Coolidge Firm On Revenue As Moses Bill Faces Cut
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge will veto the Moses postal salary bill if rates are cut, maintaining the economy plan must offset wage raises for postal workers. George amendment to restore 1929 rates was defeated, with unclear revenue estimates for the George plan but higher hoped receipts projected under Moses. If not disposed of, Senator Moses warned he would seek a summer Senate session to push action.
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International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Moses Vostal
White House
Congress
George
Senate
Postoffice Department
Moses
New Hampshire
Georgia
Ae — Tiemut
Where To Go Tonight Penn-Constante Talmadge film listings
A compact cinema page lists multiple theaters and programs for the evening. Highlights include Penn-Constante Talmadge in Her Night of Romance at PENN, Captiol showing Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall with Mary Pickford, and George O'Brien and Billie Dove in The Roushneck at XIXON, along with Pathe News reels, comedies, and novelty acts across LIBERTY, REGENT, STAR, STATE, and STRAND venues.
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Penn
Constante Talmadge
al Benson
Buddy Messenger
Pathe News
Capitol
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mary Pickford
Capitol Orchestra
XIXON
George O'Brien
Billie Dove
Cleo Madison
Fox News Reel
Family Arrives Destitute Finds Father Dead in Tragic Event
Pete Obesko, a Russian resident of Bessemer, killed himself in an upstairs room after dreams of pursuit and a throat-slashing vision. His daughter found him. she threw the knife from a window as neighbors alerted an ambulance. The family faces destitution, with Bessemer and local Russians rallying funds for burial or borough support.
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Obesko
Brier Hill
Pete Obesko
Bessemer
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admitted are George Shaw R D, Mrs. Clara Dibley of 608 Liberty Street, Mrs. Emma Black of Wilmington Avenue, Edward Evans of Ellwood City, Mrs. Grace Anderson of 331 Locust Street. Discharged are Mrs. Hilda Waddington of Neshannock Avenue, Raphefel Crisel of 1115 Croton Avenue, Dorothy Patton of Rigby, Mrs. Bernice Norris and baby of 814 West Washington Street, Mrs. Carat Brown and babies of Court Street.
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George Shaw
R. D
Clara Dibley
Liberty Street
Emma Black
Wilmington Avenue
Edward Evans
Ellwood City
Grace Anderson
Locust Street
Hilda Waddington
Neshannock Avenue
Raphefel Crisel
Croton Avenue
Dorothy Patton
Rigby
Bernica Norris
Baby
West
Washington Street
Carat Brown
Babies
Court Street
Dutch oil claims to cure bladder and kidney issues
An advertisement touts a Dutch oil product promising rapid relief from bladder and kidney trouble, frequent urination, backaches, and rheumatic pains. It claims dramatic results within 24 hours and offers a money-back guarantee. Sold by local pharmacists and retailers.
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Phyallank
Haarlem
Alfred C. Flyda
Mary BR. Fek'eo
Phywalun
Termin Phoy
Judge Insists Conditions Bad At University
Madison Wis Jan 23 Judge Ole A Stolen Dane county Superior court reaffirmed that conditions in the Latin quarter of the University of Wisconsin are terrible He said statements about girls being carried intoxicated from parties at 2 am were substantially correct Based on recent court cases Goodnight dean of men said cases cited involved women carried from student rooms during vacations and denied general immorality among students Miss Binworth who runs a girls rooming house noted today’s students differ from those 20 years ago though smoking among women is said to be common
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International News Service
Madison
Wis
Ole A
Dane County, Superior
University of Wisconsin I
HW. Goodnight
University of Wisconsin
Fannin Binworth
Latin Quarter
Bose
Quarantine Notices Issued for Tubercular Cattle Visit
Dr William Brod of Fittsburgh and Parm Agent N C Dale posted quarantine notices in Lawrenta county townships Washington Plaingrove Boult and Wilmington to prevent entry of affected cattle and limit movement of cattle from districts. The aim is to protect healthy herds by isolating infected cattle and reassure owners about free districts.
