Britain fears Paris agreement may be wrecked
London reports British officials fear American opposition may derail the Paris financial accord. Churchill faces domestic backlash over the pact while Kellogg, soon Senate notes aside, argues the Paris agreement does not require ratification and only divides funds from Germany under the Dawes plan.
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Britain
Paris
David M. Church
International News Service
London
British
Foreign Office Today
United States
Idiram Johnson
Unin
Winston/Churchill
Lie
Kellogg
Senate
Johnson
Germany
Bessemer Man Attempts Suicide at Home
A man about forty five years old, of Italian birth and unable to speak, cut his throat at his Bessemer home Sunday evening. He was taken to Shenandoah Valley Hospital where doctors expect recovery barring complications.
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Bessemer
Shenanzo Valley Hospital
Young man held at police station in anonymous letters case
Mitcha E. Burga was arrested that night by police and is held pending investigation of charges that he sent anonymous letters through the mail to a Seventh ward girl. The text questions whether money talks loudly enough to drown the voice of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitcha E. Burga
Seventh Ward
Where To Go Tonight Theaters Show Reel and Film Lineup
A nightly listings page highlights Harold Lloyd in Hot Water with Maud Muller poems and various shorts from Jobysa Talston Marguerite Snow Ramsey Wallace and Emory Orchestra. Other features include West of the Alamo Riders at the Sandstorm Strands North Begins and Why Harpies News Reel. The Capitol shows Wine of Youth with Eleanor Boardman Pauline Garon and Mason and Dixon Orchestra. Regulatory notes indicate a comedy and news reel centered program across Strand Liberty and Regent houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenn
Harold Lloyd
Jobysa Talston
Maud Muller
John Greenleaf Whittier
Marjorie Daw
Brucie Gordon
Elinor Field
Late Pathe News
Emory
Capitol
Eleanor Boardman
Pauline Garon
Four Children Die in House Fire Near Waterbury
Waterbury Conn Jan 19 A family tragedy left four Loomis children aged between two and seven dead after a blaze engulfed their Middlebury home minutes after their mother put them to bed. The parents escaped to a room below as smoke blocked the stairs and the cause was being investigated.
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Waterbury
Conn
Jaz
Harry Loomis
Middlebury
Reorganization of Fire Department Provision of Bill
Council considers an ordinance to reorganize the fire department introducing a six member paid force with power to adjust the roster by ordinance. It calls for a chief and assistant chief appointed by council and lieutenants chosen on the superintendent of public safety's recommendation. Salaries to be designated. demoted officers revert to firefighter status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Superintendent of Public Safety
Sal Jaries
Ilremen
Paymaster Held Up by Bandits in $11,500 Theft
Five bandits robbed the Lincoln mill payroll of $11,500 at Arkwright on January 19. They handcuffed the paymaster and his assistant to the paymaster machine and fled. A deserted touring car was later found, believed used by the bandits.
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Arkwrigh
Cody
Lincoln Mill
Funny Face fad grips Paris fashion scene
New York dispatch notes that women chase the current Funny Face trend in Paris, defining the fad as a playful photographic pose rather than facial physics, as fashion presses on with lighthearted style amid chilly January reporting.
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Central Treas
New York
Utah
Bell Foils Robbery At Dodds Service Station Door
Sheriff William G. Andrews received a 4 am tip about thieves at Dodds Service Station Parkstown. Dodds fired once as the door opened but the burglars escaped after the alarm bell wired to the home rang. The sheriff then mediated a domestic quarrel on West Pittsburg road.
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Sherrty
William G. Andrews
Dodds
Parkstown
Fleeger
Longstreet
Mr. Dodds
Jimmy
Miss Ellingson Loses Bravado In Jail Regime
The juvenile court handles the case of a 16 year old girl accused of matricide. Defender Egan argues no exception due to age, saying the law requires juvenile court. district attorney favors police court to fix age under 18 and transfer to superior court if needed. A decision could send the girl to Ventura Girls School, with possible prison time if convicted.
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Klller
Dorothy
Egan
Achooll
Ventura
Kool
Automobiles Bring Two Fifty Sale in 1899 Purchase
In Middleburg a city note recalls an automobile bought in 1899 for $1,000 and sold the same day for $2.50. The tale reflects early car trade humor and the era’s pricing.
