Isle of Pines Treaty Up In Senate Fight Over World Court
The isle of Pines treaty to cede the island to Cuba is debated as senators oppose discharging the foreign relations committee. Administration leaders block Morris motion while keeping the World Court issue dormant to avoid a summer session.
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Isle of Pines
Winrris
Georgia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Murding-Hughes
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Morris
Wneil
Heart Removed To Sew Up Gash Patient Recovering
Adam Williams, 31, survived a stab wound to the heart after doctors at Passavant hospital removed the heart, stitched a gash, and replaced it. The operation involved lifting the heart from the chest and suturing a large opening, with the patient reported to be improving.
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Velny
Marriage Licenses for Ellwood City Pairs
Georges T Alleman and Nary L Pawo of Ellwood City. Chester M Shoat of New Castle and Allea M Kyra of Naw Castle listed as marriage licenses.
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Georges T. Alleman
Ellwood City
Nary L. Pawo
Chester M
Capital Stunned by Rejection Of Warren In Senate Vote
Washington March 11 President Coolidge faced a cabinet crisis as Charles B Warren was rejected for attorney general. The senate vote showed a strong opposition with 40 to 4 and 16 absentees. Speculation centered on re nomination, a recess appointment, or selecting a new candidate. Analysts noted even a full 96 vote would not confirm Warren. Continued coverage on Page Two.
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George T. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
United States Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Senate
Warren
Andrew Johnson
White House
Lod
Dranaric Semnes
pThat
Dawes
Capitol
Bean
la Follette
Wisconsin
Howell
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabam
Smith
South Carolina
Lo Drop
Ee i
Tax For Schools To Be 13 Mills In New Castle
The New Castle School Board began fixing the 1925 school tax at 13 mills with secretary Hugh M. Marqu ordered to set the rate. The 1924 levy was 20 mills, a seven mill cut due to higher city property valuations. Real estate valued at 52,807,510 and personal property at 3,018,010 yield a total taxable property of 55,826,120, with the 13 mill rate reflecting an increase in actual taxes paid by property owners.
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Castre
Hugh M. Marqu
Andrew H. Sands
New Castle
Missing Society Girl Is Located
New York reports Mary Woodson a Washington D C society girl has been found in a Walk-up flat in Brooklyn New York. She disappeared eighteen months ago while a convent student in Leonardville Maryland. She married Tuck Saldo a bakery wagon driver on February 14, 1924 by a justice of the peace. A reporter identified her after noting her habit of stopping to pet cats near the Brooklyn flat. Tearful reunion with her mother followed.
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International News Service
New York
Mary Woodson
Saldo
X Broklyn Dunes Hall
United Dry Bill Reported Out With New Amendments
WARRISBURG March 11 With amendments aimed at easing business concerns the United Dry Bill was reported out on the house floor by the law and order committee no vote was taken in committee the measure now moves forward for debate and potential action by the full chamber
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Amerounional News Service
Warrisburg
Law and Order
Eastbrook High School Debating Team Crowned County Champions
The Eastbrook High School debating team has been declared champion debaters of all county high schools outside New Castle and Ellwood City after a victorious run in the elimination debate series. This notable achievement reflects well on the team and the school.
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Eastbrook High School
New Castle
Ellwood City
Mrs Stokes Set To Deny Charges At Trial
Mrs Helen Stokes to testify in her husband William D Stokes trial denying alleged indiscretions with cousin Hal Billig and disputing his claim they separated in 1918 New York. She may not attack charges of conspiracy to defame. Dr Maurice Rosenberg to testify today to challenge Stokes account of conversations linked to Chicago investigations.
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Merlin Moor Taylor
Chicago
Helen
Llwood Stokes
William ©. D. Stokes
Hal Billig
Maywood
Illnois
Denver
Stoker
New York
Billig
Stokes
Bmme
Chary
Maurice Rosenberg
Starteau
Chisago
Rosenberg
Brigands Attack Anglo American Students Near Arts Greece
Brigands attacked a party of Anglo American archaeological students near Arts in a Greek province. An American named Logan was seriously injured, according to reports received today by the bulletin.
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Greece
Athens
Mar
Arts
Logan
New Discoveries Made In Egypt
An important archeological discovery at Saquara near Giza is believed to be the temple of a famous pyramid. Italian excavators uncover a church at Assouan from the eighth century after Christ. Boston Museum Harvard expedition reports tomb treasures near Giza outpacing King Tut's.
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Catro
Egypt
Mer
Saquara
Giza
Assouan & Ehurch
Boston Museum
Harvard University
King Tut
Temporary lull in Teapot Dome oil lease trial
Cheyenne Wy March 1 The Teapot Dome oil lease case shows a temporary quiet as government attorneys work on building charges of conspiracy collusion bribery and secrecy tied to former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall and Mammoth Oil in Natrona County The proceedings center on the 3000 acre tract leased to Harry F Sinclair.
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Michael F. Dacey
International News
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Five Young Men Dead as Train Hits Car Near Dowagiac
A Michigan Central passenger train struck an automobile at a grade crossing in Dowagiac on March five killing five young men and injuring two others. The deceased are Russell Powers 11 Frank Powers 21 Margin Taylor 17 Ross Wilson 17 and Marshall Chartes 21. Basil Carpenter 25 was near death with throat lacerations and internal injuries Roy Winchell 30 suffered lacerations and bruises. The impact hurled debris 300 feet along the track.
