Bank In Volant Closed After Cashier Shortage
A National Bank of Volant, opened 1921, was closed following an investigation that found cashier W K Robinson allegedly short about $26,000. Solicitor A Martin Graham said deposits likely safe. stockholders may shoulder most losses. Reorganization efforts planned. federal action possible if pursued.
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Vollart
A. Martin Grahan
National Bank of
Yolunt
Ly Iil
Jano
Pittsburgh
W. K. Robinson
Graham Robinson
Grauham
Robinson
Tn Bank
Solleitur Graham
First National Bank of Vedant
Hiram Collins
J. J. McConnell
Graham
Kane
Soan
Somuch
Inaugural Day in D C for Charley and Cal
A garbled reminiscence recalls inaugural day events in Washington D C with Charley and Cal, Uncle Sam involved, crowds from Texas to Maine, a radio broadcast, and speakers. It notes hopeful wishes for health and luck as they prepare for hard work ahead.
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Charley
Cal
Uncle Sam
Wal
D. C
Texas
Maine
Maine and From Out On the Coast To Wwict
Mora
Wil Head
Wood
Cali Nero
Congress approves second deficiency bill amid adjournment push
Washington March 4 administration leaders used party discipline to push through the 64 million dollar second deficiency appropriation bill. The measure ends the fight to adjourn until next December by removing public building funds but funds debt payments for current fiscal year remain.
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Aulletot
International News Service
Washington
Mar
Congress
Coolidge Leaves White House For Ceremony
President Coolidge, with Mrs Coolidge, departs the White House at 11 for the capitol for the quadrennial transfer of power. Cavalry and mounted police march in front as the presidential car moves along Pennsylvania Avenue, with thousands lining the route.
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Coolidge
White House
Austin
International News
Washington
Inauguration Day Events Led by Dawes and Coolidge
International News Service recounts the formal program from 10:30 a.m. departure at Willard hotel through 3:00 p.m. events. Dawes leaves for the White House, Coolidge and Dawes proceed to the Capitol, Dawes sworn in and delivers address, Senate adjourns, and the inaugural parade ends with oath and luncheon at the White House.
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International News Service
Washington
General Dawes
Willard Hotel
White House
Coolidge
Committee of Congress
Cavalry
Capitol
Bilia
Davis
Senate
House
Senate Chamber
Dawes
Cummina
Coolidge Takea
Hundred Hurt After English Election Meeting Fight
A clash at an election meeting in Cliffany, London, left about a hundred Republicans and Free Staters injured, reported by the Helfast Star via WALLETIN C International News Service. The incident follows a political gathering in the area amid ongoing campaign tensions.
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Walletin C International News Service
London
Cliffany
Helfast Star
World Court Repudiated by Senate Vote
Senator King of Utah offered to consider the adherance resolution on American adherence to the International Tribunal. Senator Moser of New Hampshire moved to table, and the Senate overwhelmingly voted to do so. No record vote was taken.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
International Tribunal
King
Utah
Moser
New Hampshire
Marriage Licenses Arthur Gallagher New Castle Porter
Arthur Gallagher and Marjorie Porter apply for a marriage license in New Castle. Norwood Morris and Bernadina Deas apply in Johnstown.
Harmony Classified Musical Instrument Ads Show Bargains
Harmony notices advertise daily bargains in musical instruments across Castle News and nearby listings, urging owners to sell quickly. The ad emphasizes surprise values and quick sales in a lively community classifieds section.
Federation Has Annual Meeting Hears Mrs Reid
About two hundred women attended the Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting at the Fi Methodist church with fifty Beaver County guests. The session opened with prayer by Dr. Herbert A. Ellis and a solo by Miss Rebecca Garvin. Officers were elected: President Mrs. Charles Greer, vice president Mrs. M. Matheny, secretary Mrs. M. M. Ingham, corresponding secretary Miss Adeline Marshall, treasurer Mrs. J. Raner. Several clubs joined the federation, reports praised member clubs, a motion to buy a World Bank for schools was approved for consideration.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Fi Methodist Church
Beaver County Federation
Herbert A. Ellis
Rebecca Garvin
5. M. Matheny
Presi Ded
Charles Greer
M. M. Ingham
Adeline
Marshall
Florence Diebert
Johstown
Gertrude McKintey
Butler
Mhrary
Garvin
9. M. Matharetary
M. M. Tngham
Adeline Marshall
J. Raner
Wadiea
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Wilmington B
Reading Circle
Woman's Club of
New Castle
Mra
Howard Kirkami
Marcus Fouchman- Kor
S. J. McCracken
John Nothdurft
Nothdurft
World Bank
North Street
Cowlings
Cowlings Reports. Reports Were Then Continued: Reading Circle of ‘91, Mrs. Long
J. Madigan
Wimodauata
Rebeccan Howden
Collaga Club
A. B. Streat
Afra
Edward J. Davis
Council of
J. L. McConaghy
Mrd
John
President Renews Oath Before Immense Crowd
The president renews the oath of office before a vast audience and delivers a brief address outlining key policies. He emphasizes unity and outlines priorities across economy, national security, and social programs.
