Three Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Rochester
Rochester, Jan 16 Three people returning from a Williamson dance were killed when an eastbound New York Central freight struck their automobile at the Penfield road crossing. Mrs Dillon Deruyrcher 20 Thomas Oster 45 Oscar Kalbfolych 57 all residents of Rochester died. Bertha McDowell riding in the rear seat was unhurt. The car was flung against a telephone pole and caught fire with Mrs Deruyscher inside.
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Snowden Claims Paris Agreement Most Astounding
International News Service reports from London on January 15 that ex-chancellor Philip Snowden attacks the Dawes plan terms. He says the Paris accord granted the United States 2.25 percent of Dawes annuities, calls it a confession by the Allies to seek U S aid in enforcing the Dawes plan, and warns the United States has no legal or moral right to participate. He also predicts U S involvement if Germany defaults and notes the United States may face sanctions if it remains in the agreement.
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Opera Night Reflections Amid Cosmetic Patter
The speaker, recalling a rough night, notes buying a white shirt and socks for an opera, admits limited language skills, and insists the voice matters most though many languages are pored over, with a playful nod to pronunciation and the music's power.
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Warner
Dog License Rush Clears Nessle Office In Day
Records at Nessle’s office show 1105 dog licenses issued by Treasurer David Nessle and two assistants amid a last minute rush before January 15. The total value near $500, with over 2000 fewer licenses than last year, authorities warn arrests may follow for delinquent owners and a state official may visit to issue enforcement.
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Dorothy Ellingson Case Shocks Nation
Dorothy Ellingson, a 16 year old from San Francisco, confessed to killing her mother to pursue a dance career amid jazz pressures. Welfare worker Stella Miner labeled the girl feeble minded and blamed society for failing to prevent such cases, urging psychological screening and lifelong care for truly degenerate youth.
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International News Service
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Stella A. Miner
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New York State
Six Riders Overcome by Poison Fumes on Bus
Six unnamed passengers are recovering at a Reading hospital from carbon monoxide poisoning after the exhaust pipe fell off a bus on the trip to Reading last night. The chauffeur opened the windows and rushed the unconscious travelers to hospital.
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Body of Elsie Cameron Dug Up Near Conan-Doyle Home
In Crowborough Scotland Yard detectives unearth the body of Elsie Cameron a London stenographer murdered and buried on a farm near Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s home The father stood by the grave and the mother collapsed A farmer Norman Thorne is charged with her murder The girl had a pattern of unhappy loves leaving London December 8 to visit the farm
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Stockholders to Meet as Engineering Works Sells All Stock
Stockholders of Pennsylvania Engineering Works plan a January 27 meeting to approve refinancing and seek immediate discharge of receivers. The committee reports all $300,000 preferred stock offered for sale has been taken, with the plant operating and valuable contracts urged speeding up operations after the meeting.
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Chicago Men Tour Shenango Pottery Visit
Chicago visitors from the Albert Pick Company toured the Shenango Pottery plant in New Castle on January 15. James M. Smith led five groups through manufacturing, lunch, a noon Q&A, and a tour of the new salesrooms and offices to be opened soon. A dinner at the New Castle Field Club followed with remarks by James KK. Love and others.
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Albert Pick Co
C. W. Reed
New Castle Parson Dr H A Ellis Tops Year for Marriages
Doctor Herbert A Ellis pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church led in marriages in Lawrence county during 1924, tying or wedding 97 couples and performing four from outside the county. Alderman C H F Green county official handled 106 ceremonies, with the total for ministers and aldermen reaching 221. Ellis attributed his high total to church attendance and a church booklet given to couples, while Green noted Mondays are the peak wedding day in his court and joked about Cupid’s work.
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Hig Court
Hagerstown Man Seeks Injunction To Stop Cross Word Puzzles
In Hagerstown Maryland a man pleads for an injunction to halt cross word puzzles arguing they disrupt meals and daily life. Magistrate J Scott Bower explains there is no law against crosswording and directs him to resolve the quarrel with his wife.
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Coasting Fatalities Reported in Pittsburgh Area
Two boys died and eight were injured in coasting incidents in the Pittsburgh district. The dead include Howard W. Miller, 13, of West View, who died after his sled ran under a streetcar, and Joseph Faulkner, 16, who died at Homestead Hospital from injuries. The report notes local funerals and related incidents in nearby communities.
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Homestead Hospital
Crossword Puzzle Moves for Family Peace
The News shifts the cross word puzzle from the cartoons page to page 6 to reduce domestic strife. Readers who enjoy Andy Gump and Father Jiggs can still find the brain teaser in a different section of today’s issue.
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Five Injured When Cars Collide In Pittsburgh Area
Five passengers were injured and a score suffered from the shock when a Troy Hill car hit a Millvale trailer car early last night. The injured were treated at a nearby physician's office.
Prohibition Five Years Old Today
Washington observes five years of national prohibition with moves in Congress to amend the Volstead Act to mand a jail or fine for violators. Supporters hail success while foes call for modification as bootleggers keep business steady in the capital.
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Explosion Kills Two In Chicago Amid Blaze
CHICAGO January 14 A massive blast tore through a two story warehouse of the Lewis Varnish Company triggering a blaze that endangered four buildings. Firefighters recovered two bodies and feared more victims may remain trapped behind the flames as a series of explosions tore through the site.
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Marriage Licenses Reward T Jointing Ellwood City
Ellwood City records show licenses issued for Ethel J Stephanson and Charles Ensne. Pittsburgh resident Macy Thomas and Lulu Tg listed in the notice.
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Veteran Pattison Dies At 91 In City Home
William Pattison a Civil War veteran aged 91 died at his home after a pneumonia illness that began five days earlier. Born December 10 1834 in New Castle he worked as a carpenter before retirement. He served in Co A Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry and the Fifty ninth Infantry and was a Reformed Presbyterian Church member. Survived by widow and children Clarence IRL AL Ralph and Russell with seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday January 1 at 3 p.m. from the residence. Burial in Graceland Cemetery.
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Death record for Aunt Louise Cox in Pittsburgh area
Aunt Louise Cox age 8 died after a fainting spell at 2116 South Mul Street. Frank C. Godman of East Erie Pittsburgh listed as the attending physician. The notice provides residential details and funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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Illicit Romance Ends in Tragedy in Pittsburg
Emily Bush 24 and Franke Michels 26, lovers who left their spouses, were found in an apartment with Bush dead in sheer pajamas and clutching a magazine. Police held Michels for coroner’s inquest amid a possible murder theory and signs of unconventional sex life.
Fatal shooting after marriage dispute in Suman home
Police seek Stephen Suman as he is accused of killing his wife Mrs Suman and injuring her mother with bullets as she refused reconciliation and custody demands. The crime occurred in the Suman residence, authorities say.
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Crawford County Faces Tax Change and Local Incidents
Crawford county commissioners have reduced the tax rate by one mill though many property owners may pay more due to raised salutions. Reports include severe hiccough attack patient Pan Lamb of Shefield, Pa, a fatal auto crash injuring Earl Moloney and Jim Moore, and a pair of violent incidents in nearby towns with firings and charges pending in Washington and Youngstown areas.
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Avid T. Mcfarland
Nora Morrison
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