Reservations To Court Joining Of U S Are Certain
Washington reports indicate the Senate may approve adherence to the World Court before nightfall. Irreconcilables and pro court factions plan to vote on reservations and the court protocol before adjournment. Swanson proposed safeguards would let the United States withdraw anytime and bar court questions affecting the nation without consent.
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U.S
Washington
Senate
U. S
Swanson
Virginia
United States
America
Luke-Warm
President Coolidge Hosts Winter White House Breakfasts
President Coolidge opened his winter White House breakfast series with a round table discussion among a dozen Republican House leaders. Speaker Nicholas Longworth said there was a general talk on congressional matters but no specific item was acted upon.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Nicholas Longworth
Mitchell Expected to Resign From Army Speedily
Col. William Mitchell's resignation from the army is anticipated within 48 hours as a response to President Coolidge's approval of a five year suspension from service. Friends say Mitchell, famous for his fiery temper and convictions, will leave to avoid further punishment. Maj. Gen. Mason Patrick testified for unity in air services and defense reforms before Congress.
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Washington
Col. Wm. Mitchell
Army
Mitchell
War Department
White House
Presider Coolidge
Wm. Mitchell
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
House Military Committee
Department of National Defense
Marine Corps
Gen
Patrick
Restores Action To Man's Heart
Cleveland surgeon Dr Theron Ware revived patient Earl F Hauserman on the operating table during appendicitis surgery. When heart stops, Ware makes a heart incision and massaged it back to rhythm. Hauserman recovered and learned of the near death only after his family arrived to take him home.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Theron Ware
Earl F. Hauserman
Hauserman
Slips and Skids Cause Minor City Collisions
Paul Blair of R D 6 reported a southbound collision on South Mill near the bridge after a Reynolds truck crossed on Water street. Blair struck the rear of the truck and damage occurred. Officer Hagan noted W Bilgass, a Pennsylvania railroad brakeman, skidded into a curb light post in front of Cochran Undertaking on North Liberty street while heading to work.
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Paul Blair
South Mill Street
Reynolds
Water Street
Blair
James Hagan
W. ©. Bilgass
Pennsylvania Railroad
Summit Street
Cochran Undertaking Company
North Liberty Street
Samuel C Helbley Reports Stolen Overland Car
Samuel C Heibley of 204 Mulberry Street reported to police last night that his 992 model Overland touring car with Pennsylvania license 7C9-627 was stolen from his garage. He found the vehicle missing when he went to retrieve it.
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Samuel C. Heibley
Mulberry Street
Pennsylvania
Barbers Banquet Celebrates First of Its Kind in New Castle
Local No. 278 of the J. B. I. U. of A. held a Monday night banquet at the Elks Club to honor barbers and masters. Fred Llewellyn presided as toastmaster, speeches praised fellowship and a future annual event, with Bernie Mack’s orchestra providing music and performances by Tod Allerton Jimmy McCallion and Billy Fazzrone.
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New Castle
Elks’ Club
Fred Llewellyn
Fred Liewlelyn
278
Fred
Bernie Mack
Charleston
Billy Covert
Tod Allerton
Jimmy McCallion
Billy Fazzrone
Jack Lewis
H. L. Hilliard
Stolen art treasure valued over 100000 missing from Miami studio
International News Service reports Alfredo Vaiente studio in Miami hosts a theft of ten paintings, including The Temptation of St Anthony, valued over 100000, with total missing value around 130000, part insured. No trace found yet by police and detectives.
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International News Services
Miami
Fla
Alfredo Vaiente
Death Records Notice for Several Residents
Miss Mary Adda Warnock of 601 Superior Street died. Charles Campbell, 76, of Hickory Township, and Wilfred James Maw, 28, from Minesing Ontario Canada, are listed. Frances Campbell, 39, of Koppel, Pa. John McCrachen, 52, of Volant.