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William Brod
Fittsburgh
Bureau of Animal Industry
Parm
N.C. Dale
Lawrenta County
Washington
Plaingrove
Boult
Wilmington
Far North Town Gripped by Diphtheria Epidemic
Shattle dispatches report Nome Alaska struck by a diphtheria outbreak with five deaths and hundreds ill. Eskimos appear highly susceptible as public health measures rush 1,000,000 anti toxin units to the Alameda for transport to Seward to combat the spread.
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Nome
Witt
Miss Ellingson To Appear Before Juvenile Court
The article notes Miss Ellingson is to appear in juvenile court with a continuation from page one. It mentions Dorothy’s night life friends Keith Lord Harry Chinitz and Emil Kreuter as jazz musicians whose cases may be postponed pending a decision in the girl’s case. The youths are charged with contributing to the girl’s delinquency.
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Jazz Land
Kathryn Sullivan
Dorothy
Night Life
Keith Lord
Harry Chinitz
Emil Kreuter
Dae
What Did You See In A Winter Street Scene
A series of fragmented vignettes describe a snowy downtown morning. Cars struggle as tires freeze to streets while pedestrians wipe glasses and brave stinging air. City workers, motorists, and residents cope with snow, shoveling, thawing pipes, and slippery sidewalks.
New R R Station Need Discussed
Councilman Reg Lusk discussed a probable new city building and railroad stations. He favors both and proposes downtown placement for a new city building but opposes a city county institution on the court site. He noted rail service improvements and recalled prior station plans by the P and L B railroad, blaming delays on factors beyond the railroad.
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Reg Lusk
Lusk
BluLions
Itg Fing
Seventh Ward
George Hamilton
Hamilton
Statens
Calahan Branches Out As Artist Too
Calahan decorates the office of Scout Executive J. Lee with an enlarged photograph of lower Falls at Cascade Park. Taken years ago before development, the image was silent for some time and was colored last Sunday afternoon, greatly enhancing the office walls.
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J. Lee
Calahan
Falls
Cascade Park
Teken
Colo
Walla
Stop Night Coughs With King’s New Discovery Remedy
Advert says many patients suffer night coughs and infections but can find relief with Dre King’s New Discovery for Coughs. Take a teaspoonful before bed and swish briefly for throat comfort. claims to loosen phlegm, ease congestion, and help sleep. Suitable for children’s coughs and colds, with warnings about safe use and limited side effects.
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Dre King
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Mary Jane Angus
Mrs Mary Jane Angus aged 75 widow of Robert Angus dies at Almira Home January 28 after illness She was born in Hickory townsite and lived much of her life there Surviving twin brothers Thomas J Hinkson of Dewey averus and Guo W Hinkson of Atkinson Kan Funeral at Almira Home Friday at 2 Bevy C J Baker pastor Burial at Brier Hill cemetery Duffield Albert Duffield of Youngstown Ohio dies in car crash funeral Friday at 2 from his home Vestal road Youngstown Burial at Park cemetery He was born in Staffordshire England 44 years ago Surviving widow Rose Bell Duffield four children Rosie May Albert Dora two sisters Mrs Teresa Parks England and Mrs Anna Hawkins Hamilton Street this city Amelia Geiring death in Youngstown aged 68 former resident Widow of Louis Geiring funeral arrangements later
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Mary Jane Angus
Robert Angus
Almira
Angus
Hickory
Almira Homa
Shawne
Methodist
Eastbrook
Thomas J. Hinkson
Dewey Averus
Guo. W. Hinkson
Atkinson
Kan
Almra
Bev
C. J Baker
Grace Methodist Church
City
Brier Hill Cemetery
Mr. Duffield
Albert Duffield
Youngstown
McDonald
Vestalmrond
Park Cemetery
Mr. Dutfield
Staffordahir
England
Rose Bell Duffield
Rosie
May
Albert
Dora
Tierenca Parks
Anna Hawkins
Hamilton Street
Amelia Geiring
Wiliam Alley
Delason Avenue
Louis Geiring
Thig City
Man kills self with dynamite blast during assault on wife
BRISTOL Tenn Jan 2 Fred Bennett 29 committed death by own action and injured his wife seriously when he connected an electric battery to a stick of dynamite and touched it off. He had visited his estranged wife and tried to force her to a rear room before the blast.
