Americans to Sail for Home This Afternoon
Antwer p dispatch reports the US transport St Mihiel ready to depart with the army of occupation from the Rhine marking the last chapter of American participation in World War One The scene aboard and on the docks is bustling with crates equipment and a two section troop train while German residents bid a final farewell amid mixed grief and pride for the returning doughboys.
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Cinternational
Antwerp
United States
St. Mihiel
United States Army of Occupation
Rhine
America
Coblenz
Cobrenz
Rhineland
Robf Brandt
Lokal Anzaiger
Harding returns to desk duties after illness
President Harding returned to his desk at 10 30 this morning after eight days confined to his White House apartment with a severe cold and grippe. White House physician Brig Gen Sawyer would not allow a move to the executive offices until today fearing a setback. He planned to see visitors but would retire to the mansion after handling important matters.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
White House
Yuesterday
Brig
Sawyer
Executive Mansion
Weath, Foreign Menus Removed, A Burger Plea
The speaker laments restaurant menu chaos and urges a return to plain items. He hopes new menus will reflect familiar options over foreign terms. A cooler, drab day accompanies the note as he contemplates meals and prices today.
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Browillés
Lawrence County Wool Growers Win At State Farm Show
Harrisburg Bureau New Castle News reports Lawrence County Wool Growers Inc won the silver cup for best medium fleeces at the state farm show in Harrisburg, also placing third in a wool fleece. Individual prizes include J Baird Edenburg third pure bred Marino ram and Claude Christie Petrolia first Merino wethers, with several other Lawrence County wins across medium and pure bred categories.
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Lawrence County
Harrisburg
New Castle News
McKean
Lawrence County Wool Growbery, Inc
Washington County
Greene
Lawrence
Mercer
Washington
Center
Baird
Edenburg
Merino Wethers
Claude Christie
Petrolia
R. P. Peebies
Slippery Rock
Fullerton
D. Kyle
New Galilee
France Tries to Soften Iron Fist Rule in Germany
In the Ruhr area the French keep shifting troops and reinforce Obrehausen as they suspend prison terms for German miners with fines. German officials fear bloodshed while Weygand plans a Ruhr visit and French restraint aims to ease German bitterness amid occupation tensions.
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France
Germany
D. Weyer International
Mews Service Btafy
Essen
Obrehausen
Ruhr
Weygand
Newa
Woypand
Foch
Truck hits buggy as horse runs loose injuring couple
On South Mill Street yesterday a Dodge truck struck a horse and buggy, injuring Roy Flickner and his wife of 20 Center Street who required medical attention. The horse escaped and was held at Gordon barn. The rear of the buggy lay behind a restaurant on Long Avenue near Calvin Smith's store while the buggy bed rested on Mill Street. The truck fled and license number could not be obtained. Flickner filed a police report.
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South Mill St
Roy Flickner
Center Street
Gordon Barn
Mogavin Slect
Long Avenue
Calvin Smith
Marriage Licenses Record for New Castle Area
William B. De Capsua and Sharon Victoria Corulla listed for marriage license. Lonema Mills and Powell New Castle pair show record entry. Names appear with locale New Castle and related initials, indicating local marriage license activity in the area.
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Wm. B. de Capsua
Sharon Victoria Corulla
Powell Lonema Mills
New Castle
Pstwlle Fox Oes Ceen
Half Million Fire Loss In Chicago
Two major blazes in Chicago caused estimated damages exceeding 500000 dollars. The Linseed Oil Company plant suffered near 600000 dollars in losses, threatening a large elevator, while a separate six story West Side building fire caused about 150000 dollars. Two fireboats assisted the response.
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Chicago
International News Service
Eurly
American Lingeed Oil, Company
Turks to Receive Peace Pact Draft
Lausanne Jan 25 The Allies will present the Near East peace treaty draft to the Turks next Wednesday. It must be signed or rejected immediately, as the Near East peace conference is expected to end in two days.
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International News Service
Lausanne
Vanderbilt Millions Back Hunt For Newport Hammer Murderers
Newport police face a baffling double murder after the charred bodies of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser McLeish and their unborn child were found in Gardner's Lodge at Marbourview. Fingerprints failed to identify suspects, and motive remains unknown as Lt. Paul Pitt Simony and his son William H. Van derbilt join Mrs. Fitz Simons in backing authorities. The Vanderbilt family vows full support until killers are found.
