th birthday with seven children surviving.
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Hiram Saylor
Bedford
Saylor
Grace Wright
Nelsonville
Cambridge
Harry Tritt
Bloomingdale
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Haynes
Bureau
Arthur Mometer
Coast Guard
H.W. McKee
North Mill St
AID Society
C. P. Dushane
Fact Up
Cosgrave
da Valera
Ellwood
Lous
Lineman
New York City
Johann Bierwirth
Sthineland Workersh Ip
Rear ‘Prougle
Blerwirth
Ruko
Fourth Presbyterian Conegregation
Herrin
W. C. Wallace
Motor Bandits
Rob
Yegemen
Indian Refining Company
Charleston
W. Va
Camp Drip Steel Company
Johnsttown
John Merron
Victory
Beta Meric
Tun Ghvee
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