Poincare Government Falls Over Pension Vote
Premier Raymond Poincare loses a pension amendment vote in the Chamber of Deputies causing his cabinet to resign after serving since January 15, 1922. De Lasteyrie calls for a vote of confidence as the government is defeated 271 to 264 and Poincare vows not to reform the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
International News Service
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Elysee Palace
Millerand
Finance de Lasteyrie
DeLesteyrie
City Pays Final Tribute To Late Chief Connery
Frank J. J. Connery former fire chief and beloved New Castle figure was honored at St Mary's Church with a Solemn High Requiem Mass. Fire bells tolled as city officials and fire department members attended, praising his faith and service. Interment followed at St Mary's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. J. Connery
New Castle
St. Mary’s Church
North Beaver Street
M. J. Brennan
F. F. O'Shea
Tather O'Shea
East Street
DPD
W. Pyers
William Crowe
Charles Lynn A. KE. Hartman
Jacob Kahrer
John Clark
St. Mary's
Knights of Columbus
John A. Jackson
E. M. Sheridan
J. A. Mehan
Hugh
Beauty Breathes Air of Freedom After Bitter Fight
Dor othy Gordon heiress to half a million dollars leaves the Massachusetts asylum. The court ruled she should return to hospital briefly and removed guardian William Jardine amid prior publicized lawsuits. Gordon, age 17 when first committed, has battled guardianship and custody for years.
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Dorothy Gordon
Central Press
Boston
Mar
Miss Gordon
Waverly
Mass
Dorothy
Guardian
William F. Jardine
John M. O'Donoghue
Phillips Will Make Selection From Applicants
Washington reports eight petitions for New Castle postmaster as term of H. M. Good ends June 5. Applicants include Moyer Pyle Crawford Feuchtwanger Bolinger Thomas Marshall Norris. Civil service aims to rate papers in seven weeks and certify eligibles to the post office department for appointment by Congressman Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HH. Manning
Washington
News Castle News
Mar
Civil Service Commission
New Castle
H. M. Good
Harry B. Moyer
Joseph B. Pyle
Edwin W. Crawford
Marcus Feuchtwanger
George H. Bolinger
David B. Thomas
Edwin E. Marshall
Judson C. Norris
Post Office Department
Thomas W. Phillips
Good
Phillips
Two Pittsburgh Officers Shot Nab Four Bandits
City Detectives Thomas Grogan and William McCready were shot likely fatally near Pittsburgh while four would-be bandits were captured after a running gun battle as they tried to hold up a train carrying thousands of dollars into the Monongahela valley. An automobile of detectives and the bandit car collided and overturned during the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Thomas Grogan
William McCready
West Homestead
Here
Pennsylvania
Monongahela Valley
Paradox in a Bobbed Hairdresser's Dilemma
A reflective piece notes a girl who cut her hair into a bob yet longs for her former abundant locks. The excerpt captures whimsy and changing desires as she jokes about liking the cut while anticipating more changes. Weather cues mention thirty four degrees, framing the mood.
Coolidge Holds Small Lead In South Dakota Primary
Early returns show Coolidge leading Johnson in the Republican presidential race in South Dakota with 598 of 1,768 precincts reporting and McMaster ahead of Sterling for the senate. Rural precincts are expected to favor Johnson while McAdoo supporters claim a Democratic lead.
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Coolidge
Senator Johnson
South Dakota
Pri
International News Service
Sioux Falls
S. D
Johnson
McAdoo
United States Senate
McMaster
Sterling
Mr and Mrs Herman Sell announce birth of a son
Mr and Mrs Herman Sell of Nes hannock Avenue announce the birth of a son. The report notes the new arrival but provides no additional details.
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Herman Sell
Neshannock Avenue
Japanese Ship Tokoku Maru Sunk. 23 Reported Missing
Twenty three crew members of the Japanese steamship Tokoku Maru of Kobe are reported missing after the vessel collided with the German steamship Heindal near Dungeness.
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International News Service
EAS
England
Kobe
Heindal
Dungeness
Staten Island Slaying Sparks Largest Man Hunt in City History
Police close all exits from the scene as an intense search unfolds for the driver who killed 31 year old Maud Bauer in Staten Island. Detectives, uniformed officers, riders, and motor units scoured the area with a small closed car suspected. District Attorney Fach calls it one of the most baffling homicides on Staten Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Maud Bauer
Staten Island
Fach
Bauer
Reynolds and Wife Share Holy Land Tour Postcard
A postcard from Attorney and Mrs. W S Reynolds reports their February departure for a Holy Land tour. They said they were in Jerusalem and had visited many biblical sites. The card mentions red poppies and notes the trip is greatly enjoyed. It was sent to Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Rentz of Edison avenue.
