Moses Bill To Be Vetoed If Rates Are Cut
President Coolidge signals he will veto the Moses postal rate and salary bill if rate cuts endanger revenue to cover proposed wage boosts for post office workers. Administration leaders work to defeat the George amendment restoring 1920 rates, with estimated salary raises around 68 million dollars and revised revenue projections. Moses warns of a senate session if action is not completed. he remains focused on advancing measures.
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Congress
George
Moses
Senate
Post Office Department
New Hampshire
Georgia
Where To Go Tonight cinema listings 1925 era
A compact listings page featuring multiple theater rooms and film entries. Highlights include PENN showing Her Night of Romance with Talmadge and The Aggravating Kid with Buddy Messenger, Pathe News, CAPITOL presenting Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, and Fox News Reel. Other features include NIXON with George O’Brien and Billie Dove, DOME with Priscilla Dean, REGENT with Thomas Meighan in The Alaskan, STAR with Jack Perrin, STATE America comedy, and STRAND Painted Lady.
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Penn
Constance Talmadge
al Benson
Buddy Messenger
Pathe News
Capitol
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Mary Pickford
Capitol Orchestra
Nixon
George O’brien
Billie Dove
Cleo Madison
Fox News
Thomas Meighan
the GoGetters
Family Arrives Destitute and Discovers Father Dead
Pete Obesko, a Russian man, is found dead from a throat wound after a troubled night. His family, fearing retaliation, leaves for Brier Hill as neighbors and the Russian community in Bessemer rally to fund burial. If funds fail, the borough will bury him and support the destitute family.
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged
Admitted George Shaw R D 6 Mrs Clara Dibley 608 Liberty street Mrs Emma Black Wilmington avenue Edward Evans Billwood City Mrs Grace Anderson 331 Locust street Discharged Mrs Hilda Waddington Neshannock avenue Raphael Crisci 1115 Croton avenue Dorothy Patton Rigby Mrs Bernice Norris and baby 814 West Washington street Mrs Carol Brown and babies Court street s
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George Shaw
R. D
Clara Dibley
Liberty Street
Emma Black
Wilmington Avenue
Edward Evans
Billwood City
Grace Anderson
Locust Street
Hilda Waddington
Neshannock Avenue
Raphaiel Crisci
Croton Avenue
Dorothy Patton
Rigby
Bernice Norris
Baby
West Washington Street
Carol Brown
Babies
Court Street
Red Mill Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Quick Kidney Relief
An advertisement claims the Dutch Haarlem Oil capsules quickly relieve bladder and kidney trouble, tiredness, backache, and rheumatic pains within 24 hours. Priced at 50 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Alfred C. Hyde, Mary B. McKee, and local druggists.
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Haarlem
Alfred C. Hyde
Mary B. McKee
Phey
Judge Insists Conditions Bad At University
Madison Wisconsin January 29 Judge Ole A Stolen of Dane county Superior Court reaffirmed that conditions in the Latin quarter of the University of Wisconsin are terrible He said his published statements about girls being carried intoxicated from parties at 2 in the morning are substantially correct Moral delinquency cited University officials disputed the claim that immorality was widespread on campus Dean S H Goodnight noted incidents occurred during holidays but said the girls involved were not coeds A longtime rooming house operator Miss Fannie Ellsworth defended the student body saying today’s girls are no worse than twenty years ago and that smoking among women is exaggerated
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International News Service
Madison
Wis
Ole A. Stolen
Dane County Superior Court
University of Wisconsin
Stolen
S. H. Goodnight
Fannie Ellsworth
Latin Quarter
Quarantine Notices Posted in Four Lawrence Townships
Dr William Brod of Pittsburgh and Farm Agent N C Dale posted quarantine notices against tuberculosis cattle in Washington Plaingrove Scott and Wilmington townships in Lawrence County this afternoon. The measure prevents entry of affected animals and export of similar cattle to protect healthy herds and local owners.
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William Brod
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Animal Industry
N. C. Dale
Lawrence County
Washington
Plaingrove
Scott
Wilmington
Nome Diphtheria Epidemic Threatens Hundreds
The diphtheria outbreak in Nome Alaska may claim hundreds with five dead so far. Eskimos are especially vulnerable as US health officials rush one million antitoxin units aboard the Alameda for Seward delivery. Wild Bill Shannon completes the first leg of a 1000 mile mush to Nome in 12 hours covering 60 miles.
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Nome
Shannon
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
G. M. Magruder
United States Public Health Service
Miss Ellingson To Appear Before Juvenile Court
The piece notes Dorothy Ellingson will appear in juvenile court as three of her associates Keith Lord Harry Chinitz and Emil Kreuter members of a jazz orchestra face possible postponement pending the court's decision in her case They are charged with contributing to the girl s delinquency The text ends with a quip about choosing a husband and a joke about individualism.
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Kathryn Sullivan
Dorothy
Keith Lord
Harry Chinitz
Emil Kreuter
What Did You See Snowy Street Scene
A series of brief vignettes describe a chilly morning. People thawing frozen pipes, car tires stuck to the street, steamed glasses, children with paper crafts, a city electrician and street workers clearing snow, a jazz booth, and pedestrians struggling with driving storm conditions as snow blankets downtown.
New Railroad Station and City Building Discussed
Councilman Bes Lusk outlined plans for a new city building in downtown and favored a new railroad station. He supported condemning powers but opposed moving the court house site. He commended the B and O station in the Seventh Ward while noting prior railroad plans for a station here were not carried out.
