Republicans Push Plan For Soldiers Bonus In Congress
A joint meeting of the Republican steering committee signals swift advancement of an adjusted soldiers bonus bill. Leaders indicated Mellon’s objections to using principal or interest from the foreign debt would be ignored and the Ways and Means Committee would draft a new bonus bill for House passage, then Senate.
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Oy Os
Dare Casper
Internationl News Service
Washenco
Senate
House
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Tower Chamber
Shantung Tripping Point in Armament Conference
The Shantung question remains the main obstacle as the arms conference nears completion. Officials say China faces pressure but American and British delegates report close progress toward an agreement with Japan on Shantung while Chinese negotiators warn they may refuse to sign the treaty if their demands are not met.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Siberia
Pacific
Shantung
China
Japan
Paris
Tombs of St Ambrose Cathedral Robbed in Milan
Three saintly tombs in Milan's St Ambrose Cathedral were rifled of jewels worth vast sums. Robbers broke open the tombs of St Gervaise St Protase and St Ambrose, removed costly contents then resealed the sepulchres. The robbery was discovered during funeral ceremonies for the late pope.
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Milan
Italy
St. Ambrose
St. Gervaise
St. Protase
Keep On The Job Despite Life's Gloom And Woe
A speaker urges gratitude for employment and daily sustenance rather than envy of the rich. He argues that even wealth brings troubles and that one should endure the weather and work with resolve, noting most people must work instead of traveling.
Park Roller Coaster Dismantled at Cascade Park
An old New Castle landmark the Roller Coaster at Cascade Park is being torn down by workmen on the orders of the park superintendent. Operated by United Amusement Co on a percentage basis the ride had faded in popularity against newer devices and the dismantling will clear space for a modern attraction next summer.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
United Amusement Company
Gasparri Policy Toward Quirinal Causes Comment Al Relations
Italian policy advisor Gasparri comments on relations with the Quirinal palace and the implications for diplomacy. The remarks touch on potential adjustments to balance power and maintain stability within the executive branch as tensions surface in Rome.
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Gasparri
Quirinal
Election of Pope May Be Delayed To Allow U.S. Voting
Rome dated dispatch reports discussion over a potential delay in papal proceedings as Benedict XV lies in state. Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, faces debate over relations with the Italian government amid the period of mourning.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Cardinal Gasparri
Nation urged to legalize cooperative farm marketing
At the National Agriculture conference President Harding backed farmers who pressed for the right to act collectively in marketing crops. Led by G Harold Powell and other speakers nationwide, delegates sought legal power to organize and argued the plan does not violate the anti trust act. The session focused on an open market for farming products with cotton grain fruit cattle and other sectors joining the demand.
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Warren W. Wheaton International News Service
Washington
Harding
G. Harold Powell
Los Angeles
Calinyfornia Fruit Growers’ Exchange
United States
Entombment Planned for Pope Benedict XV Tomorrow
Rome reports the funeral for Pope Benedict XV set for tomorrow afternoon at 8 o clock after a cardinal conclave approved the timing. The body remains in state at St Peter's Basilica and was viewed by undertakers who injected preserving fluid earlier today.
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International News Service
Rome
Benedict XV
Vatican
Cardinals
Basilicia
St. Peter's
Elsie the Blazing Feminist Plans Separate Life
Elsie Perkins known as Blazing Feminist to live apart from her husband amid ideological plans. She advocates love alongside ideals and appears set to pursue independent living arrangements.
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Elsie
Uniontown Fire Leaves $250000 In Damages
A major blaze in Uniontown today destroyed six business houses and damaged several more, causing over 250000 dollars in losses. Firemen battled the flames from three this morning, with winds driving the spread before eight.
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Uniontown
Dan
Herois
Inquiries For Work At Board Of Trade Office
Many men out of work visit the Board of Trade seeking a chance to work not charity. They request temporary employment to earn money for food clothing and fuel for their families. Those willing to supply labor can call Bell 2600. the office will assign a man in real need.
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Board of Trade Office
Board of Trade
Interpellations Demand Vatican Attitude Explanation
Italian parliament members not aligned with the Cleri cal party prepared interpellations to Premier Bonomi seeking a full explanation of the Quirinal’s stance toward the Vatican. Press bitterly reacts with some newspapers accusing Cardinal Gasparri of having officially communicated news of the pen.
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Bonomi
Quirinal
Vatican
Cardinal Gasparri
New York gem shop robbed of unset stones
Two robbers held up John Cohen diamond dealer employees on Nassau Street, escaping with 25000 dollars worth of unset stones. Bookkeeper Anna Goodstein and salesman Jacob Levine were warned not to cry out, or two accomplices in the hallway would harm them. Most stones were taken from Levine’s pocket as he prepared to leave with the loot.
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International News Service
New York
John Cohen
Nassau Street
Cohen
Anna Goodstein
Jacob Levine
Levine
Miss Goodstein
Reds Condemn Arms Conference at Moscow Meeting
A Moscow dispatch reports Far East Workers Movement delegates from Soviet Russia City government Japan China Korea Mongolia and the Dutch East Indies condemned the Washington conference. Speakers urged a future world revolution and denounced the arms talks.
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International News Service
Riga
Moscow
Washington
Soviet Russia
Japan
China
Korea
Mongolia
Dutch East Indies
Small Boys Grab Woman's Pocketbook on Porch
Mrs Panaseing of 12 North Beaver Street reports two bold boys about 10 and 13 snatched a brown pocketbook from her arm on Tuesday evening at 7 15 p m. The purse held papers of value to her only. The lads fled, no trace found. The pocketbook hung from a chain on her arm as she stood on her porch.