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Ad Bulletin
International News Service
Bristol
Tenn
Fred Bennett
Bennett
Thirteen People At City Poor Farm
Thirteen people relying on city aid are now at the city poor farm. The figure suggests a steady level of indigence, with about twenty having been cared for here over the past year and a half.
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Peis Tumber
Haan
Realty Company Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Weingartner Realty Company re elected directors George L P Weingartner Samuel R Huey R Houk and Roy Mercer at the January 27 stockholders meeting in the company offices The board did not organize due to absences and will do so soon Shareholders adjourned to discuss possible expansion The secretary Trello Mercer reported the firm in strong financial health with prospects for 1925 improving The text ends with an unrelated adage about marriage and choice not tied to the meeting.
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Weingartner Realty Company
George “Lp
Atm’ Lerney J. Roy Mercer
Change in news handling in South Side district
Effective Monday a change in the method of handling The News In the South Side district was made. If subscribers do not read The News regularly, please notify the Treadwell News Company, Phone No. 238, and the Ind icter will be taken care of.
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South Side
Treadwell News Company
Snow Shoveling Becomes Regular Winter Task in New Castle
Snow shoveling in New Castle has become a regular winter task as storms return. The city street department hauls snow from downtown streets to the river while the state highway department clears heavy snows on the highways. Property owners vary in effort to keep walks clear, leaving some coated with snow and ice all winter.
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New Castle
City Street Department
Washington Street
State Highway Department
Traffic Cops Benefit From Downtown Auto Signals
New Castle traffic squad members are grateful as automatic regulators installed downtown prevent the need for constant corner posts this winter. Officers previously faced all kinds of weather guarding streets, but the signals now reduce risk and effort amid severe cold and storms.
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New Castle
Po| Nica
Caankul
French leader cites two ideals to be observed
Paris January statement from Raoul Perot in the American Club outlines two guiding ideals for France and the United States. He emphasizes respect for contracts and justice as core aims guiding Franco American debt settlements, signaling mutual satisfaction.
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Frank E. Mason
International
Stat Paris
Jare
Countrieg
Raou
Perot
Chamber of Deputies
Rmdon
Amarican Club
Pomona Grange Will Meet Here at New Castle
The February meeting of Pomona Grange No. 83 in Lawrence County will be held on a Wednesday in the W C Al auditorium at New Castle. Harold G Hisamans, Pomona master of Erig county, is expected as a special visitor. County agent N G Dile will present a note on the war profits tax from January 1933. Subordinate granges and lecturers are urged to attend and assist in planning the March program.
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Lawrence County
Pomona
W. C. al
New Castle
Fomona
Erig County
Harold G. Hisamans
Hig
Harrisburg
N. G. Dile
Pated
Ik ix
Tae
Home On Poor Farm Inspected For County Purchase
A. L. Thayer and Jehn F. More gan of Thayer and Johcoc, architects, inspected the city poor farm to assess modernization needs. The visit aimed to plan enlargements and conforming additions if the county buys the property, with Thayer guiding plans for county use.
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A. L. Thayer
Jehn F. Moregan
Thayer & Johcoc
County Poor District
Thayer
Solo cars in Cleveland bring new naming by papers
In Cleveland Ohio newspapers begin to describe certain street cars as solo cars amid ongoing debates over how these vehicles should operate. The term signals a shift in local transit coverage and public discussion about streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Scout Council Meeting Postponed in Lawrence County
Lawrence County Boy Scout Council postponed its annual meeting and officer elections slated for Wednesday evening. Executive Calahan announced the meeting will be held Monday evening February 2. A scanned text fragment mentions a Texas scent and a flask, but these details are unclear.
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Che Inet
Aquarant
Lawrence County
Bon't Get Up Nights contradicts medical claims from Ohio ad
Fragmentary OCR shows a supposed medical ad from Lunpitias Parton Ohio claiming kelp tablets and Epsom salts cure bladder irritation and nocturnal urges. It mentions Carrie St and multiple ruined product names, with references to pharmacies and labs in unclear context.
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Lunpitias
Parton
Ohio
Carrie St
Pali
Atrigan
Keller Permula
Doeenis
St Jean
Kaller Laboerstory
Loxburg
Unig
Pharinagy
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