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Llijternaildad News
Watch Your Step The Docket Report of Arrests and Fines
The docket lists numerous charges including parking violations and drunkenness with counts such as 2 for drunk and 18 for disorderly conduct. Fines assessed total 81 766 with many sentences suspended or discharged. Warrant actions involve outside city jurisdiction and various suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alde Moy
Expect session of assembly to be perfunctory
The article notes a largely ceremonial session for the assembly with disapproval of the rural bloc influence. It lists tentative chairmanships across key committees including roads, ways and means, judiciary, education, finance, and appropriations, with many positions tied to Philadelphia, Allegheny, and Lehigh areas.
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House
McCuic
Alegheny
Norrations
Hess
Landcaster
Roads
Armstrong
Sterling
Philadelphia
Ways and Means
McKim
Allegheny
Judiciary
Feneral
Beliney
Lebanon
Insurance
Murer
Lycomling
Railroads
Sowers
Philadal
Phin
Judiciary Special
Mise Bentley
Crawford
Lenate
Baldwin
Potter
Finance
Salus
Sonerary Daix
Buckman
Bucks
Sandy
Shantz
Lehigh
Appropriations
Snyder
Blair
In and Order
Lesile
Banks
What Did You See A Winter Street Scene Report
A fragmentary local description notes water on the street near the YMCA and an un drained surface in winter. A storekeeper, clerks, and representatives handle ledgers and chests. a hardware merchant opens nail kegs for stock. small boys observe gun-store window displays. Police assist and an Amish man trims an oil lamp on a small wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Kiwanis Honors Rotary With First Service Medal in New Castle
The Kiwanis Club awarded the Rotary Club of New Castle a service medal for outstanding work during the past year, especially their efforts aiding crippled children. Attorney Robstart L. Wallace presented the award, introduced by President Charles McGrath, in a surprise ceremony at noon. Dr Will Berkat of Pittsburgh public schools spoke on music's role in schools and daily life, urging music as essential amid increasing machinery.
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Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Robsart L. Wallace
Charles McGrath
Lawrence County
Mew Castle
Kiwa
Will Berkart
Pittsburgh
New Ordinance Raises Salaries for City Staff
A council ordinance to raise salaries for Firemen and sanitary police and several listed posts was introduced and sent to committee. The pay scale, effective February 3, sets rates from $80 for a health clerk to $2,000 for city mechanics and registry clerks, with other raises for fire chiefs and inspectors.
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Myra Nixon
Neal Willams
Howard Phillips
Frits McMillen
Kenneth Cotton
Uot
Cotnel
White
Ehist
Ehief
Rodman
Alea
Defense Scores In Trial Of Means Defense Scores In Trial Of Means
In New York on January 19 a witness testified that Gaston B Means a former Justice Department agent and Thomas B Felder faced obstruction of justice charges. The witness Harry Siderman of Chicago said he pleaded guilty and received a sentence not yet served. The testimony formed part of the ongoing trial proceedings.
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New York
Aefensa
Irda
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Thomas B. Folder
Towey
Yudley
Eli Ned Peen
Harry Siderman
Chicago
Meany
Felder
British Steamer Shelling Report From Shanghai Wreckage
A Shanghai dispatch reports rebel Chinese forces shelled two British steamers, Wen Chow and Tring Chow, with neither vessel hit. British warships escorted the ships after the attack as tensions rise in the region.
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Avlletiny Clitericeional
London
Shanghai
Eso Vebaly
Wen Chow
Wampum Boy Hurt While Coasting
Charles Mitchell about 12 of Wampum is in She nango Valley Hospital with internal injuries from a Saturday sled accident near his home. The sleigh veered from the side of a shale bank, causing injuries that officials say may not be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Shenango Villley Hospital
College Girls Join Fraternity at Westminster College
Westminster College in New Wilmington marked a new era for women groups as Chi Omega initiated ten active Phi Theta Pi sorority members and welcomed alumni. Dorothy Hankey led the pledge, with a banquet at Hillside dorm and patrons Elizabeth Stewart supervising. The Westminster chapter becomes Omicron Gamma of Chi Omega, linking local students with a national sorority founded in 1840 at Arkansas University. Notable members include Mary Walker Wilmbrant, first female United States Assistant Attorney General.
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Specht
New Wilmington
Chi Omega Fraternity
Phi Theta Sorority
Westminster College
Wavelock
Conservatory of Magic
United States
Arkansas University
Mary Walker Wilmbrant
Phi Theta Pi
Dorothy Hankey
Marnassus
Hazel Smith
Washington
Florence Pollard
Wheatland
Irma Sutton
Phi Theta Pi Soroiier
Cornelia Gilkey
New Castle
Orpha Jones
Sharon
Ruth McConnell
Mercer
Dorothy French
Sharpsbury
Helen Thornton
Duquesne
Borat
Dravesburg
Mis Aabeth Dunlap
McMeesport
Mary Bell Simpson
Ruth Simpson
Indiana
Westmi
Fugitive Chapman to be returned to penitentiary
Federal authorities said Chapman likely will not face murder trial until he serves his sentence in Atlanta. He escaped in 1923 and sparked a wide search ending with his capture in Marion county jail. Investigators noted the suspect carried nitro glycerine, jewelry, and over $4000 in cash.
