Mrs Ferguson Becomes Texas Governor Amid Questions of Influence
Miriam A Ferguson is sworn in as Texas first female governor while speculation grows that her husband James Ferguson, impeached ex-governor, will wield real power behind the throne. The couple deny he will rule, despite public jokes and campaign-linked claims of a shared authority.
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Jennetit Clark
Ferguson
Neilie Taylor Ross
Wyoming
Fergusons
Jim
Tate
Westminster Faces Grove City In Friday Clash
Grove City College basketball remains undaunted after a tough extra period loss at Beaver Falls. Coach Thorn praised the team for fighting spirit despite unfavorable calls, noting they showed the Crimson tide character and played furiously with tipping and aggressive defense.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Beaver Falls
Geneva
Thorn
Grove City to Stress Skill Over Rough Play in Westminster Clash
Coach Thorn urges cleanliness in Grove City basketball after Geneva game mistakes. He plans extra practice for younger players and warns veterans that future errors are inexcusable. Westminster game at Grove City Friday promises a large crowd as Captain Flemming leads United Presbyterians in a high effort bout.
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Grove City
Thorn
Geneva
Westminster
United Presbyterians
Flemming
Grove City College
Senator Edwards Backed by Rum Run Boss, Trial Opens
Jersey City Jan 20 United States Senator Edward J Edwards of New Jersey was named as a backer by William Griffin alleged boss rum runner in Weehawken in testimony by Lionel Wilson federal prohibition enforcement agent at the opening of the trial of ten policemen and two civilians in the Weehawken liquor scandal.
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Bulteztin
International News Service
Jersey City
N. J
United States
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Wiliam Griffin
Rum Runser
Weehawkenen
Lionel Wilson
Weehawken
Boxing Headlines and a Call to End Boxing Decisions
The piece notes Delaney and Berlenbach’s clash and Downey, Zilvic, Tendler, Dundee, and Greb in recent bouts. It discusses boxing bill changes in Pennsylvania to remove decisions, arguing against eliminating decisions and addressing gambling amid various sports.
Lions Hear Fine Music From Local Singers-Players
Tuesday January 20 the New Castle Lions club met at noon at the Y M C A. R K E Johnns sang selections with piano by Sam Lewis Judy Sypher and Harry Hammond. King Lion E L Siizinger returned from a three week south trip and was given the Lions roar. A program is planned for January 27 with Dr Carl A Sundberg of Thiel College as speaker.
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New Castle Lions Club
E. Johnns
Sam Lewis
Judy Sypher
Harry Hammond
King Lion E. L. Siizinger
Carl A. Sundberg
Thiel College
Plan Second View Of Liberty Street Objections
City hall heard viewer concerns on Liberty Street paving last night. About 20 people claimed damages while roughly 150 property owners lie along the street. Tesimony was taken and a second viewing was ordered to reassess the plan and potential $27,900 assessments.
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Liberty Street
City Hall Council
Boxing Roundup Highlights City Card Outcomes
Last night in Philadelphia Joe Dundee of Baltimore knocked out Nate Goldman of Kensington in four rounds. Babe Ruth of Philadelphia won on a referee’s decision over Red Chapman of Boston in ten rounds. Al Gordon of Philadelphia outpointed Frankie Ferro of Kensington in ten. In Wilkes-Barre Jack Delaney of Bridgeport earned a referee’s decision over Joe Giang of Allentown in ten rounds.
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Jack Delaney
Paul Berlenbach
Rage
Columbus
Bryan Downey
Jack
Tiger Flowers
Delaney
Fistle
Jack Zilvic
Lew Tendler
Nate Goldman
Kayo
Jon Dundee
Harry Greb
Johnny Fapke
Philadelphia
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Kensington
Babe Ruth
Red Chapman
Boston
al Gordon
Frankie Ferro
Wilkesbarre
Bridgeport
Conn
Joe Giang
Allentown
Removing Snow Provides Jobs For Many Today
Men armed with brooms and shovels worked residential sections removing the soft heavy snow dubbed the beautiful from sidewalks. The common fee was fifty cents per modest stretch, higher for larger properties. Some residents did their own clearing before ten this morning, straining backs on the heavy task.
Water in School Swimming Tank Deemed Pure
City health officer Dr W L Steen examined water used for Franklin Jimler high school swimming tank and found it as pure as the city drinking water. The test found 20 bac teria per c c and no bacillus jeolt.
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Franklin Jimler High School
W. L Steen
Want Voting Place Changed To Church
Neshannock residents prepare a petition for Judge Emery to move the second precinct voting site from the Moore property on Cleymore Boulevard to the basement of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church. They argue bad roads make access to Lue Moore difficult.
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Neshannock
Emery
Moore
Cleymore Boulevard
Euclid Avenue Methodist Church
Lue Moore
Centralized church reach could aid voting population access
The text argues for a more central church location to improve accessibility for voters and simplify reach, emphasizing convenience for the voting population and better alignment with community needs.
Pair Captured At Beaver Falls
Walter Schell and Lewis Phillips, wanted by county detectives for violating the Snyder Act, were captured in Beaver Falls, Pa., Monday afternoon, January 19 by Mr. Dunlap. They face charges of transporting selling furnishing and possessing liquor.
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Walter Schell
Lewis Phillips
Beaver Walls
Dunlap
Music Supervisor Checks New Castle Schools
Inspector Miss Orma Whiktach of the Parnassus public schools visits New Castle schools to review music instruction and curriculum. The visit focuses on supervision quality and classroom activity during the current school term.
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Orma Whiktach
Parnassus
Newt Castle
Diamond Restored to Owner by Smith Dry Cleaning
J Byers owner of the General Store at Neshannock lost a 400 diamond stud in a suit at Smith Dry Cleaning in November. Edward Rogosky found the stone Sunday while cleaning machinery, returned it to Byers this morning, undamaged. Rogosky lives at 133 Aminitic avenue.
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J. Byers
Neshannock Balls
Smith Dry Cleaning Establishment
Byers
Smith Company
Edward Rogosky
Rogosky
Mr. Byers
New Castle
Callin
Mr. Wyers
Smith Dry Cleaning Company
Mr. Rogosky
Aminitic Avenue
Relic Of Gen. Jackson Donated To Tennessee Museum
Nashville January 20 one of the latest relics received by the State Department of Archives goes to the new State Museum in the War Memorial Building. A wooden lock from a door of Andrew Jacksons first Tennessee home at Dis muke place Hadles Bend is preserved though the house is being razed for a Dry Pont silk Libre plant site.
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International News Service
Nashville
State Department of Archives
State Museum
War Memorial Building
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Old Spanish Mission Will Be Renovated
Oakland report notes Mission San Jose to undergo its first renovation since 1781. The California landmark, 30 miles south, holds historic records and monuments to early explorers. After Carmel Mission restoration, San Juan Bautista Mission was rehabilitated. San Jose Mission follows in the program.
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Oakland
San Jose
California
Carmel Mission
Monterey County
Padre Junipera Ser
San Juan
Scarlet fever case reported to city health authorities
One scarlet fever case was reported today. The patient is Jewet Lewis, Sed Nine, 443 Neshannock Avenue.
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Jewet Lewis
Neshannock Avenue
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Tedtral Prohibition Enforcement
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Hickey Freeman Fashion Park
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