Mine Sweeper Sent To Aid Fuel Ship Arethusa
The Navy ordered a mine sweeper to assist the fuel ship Arethusa, anchored off Frying Pan Shoals after losing a propeller. Arethusa sailed from Charleston for Fall River but faced difficulties off the North Carolina coast. the minesweeper will escort it to Norfolk, Virginia.
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International News Service
Washington
Navy Department Today
Navy
Arethusa
Frying Pan Shoals
Charleston
S. c
Fall River
Mass
North Carolina
Norfolk
Mrs Oscar Carlson Improves After Weeklong Illness
Mrs Oscar Carlson of Delaware avenue shows improvement following a week of illness.
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Oscar Carlson
Delaware Avenue
Cannibalism Reported in Russian famine areas
A Russian newspaper dispatch from Moscow quoted by Pravda says two women were arrested at Samara for eating the flesh of two children. The partly consumed bodies were found, and the dispatch notes that cannibalism in famine areas of Russia is increasing.
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International News Servvice
London
Reuter
Reval Today
Pravda
Moscow
Samara
Russia
Full Independence For Egyptians Impossible
London reports the cabinet rejects complete independence for Egypt while pledging support for measures by General Lord Allenby to suppress the Egyptian boycott. The decision reflects partial concessions as the government weighs the nationalist demands.
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International News Service
London
Jah
the Downing Street
Lord Allenby
Three Prisoners Moved Within County Jail
Three condemned murderers A Terrence White Pete Christ and Verne Ryhal have been moved from the first floor to the upstairs within the county jail. Sheriff Andrews has placed guards at night and plans day guards to prevent any escape. White appears closest to execution and is arranging his affairs as time tightens.
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A. Terrence White
Pete Christ
Verne Ryhal
Sheriff Andrews
White
Greece Accepts Bid To Genoa Conference
Greece has formally accepted the invitation to participate in the international economic conference opening in March. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens reported the acceptance today. A Riga dispatch said the All Russia Central Executive Committee would meet January 27 to appoint the Soviet delegates to Genoa.
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London
Greece
Athens
Riga
Dublin and Southeastern railway clerks strike
In Dublin on January 2 the Dublin and Southeastern railway clerks began a strike. The action affects train operations as workers protest conditions and seek concessions from management.
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International News Service
Dublin
Dublin and Southeastern Railway
Irish Free State Delegates Depart from London
The Irish Free State delegation returned to Dublin after consulting in London with a British committee on the details of creating the Irish Free State. It was stated there is no deadlock and the Irish committee will reconvene with their government. A separate note mentions John Brisbane of Rowles Avenue confined to his home by Alness.
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International News Service
London
Itrist
John Brisbane
Rowles Avenue
Alness
Ford's Railroad Seeks 50 Year Gold Bond Authority
Ford's Detroit, Toledo & Trenton railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 4510000 to 4510000? first mortgage 6 percent gold bonds due March 1, 1964 to reimburse treasury for expenditures July 1, 191? to July 1, 1921 for additions and improvements including terminal facilities. A fire alarm at 22 Coleman Way prompted a smoke check at Margaret Phillips apartment. No fire found.
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Ford’s Railroad
International News
Henry Ford's Railroad
Detroit
Toledo
Trenton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Margaret Phillips
Ed Smith
Central Department
Death notices from a local area listing residents
A garbled death record lists individuals including Mrs. george W. Veach aged 84 in Chicago, Mrs. Ingles aged 66 at 500 Pine Street, Mrs. Button aged 2 weeks from Datestown, Mrs. Bite Bucci of Hamburg Pennsylvania, Mary, and others such as Conrad Hall 52 Shenango Township and Barter McCreary 74 Big Summer Avenue. The fragmentary text appears to be an obituary section with multiple names and ages.
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Mary Button
Datestown
Bite Bucci
Hamburg
Hugh Rocks
Shiow Street
Conrad Hall
Shenango Township
Barter McCreary
Big Sumimer
Auto Bandits Rob Pine Lawn Bank
Auto mobile bandits robbed the Pine Lawn bank near the city at opening time and escaped with about $2,000. The heist mirrors a prior robbery of the same bank on September 21 when $600 was taken.
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Pine Lawn Bank
International News Service
St, Lois
Bank Adviser Barton Hepburn Dies After Bus Accident
A. Barton Hepburn chairman of the advisory board at Chase National Bank died from injuries after being struck by a Fifth Avenue bus last Friday. He was 75 years old.
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iInternational News Service
New York
Slanv 2
Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Fifth Avenue
Multiple Pennsylvania cattle disease and local incidents
More than one million cattle in Pennsylvania are reported with tuberculosis per Dr. James M. Anders. Obituaries note Joseph Story dies at Hannibal aged unspecified. A three year old daughter of Mark Tauber dies after a gun accident at Mcheosport hospital. Samiurel Gabel convicted of harming a five month old baby in an attempted prevention of nursing. Carard Council reduces salaries for police chief and officers. Martha Wasser severely burned when her clothing ignites. An explosion at Bedford causes the death of Renthoven connected to American Glycerin Co. beheaded pennsylvanian silver derathoed at Homewood Junction with no injuries. Eighteen smallpox cases quarantined.
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Pennsylvania
James M. Anders
The
State Tuberculosis Society
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