Coolidge Inaugural Address Completes Historic Oath
The inaugural address, delivered noon today by President Calvin Coolidge, is recited in full in this issue. Supreme Court Chief Justice Taft led the oath ceremony on the Capitol steps as the Coolidge family and crowds witnessed a simple, solemn act renewing the oath begun 19 months earlier in Vermont.
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Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Tryto
George R. Holmes
Capitol
Vermont
Republic
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Coolidge
Dawes
Inaugural Side Lights at White House Breakfast Party
Washington dispatch notes a sizable guest list at the White House breakfast as President Coolidge prepares for a four term lease signing on the John Adams homestead. Relatives including Dawes and Coolidge family members crowd the Willard Hotel for inaugural seats while Ambassador Moore of Pittsburgh shivers in Madrid during the ceremony.
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Reynolds
Beringa
Tatf
Washington
White House
Alexander Moora
Fittsburgh
United States
Madrid
Ie Warner
Coolidge Inauguration Seen As Promising Or Calm
Washington March 4 Calvin Coolidge was inaugurated president in his own right with no clouds on the horizon for a peaceful and prosperous administration. The piece compares his start to Roosevelts and Tafts historic inaugurations and notes confidence from business and a strong GOP majority.
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George R. Hoymes
International News Service
Washington
Calvin Coslidge
United States
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Capital Plaza
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Taft
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Ton
Inauguration Day Opens Amid Clear Cold Weather
Washington reports a fair and cold dawn for inauguration day with a misty sun and a light rain chance. President Coolidge and Charles Dawes prepare to take office as crowds gather along Pennsylvania Avenue and the Capitol. Colonel Coolidge arrives with Vermont Governor Billings, while the president’s son reaches Washington shortly before the ceremony.
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International News Service
Washington
President Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Death Record for Treno Brincko Aged 3 Months
A death record reports the passing of Treno Brincko aged three months. The notice lists Walter as a related name and provides minimal additional details from the public notice.
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Treno Brincko
Walter Sin
Congress Salary Increase Becomes Law Amid Debate
Washington March 4. The annual salaries of senators and representatives will rise from 7300 to 10000 under the 1825-1926 appropriation bill. The measure was slowed earlier by Kent Coolidge but is now law.
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Congress
Uiternational News Service
Washington
House of Representatives
Kent Coolidge
Sanitary Officer Attending Funeral in New York
Nathaniel Williams of the sanitary police is in New York City due to the serious illness and death of his brother.
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Nathaniel Williams
Sanitary Police Force
New York City
Local accidents and crimes reported in Lancaster and nearby towns
A series of brief items recount accidents and deaths across Pennsylvania and neighboring areas. Porgy Witrich, age unknown, injured when a refrigerator door fell on her hip in Lancaster. John Baraness, 40, died at Butler from a coal mine accident. Tate Shaw, 50, died from inhaling fumes after a stove incident. Evie’s fatal ailment follows a similar tragic event. Thieves failed to crack a Standard Motor Company safe in Huntington, West Virginia. Eadwant Faulkner, 4, died after choking on a peanut. William Metensoll, a veteran watchman, was fatally injured in Corry after stepping from a path and colliding with a moving vehicle. Mrs. Mary Mensche, Perkasie, recovering after being enveloped by debris from rubbish. Hollisburg borough council dismisses Chief of Police Harry Bowman for physical disability after weeks of wrangling.
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Volant
Arthur Mometer
White Houses
O'Eloel
Senator King
Castle News
Federation
Reid
Reed Megown
Dynzeiai
Johnnynette
Dawes Ostys
Williard Hotel
Parada
America
Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Continental Army
Colenel
John C. Coolidge
Franklin S. Billings
Amherst
Porgy Witrich
Lancaster
John Baraness
Standard Motor Company
Huntington
W. Va
Eadwant Faulkner
Morantown
William Metensoll
Ene ‘Radiroud
Corry
Mary Mensche
Perkasie
Hollisburg Borough
Harry Bowman
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