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International News Service
Dowagiag
Mica
Eaac
Michigan Central
Russell Powers
Frank Powers
Margin Taylor
Ross Wilson
Marshall Chartes
Basil Carpenter
Roy Winchell
Camden Youth Shot After Meeting Four Men For Match
Vincent Potaizio of Camden N J 25 was held by police in connection with the death of Johan Walker 21 and three companions who were walking home when they met him Potaizio said they asked for a match he felt threatened drew his gun they closed in on him and he fired authorities said the confrontation occurred early today in Camden.
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Camden
N. J
Vincent Potaizio
Johan Walker
Walker
Potaizio
Pittsburgh Girl Takes Poison In Taxi Near Death
Helen Murphy of 254 Stockton Ave Pittsburgh was found unconscious in a taxi en route to Pittsburgh from Pittsburgh and sent to NeKeesport hospital. Police believe the act stemmed from a quarrel with an admirer.
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Pittsburgh
Ek Besport Pa
Helen Murphy
Stockton Ave
Wis
NeKeesport Hospital
Real Estate Hustlers Sell With News Want Ads
Cooper and Gettings of 210 North Mercer st report strong results from News Want Ads. They describe hustling to serve clients, placing ads each morning and dedicating the day to follow up inquiries, urging readers to try want ads at 420 N. Merger st for real estate success.
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Cooper & Gattings
North
Mercer Street
Tn News
Gettings
Newsy
Irs
Cooper & Geltingy
Five Mile Branch Extension Protested by P R R
The Pennsylvania Railroad protested the Interstate Commerce Commission's authorization of a five mile extension from Cambria to Willmore Road. It urged the case be reopened, arguing the project is not in the public interest and warns of impacts on the bituminous coal industry.
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Washington
More
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cambria and Indiana Railroad
Cambria
Police Await Order To Change Uniforms
Police await order from Police Chief Henry Dysart to array themselves in new uniforms recently purchased. The outfits resemble those of the Pennsylvania Constabulary. Officers will wear puttees and Trafic officers will display a horse head on their shield and coal electee.
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Henry Dysart
Pennnsylvania Constabulary
Stadium Expansion Plans Add Six Classrooms at Ben Franklin Junior High
Superintendent Ben G. Graham announced a proposed concrete stadium at Ben Franklin Junior High will include six additional classrooms or study rooms under the structure. The plan ties into the heating system to keep the rooms warm and uses large windows to ensure ample light, promising future expansion as attendance grows.
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Ben Franklin Junior High
Waa
Ben G. Graham
Graham
Ben Frenklin
Franklin
Hotel Survey Underway in New Castle
Mark Moltzman and Edwin A. Clement arrived in New Castle to conduct a city hotel survey for the New Castle Board of Trade. They arrive from Elmira where they completed a hotel project survey and will present a thorough, conclusive report by April 1.
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Mark Moltzman
Edwin A. Clement
Hockenbury
New Castle
Slippery Rock Man Opines At Kiwanis Meeting
At the noonday Kiwanis gathering in the YMCA, Professor Ralph Waldring of Slippery Rock Normal School spoke on heredity and its relation to science. Roy Brandon and C W Colmery of Youngstown Kiwanis attended and invited New Castle members to join Thursday’s Inner City moot in Youngstown. Read of Milaburgh could not attend due to a family bereavement.
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Kiwanis Club
YM. G. A
Ralph Waldring
Slippery Rock Normal School
Wildring
Kiwanis
Roy Brandon
C. W. Colmery
Youngstown Kiwanis Club
New Castle Club
Death Record Martha Cleland 15 in Port County
Martha Elizabeth Cleland aged 15 of Poryy Dowrestiip is recorded dead. The obituary notes the family and local officials offering condolences and stating the date of death and place of burial.
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Martha Eizabeth Cleland
First Stadium Section Planned For Franklin Junior High
The New Castle School Board awarded E. E. Austin & Sons Co. the contract to erect the first section of the Benjamin Franklin Junior High field stadium for 40500 dollars. Work will start soon after materials arrive, with completion expected by August. The bid under the engineer’s estimate and a resolution approving the project were adopted unanimously.
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Benjamin Franklin
E. E. Austin & Sons Company
Eris
New Castle
Austin Company
C. H. Yount
W. C. Burch-field
Paga Toyo
Officials Review List of Appointments for Cabinet Posts
Washington March 13 President Coolidge again began considering nominees for high offices. Reported under consideration were James M Back solicitor general Arthur P Rugg secretary of the navy Gay Alex J Groesbeck of Michigan Federal judge and former Senator William S Keuron and eight close personal friends of the president.
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International News Service
Washington
Mar
Coolidge
James M. Back
United States
Natioilbur
Arthur P. Rugg
Jet Mass
Gay
Alex. J .Groesbeck
Michigan
Iudge
William $. Keuron
Mount Beatrice Bohn estate aims to aid dogs
Mrs Beatrice M Bohn of Mount lost her home last Friday night in a blaze. she leaves an estate reportedly worth 73 dollars and ten cents earmarked for the care of homeless and suffering dogs. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson of Corry suffered severe burns when a roof collapsed during yesterday’s fire that damaged the residence of A H Mahie.
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Beatrice M. Bohn
Mount
Pire
Andrew Paulson
Corry
A. H. Mahie
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