Paris Conference Signs Financial Agreement Today
Paris reports the financial conference signed at 10 40 a m making the United States a partner with the allies in profits and enforcement of the Dawes Plan Ambassadors Herrick and Kellogg and Col Logan signed for the United States The clause limiting total U S claims against Germany was struck out Kellogg and the French premier held a long conference after the ceremony Franco American relations and the war debt issue were discussed by Premier and Secretary of State
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Frank E. Mabon
News Service
Paris
United States
Herrick and Kellogg
Col. Logan
Germany
Herriot
Kellogg
Eight Injured On Ice In Pittsburgh
International News Service reports Pittsburgh streets iced over causing eight injuries. The most serious victim is Monty Rensethausen, 7h, a retired fire captain with a fractured collar bone and body bruises. Joseph Shatting, 6, of Elizabeth, Pa., fractured skull and not expected to recover. eo Wagner, 8, suffered severe facial and hand rashes from a slab hitting a telephone pole.
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Pittsburgh
Monty Rensethausen
Joseph Shatting
Elizabeth
Eo Wagner
Mayor’s Call to Loafers and Drunks Sparks City Tahere
The mayor denounces loafers hustlers and drinkers while urging work and self-reliance. Bixtoner Bill Dunlap echoes the message, insisting people either earn a living or face punishment. The city forecasts a sharp, chilly thirty degree night with clear skies as warnings go out.
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Bill Dunlap
Clair
Mayer
Church Advocate To Present Argument For Bishop Brown
Charles L. Dibble, church advocate of Kalamazoo, will present arguments to the board of eight bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church in Cleveland. He seeks to uphold the May finding that Bishop William Montgomery Brown, retired Arkansas bishop, was heretic for doctrines in his book Christianity and Communism. The arguments may continue until tomorrow with an ultimate appeal possible to the house of bishops.
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Internacional Newd Service
Cleveland
Charles L. Dibble
Kalamazoo
Mid
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Brown
House of Bishops
U S Foreign Trade Tops Eight Billion in 1924
The Department of Commerce reports America's foreign trade reached 8.158 billion dollars in 1924 with a near one billion dollar favorable balance. December saw gold exports exceed imports by 29 million, the first such month since 1920. Gold imports totaled 319.72 million against 61.648 million exports for the year, versus 222.715 million gold imports and 28.643 million exports in the prior year.
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International ‘News Service
Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Tennessee Slayer of Five Executed in Electric Chair
Ben Burchfield, condemned for five murders, was executed in the electric chair at the Tennessee state prison at dawn. His father and slayer were with him until the end as Gov. Peay denied a last minute respite after a two hour morning talk.
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International News Service
Nashville
Tenn
Ben Burchfield
Bobbed Hair Fad Hits Woman at 106 Years Old
West Chester reports Elizabeth P. Yerkes, 106, adopts the bobbed look as long white hair thins. Yesterday she waved it in a flapyer style, joining a fad among older women observers note.
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International News Service
West Chester
Elizabeth P. Yerkes
Robberies Reported At Several Homes
A series of burglaries is reported with Mrs Murdoch’s 403 Bell Avenue entry last night showing a disturbed home. Det. Harner notes $7 and a money box moved but not stolen while no valuables were taken. Additional robberies include a camp bunkroom theft and a residence visit by a stranger who cleaned a house and left behind a Colt revolver and clothing.
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A. J. Murdoch
Bell Avenue
Murdoch
C. C. Horner
Jeremiah Meadows
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas Ferry
Mahoning Avenue
James
Two Children Perish In Canton House Fire
Canton O Jan 14 International News Service Helen Spriggle Jr and her brother Leonard four were burned to death when fire destroyed their grandparents home. Their father Nelson Spriggle in an adjoining room jumped from a second story window after futile rescue attempts.
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International
Canton
Helen Spriggle
Leonard
Nelson Spriggle
No New Cases Reported Amid Stable Sanitation News
Health officials in New Castle report no new cases of scarlet fever or diphtheria in the past 48 hours. The health bureau attaches state conditions remain steady as preventive measures continue.
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New Castle
No Legislative Probe Of Kansas Pardons Planned
Topeka Kansas January 14 there will be no legislative probe of the pardon situation in the administration of Gov Jonathan M Davis. C I Hope new speaker of the house said James Finley head of the joint investigating committee will present the report when the session reconvenes tomorrow and the committee will be discharged. A canvass of reading members of both houses reflected the speaker's stance. The county attorney's office is gathering evidence for the preliminary hearing of Davis and Lisson. Russell January 23.
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Charles Leavelle
International News Service
Topeka
Kans
Ihg
Jonathan M. Davis
C. In. Hope
House
James Finley
Ben 8
Paulen
Nand
Hope
Reading
Nine Killed, 65 Hurt In December Highway Accidents
International News Service reports Harrisburg January 14 that nine people died and 65 were injured in 94 motor vehicle crashes on State Highways during December. Most incidents occurred on curves or at crossings, with four on heavy grades and five involving intoxicated drivers.
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International News
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Shanghai volunteers aid police to preserve order
Shanghai volunteers were mobilized to assist the police in maintaining order. Rail traffic was suspended except for troop movements. The move signals heightened civilian support amid tense conditions in January.
