German Cabinet set as Luther nears formal charge
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Hans Luther to be officially charged to form a new conservative bourgeois cabinet with Stresemann as foreign minister. The lineup includes Stresemann, Knitz, Brauns, Gessler and others, continuing functional continuity from prior administrations. The move aims to stabilize post election politics and fulfill Dawes obligations while the republic remains unthreatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Luther
S. D. Weyer
International
Hows
Berlin
Ebert
Luther
Germany
Porelen
Gustave Stresemann
Finance
Dr Saonisch
Kerr Schiele
Agriculture
Count Knitz
Commerce
Herr Neuhaus
Heinrich Brauns
Herr Schollen
Herr Stengl
Otto Gessler
Stresemann
Kanitz
Brauns
Gessler
Marx
Schiele
Saenisch
Neuhaus
Stengl
Poata
Cuno
Schollen
McCormick to Set Aside Trust Fund for Granddaughter
Harold F. McCormick seeks to set aside as a trust fund for his nine month old granddaughter Anita Oser the $5,017,604 worth of Standard Oil stock claimed by his divorced wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick. The move follows the couple’s sensational elopement and marriage of Mathilde McCormick and Max Oser and is part of his divorce suit filed in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ochicagg
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oser
Indianapolis
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Anita Oser
Following the Swallow Back Home Sal’s Jazz Band News
A quirky note traces a listener’s quest chasing a radio swallow and Sally across stations like KDKA. It humorously rebuts the era’s saxophone groans, claiming the airwaves carry a recurring tune as the seeker keeps following the elusive swallow in search of Sal. Weather hints appear as a minor aside.
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Sally
Swallow
KDKA
Ratio
Whatsits
Sal
Cishioen
Submarine Off Cape Cod Stranded. Wrecking Tugs Fail
International News Service reports at Butler County that the U S submarine 19 remained stranded on a sandy bar near Cape Cod as the Resolute aided by Wandank, Tampa, and Acushnet labored under searchlights. Spectators watched overnight amid cold wind while efforts continued. In Butler, Pa a separate report says Clarence Brown 26 shot and killed his sweetheart Alma Double 19 then killed himself after a quarrel. Both families are known near Karns City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternational News Service
Auset Beach
Cape Cod
Mass
Resolute
Wandank
Tampa
Acushnet
U. S
International News Service
Butler
Clarence Brown
Alma Double
Harold McCullough
Kepple* Corner
Chicora
Butler Ceounty
Brown
Karns City
Bishop Berry Coming To City
The Methodist churches plan a big evangelistic campaign led by Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Philadelphia from February 4 to 15. Participating churches Croton Epworth Hughld Grace Mahoningtown and First Church unite for a city wide effort with Samuel Lewis directing the chorus. Bishop Berry is a senior Methodist bishop noted for a strong evangelistic record.
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Joseph F. Berry
Philadelphia
Croton
Epworth
Hucld
Grace
Mahoningtown
First Cehurch
Samuel Lewis
Our City
Berry
Methodist
New Castle
Proposed Visit of Russian Duke to be Probed
The Department of Labor will investigate the forthcoming visit of Grand Duke Boris of Russia to the United States at the request of Representative Laguardia. The inquiry will assess whether the duke may become a public charge and if he intends to overthrow the American government.
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International News Service
Washington
Laguardia
Republican
New York
Department of Labor
Grand Duke
Boris
Russia
United States
Youth Killed In Coasting Crash Five Others Hurt
International News Service reports a sled riding accident in Pittsburgh PA where Leo Waldo 28 died at South Side Hospital from injuries. Five other children were hospitalized with varying injuries including a brain concussion to George Workman 5 and skull fractures to Esther Powers and Joseph Faulkner 17. Richard Hopper and Peter Kolich sustained lesser injuries.
Firemen Memorial Service Set At First Christian Church
The New Castle Fire Department plans its annual memorial on January 73 at the First Christian Church on the public square. Rev. F. B. McAllister will deliver the memorial address as active and volunteer members attend. Four former members who died in the past year will be honored, including Chief Frank J. J. Connery and A. Roy White from Hoat No. 4, George Vandergrift from close No. 3, and veteran J. W. Strimater. White died after injuries from a streetcar accident at Lowellville. The program is being arranged and promises to be one of the most interesting ever held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Frank J. J. Connery
A. Roy White
Hoat Company No. 4
George Vandergrift
Close Company No. 3
Soldiers
Hampton Roads
J. W. Strimater
Lowellville
Cardiff Wall crew of 28 drowned near Irish coast
Lloyd's reported the British steamer Cardiff Wall with 28 crew on board was wrecked off the Irish coast near Clonality. All hands were drowned in the disaster reported from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ondon
Lloyd’s Today
Cardiff
Wall
Clonality
Irish
Firemen Rescue Three From Oakland Fire
Pittsburgh fire in three story brick and frame building caused $10,000 loss. A gun explosion sparked the blaze in Oakland last night, tying up traffic and panicking the neighborhood. Hose Company 24 member Paul Sexton suffered severe burns and cuts and was to be moved to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Paul Sexton
Hose Co. No. 24
Hardy
Mavead
Ama
Slemp to Quit as Coolidge Secretary March Fourth
Secretary to the President Bascom Slemp will retire March 4 and be succeeded by Indiana Republican Everett Sanders whose term ends with this congress. Slemp, a Virginia ninth district representative, helped rally southern delegations and will devote time to private business after retirement.
