Mayor Plans Police Chanfes and New Post Office Talks
Mayor W H Dunlap outlines changes in the city police department to take effect February 3 including Henry Dysart as chief Ed Elder as captain and George Kennedy as lieutenant A new captaincy ordinance was introduced paying 158 dollars monthly Chief Elder seeks outside duty due to health and workload Selection is framed as continuance of mayoral plans for a strengthened police command and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Downlap
Henry Dysart
Ed. Elder
George Kenedy
Bes Lusk
Dunlap
Elder
Dysart
Tie Whten
Elders Sucrersa
Dding
George Kennedy
New Cestle
House Committee
Elliott
Secretary of the Treasury
Coolridge
House of Representatives
Congress
Mellon
Richard N. Elliott
Indiana
Walter W. Magee
Syracuse
N. Y
Perelman Auto Stolen Saturday
Auto of J. F. Perelman at 321 Yoylas avenue was stolen from North Jefferson street near the Wallace block Saturday. He left it at 9 a.m. and it was gone by 6 p.m. Saturday evening when he returned. License No. 485-216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Perelman
Yoylas Avenue
Jefferson Street
Wallace Block
Crash at Mars Today Claims Young Man Near Mayr Pa
Merle Miley eighteen son of Samuel Miller of Callery died instantly when the automobile he rode in was demolished by a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engine at a grade crossing in Mayr Pennsylvania. The car stalled on the track and was completely wrecked by the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innternational News & i Butler
Pay
Dan
Merle Miley
Samuel Miller
Callery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mayr
Fragmented poem fragment about ivy weather and strawberries
The piece blends autumnal imagery with a wintry scene as the narrator recalls ivy, cold air, and a frozen street. Strawberries appear as crimson memories while weather thoughts drift, and a counter is mentioned as the scene shifts with the twenty three degree chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naga
Mitch
Plans To Study Eclipse At New Castle High
New Castle High School students will study the sun eclipse on January 24 under Glatenes E Baur head of science. They will elect photographic equipment and begin at 7 45 a m taking pictures as long as the eclipse lasts. Principal Guer and Trunk D L Orth urged New Castle photographers to document all phases of the event for observers and experts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle High School
Glatenes E. Baur
Mr. Guer
Trunk DL. Orth
New Castle
Perfunctory Assembly Session Amid Bill Flood
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Pennsylvania General Assembly will reconvene for a likely perfunctory session as hundreds of appropriation and general bills await committee review. Focus centers on harmony in party leadership and the impact of committee selections, with rural members unhappy about some choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New Republican
Ware-Grundy-Leslie-Oliver Alliance
Harry Baker
Aaron B. Hess
Lancaster
Une
Girl Killed By Charleroi Man
Cinternational News Service reports in wastingTON Pennsylvania that William Pehl of Charleroi surrendered to police and killed Virginia Martinette in a Toh home. Pehl said the revolver went off while she worked a crossword puzzle and he had been drinking. Benny Lupinaki, accused of selling him liquor, was arrested and held in Charleroi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational
Wastington
William Pehl
Charleroi
Virginia Martinette
Martinette
Pehl
Alice Pehl
Benny Lupinaki
Inaki
Char
Last Effort To Defeat Bonus Bill Is Unsuccessful
The final attempt to block the soldiers' bonus insurance law failed as the Supreme Court denied a review petition by Benjamin L. Cutchings of New York. The case ends with the law deemed valid and in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York
al News
Congress
Benjamin L. Cutchings
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Court Ledger
Augustus J Tomlinson Cirard and Katherine Cummings appear among names, with Warren Hirwitt and Mildred Grace Carnahan listed in Charleroi entries. Wayne Wruthhey Connellguille and Frances Kurow noted in New Castle region. Documentation reflects license issuances and related entries in surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus J’ Tomlinson
Cirard
Katherine
Cummings
Warren
Hirwitt Wayne Wruthhey Connellguille i
Mildred Gracc’ Carnahan
Charleroi
Stanley D O’ Kanna
New Castle
Frances Kurow
Ew Castle
More Candidates Reported In County Contest
Lawrence county politics show rising interest with Democrats and Republicans naming possible contenders for district attorney council and juror positions. Several judgeship hopefuls surface while Queen City candidates consider a possible four women candidates for the council seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Robert L. Wallace
House of Representatives
Igod
Clifford W. Fenton
Mont L. Riley
Ryan
Mrowr
Braham
Firac
J. Elder Bryan
Will Tum
Orrville J. Brows
W. Walter Braham
Charles R. Davis
Willan J. Maffatt
James McClellach
North
Denver
Council
Dr. Q. Davies
Bes Lusk
Hiram G. Miller
Ashes Lessen Ice on City Streets and Hills
Jud Barteat and his street department fire first aid to menaced areas. Hillsides such as Buttner, Youngstown, and Long Avenue Groton are coated with ash to reduce ice. Workers laid ash between Oak and Craceland. Sidewalks remain ice glazed and property owners bear responsibility for accidents. Two prisoners appeared before the mayor for orderly conduct. one paid a $15 fine, the other had sentence suspended after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Barteat
Buttner
Youngstown Hill
Oake
Craceland
Dentence
News Readers Notice From Treadwell Company
Notice to readers unable to obtainThe News or have trouble with delivery at Treadwell News Company 208 and the matter will be attended to by Treadwell Sews Co.
