Poor Farm Project Awaits City Action
Deliberations of the county commissioners on forming a county poor district stall while awaiting a definite city Goynell action. A tentative plan to sell the city poor farm to the county would keep land for ven tagious disease treatment but the state department opposes a hospital that close to the poor house. Commissioners urge the city council to present a definite proposition, then prices and farm adaptability will be reviewed.
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Goynell
State Department
Dog Owners Slow Getting Licenses In Toon
County Treasurer David Nessle reported about 2 500 dog licenses issued, roughly half of last year, as many owners delay until the last day. The fine limit expires tomorrow and after that owners face arrest for noncompliance. last year several arrests were made for failure to license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon
David Nessle
Gily
Woman Injured in Street Collision, Police Report
A letter received by police this morning identifies Catherine John of 418 Electric Street as one of two women struck on Mast Washington Street. The notice records injuries but provides no further details on condition or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine John
Electric Street
Mast Washington
Injury Crash on Sutton Street Involves Walters Car
Mrs. John, with another woman, witnessed a car driven by K. G. Walters on Sutton Street mount the curb and strike them in the middle of the street. They were carried several yards on the bumper before Walters stopped and failed to check on their injuries or identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Walters
Sutton Street
Alo Fg
John
Michigan Coeds Ban Smoking at University House
At the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor the coeds of a well organized campus house voted to outlaw smoking among members who do not comply. The voluntary ban aims to improve personal safety and discipline within the group. Local women recently adopted similar self governing rules condemning smoking among women on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ifo _Corada
University Af Michigan
Gex
Elm Street YWCA Conference For Colored Branch Women
A conference for committee women and members of the Colored Branch of the YWCA will be held at the Elm Street building on January 15 and 16, sessions both afternoon and evening. The work of various committees will be outlined and discussed with a question box after each session. All women interested in community welfare are urged to attend all sessions to discuss issues affecting the community. Committee chairs include Rebecca Baker, Carolyn Williams, Mary Anderson, Katherine Winn, Blanche Tillard, Eleanor Yates, and Cora Truss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Rebecca Baker
Carolyn* Williams
Mary Anderson
Katherine Winn
Blanche Tillard
Eleanor Yates
Cora Truss
Victory Luncheon Plans Set by Lawrence County WGTU
Miss Margaret Walker president of Lawrence County WGTU and her committee announced plans for a victory luncheon to be held Friday January 16 at the First United Presbyterian church. Attendees include WGTU members and their husbands. lunch served by church studies at fifty cents per plate. The afternoon program features Rev. S. E. Irvine Mayor W. H. Dunlap and Rev. J. Howard Boyd, missionary from Egypt.
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Margaret Walker
Lawrence County
First United Presbyterian Church
Center Plate
5. E. Irvine
W. H. Dunlap
J. Howard Boyd
Egypt
Wrong Man Is Sued: Non-suit Granted
Judge Emery granted a compulsory non-suit in the case brought by Joseph Brisko against Mike Yellich for 15000 dollars over damages from a car collision. The suit was halted when it was discovered Nick Yellich, brother of Mike, was the actual driver and the statute of limitations had expired, preventing further action.
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Emery
Joseph Brisko
Mike Yellich
Yellich
Nick Yellich
Nick Yetllich
Lusk Ill. Councilman Bes Jousk Confined at Home
Councilman Bes Jousk, superintendent of public safety, is confined to his residence with a severe cold and did not report to the office today.
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Bes Jousk
Public Safety
Six Suspects Held In Baltimore Holdup Ring
Philadelphia and Baltimore detectives captured four men and two women after a pistol battle in North Philadelphia. They are Marjorie Harrison and Maury Kreig of New York, Richard Harrison of Cleveland, William Snyder of Cleveland, Joe Dietz of Baltimore, and Jack Lewis of New York. The group is wanted in Baltimore for multiple holdups, with police seizing six pistols, ammunition, watches, and over $2,000 in cash. The six face arraignment before Magistrate Holland.
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Philadelphia
Dam
Roche
Feely
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Chicago
Marjorie Harrison
Ash
Bourne
New York City
Maury Kreig
Weat
51St St
Richard Harrison
Marjorie
Wiliam Snyder
Grant Ave
Joe Dietz
Madison Ave
Jack Lewis
Harrison
Holland
Kreig
The
Pany
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Fast Relief For Coughs
An old time cough is described as stubborn and severe, with warnings that sugary syrups fail. Bronchuline Emulsion is promoted as a strong remedy, claiming few doses stop hacking, clear chest congestion, aid sleep, and even save money over time. Customers are urged to buy at McKinley Frantz or local druggists.
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McKinley & Frantz
McKee
Scout Masters Hear T A Gilkey
Scout masters heard T A Gilkey at North Street Junior High in a Tuesday session discussing mat making, reading, sketching and compass reading. Next week L Jordan of Shelby Tube Co will lecture on rope work and knots, with Calahan urging turnout. Iswood City meeting Tuesday at Central School at 7 o clock for signaling by two new methods.