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Ean
Washington
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Congress
Slomp
White House
Slemp
Virginia
Man Dies After Drinking Poison in Jail Visit
Pittsburgh Jan 13 Robert Schaffer 24 of Ingram died after drinking poison while awaiting jail with Constable Ralph Bigley. Schaffer had been arrested on embezzlement charges by Pennsylvania Mutual Insurance Company where he worked as a collector. He could not post bail and drank poison in his cell.
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C International T
Pittsburgh
Robert Schaffer
Ingram
Ralph Bigley
Sonaltory
Pennsylvania Mutual Insurance Company
Sa Service
Boy Injured While Coasting in Woodlawn
Word comes of serious injury to William Jones aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs D B Jones of Woodlawn former city residents He was coasting and struck a water pump sustaining head injuries He was taken to Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh and has not regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
B. Jones
Woodlawn
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jury Acquits Deputy Warden in Murder Trial
Lewistown Pa Jan 15 The jury in the trial of E E Davis former deputy Warden of Rockview Penitentiary charged with murdering John Mullen Jersey Shore cripple returned a verdict of not guilty after fifty minutes deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lewistown
E. E. Davis
Rockview Penitentiary
John Mullen
Jersey Shore
Smail Is Extended Call To Dayton Ohio
Rev C M Smail, former pastor of First Christian Church, has accepted a call to the Central Church of Christ in Dayton Ohio and will begin work January 25. He follows Rev C O Hawley, now a secretary with United Christian Missionaries Society, assigned to the Pacific coast. Dayton church is organized, progressive, with strong missions support and youth worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smail
First Christian Church
Central Church of Christ
Dayton
Ohio
Central
Quakes Strike Georgia Villages Killing 140
Earthquakes in the Ardahan district of Georgia leave 140 known dead, 23 severely injured, five villages destroyed and 44 partially ruined, with ongoing reports as of today from Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinternational News Service
Constantinople
Ardahan
Georgia
Chest Fund To Be Considered By Directors
Treasurer H B Richards will report on disbursements already made and the overall financial condition of the Community Chest at the first directors meeting in over a month. The January 1 session will be held at the New Castle Board of Trade. The current year’s disbursement plan is complex due to varied business structures of participating institutions. Some funds come quarterly, others monthly to fit their schedules. Next year the method will change so institutions’ fiscal years align with the Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bb. Richards
Community Chest
New Castle Board of Trade
Marriage Licenses Now Castle to Mendieta
Marriage licenses issued include Castle Mendieta Toho Hemming and Arya Linna. The list reflects recent registrations for the period, with names attached to each license and the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Mendieta Toho Hemming
Arya Linna
Death Notices for Several Local Residents
Death notices list Mrs. Julia Evelyn Shaklee age 46 of 10144 South Wienert Street Mrs. Albert Wesley Weing age 74 of 404 Neshmnock Avenue Nicholas Muse age 72 of 914 Temple Avenue Hernin J Strobel age 60 of 482 Galbreath Avenue John Balog age 64 of 318 West Charles Street and William Pattison of Youngstown road among others.
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Julia Evelyn Shaklee
South Wienert Street
Albert Wesley Weing
Neshmnock Avenue
Nicholas Muse
Temple Avene
Hernin J. Strobel
Galbreath Avenue
John Balog
West Charles Street
William
Pattison
Youngstown
Rod
Remains Found in Mahoning River Shot by Self
M W Sherbondy 40 of 1334 Kensington Ave Youngstown missing since Monday found Wednesday by brother in law B T Wilson in Mahoning River near Stop Fourteen Poland Line with a bullet wound in the right temple. Police believe suicide after recent gas fumes incident at home. Survived by sister Mrs S T Wilson and brother P G Sherbondy formerly with New Castle Nation. employed recently by J C Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Sherbondy
Kensington Avenue
Youngstown
B. T. Wilson
Lawrence
Junction
8. T. Wilson
P. G. Sherbondy
New Castle Nation Company
Washington Street
J. C. Penny Company
Police Stop Coasting in City Streets Under Order
Police enforce a recent chief’s order prohibiting coasting on streets crossing street car tracks and in heavy traffic areas. Coasting is halted whenever residents file complaints, with officers stopping conduct in every instance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalg Oily
Naval Dirigible Los Angeles Ready for Chesapeake Bay Mooring
The naval airship Los Angeles was moved from its Lakehurst hangar today to prepare for a mooring at the U S S Patoka in Chesapeake Bay near Baltimore. It was to depart in the forenoon and reach the mooring around two p.m. local time.
