Division of Opinion Over Paris Agreement Divides Washington
After the Keborg Churchill accord in Paris, the United States wins 2 1 4 percent of the Dawes plan annuities to satisfy war claims, but opinion splits over whether Paris marks a victory or a diplomatic defeat for America. American representatives secured justice for claims and equal participation rights in Germany, yet doubts persist about punitive measures allied powers might decree.
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Regent Gets Picture From Grand Theatre
A sensational Universal melodrama titled The Tornado stars House Peters. Reputed as a colossal thrill ride, it comes directly from the Million Dollar Theatre in Pittsburgh and will be shown at the Regent Theatre all next week.
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United States Gains Direct Stake in German Reparations
Senate circles weigh the shift as Kellogg Logan allocation ratifies a Paris agreement making the United States a direct party to the German payments dispute. With about 21 4 percent stake worth roughly $600 million, observers fear what actions Washington may join if Germany defaults.
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Young elevator operator travels ten miles daily in New Castle
Harold Brown of 704 Chestnut Street works as the elevator operator in the Lafe Deposit and Trust company building. He makes about 350 trips daily along an elevator shaft described as 55 feet high, covering a remarkable daily motion in his routine.
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New Castle
Harold Brown
Chestnut Strees
Lafe Deposit and Trust Company
High Standards Of Living Affects Population Growth
Easton Pa January 14 Professor Ezra Bowen Lafayette College critiques rising living standards in The New Republic essay Ants Grass and Men A Sponge Theory of Population He argues wealth and comfort raise two issues for society: neglect of health and unfit individuals, yet drive others toward marriage and smaller families The piece contrasts icy February streets and a drenched servant girl with the herd drifting toward extinction as wealth grows and population shifts with living standards.
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Ezra Bowen
Department of Economics
Lafayette College
the New Republic
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Slippery Rock Accepts Citizen Committee Light Offer
Slippery Rock borough voters approved a street lighting contract after the Citizens Committee pledged to finance the rights. West Penn Power will install 29 lights, with work starting immediately so power can be turned on once the tax funds arrive.
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West Penn Power Company
Urges Support For Citizen Military Training Camps
The editorial urges backing the citizen military training camp plan against budget cuts. It argues for expanding camps and funding to benefit military efficiency and social discipline, noting past participation levels and projecting future need.
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Next Reuy
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MoTah
Chicarke Tribune
Agent Editerial
Trudnias
Mars
Genersk
Danger In Taking Friends For Ride
Joseph Pahutku of Mount Carmel was a guest in an automobile ride with a friend when the car wreck occurred. A jury awarded the guest $909 damages. Three new automobile wreck damage suits were started in Mc Northumberland county court seeking a total of $80,000 in damages. Butler county man dies in Presbyterian Hospital after operation leaving wife and daughter Helen Sutten, plus parents Mr and Mrs J S Jordan of Mas.
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Mount Carmel
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Northumberland County
Butler County
Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
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Helen Sut
North Side
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Mas. W. Rilne
Carrie Beal
News
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Aurora, WI
Nell Willetts
Beaver Falls
Taxes on cigarettes and the Lucky Strike offer
The piece claims cigarettes are heavily taxed with nearly half the price going to government revenue. It cites a 309 million total tobacco tax, 182.7 million from cigarettes, and touts Lucky Strike quality and a limited promotional offer to attract customers. It quotes AL McCion praising factory conditions and urges readers to try Lucky Strikes.
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Internal Revenue
AL Z McCion
Brother of New Castle Woman Is Dead Card of Thanks
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy at the death of our brother Mr Joie McCaslin. Floral tributes were appreciated. Signed by Mr and Mrs BD A Byers SC McCashin Mr and Mrs RC McCaslin Mr and Mrs Reed Forbes John Jordan Aged 49 Mars beet c
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