Committee Heads Named In Pennsylvania Assembly List
Harrisburg dispatch reports committee appointments announced as the Legislature met. Senate and House chairs cover agriculture banking education constitutional reform public health roads and more, naming leaders across counties including Allegheny Philadelphia Montgomery and Luzerne with numerous named officials.
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Harrisburg
Pas
House
Adolnts
Wells
Potter County
Haineu
Hicks
McCaig
Allegheny
Hanks and Banking
Baldi
Philadelphia
Bureau of Statistics
G. A. Smith
Westmoreland
Bromley
Stark
Wyoming
Vesey
Berks
Ludlow
Montgomery
Alexander
Delaware
Aston
Luverne
Lewieh
Goodtougs
Cameron
miliary-—Early
Dauphins Mines and Mining
Parkin-ton
Fulton
Municipal Corporation
Hane, Leugh
Fatuiries
Huber
Lackawanna
Quinting
Lafferty
Hese
Lincaster
Hare
Lycomings
Gost
Ways and Means
Sterling
Senate
Agriculture
Culbertson
Charitz
Banks and Building and Loan Associations
Juosle
Brown
Hinstein
MacDade
Corporations
Eyre
Barr
Davis
Stites
Weinwart
Ftinance
Baldwin
Foresttry
Woodward
Game and Fisherieh
Quigley
Norton
Steele
Daix
Snyder
Manefield
Prewmai
Phippe
McNichols
Aron
Joyces
Derrick
Patton
Tonight at the cinema double bill shows various acts
Penny Lloyd stars in Hot Water with Jobyna Ralston and Maud Muller by John Greenleaf Whittier. Marguerite Saow and Ramsey Wallace in Chalk Mark. Ble Boy Williams in Riders of the Sandstorm. wear of the Alamo with Ranger Bill Miller. Sandra comedy. Bellaon Avice. Where the North Begins. Robert Agnew in Gold Heels. The Hunt shoe show. Eleanor Boardman in Wine of Youth. Jimmie Adams in Why Hurry. News Reel with Mason and Dixon Orchestra. Regent features House Peters in The Tornado and Looking Down
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Penny
Harold Lloyd
Jobyna Ralston
Maud Muller
Poe
John
Greenleaf Whittier
Marjorie Daw
Brucie Gordon
Elinor Field
Late Pathe
Emery
Willame
Wear of
Caimtol
Eleanor Boardman
Paulina Garon
Jimmie Adams
News Reel
Mason and Dixon
Whalen Leads Freshmen in Duquesne Debate Victory
Charles Whalen of North Bay Street, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Whelen, starred for the Freshman debate team at Duquesne University, which defeated the Sophomores on the issue that prohibition has been a success in the United States. A New Castle high school graduate of 1924, Whalen also excelled in academics and track.
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Charles Whalen
Leo Whelen
North Bay St
Duquesne Univerity
United States
Whalen
Duquesne
New Castle High School
Master Painters Meet In Altoona
The Master Painters and Decorators Association of Pennsylvania opened its seventh annual convention in Altoona with a welcome by Mayor E. Giles and a response by M. Blake of Harrisburg. Committees were appointed and reports discussed during the morning session.
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Cinternational News Service
Ltoqona
Master Painters and Decorators Association of Pennsylvania
E. ¥. Giles
Aishmer M. Blake
Harrisburg
Local artists to broadcast entire program civic event
The News radio department moved to broadcast a full program of local artists as a civic effort. Mr Boyd will receive the numbers to avoid restricted lists, and a date will be set once the plan is approved. The idea of a New Castle night was raised, aided by KDKA, marking possibly the first city broadcast as a civic affair.
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Boyd
New Castle
KDKA
Railroads Lose Billions in World War I Asset Liquidation
Davis reports the US railroad administration settled claims and counterclaims from the wartime period, finalizing $243,647,196 in favor of creditor roads and $190,072,295 collected from debtor roads. The overhaul, completed within $500,000,000 appropriations, leaves the agency an income-producing asset though hundreds of third-party claims remain unsettled. The wartime reorganization absorbed 533 rail properties and vast equipment, employing nearly two million people at its peak.
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Railroad Administration
ONS Company
Davis
Congress
Pullman
Tivers
Afro Americans Reading Circle Hear Program at Rim Street
Members of the I. L. D. Reading Circle met last evening with Mrs. Rebecca Baker as hostess. A short business session preceded an engaging program led by Mrs. E. Ware, featuring papers by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Dillard, a letter from N A A O P L, readings by several members, and remarks by special guests Mrs. Melrose and Mrs. Finch. Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet February 2 at 211 Knox Street, the home of Mrs. Mary Bunch.