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Isabletin
International News Service
Shanghai
Pittsburgh Fire Ties Up Traffic
Fire damaged the basement of the Lichy Barabart Realty Co in Pittsburgh yesterday causing losses over 2500 dollars and tying up traffic for more than an hour.
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Pittsburgh Fire
International News Service
Pittsburgh
lichy-Barabart Really Co
Senate Back In Former Position On Muscle Shoals
The Senate again adopted the Underwood bill to dispose of the Muscle Shoals water power project by a 46 to 73 vote, with Norris supporters scarce. The split aligned administration and Democratic forces against a small anti-government faction, repeating the previous day’s dynamic.
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Senate
Ty Kenneth Clark
Bulletin
Conternational Newsy Service
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Jones
Norria
Curtis
Kansas
Carnegie Steel Plant Operating At Full Capacity
New Castle’s Carnegie Steel Company plant is running at 100 percent for the first time in months as the Rosena Furnace returns to service. The steel mill and blast furnaces resume full operation. tin mills also run at high capacity, signaling an improving industrial and financial climate with a likely sustained upswing.
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New Castle
Carnegie Steel Company
Rosena
New Castles
Wrecking Steamer Nears Salvage of Submarine 19
International report from Boston notes the wrecking steamer Resolute from New York is near the bar to salvage submarine 3-19. Commander Poteet says salvaging gear should free the sub. crew aboard remains aboard, weather says rough with risky communications as ships stand by. Continued on page two.
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Resolute
New York
Chatham
Nauset Beach
Coast Guard
Tampa
Acushnet
Wes
Davis Stays In Cabinet Amid Washington Shuffle
News from Washington reports James J. Davis will remain Secretary of Labor under the Coolidge administration for four more years. The cabinet retains most members with changes that include Frank B. Kellogg replacing Hughes as Secretary of State and Charles Leeper Warren succeeding Leason? as Attorney General. Pittsburg continues to be represented by Mellon and Davis in the cabinet.
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Wrington
D. C
James J. Davis
Labor
Coolidge
Davis
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kelogg
Stona
Charles Leecer Warren
Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
More Books Wanted By Boy Held At Pottsville Jail
William Cavalier a 14 year old convicted of first degree murder for killing his grandmother Catharina Cavalier 64 at her home last September sits in Schuylkill county jail awaiting appeal. He requested more picture books and spends time reading children’s books and playing with juveniles in the jail. Judge Koch will hear the appeal arguments later this week.
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Internaional
Pottsville
William Cavalier
Catherina Cavalier
Schuylkill County
Paul Roads
Koch Jtig
Weels
Bar Polish Fatal to Three in Pennsylvania Wedding
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on January 14 three men died and others were seriously ill after drinking bar polish mistaken for gin at a wedding festivities near Marzeville. A barroom mix up led to contaminated liquor and the celebration turned tragic.
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Internaional
Mahanoy City
George Lexaconis
Joseph Larcellus
Minersville
Joseph @bautia
Shenandoah
William
Spollee
Marzeville
Marigaret Vinski
al Joseph ‘Vinski
George Vinski
American Marines Guarding Troops Defeated In China
American Marines arrived in Shanghai to assist guarding defeated Chinese troops of the Peking government held in foreign-settlement camps. Foreign consuls favored sending prisoners home on foreign ships but lack ships for transport.
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China
International News Service
Shanghat
Peking
Death Record for David M McConnell and Mildred Sholey
David M McConnell age 78 of Sheenango Township is listed in the death record along with Mildred Sholey age 7 months of Shenando Township. The notice mentions Joseph Svect Curson Flo and New Castle Pennsylvania.
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David M. McConnell
Sheenango
Joseph Svect Curson
New Castle
Mildred Sholey
Shendango
Girl Jailed Over Worthless Christmas Gift Check
Ruth Martin had her steady Frederick C. Rydstrom arrested after he gave a 50 check for a Christmas present that bounced. The draftsman was charged with false pretenses at the first precinct. He had previously been arrested for passing worthless checks in Los Angeles Salt Lake City Denver and St Louis.
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Conternational
Washington
Ruth Martin
Frederick C. Rydstrom
Rint
Freddie
First Precinct
Totica
Trydstrom
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
St. Louis
Refuse Extradition In Poison Candy Case
International News Service reports Governor Smith refused to extradite Mrs. Mita Barns from Coimbra Mississippi in the Olean poisoned candy case. Federal authorities now take the investigation with District Attorney Archibald Lathlaw turning over evidence. The alleged poison candies contained bichloride of mercury bromsters and are not connected to New York state. Federal agents are examining the guilt.
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Wes
New York States
Fadler
Japanese Police Heighten Security As Diet Reopens
In Tok io on January 14 special precautions were taken to curb radical violence when the Diet reconvenes. Two men were arrested for an alleged plot to kill Premier Kato. Other alleged radicals are under police surveillance.
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International News Service
Tokio
Kato
Couple Married by Hollidaysburg Justices of the Peace
John W. Green aged 72 and Mrs Susan Brenneman aged 75 wed yesterday by Justices of the Peace Lewis of Hollidaysburg Pa The ceremony followed by no other details provided.
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John W. Green
Susan Brenneman
Justices of the Peace
Lewis
Hollidaysburg
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