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North Street
A. Gilkey
Entifieer
Fio
L. Jordan
Shelby Tube Company
Calahan
Jordan
Iswood City
Seek Moreland Brother Seeks Help Locating Robert Moreland
W. J. Moreland of Jamestown Pennsylvania visits police to find his brother Robert Moreland who vanished after saying he would seek work at the Cathedral of the New Castle Consistory. Family cites father’s serious illness as motive for search. Rosa Crawford believed to have driven with him. Police urged any leads to contact authorities.
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Robert Moreland
Jamestown
W. J. Moreland
Police
Moentmonig
Greenville Wosnitch
New Castle
Rosa Crawford
Louchwilly Wienoliea JL
Mellon Urges Lower Interest on Railway Loans
Secretary Mellon recommended cutting interest on 223 million dollars of government railway loans from 6 1 2 to 4 1 2 percent. He testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Commission urging the step to avert financial catastrophe among debtor railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Wa Servicer
Washington
American Railways
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Clothing Firm Defeats Overall Co in Third Trial Verdict
In Altoona, the Overall Company sued Simon Clothing of Ellwood City for a little over $400. The jury sided with Simon Clothing after three trials, claiming the goods were ordered during a sale and shipped late. The firm contends the overalls were priced at 22.80 per dozen when ordered, but dropped to about 41.80 upon receipt, with the consignment returned to the factory yet still billed.
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Altoona Overall Company
Simon Clothing Company
Ellwood City
Overall Company
Coast Guard awards two 109 foot motor boats
The United States coast guard awarded contracts totaling 12 900 000 for two 109 foot motor boats to Eberos Motor Works of Bay City Michigan. Each boat will cost 48300 dollars and join a fleet aimed at combating rum runners.
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Bulletinas
International News Service
Washington
United States Coast Guard Today
Eberos Motor Works
Bay City
Kentucky
Will Contest New Ruling On Coal Car Distribution
Washington January 124 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to lease and extend preferential treatment in coal car distribution by March 1. Gore a major coal user plans to file in United States circuit court to overturn the ruling and seek a temporary injunction. Dissenting members Hull Potter Cox argue the decision gives big business a possible escape as court action proceeds.
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International News Service
Washington
Janu
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gore
Song United States
Thie Cne
3, Steel Corporation
Old Motor Company
Pittutured Plaza
Glase Go
International Harvester Company
Hull
Potter
Cox
Police Capture Runaway Pair in Pittsburgh Marriage Attempt
Police at the courthouse arrested 16 year old Badelia Betters and 35 year old Charles Bassey who sought a marriage license. The girl, a Syrian from Beckford Street, Pittsburgh, was placed in custody of City Policewoman Minnie McKibben pending her father's arrival. The pair were accompanied by the girl's brother from Pittsburgh.
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Elder
Horner
J. Young
Reynolds
Court House
Badelia Betters
J. Betters
Beckford Street
Pittsburgh
Charles Bassey
Webster Avenue
Minnie McKibben
Pace Department of
Deaths Of The Day Mildred Scholey
Mildred Scholey daughter of William P and Mary Presse Scholey of the Wampum road Shenango township died in New Castle Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by four brothers and grandparents. Funeral Friday at 3 from St Josephs church with pallbearers named. Interment at St Marys cemetery.
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Mildred Scholey
William P
Mary Presse Scholey
Wampum Road
Shenango Township
New Castle Hospital
Eugene
Arthur
Ernest
Francis
Louis Pressel
William J. Scholey
St Joseph's Church
Conrad Panera
Mary Conrad
St. Mary’s Church
F. O'Shea
Brenan
Decon
Fitzpatrick
Edward O'Brian
John Daley
John Travers
Georg McCormick
Patrick McCormick
Ed. Sheeny
St. Mary's Cemetery
Owen R Lovejoy Drives Child Labor Amendment Push
Owen R. Lovejoy of Michigan serves as general secretary of the National Child Labor Committee. He has played a leading role in the campaign to win ratification by 36 states of the proposed constitutional amendment on child labor. Born in James Town in 1896, he earned A B and LL D degrees from Albion College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Child Labor Committee
Owen R. Lovejoy
Michigan
California
Lovejoy
Jamestown
Albion College
National Chile Labor Committee
Add Sfie
Fragments Describe Efforts to Move Legislation
Fragmentary text hints at officials pushing legislation on behalf of a group described as children. The wording is unclear and contains garbled phrases, but suggests political maneuvers and instrumented measures aimed to influence lawmaking.
Parks chief Davies Visits Office While Father Ill
D O Davies head of parks and buildings spent several hours at the office today then left for home where his father is ill. SLED STOLEN. Andrew Cross of 701 Wilmington avenue reported to police that the flexible flyer sled belonging to Thomas Lawton of Albert street was taken from the back porch of his home last night.
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Gouncilman
D. O. Davies
Department of Parks and Buildings
Noo
Andrew Cross
Wilmington Avenue
Thomas Lawton
Albert Street
Lome
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