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I. U
Rimstreat
W. OC. A
Rebecca Baker
E. Ware
Stewart
Dillard
Hull
B. Fitzhugh
B. Shannon
Realty Transfers in Second Ward Highlights
Realty transfers list multiple moves including Julia L Wood to Cartwright Realty Co in Second ward for 156.67 dollars and Poearl A Wood to Cartwright Realty Co in Second ward for 323.87. Sarah L Clark to N Eugene Sampson in Wilmington for 400. Sarah Jakes to John Jake in Third ward for 1. Clarence W Hamilton to Chas vA Hamburg Pulaski for 1. Carl G C Slocum to Slocum Hardware Co Ellwood for 86000. Robert J Totten to Prank and Conuers Second ward for 1. Joseph W Butler to Gulseone Montozzi in Wampum for 1. Wm Texter to Henry and Texter Fourth ward for 1.
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Julia L. Wood
Cartwright
Realty Co
Second Ward
Poearl A. Wood
Sarah L. Clark
N. Eugene
Sampson
Wilmington
Sarah Jakes
John Jake
Third Ward
Clarence W. Hamilton
Chas
Hamburg
Pulaski
Carl GC. Slocum
Slocum Hardware Co
Ellwood
Town Passes Court Street Paving Ordinance
Council approved an ordinance to pave Court Street at the Bay intersection 236 feet eastward with costs borne by abutting property owners. Mrs. George Senbeleer from Hamilton Apartments is in Pittsburg due to serious illness of grandchildren George and Dorothy Jean, children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Serheiser.
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Court Street
Bay
George Senbeleer
Hamilton Apartments
Pittsburgh
George
Dorothy Jean
Charles Serheiser
Rich Doylestown Youth Sentenced On Bigamy Charge
Napoleon Bonaparte Fairclough Jr., 23, begins a 20 day sentence plus a $300 fine after a trial in Doylestown. He had married Dorothy Woodward in 1922 and Beulah Grebs in 1924, seen as bigamy by County Judge Wm. C. Ryan. His father, a Paterson coal broker, faced a stern reaction over the marriages and the looming inheritance implications.
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International News Service
Doylestown
Napoleon Bonaparte Fairclough, Jr
Wm. C. Ryan
Fairclough, Jr
Paterson
N. J
Fairclough, Sr
West Virginia Legislature Marks Time As Appointments Loom
The West Virginia legislature paused today awaiting Senate and House committee selections. Speaker Bentley planned personnel choices for House committees, with announcements expected after the two o'clock session. The Senate adjourned until tomorrow to allow Senate President Coffman to finalize appointments.
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Croternetians
Charlesto
Aesee
Senati
House
Stentley
Socael
Pernonnel
Senate
Tomorrove
Coffman
City Battles Blizzard Lukewarm Truce With Cleanup Crews
City plans to ask contractors with tractors and scrapers to aid in clearing snow and ice that has paralyzed side streets and sidewalks. Despite heavy snowfall, pedestrians faced slick sidewalks while autoists cautious around streetcars and intersections. Blizzard boosted taxi use as workers sought transport to jobs.
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Depsita
Juvenile Court Receives Case of Girl Who Killed Mother
Police questioned Catherine Moseman Thelma Voliberg and Emil Kreuter after a fatal night attack on a mother. Authorities accepted Dorothy’s age claim noting she was born in Minneapolis, 16 years ago, and warned of possible hanging if proven adult.
Altoona Reports Ten Inches Of Snowfall
The ten inches of snow that fell last night in Altoona is affecting railroad and trolley traffic. The storm is continuing and disruption remains ongoing.
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Altoona
Senterielfone
Altoona, P. N
What Did You See A Snowbound City Scene
A string of automobiles arrives in New Castle from a midwestern manufacturing center for a tol dealer. Shrouded in snow, a girl phones headquarters from a Washington street grocery store while shopping with Wie family. A show window trimmed by a dapper clerk, an elderly gentleman helps a young lady whose polish slipped. An amateur photographer heads to Cascade park to capture snowfall scenes, a downtown draftsman and a coal man eye a vacant lot as a heavy truck tires through soft ground.
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Tol
Washington Street
Cascade Park
Drafteman
Former Resident Reports Extreme Winter in Taos New Mexico
Mrs. Etta Pinney of Bell avenue passes along a message from her sister Mrs. Charles Garcia, long resident of Taos, describing one of the coldest winters in history. Taos endures heavy snowfall for a month, roofs laden, snow removal crews at work, roads nearly impassable, no improved highways.