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Naval Dirigible
Los Angeles
Internartana
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval
Patoka
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Ohio River Freezes Over for First Time Since 1917
Sistersville West Virginia reports the Ohio River freezing over today for the first time since 1917 as a sheet about an inch thick forms on the water. Temperatures dropped to about 15 degrees above zero.
End Of Jazz Trail Tragedy Stuns San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson 16 confessed to killing her mother Mrs Annie Ellingson after a quarrel about her dating men. Police traced her to a rooming house where she was arrested following a detailed confession. She had fled to avoid the public scandal and altered her identity, while a diary documented her seven days prior.
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Sulletin
International San Pra d
Cal
Dorothy Ellingson
Annie. Ellingson
Ellington
Third Avenue
Dorothy
Hophead
Montssa Daneri
West 271Th Street
New York
Third Avenue Cottage
Dave Stein
Dorothy Daneri
Daneri
Stein
Rooming House
San Francisco
Aged Woman Badly Burned at Crafton
Mrs Izabeth Campbell 85 of Crafton near Pittsburgh was fatally burned when her dress caught fire from a stove in the kitchen last night. Neighbors beat out the flames but she remained severely burned and in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CinternatiGnal News Service
Pittsburgh
Izabeth Campbell
Gratton
Here
Chicago Pottery Guests Visit Shenango Plant
About thirty members of the Albert Pink Company arrived in Chicago this morning and were met by James K. Love of Shenango Pottery. After breakfast they toured the plant, had lunch in the dining hall, and will dine later at the New Castle Field Club as part of the company’s policy to familiarize representatives with Shenango ware production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pink
Shenange
James K. Iove
Shenangs Company
A& Breakfast
AL Anon
New Castle
Shenango Pottery
Officers Named At First Christian Church Meeting
At the annual congregational meeting of the First Christian church the nominating committee elected officers. Elders for two years include C JH Young W T Barnes W L Pander A D Moraes and Thomas Sadler Deacons for two years include W H Agnew William Jleilman B F Butler Joseph Ril RD Foren R H Whaler David Samuels J Frank Stevens Clyde C Stump A L Thayer R B Sage James C Fleming Claude Patton Dr Howard Taylor Sills Iretta Dart James K Love was elected deacon for one year. Reports showed the church in strong financial condition with over 19145 paid to church and Sunday school treasuries. Preceding the meeting a dinner was served at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
George W. Black
Les Stlahan
E. S. Phillips
Clifford Fenton
Iretta Dare
C. Jh. Young
W.T. Barnes
W.L. Pander
A.D. Moraes
Thomas Sadler
W. H
Photo of Man Under Arrest For Murder in City
Sheriff William G Andrews said Los Angeles authorities mailed a photograph and fingerprints of a man they believe is Theodory Glar, wanted for the murder of Policeman James Cucia. Arrival of the photo will allow identification by sheriffs and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Andrews
Los Angeles
Cal
Linve
Theodory Glar
James Cucia
Dia
News Snapshots From a Sad Day in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Oysters in Chicago face a $23 fine under state health rules as typhoid cases link to shellfish. Judge W S Anderson nears retirement from Mahoning County bench after 12 years. he will return to criminal practice in Youngstown. Peter Volovich, a Marshall Road grocer near Youngstown, was shot three times by five assailants. condition is serious. Howard Stickle, a miner, died in a fall at Jamison mine near Porvyopolis. A crew started cutting 000 acres of pine in Watson Township, Windsor County. Dennis O Conner, 70, a Butler oil operator, died yesterday from heart trouble while walking.
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Chicago
State Health Department
W. 5. Anderson
Mahoning
Youngstown
Peter Volovich
Marshall Road
Dennis O'Conner
Butler
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Harold McCormick
Switzerland
Arthur Mometer
Butler County
Bishop Berry
Leo Waldo
NEW Castle News
James Jackson
Massachusetts
Airways Corporation
Boy
Dayton, Ohio
Africa
Frank Schlesinger
Yale Astronomical Laboratory
South Africa
Mahoning River
Flapper
Crafton
Chicago Men Pottery
Christian Church
Howard Stickle
Jamison Wine
Porvyopolis
Watson Township
Winten County
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