Hughes Note Is Blow To Britain
London reports reveal official disappointment over the United States refusal to participate actively in the Genoa conference next month. Britain hopes the U S may approve some decisions and observers may attend. India’s cabinet moves to address a growing crisis while Irish Free State opposition readies a fight in the House of Commons.
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David Church
International News Service
London
Cireles
United States
Genoa
Llydorge
Downing Atreat
American State Department
Lloyd George
Wie Harda
America
India
Irish Free State
Arthur Morneter AU poet life in easy times
An affectionate sketch of poet Arthur Morneter as he laments moments of restlessness and writer's block. The piece notes his struggle to craft lines when weather and mood clash, describing the tension between language and rhyme amid a challenging day.
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Perhaips
Officials Take Precautions To Prevent Wreck
President Harding's special train travels toward Augustine Florida with heavy precautions. A pilot train precedes it and no switches may be opened during the passage. Atlantic Gulf Line officers and top engineers ride along as expert crews stand by for emergencies. Authorities forbid any track work while the presidential train passes.
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Atlantic Gant
Inpert
Electriciana
Hage Two
Marriage Licenses Earned at New Castle Court
New Castle license records show entries for Robert Fink, Farrell Bessie P. Warne, Sharon Thomas Evans Jr, and Farrell Bessie Evans. The docket lists couples with accompanying identifiers, reflecting local marriage events processed by the court.
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SeOtroye Yey Ea Ye
Castlo
Sinde Gares
New Castle
Robert Fl. Fink
Farrell Bessie P. Warne
Sharon Thomas Evans, Jr
Farrell Bessie Evans
Farrell
Ice for Needy Provided by McCready Snow Ice Service
J C McCready announced an offer to supply ice free of charge for sick persons in needy families for the next twelve months. Needs must be reported through a regular charitable organization such as the Child Welfare Society Red Cross Associated Charities or welfare nurses, with delivery anywhere in the city at no cost to recipients or reporting bodies. McCready will oversee delivery to ensure aid reaches those in distress.
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J. C. McCready
Mr. McCreacy
Child Welfare Society
Red iCrogs
The
Associated, Charities
McCready
People'’s
Tce and Coal Company
Navy Seeks 40,000 Recruits Over Next Year
Secretary of the Navy Denby told the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that the Navy needs about 40,000 new recruits within the coming year to hold the armed force at roughly 96,560 men. He noted current enlistments totaling 41,900 will expire in twelve months, with about half likely to re-enlist, while 20,000 more will be discharged on physical or discretionary grounds.
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Aulleton
International News Service
Washington
Danger Of Floods As Water Rises In Susquehanna River
Residents along the Susquehanna River lowlands report rising waters reaching 17.9 at Wilkes Barrs, up 10.7 from yesterday, blamed on two days of warm weather followed by heavy rains amid a cold front. Unrelated item notes Mr and Mrs George Zahniser hosting the Unexpected Club at their Highland Ave home Monday evening with committee members listed.
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Susquehanna River
Wilkes Barr
George Zahniser
Dus
Highland Avenue
Samuel Perry
Ames T. Ray
L. M. Uber
Anonymous Book Shocks Columbia College Mentors
State Columbia University professors were shocked to find in an anonymous campus publication titled Black and Blue instructions for men students on petting and handling intoxicated fraternity brothers. The editors Contempt O Court and St Loyola Blanket claim the guide will guarantee a successful college career if read, while noting potential backlash from districts wary of Columbia as a place for women teachers. Continued on page two.
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Barry Lb. Flory
New York
Columbia University
O'Court
St. Loyola
Columbia
Savings Certificates Sold 22 Million in Two Months
Washington March 9. Savings Director Lew Wallace reports January and February sales of Treasury Savings Certificates totaling 22,728,378 dollars. Certificates come in 1000, 160 and 25 denominations at cost 800, 80, and 26 respectively, mature in five years with 26 percent gain if held to maturity, redeemable anytime, tax exempt, personal or corporate ownership up to 5000 dollars, available through any post office.