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Marion County
Chapman
Atlanta
New York City
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Muncie
New York
Ellwood Meeting Tonight At Ellwood City Court of C D A
Court Therssaarene No 20L of the Citbolic Daughters of America plans an Ellwood City meeting tonight to witness the installation of officers. Worthy District Deputy Misa Wutherina McCune of Butler will attend with several officers. Local chapters from New Castle and Alton are expected to join.
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Court Therssaarene
Citbolic Daughters of
Ameren
Elwood
Ellwood City
Misa Wutherina McCune
Butler
New Castle
Alton
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Catherine Pisano
Death notices report Mrs Catherine Pisano aged 77 died Sunday afternoon at her son's home Joseph 1003 Pennsylvania after illness due to infirmity. Survived by son Joseph two daughters Lucrezia Fulvio Nichelina Occuzzo 54 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at St Vitus with burial in St Vitus cemetery. Herman J Strobel funeral held Saturday at 2 from early residence with Rev George Owen. Pallbearers listed. Burial Oak Park cemetery. Pattison funeral services held at 3 at Youngstown road residence with three reverends assisting. Pallbearers relatives. Interment Graceland cemetery. Anna Cox funeral held Saturday at Oak Park cemetery. Julia Shaklee service held Saturday at 2 3 from residence with Rev Reese. Pallbearers named. Burial Graceland cemetery.
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Catherine Pisano
Joseph
Pennsylvani
Pisano
Lucrezia Fulvio
Nichelina Occuzzo al
St. Vitus
Herman J. Strobel
Herman J. Strobie
Orlock
Galbreath Avenue
Rev. Geo. Owen
Central Christian Church
Wiliam, Ddurmen
Carl
Clarence Lene
David Marshall
John Glering
Oak Park Cemetery
Anna Coy
Anna Louise ‘Cox
Wal ‘Wer M. Cox
Wilmington Road
Atoek
FL EB. Reese
J. L. Shaklee
Julia E. Shaklee
South Walnut Street
Homer B. Davish
Epworth M
Frank Russo Severely Injured After Train Collision
Frank Russo of Montgomery Avenue, Mahoning Lawn, was admitted to New Castle Hospital after his left leg was crushed by a Baltimore and Ohio train on a Sunday while he watched from the located area. The incident prompted an ambulance to respond and medical staff to treat the injured man.
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Frank Russo
Montgomery Ave
Nay
New Castle Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Mahoning Lawn
Address by A W McGranahan on race relations in U S
A W McGranahan of Pittsburgh, secretary of the Freedmen’s Burden of the United Presbyterian Share, delivered a timely address on race relations in the United States up to date before the Mine sisterial association in the U S CG A. He cited his Knoxville College ties and spoke on overcoming prejudice under divine rule. The report notes a reduction in southern lynchings due to sentiment for Christian unity and mentions the Vocation Bible School with $2 raised and $15 pupils enrolled, plus teachers and a committee formed with Rev D O scheiy, J Readles, Rev George Owen and Rev Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McGranahan
Pittyburgh
Freedm. Burdun
United Presbyterian Share
United States
Dave
Mine Sisterial Association
U. S
Histrict Luncar School
D. O. Scheiy
J. Readles
George Owen
Nelson
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Fragment Still Unclear
Fragmentary hospital notes from Shenango Valley list numerous names and addresses including Mrs Marty Harlan Mrs Aame Kling Theodore Armstrong Anna Toscati and 288 Cascade street. The text remains incomplete with many garbled terms and unclear affiliations.
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West Washington
Card Of Thanks for Anna Lee’s Death
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and aeteehs for kindness shown during the death of Anna Lee Algo. Thanks for flowers and donations. Mrs Walter M and family extend appreciation.
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Littl
Anna Lee
Algo
Walter M
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Style Shaw
Fox News Reel
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Follow Me
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Eddie Matthews
Golorag Folkies Company
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Penn
Door
Miss Ellingson
Rotary
Vnl
Westminster
Chi Omega Sorority
Pageaut
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Griffon
Liv
Bool
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