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Bes Lusk
Lusk
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Mary Jane Angus
Mrs Mary Jane Angus age 75 widow of Robert Angus died at the Almira Home on Wednesday January 28 at 2 15 pm after illness. She lived in Hickory township much of her life and resided at the Almira Home about sixteen months. She belonged to the Eastbrook Methodist Church. Twin brothers Thomas J Hinkson of Dewey and Geo W Hinkson of Atkinson Kan survive. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the Almira Home led by Rev C J Baker of Grace Methodist. Burial in Brier Hill cemetery.
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Mary Jane Angus
Robert Angus
Almira Home
Angus
Hickory Township
Methodist Church
Eastbrook
Thomas J. Hinkson
Dewey
Geo. W. Hinkson
Atkinson
Kan
Almira
Grace Methodist Church
Brier Hill Cemetery
Man dies by own action in dynamite blast in Bristol
BRISTOL Tenn Jan 29 Fred Bennett 29 used an electric battery to detonate dynamite injuring his wife seriously in a rear room incident. He had visited his estranged wife and then forced her movement before the explosion occurred.
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International News Service
Bristol
Tenn
Fred Bennett
Bennett
Thirteen People At City Poor Farm
Thirteen people dependent on the city for care are at the city poor farm. The number has fluctuated with more than twenty cared for at times, indicating a modest need for a home like this. The current count matches the prior year and a half.
Calahan Adds Artwork To His Office Space
Scout Executive J Lee Calahan expanded his office decor with a large enlarged photograph of Cascade Park’s Lower Falls. Taken years ago before development altered the scenery, the image was colored by Calahan last Sunday afternoon and now enhances the office walls.
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J. Lee Calahan
Lower Falls
Cascade Park
Calahan
Realty Company Elects Officers
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Weingartner Realty Company held January 27 in the company offices, directors George T. Weingartner, Samuel R. Huey, R. F. Houk, Dick Fleming and J. Roy Mercer were re-elected. The board did not organize due to absences but will do so soon. Stockholders adjourned to discuss company expansion. Mercer reported the firm is financially healthy with 1925 prospects brighter.
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Weingartner Realty Company
George T. Weingartner
Samuel R. Huey
R. F. Houk
Dick Fleming
J. Roy Mercer
Stop Night Coughing This Simple Way
Persistent night cough sufferers regain sleep with Dr. King’s New Discovery for Coughs. A teaspoon at night soothes irritation and loosens phlegm, relieving coughs, chest colds, hoarseness, and bronchitis without harmful drugs. Suitable for children. Sold at all druggists.
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Dr. Ing
Woman's view on marriage and choice
A quip noting that many women discover trouble only after marrying the man of their choice, reflecting humorous social sentiment about marriage dynamics.
Change in News Handling for South Side Subscribers
Notice states effective Monday a new method for handling The News in the South Side district. If subscribers do not receive The News regularly, contact Treadwell News Company at phone 238 and the matter will be addressed.
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South Side
Treadwell News Company
Snow Shoveling Becomes Regular Winter Job in New Castle
New Castle endures continued snowfalls as residents and officials cope with clearing streets and sidewalks. City and state crews haul snow to the river and highways remain icy. Some property owners actively shovel, while others neglect walks leaving ice and snow on paths.
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New Castle
City Street Department
Washington Street
State Highway Department
Traffic Cops Benefit From Automatic Signals in New Castle
New Castle police traffic squad members are grateful as automatic regulators downtown arrived last fall. The harsher winter storms and continued cold weather would have forced officers to stand guard at street corners. The installation ends the need for constant outdoor duty this winter.
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New Castle
French Leader Urges Two Ideals For Debt Settlement
Raoul Peret, opposition deputy, at the American Club in Paris says two ideals must guide Franco American talks. He cites first France must respect its contracts, second the United States must uphold justice for a settlement to satisfy both nations.
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Frank FE. Mason
International
Paris
Raoul Peret
Chamber of Deputies
American Club
France
America
Pomona Grange Set Meeting in New Castle
The February meeting of Lawrence County Pomona Grange No. 65 will be on February 4 in the Y W C A auditorium at New Castle. Erie county Pomona master Harold G Eisaman is expected as a special visitor. County Agent N C Dale will report on the Harrisburg warm products show of January 1923. The meeting aims for broad county representation and lecturers are to assist in planning the March program.
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Lawrence County
Pomona Grange No. 65
New Castle
Pomona
Erie County
Harold G. Eisaman
Harrisburg
N.C. Dale
Assis
Inspecting Home On Poor Farm For Modernization Plans
A. L. Thayer and John F. Morgan of Thayer & Johnson examined the city poor farm home to assess enlargement options and site layout. The visit focused on potential additions and conforming structures should the county buy the property. Thayer conducted the inspection for county interests and planning.
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A. L. Thayer
John F. Morgan
Thayer & Johson
City Poor Farm
County Poor District
Thayer
Solo Cars Rebranded as Solo Type Street Cars in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio newspapers now describe the single operator street cars as solo cars highlighting a shift in terminology amid local discussion of their operation. The term reflects the one man crew setup and prompts questions about safety and efficiency.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Meeting of Scout Council Postponed
Lawrence County Boy Scout Council annual meeting postponed due to lack of quorum at the Y M C A. Scout Executive Calahan announced the meeting and officer election will be held Monday evening February 2.
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Lawrence County Boy Scout Council
Calahan
Lithiated Buchu Claims Nightly Relief for Bladder Irritation
An advertised remedy from Dayton Ohio touts Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula as a cure for nocturnal urinary issues. The seller promises 23 gravel-like tablets, two cent cost per tablet, and availability at Paisley Pharmacy and other leading drug stores.
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John Lumpkins
Dayton
Ohio
Carrie St
Keller Laboratory
Mecha
Seaburg
Paisley Pharmacy
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