10 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
1
Washington, Mar 10 The new president plans a cautious approach to naming ambassadors with possible delay on key postings. Myron Sack and others are cited as leading candidates, while John Jay returned home, and a broad slate of envoys abroad faces vetting as the White House weighs rapid changes.
Crissinger named Treasury Comptroller amid official changes. Appointment places Crissinger in charge of federal financial oversight and internal accounting functions at the Treasury. Details on date and formal confirmation not provided in available text.
Rebels reportedly surrendered Kronstadt fortress after heavy fighting while Soviet forces claim recapture of Krasnaya Gorka and other positions near Petrograd. Dispatches note casualties on both sides as fighting around Masenw and Mensieviks committees are described in conflicting cables from Velsingfors and Helskfors.
Retired employee Bill Howley exits the Pennsylvania Railroad after many years of service. The notice hints at career milestones and final duties, with references to posts, colleagues, and typical pension or farewell arrangements. The fragmented OCR text preserves a sense of departure and recognition within the company.
CRELLETEN WASHINGTON Mar 1Q Although the eventurer is fundamentally sound it is too early to forecast an early revival of brasi veas conditions Secretary of the Treasury Mellon said today there is every ground to feel optimistic however He added the question of funding foreign debts has been taken up by the new secretary of the treasury The decision has been reached The treasury says not making was freshes vanlees on foreign loans at this time Mellon said the bank rates tend towards relaxation The secretary noted no final plan for presenting it to Congress will be ready after he confers with finance committee leaders next week He will discuss tariff and tax questions with compression al leaders
Fisher's Big Store plans to open a new Marshall Room at the corner of King Street, moving from W. B. Marshall's location on Long Avenue. The expanded department will include furniture, wallpaper, paints, and drapery, with stock drawn from the Long Avenue location and continued growth along Main Street.
Arthur Mometer cid as Vedeeniaend Tinsel asuay reports a mercury hack affecting CPS Kid devices. The incident disrupts operations and pads Pep En Yor, with no injuries noted and authorities investigating potential causes and mitigation steps.
A French military patrol in Upper Silesia was attacked by German forces with several wounded. French troops seized a quantity of German munitions while police duties continue to determine whether Upper Silesia joins Poland or remains German territory.
London dispatch reports British appeals show openness to a complete withdrawal of the American army of occupation. The stance is thought to mirror French opinion and suggests Americans may not cooperate with allies in imposing military governance. Movements on the Rhine by U.S. forces are watched as Britain awaits President Neepac’s next move and any representation.
London dispatch reports Britain France and Italy tackling Eastern questions. Briand Curzon and Sforza received Turkish delegates discussing concessions to the Treaty of Sèvres, including relief on the Dardanelles and Bosphorus terms and Greek economic assistance for Constantinople. The Greek delegation, strengthened by former Premier Gounaris, also met Lloyd George for talks.
Report from French military headquarters at Neuss dated March 10 describes Allied forces expanding occupation northward into Hamborn near Duisburg. German workers continue laboring as a French commander permits 140 green policemen, with a request for 600. The town hosts factories and a large coal trade amid limited hostilities.
Clara Smith Hamon and others face trial for the murder of Juke L. Hameen. Key defendants include Mrs. Jake Li. Uavian, widow of the alleged victim, with Judge Thomas Champion presiding. Other named figures are Frank Wheteh and Jake Lo Gamo, plus an administrator of Hamon’s estate.
Secretary Weeks states the United States will take no action that would embarrass allies and will not move American forces to interfere with allied plans. The withdrawal of American forces is considered abandoned for the time being, with movement toward continued defense and neutrality in the face of German advances.
Flames and explosions engulfed oil tanks at Green Point as crews battled a large blaze. Hundreds gathered to watch the firemen fight the fire as tanks ruptured and more explosions followed, causing extensive damage but no reported violence.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a woman's shoe imprint near Woodlawn and references to various names and places including Vir cant Mars and Marteston. It notes a fatal wounding incident and several cases or statements from yesterday. The passage blends scattered personal names, dates, and places with unclear events, lacking a coherent narrative.
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