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W.S. Reynolds
Holy Land
Fred L. Rentz
Edison Avenue
Jerusalem
Pittsburgh Woman Kills Husband Over Fear Of Desertion
Anna Aleski, 25, shot Alec Aleski, 35, as he slept in Pittsburgh. She surrendered to a justice of the peace, saying he threatened to leave her. Two small children were in the house during the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
Anna Aleski
Alec
Justice of the Peace
Philip Hillen
Aleski
Elks to Parade With Noted 40 Piece Band at Williamsport
Elks of New Castle praise a 40 piece band conducted by Judy Sypher after seeing them practice at the Elks home. The group will march at the state BPOE convention in Williamsport next August and a drill team is planned for the trip.
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Elks of
New Castle
Williamsport
Elks
Judy Sypher
Death Notices for Mrs Woodward Irene Miles Wilkins and Cameron
Death notices list Mrs. Charles Woodward of Stuart Florida Irene Dora Miles age eighteen months of 14 South Street infant John Clair Wilkins of 517 Newell Avenue and Howard Cameron aged twenty four of 209 East Madison Avenue.
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Charles Woodward
Stuart
Resignation Not To Halt Action Against Chase
Court action continues after a resignation as Sinclair and others face scrutiny in an oil scandal. A committee plans to act following deliberations and prepares for further proceedings.
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Chase
Sinclair
Lions Observe First Birthday at New Castle Club
The Lions Club of New Castle celebrated its first birthday with an open meeting attended by about 100 people and the members’ wives. The event spoofed Washington gridiron roasts with A C McCoy as host and featured Prince Hooker and Princess Hooker from India performing occult demonstrations and mind reading.
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Diions Club
New Castle
M. Co. A
Washington
A. C. McCoy
Prince Hooker
Princess Hooker
India
Five Men Made Millions In Stock Deal Exposed
Washington report says five men profited 33 million dollars in a fall 1922 stock deal trading oil shares. Roxie Stinson, ex wife of Jesse W. Smith, testified before the Daugherty committee that neither Daugherty nor Smith participated, though she named the men but will withhold names until cross examination.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Daugherty
Roxie Stinson
Jesse W. Smith
Boon
Smith
Marriage Licenses Costa Leone Ellwood City
Costa Leone of Ellwood City and Filomena Ferino of Ellwood City obtain a marriage license. Monica Mangialordi of New Castle and Mary Cappino of New Castle also receive marriage licenses.
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Costa Leone
Ellwood City
Filomena Ferino
Monica Mangialordi
New Castle
Mary Cappino
Senate Oil Inquiry Moves Toward Chase Impeachment
The House Judiciary committee opened formal consideration of impeaching Clarence C. Chase Collector of Customs at El Paso and son-in-law of ex Secretary Fall. The Walsh resolution, citing Senate demands, will be studied with hearings likely to probe Chase’s bid to mislead the Public Lands committee by pressuring Price McKinney to claim a $100,000 loan from Fall. Treasury officials weigh whether Chase should resign.
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Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Washington
Senate
Clarence C. Chase
el Paso
Texas
the Interior
Albert B. Fall
Judiciary Committee
House
Walsh
Chase
Public Lands Committee
Price McKinney
Cleveland
News Snaps From Youngstown and Nearby Areas
Police probe a dead baby found in a suitcase at a Pennsylvania station. Mrs. Peter Zimic, 30, died after drinking poison at St Clairsville to avoid another operation. A Coolidge campaign club forms in Youngstown. A soldier died from a kick received in the Army. Joseph V. Lucas, a Wheeling rum runner, is arrested in Canonsburg with moonshine hidden in a truck. Lavern Collins, 16, injured by a loaded pistol accidental discharge. Mrs Josephine Kristak, 25, Windber heavyset, dies of heart trouble weighing 375 pounds. Cedar Avenue School Oil City shut for scarlet fever. Mrs Harry Mulford near death after stove oil explosion near Bloomfield.
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Peter Zimic
St. Clairsville
Joseph V. Lucas
Wheeling
W. Va
Canonsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pittsburgh Sun
Evelyn Pearson
Paul Reynolds
Edys Carpenter
Ernest Wolfe
Homer Allen
Betty Glover
Hamilton Noss
Philip Sargent
William Brooks
Clarence Frey
Russell Jones
James McCombs
Chief Connery
FR. O’shea
Arthur Mometer
Reynolds
Wife
Fall
Treasury Department
Youngstown
UC. C. Deford
W. C. Simcox
Rodger H. Johnson
Urichville, C
Lavern Collins
Franklin
Josephine Kristak
Windbar
Cedar Avenue
Oil City
Harry Mulford
Bloomfield
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