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Washington
2. C
Lew Wallace
Saings
Treasury
Tory Savings
Wallace
Tony
Genoa Conference May Be Cancelled Capital Believes
The Genoa economic conference slated for next month may be postponed or canceled as the United States rejects participation. The note to Italy surprised diplomats in Washington, with Secretary Hughes branding the Genoa project a politics affair. The U S stance signals a rebuke and hints the conference could be scrapped or delayed.
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George HL Holaiks
Genoa
Hughes
United States
Patton Dies in Garage While Chatting with Friends
William Patton employed in two coal mines on the Patterson farm near the Painter Him school house in Nesbhanock township died suddenly while in the A S Patterson garage Wednesday evening. He was talking with Mr Patterson and his two sons Herbert and Roy when he collapsed and died. Coroner J P Caldwell ruled the death due to probable stroke. He had been suffering from a slight cold but had not complained. Survived by brothers Fred Patton of Crooksville Ohio and Charlene Patton of Trogam South Dakotahs, and sisters Mrs Rebecca Barnes Sharon West Virginia and Mrs Jaydia Graham of this city. Remains to William Bradshaw’s home 308 Creton avenue. funeral to follow.
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Patterson
Painter Him
Neshannock Township
A. S. Patterson
Patton
Mr. Patterson
Herbert
Roy
Evanin
J.C. Syling
Tois Side
J. P. Caldwell
Fred Pathon
Crooksville
Charlen Patton
Trogam
South Dakdtahs
Rebecca Barnes
Sharon
W. Va
Jaydia Graham
William Bradshaw
Creton Avenue
Bankers Consult State Dept on Bond Flotation
American bankers assured the state and treasury departments they will seek parity with the United States government when floating foreign loans to prevent diverting American capital. Officials at the treasury department stated this today. Missionary society of the Central Presbyterian Church will meet Friday at 2:30 PM.
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State Department
International News Service
Washington
State
Treasury Departments
United States
Treasury Department
Boy In Knee Pants Starts Life Sentence
John Mollick a 16 year old convict begins life sentence with hard labor in the Quarry squad of Indiana state prisoners. He was convicted of murdering his stepmother in November 1921 and is the first boy in knee pants to start life term here. Public officials, organizations and newspapers campaign for clemency, arguing the sentence is unwarrantedly severe.
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International News Service
Auighigan City
Ind
John Mollick
Ne Papera
Woods Elected Exalted Ruler Of New Castle Elks
John F. Woods was elected Exalted Ruler at New Castle Lodge No. 69 after a lively election with several hundred members voting. Woods, longtime officer and leading knight, pledged to continue the lodge’s progressive policy and service to the Elks. Also chosen were Ratcliffe as leading knight, Jackson loyal knight, Brindle lecturing knight, Mitchell secretary, Cosel treasurer, Alexander trustee, Gibson tyler, and Clinefelter representative to the Grand Lodge.
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Woods
New Castle Elks
New Castle Lodge No
P.O. Ellis
John F. Woods
Hitler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John F.' Woods
James E. Rat F
Trying To Locate J F Scott Or His Heirs In This City
John T. Brinton received a letter from George Speece of Ardmore Kansas seeking information about F. Scott or his heirs. The inquiry suggests Scott once resided in New Castle or has descendants. It is claimed an estate may have been left in which Scotts hold an interest.
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J. F. Scott
John T. Brinton
George Speece
Ardmore
Kan
Askiing
F. Scott
Scott + RE
New Castle
Hera
Trade Associations To Hold Conference
Trade associations will hold a conference in Washington on March 21 to discuss business stabilization and strategies to prevent industrial and commercial downturns. Officials from the Commerce and Labor Departments will participate alongside leaders from major trade groups.
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Ashincton
Commierce
Orerals of Commerce and Labor
Death records and legal notices from a broken report
Fragmented OCR summary from a local paper lists death records and legal notices. Names appear with ages and addresses, including references to shootings, imprisonments, and injuries. Several proper nouns and places are scattered, with unclear dates and events.
Bonus Bill To Pass House On March 20
Army appropriation measure advances with a planned House vote Monday March 20. Advocates clash over sales taxes and excess profits tax while leaders seek a quick 24 minute debate. A sharp fight is expected between supporters of the bonus and opposing plans as the bill moves toward final action.
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Alo. Hayward
Correzo
Washingloa
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