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Etta Pinney
Bell Avenue
Charles Garcis
New Gcastin
Taos
N.mf
Garcia
Bank robber held in Elizabeth New Jersey bail set
Edward Ryan, alias several names, is held in 20000 bail in police court on fugitive from justice charges from Tacoma Washington. He pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was held for the grand jury. Police say he escaped from the Walla Walla penitentiary on October 12, 1922 after eight months of a ten to twenty year term for robbing the Sista Bank at Eatonville Washington of 20900 dollars. He also admitted five years in a Canadian prison for a Montreal Bank robbery.
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International News Service
Elizabeth
N. J
Edward Ryan
Tacoma
Wash
Hoe
Ryan
Walla Walla
Sista Bank
Eatonville
Montreal
Quebec
Council Refuses To Cut Assessment For Several Properties
The council today rejected cutting assessments for the State theater Republic Iron & Steel and Succnmani properties. The theater is valued at 42500 with furnishings from an estimated 85000 cost. The Republic Iron & Steel furnace at Atlantic is about 190000. Models of disassembly were noted and a representative refused to file a questionnaire. Corneil followed Sands audit on the Sacamonu property noting a street extension.
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State Theater
Republic Iron & Steel
Succnmani
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Atlantic
Sanda
Council Today
Corneil
Sands Aduit
Saccamonu
State Assembly Forms Calendar With Multiple Bills
A draft schedule includes bonds for a soldier's bonus, re election eligibility for county sheriffs, absentee voting, and compulsory liability insurance for gulomobile drivers. Proposals seek higher non resident hunter fees, several road bills in Bradford county, and making Houtzilale Ramey Road a state highway. An amendment to the Pinghot prohibition bill was proposed requiring proof of sale before injunctions. A recess was taken for committee reports on session-employe recommendations.
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Nicholson
Mercer
Uestate Lake
Gradford County
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Yonda
Sopertown
Morharville
Camptown
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Columbia Cross Roads
Smithfield
Houtzilale-Ramey
Clearfield County
Sawers
Philadelphia
State Committee
Trotzky Quits Post In Soviet Union
London reports from Moscow say Leon Trotzky has resigned as Soviet war commissar. The resignation was accepted calmly by the people, with unrest noted among Akaraua peasants and rebels gaining ground in Turkestan. Trotzky is described as virtually in exile outside Moscow, surrounded by spies with supporters under surveillance. The Chronicle calls Russia's mood feverish.
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London
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Trotsky
Russia
Trotzky
Akaraua
Turkestan
Naly Chronicle
Chronicle
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Mary McConahy
Mary McConahy died at 707 Cleveland Avenue Monday January 19 after brief illness. She was daughter of the late Alexander and Jenate McConaghy of Hickary Townsmp and member of the First United Presbyterian Church and Woman's Missionary Society. Survived by brother John G. McConaghy and sister Elizabeth. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Cleveland Avenue home.
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Mary MecConahy
Mary McConaghy
Cleveland Avenue
Alexander and
Jenate MecConaghy
Hickary
Lathrop Street Improvement Proposal Discussed by Council
Council considered paying for street work on Lathrop Street and asked Engineer Miller to present a cost estimate. Also notes a birth at Shenango Valley Hospital on January 18 to Mr and Mrs Frank Waddington of Neshannock Avenue.
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H. W. Morris
Lathrop Street
Lathrop
Engineer Miller
Frank Waddington
Neshannock Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Kennedy Eleventh Police Lieutenant Appointment History
Since the post of night lieutenant of police was created under Mayor Louis Hainer, ten men have held the role. George Kennedy would become the eleventh in line, following Detective G. G. Logan as the first lieutenant, with James Deskin, Thomas McCarty, Mont Lakey, Lawrence Waddell, Ed Reeble, and George Wivimeo among those who served.
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Louis Hainer
George Kennedy
G. Logan
James Deskin
Thomas McCarty
Mont Lakey
Lawrence Waddell
Ed Reeble
George Wivimeo
Mf. I
Young Elders and Dy Sart Advance to Chief Role
A fragment reveals that Young J. Ed Elder and Henry Dy Sart have advanced to the position of chief, indicating a leadership shift within the organization. Further details are unavailable in the text.
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Young
J. Ed Elder
Henry Dysart
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Discharges and Patients
Admittel Theodore Sampson of Wampum with notes on Mrs. Alice Brown of 147 South and Mrs. Hilda Waddington of 80 Neshannock Avenue. Discharged Thomas P. Brown of 274 Crawford Avenue and George Bodendorfer of 310 Glass Street.
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Theodore Sampson
Wampum
Alice Brown
South Bared
Hilda Waddington
Neshannock Avenue
Thomas P. Brown
Crawford
George Bodendorfer
Glass Street
Print Machine Day Engineer Miller unveils blueprints
A council approved a bill costing 273 dollars for a new blueprints machine. Engineer Miller announced the purchase and described its capabilities and use in daily operations.
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Miller Tnday
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