Phillips Heads Toward Seats on Key Congressional Committees
Congressman Phillips and Congressman Bixler were elected to two of Congress's most influential committees. Phillips and Bixler join the Ways and Means and Interstate and Foreign Commerce panels, signaling strong trust in tax and rail/commerce policy. Both will relinquish several prior panel roles to focus on these premier assignments.
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Sota
Manning
Ashington
New Castle
Marty Peon
Congress
Tips Jr
Butler
Harris J. Hix
Jghnsanhurug
House
Phillips
Bixler
Sixler
Ways and Mess
Mellon
Wiss and
Tobacco grower found dead. suicide stated in coroner ruling
John C. Smith aged 50 a well known tobacco grower was found dead with part of his head blown away yesterday near his home on Whitten Ridge The coroner said suicide occurred the day he was to go to Winfield to face a sentence for violating prohibition laws A shotgun lay nearby and a verdict of suicide was rendered
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Jiuntington
W. Va
Mar
John C. Smith
Winfield
Reiy
Whitten Ridge
Executive Board of C ES To Meet
Members of the executive committee of Lawrence County Christian Society will meet Saturday evening at 7:30 in the Central Presbyterian church. Also social committee members and all presidents of city societies are urged to attend. Important matters concerning the county society will be discussed. A native of that country has invented a keyboard type setting machine using Japanese characters.
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Lawrence County Christian
Central Presbyterian Church
Mahoning Book Club Meets at Mrs Raney’s Home
Mrs M I Raney hosted the Mahoning Book Club on Madison Avenue with thirteen members present and a guest, Mrs W A Beam of Youngstown. Social time and exchanges followed by refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter. Next meeting at Mrs IKE Rhodes on Madison Avenue next Thursday.
Entertain Class At Radio Party At Mahoning Church
Mrs C EK Arble entertained Sabbath school members at the Mahoning Methodist church for a radio party at her Ced ay Street home on Thursday evening. Twenty two members attended with social time and listening to the radio as the main entertainment. Hosts, Mrs Arble, Mrs R J Barker and Mrs W J Brersmith, served refreshments later.
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C. EK. Arble
Mahoning Methodist Church
Ceday Street
Arble
R. J. i Barker
W. J. Brersmith
W T E Club Meets At Sewell Home
The W T E club met at Mrs. Carl Sewell's North Cedar street home with twelve members present and guest Mrs. Roy Watson. Social time, crafts, and refreshments followed. next meeting planned for one month hence with location to be announced.
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W. TE
Carl Sewell
North Cedar Street
Roy Watson
Sewell
Jock Conn
Warner's Compound Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Warner's Compound as a remedy for kidney disorders linked to blood poverty. It claims to improve blood quality and circulation, remove waste, and relieve nervous symptoms, urging readers to purchase via druggists and offering a mail sample from Rochester NY.
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Warner
Warner's
Warner's Safe Remputes Co
Dept
Rochester
Noy
Vanity Dresser and Tables Featured in Store Sale
Advertising copy highlights vanity dresser priced at 58.50 and a range of tables for living room and library in Davenport. Emphasizes variety and a depicted table as a standout value worth inspection.
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Davenpor
Patrick's party replaces regular meet with new date
The notice announces a party on March 1 in the K of P hall to take the place of the regular meeting. It identifies Patrick as organizer and notes the change of schedule for the gathering.
York Murderer Is Granted Respite
Arthur Jordan, a York murderer condemned to die, was granted a gubernatorial respite delaying his execution to April 13. The governor also set April 27 for the execution of Michael Loos, a Cambria County convicted murderer, after board of pardons reconsideration.
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Conternational News Service
Harrisburg
Arthur Jordan
York
Pinchot
State Board of Pardons
Maren Altiioge
Michael Loos
Cambria County
In The Day's News Motor Attachment Allows On Board Valve Adjust
An attachment for automobile motors has been invented that enables an owner to adjust his engine valves while the car is in operation. The device, discussed in The Day's News, would permit precise timing adjustments and could revolutionize maintenance for motorists. Lord Reading, the present Viceroy of India, retires this year as Earl of Lytton is mentioned in connection with high level discussions about the invention.
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Lord Reading
India
Earl of Lytton
Lord Lytton
Simla
Bengal
Eton
Parage
Trinity College
Cambridge
Eis
the Admiralty
Bulwer Lytton
Last Chance for Tax Returns March 16 Says Tax Official
International Service reports in Fittsberg Pennsylvania that anyone who misses filing an income tax return will have until midnight March 16. Extensions to office hours begin tomorrow to assist last minute filers as March 19 falls on a Sunday. A separate note references Lord Lytton chief interest due to family and career, with biographical details.
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International News Service
Fittsbergh
D. B. Heiner
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