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Mary Adda Warnock
Superior Street
Charles Campbell
Hickory Township
Wilfred James Maw
Minesing
Ontario
Can
Mee
Frances Bi. Campbell
Koppel
John McCrachen
Volant
Fire destroys Methodist Home for aged women in Tyrone
A fire caused by a defective flue gutted the main building of the Methodist home for aged women in Tyrone Pennsylvania. Ninety two guests were moved to private homes and Asl toons hospital. property loss estimated at 100000 dollars with partial insurance. the new annex was spared.
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National News Service
Tyrone
Methodist Home For
Asltoons Hospital
Pinchot Considers Speech On Anthracite Regulation
Governor Gifford Pinchot weighing a speech to urge two anthracite bills letting the state regulate the industry. The House mines committee had earlier blocked the measures but rescinded action and will hear the bills Wednesday with miners operators and officials expected to attend.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Mines and Mining
Senate
House
House Committee
Public Service Commission
Radio Tests With Foreign Countries Termed Unsuccessful
Indications today that the international broadcasting tests had not been successful proved a big disappointment to radio enthusiasts. For the second night in succession SOS calls from ships in distress on the turbulent Atlantic interrupted the tests, delaying broadcasting for more than three hours.
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Marshall
Pere
International News Service
New York
SOS
Atlantic
Radio Corporation of America
Marriage Licenses for Raymond West and Eleanor Schuller
Raymond E. West and Eleanor Schuller secure a marriage license. Adison E. Burnswi and Florence A. Moltz appear linked to Shenango Two in the license listings.
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Raymond E. West
Eleanor Schuller
Adison E. Burnswi
Shenango
Florence A. Moltz
Report Vessels Imperilled By Hurricane Sea
New York a Jan 26 Fifty men aboard two crippled British freighters struggle to survive in a hurricane swept Atlantic as the United States liner President Roosevelt stands by the Antinee which has lost radio and lifeboats. The Bremen fights toward Laristan as lifeboats are used and ships abandon hope. The Leviathan with 1122 passengers and the Aquitania with 1022 aboard face long delays before port arrival.
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David Sentner
International News Service
Philadelphia
Bellevue-Stratford
John
Lewis
Miner's Union
EF. J. Lynett
Scranton
Lynett
New York
Atlantic
United States
Roosevelt
Bremen
Laristan
Halifax
Taft Attends Niece's Funeral in Pittsburgh
Chief Justice William Howard Taft visited Pittsburgh to attend the funeral of his niece Mrs. George H. Snowdon. After services, the body was transported by special railroad car to Brownsville for burial in Redstone Cemetery, with Taft returning to Washington shortly before noon.
Conspiracy To Violate Dry Law Charged In Major indictments
Sixty one defendants including William V. Dwyer part owner of Coney Island race track Cincinnati and Mount Royal track Montreal are charged with conspiracy to evade national prohibition. Indictments allege a $10 million rum ring with Coast Guard members bribed to aid liquor importation and to influence Treasury officials and New York municipal officials.
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International News Servn
New York
William V. Dwyer
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mount Royal
Montreal
Canada
Dwyer
United States Coast Guard
Walton A. Green
Prohibition
Lincoln
Andrews
Washington
United States
Rum Row
Coast Guard Service
Treasury Department
New York State
Campaign Forces Rubber Prices Down
Secretary Hoover announced that the drive to break the foreign rubber monopoly cut the 1926 rubber bill for Americans by millions. He noted crude rubber dropped from 1.09 dollars a pound last month to about 68 cents a pound yesterday.
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International News Service
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Pennsylvania Travel Guides Exhausted Says Highway Bureau
Harrisburg Pa January 1926 The department of highways announced that the supply of travelers guides to Pennsylvania scenery is exhausted and cannot be supplied until at least March 1. The pamphlet was issued in an edition of 149000 copies and has been distributed since July 1, 1925.
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Harrisburgh
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
The Idle Reporter Feigns Slowness Yet Seeks Hot News
The piece portrays Arthur Mometer as a reporter who appears idle while undercover gathering gossip and spotting potential stories. It notes his habit of chatting in stores and streets while quietly monitoring leads, with the weather warming to twenty eight.
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