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Treadwell News Company
Treadwell Sews CO
Nearly Hundred In County Have Incomes Over $10,000 Yearly
Washington Correspondent George S Manning reports that in 1922 income tax returns show 1% of Lawrence County residents earned over 10,000. In New Castle 4,387 citizens filed, with Arrnbridge 1,543 Geaver Falls 1,540 and Ellwood City 1,40. State totals show 687,770 Pennsylvanians filed returns, net income about 1.2 billion dollars and a total tax of 93,573,549 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Dan
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
New Castle
House Committee
Wew Castle
Congress
Elliott
George S. Manning
Washington, D. C
Juan
Wit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Arrmnbridge
Geaver Falls
Ellwood City
Lawrence County
Internal Revenue Oficials
Pennsylvania
United States
Dorothy Ellingson Matricide Case Tests Juvenile Court
San Francisco reports Dorothy Ellingson a 16 year old mother slayer awaits last steps as public defender Egan fights to keep case in Juvenile Court. The teen renounced nurses and counsel offers as she faces her first reverberating murder case with no defense fund.
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Copeland CO. Burg
International Mews
von Dent
California
Dorothy
Frank J. Agan
Sen Tlencs
Gun
Saalen i
Chapman to be sent to Atlanta prison after robbery capture
Gerald Chapman, famed outlaw and bank robber, awakened in Marion County Jail with injuries and awaits United States commissioner to order immediate removal to Atlanta Federal Prison. Report notes his escape status and recent arrest following a gun confrontation with Indianapolis detectives.
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Rulileein
Indianapolis
J. Gerald Chapman
New York City
Atlanta
United States
Meredith Iaid Chapman
Ind
Gerald Chepian
Marion County
Death Record for Catherine Misnne at Ateansylvanie Avenue
Mrs Catherine Misnne aged 77 of 0305 Ateansylvanie avenue is recorded. The notice lists residence and age as key details of the death without further biographical or service information.
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Catherine Misnne
Ateansylvanie Avenue
Floods cause multiple deaths across South with rail disaster
Flood waters blamed for loss of life as trains crash on a trestle near Selma Alabama and a Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line near Care Georgia. Engineers L Dunham and T F Foster killed. W F Hartzell and J M Cooper injured. A family from Albany, Georgia reported missing after attempting a boat rescue on the Flint River. West Point and Hammond report severe flooding with property damage and washed-out roads. Four believed drowned near Amite River crossing between Baton Rouge and Amite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Groutheast
L. Dunham
T. F. Foster
Southern Railway
Mulberry Creek
Selma
Ala
W. F. Hartzell
J. M
Louisville and Nashville
Winc
Hammond
Amite 3
There
Baton Rouge
Pat D. Perkins
Ghwar
Man Struck By Train Falls 200 Feet Into Ohio River
At Ben Avon station, J. Driff a Pew Iwania railroad passenger employed on the Emsworth dam was struck and hurled 200 feet into the Ohio River. He died before being recovered from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pew Iwania Railroad
Ben Avon
J. Driff
Emsworth
Ohio River
Fragmented Saturday News Snapshots From Pittsburgh and County
A jumble of early 20th century clippings reports Mrs Judie Peannegress of Pittsburgh dying in her 120th year after a life as a slave born in Virginia, a McWilliams Armstrong County dynamite fire destroying a two story storeroom owned by Rose and McGregor Coal Co with $220,000 loss, an egg with a triple yolk found near Titusville, a Youngstown boy Varney Carney dies after clothing catches fire from a gas stove, a civil suit for $34,044 damages is filed against the city for street danger, and a fatal machine incident near Youngstown involving Rudolph Light and a man named Moun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judie Peannegress
Pittsburgh
Virginie
McWilliams
Armstrong County
Rose & McGregor Coal, Company
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Ane Kennedy
Bill
Perelman
North Jefferson Street
Mars
Arthur Mometer
U.S
Helen Vernet
England
Miss Martinette
R. L. Wallace
Miss Ellingson
Chapman
Ohio
Egan
Court
GeRsro
Munete, Lud
Harry Brown
Marvin Cole Fing
Netley
Castle News
South
Newton Hancock
Titusville
Varney
M. J. Carney
Youngstown
Mone
John O¢blass
Bellaire
Rudelph Light
Arhdius Moun
Light
Dvigla
Staup
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