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Newport
R. 1
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
J. Fraser McLeish
Fitz Simons
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Paul Pitt Simony
William H. Vanderbilt
McLeish
Bishop Mann Consecrated Third Bishop of Pittsburgh
Rev Alexander Mann, formerly in Buffalo, was consecrated third bishop of the Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania diocese. The ceremony at Trinity Church Boston included Bishop Cameron Mann and many dignitaries from coast to coast, with Pennsylvania governor and state officials in attendance. A reception followed as Pittsburgh welcomed its new bishop.
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D International News Service
Pittsburgh
Alexander Mann
Eastside
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
Cameron Mann
Florida
Old Trinity Church
Hey
Francis J. McConnell
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Rabb
Herman Hallperin
Tree of Life
Ald
P. W. Suvdar
Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh
Colek Jand
Pittaburgh
Allies to pay Rhine occupation bill. US seeks cost share
The United States plans to present its bill for occupying the Rhine totaling 256,000,000 to the Allied powers in Paris on March 1. Eliot Wadsworth, assistant secretary of the treasury, has been delegated as the chief representative to liquidate the debt for the United States.
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International News Service
Washington
America
Rhine
Paris
State Department
Eliot Wadsworth
the Treasury
Cnier
Refund Demand At Police Station Sparks Confusion
Louie Kliometh storms folica headquarters asking for thirteen dollars he says was promised back after a gambling raid. Officers and the mayor question the claim as Lowe explains the refund must be handled by his friends. Louie says he paid for the privilege to visit raided locations and seeks action.
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Louie Kliometh
Folica
Lowe
Louie
Aviator Bossoutrot Sets Glider Duration Record
In Boulogne, January 25, aviator Bossoutrot stayed aloft three hours and two and a half minutes in a motorless glider, establishing a new endurance record for this craft.
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International News Service
Boulongne
Jan
Bossoutrot
Matinee Club Reorganizes For Summer Racing Plans
The Matinee Club met at H. R. Boyd’s store to discuss matinee racing at the fair grounds this summer. Officers were elected: President A. C. Sheat, Vice President A. M. Dinsmore, Secretary Treasurer Harper H. Dick. Committees were named with A. C. Sheat heading the executive group and H. R. Boyd on publicity. The club aims to hold weekly matinee racing free to the public, with progress toward horses from the city and plans for future ownership and training.
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H. R. Boyd
Fair Grounds
A. C. Sheat
A. M. Dins- Imore
Harper H. Dick
Ernest Grotefend
Death Notices for Harbin Eis and Ericson
Samuel D Harbin 35 of East Reynolds Street dies at home. Mrs James Eis 51 of Hickory Township and Charles Ericson 56 of West North Jairect listed in local death notices.
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Samuel D. Harbin
East
Reynolds Street
James BE
Eis
Hickory Township
Charles Ericson
West North Jairect
Coblenz Riots Quelled by U S Military Police
Violent clashes followed the departure of the American army of occupation in Coblenz but were subdued by a small force of U S military police and cleanup troops. German crowds, angered by secession and anti French sentiment, roamed the streets as Coblenz mourned the U S presence with the lord mayor praising General Allen and his staff.
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International News Service
Coblenz
Rhinelander Warte
Rhineland
Germany
Abo
Coplenz
Russel
Henry T. Allen
Army of Occupation
General Allen
Woman's body found in canal at Lockport
The body of Mrs. Kate Mitchell Trostell, missing from Chicago, was recovered from the Drainage canal at Lockport. Arthur Foster, a rejected suitor who claimed she jumped in, remains under arrest as investigators pursue the sensational mystery.
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International News Service
Chicago
Kate Mitchell Trostell
Lockport
Arthur Foster
Autoist Fails To Stop After Striking Coaster
In Altoona Pennsylvania on January 25 John F Matthews aged 6 was struck while coasting and suffered a fractured skull. The automobile that struck him did not stop and is being sought by authorities.
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International News Service
Altoona
John F. Matthews
Legislation Aims at Municipal Coal City Plans
A letter to Governor Wimchot requests a bill allowing Eris and other small cities to run a municipal coal operation selling coal at cost to residents. In separate incidents, Mack Ingraham suffered severe burns thawing pipes in Sistersvile. WV officer W Ballangee was wounded raiding stills near Charleston. Eugene Burns, 19, died in a Pittsburgh Eng Co plant gas oven explosion. Miss Bary Mumaw, 23, committed suicide at Chester, W Van after drinking disinfectant. Mrs Huge Moata in Parkersburg had toes amputated after colloid in shoes exploded and she sues manufacturers for 5000 dollars.
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Eris
Wimchot
Huge Moata
Parkersburg
W. Va
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