Move To Abolish Trade Commission Over Secrecy
The Congressional Independent Bloc launches a move to abolish the federal trade commission arguing secrecy undermines congressional intent. Senators Borah Norris and King denounce the ruling and urge repeal saying the body serves only to provide jobs.
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William K. Autchinson
Bsternations News Serrigatials
Washington
Congressional Independent Bloc
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Senate
Government Board
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
King
Utah
Borab
Modernists Expected to Win New York Presbytery Fight
In a heated clash over faith qualifications and licensing practices, modernists are favored to prevail in the New York Presbytery dispute. The assembly will consider whether its authority extends to disciplining presbyteries for questioning candidates who have not affirmed core dogmas. Key figures include Dr. John Finney of Johns Hopkins and Dr. Charles Erdman, with a slate of committee chairs announced for education, ministerial relief, missions, and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantze
Gainz Canc.er
Gantz
General Assembly
John
T. Finney
Johns Hopking University
Baltmore
Charles R. Erdman
Erdman
Nr. Willan
Thompson
Ohio State University
Lansley A. MacFes
Barketer
Calif
Harry C. Rogers
Kanara City
National
Charles Wood
Washington, D
Foreign Missions
Arnold C. Moody
Muskogee
Okla
R. D. Beattie
Orange
N. J
Poliey
Wmn. L. McEwan
Pittsburgh
A. 8. Clark
Evanston
George D. Dayton
Minneapolis
Ming
Evans Woolen
Indianapolis
Ind
L. C. Ball
Huron
S. di
Synadical Records
J. M. Broady
Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Bird
Abington
Herbert Booth Smith
Los Angeles
Parked cars near Cascade Park draw patrol action
State highway patrol last night counted several cars parked along East Washington street near Cascade Park. Owners face fines before a local alderman for parking on a public highway near parks and public buildings. Patrols may arrest violators to stop the practice.
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State Highw
Cascade Park
East Washington Street
State Highway Patrol
Believe Poison Gas Took Heavy Death Toll
TOYKO May 22 That the 85,000 people who lost their lives in the compound of the Army Clothing Depot of Honjo Tokyo during the fire after the September 1192 earthquake were not burned to death but died almost painlessly from lethal gas is the theory advanced by a commission of scientists investigating the disaster. Carbonic acid gas generated from chemicals stored in the compound is believed to have spread among those seeking refuge there and killed them, sparing them the torture of being roasted alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyko
Honjo
Amon
Hard Boiled Monk Isolated After Spree
In Baltimore on May 22 a man nicknamed Hard Boiled Jimmy regressed after a spree. Described as unusually hard boiled he chews cigarettes rather than smoking. Park officials confined Jimmy to a separate compartment behind the old monkey house to prevent harm to others.
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Baltimore
Jimmy
Timmy
Elm street resident cherishes time with son 4 Ht Chaney
Mabel Schmable, recently from Shenango Valley hospital, plans to return to Walnut Street this evening. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church with Rev. A Wilton of Union City in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaney
Elm Street
Mabel Schmable
Shenango Valley
Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church
A. §. Wilson
Union City
Woman's Sighting Sparks Arrest of Mans at East Washington
A screaming crowd on East Washington Street led to the arrest of John Sparos of Blswood City after a Damascus woman of Syrian origin identified him and a warrant for Annoying the woman was found. Ellwood City authorities held Sparos for local action. The incident arose from alleged harassment and past relation to her former road house job.
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Fhnner
East Washington Street
John Sparos
Blswood’ City
Friends of
Sparas
Ellwood
Sparos
Crescentdale
Spares
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon To Meet At Providence
Atlantic City, May 22. After spirited bids from Scranton and Baltimore the annual convention of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon chose Providence Rhode Island as meeting place for 1926. Edward Reeves of Bridgely New Jersey elected junior supreme cedar. George W. Stone of Cleveland chosen supreme trustee.
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Tabarna Ona Sey Servier
Atlantic Gity
Gebt
Scranton
Baltimore
Mad
Lebanon
Providence
R. 1
Edward Reeves
Bridgelay
N. T
Supreme Tall Cedar
Richard Lehrench
Astern
George WW. Stone
Cleveland
Supreme Trugstee
Local Social Calls and News Notes in Mount Jackson Area
Mr and Mrs C Carlson welcomed a son. Ruth Swieher of Mt Jackson visited town Friday. Mr and Mrs Emily Crum of North Beaver township were business callers Thursday. C M Hickey of Elmstraat called in New Castle Monday. Goldie Collingwood of Hillaville visited the Scrofflar home Wednesday evening. Mr Griffin of Orwell plans a few days with son P W Griff fin of South Main. Mr and Mrs Theodore Olson of Oak Street called Wednesday evening in Youngstown, with Law Warr and daughters Jane and Dorothy of Mt Jackson visiting Kerr home Wednesday evening. G B Chaney of New Castle Pa also noted.
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C. &. Carlson
Misa Ruth Swieher
Mt. Jackson
Emily Crum
North Beaver Township
Bualiness
C. M. Hickey
Elmstraat
New Castle
Misa Goldie Collingwood
Hillaville
Scrofflar
Griffin
Orwell
P. W. Grifffin
South Main Street
Theodore Olson
Oak Street
Youngetown
Ohio
Law Warr
Jane
Dorothy
J. 5. Kerr
G. B. Chaney
New Castly
Aged Bavarian Woman Walks to Rome for Holy Year
An elderly resident of Oberammergau Bavaria walked to Rome to attend the Holy Year festival and meet the Pope. A priest at St. Peter's found her signaling in a foreign tongue with few coins left, and she offered several colored picture postcards of her city to the Pope before being taken into protection and cared for in Rome.
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Rome
Byrninglands
Mecca
Oberammergau
Bavaria
St. Peter's
Community Scene Around Senior High School Decorated
Sidewalks near the Senior High School display Benlor class numerals while a woman attaches a screen door upside down. Newsboys search a grate for a tossed penny as men paint parking lines on North Jefferson and a vacant West Washington store receives needed repairs.
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Benlor
North
Jefferson
West
Washington
Freight Planes to Gross U S on Lighted Airway
Transportation plans reveal night flights between New York and Chicago using radio guided aircraft. No passengers will be carried and service aims for an early fall start with a Chicago New York link. Key investors include William Wrigley Jr Marshall Field III Edsel Ford and Wright Aeronautical Corp with Howard E Coffin leading the venture. Col Paul Henderson to resign as second assistant postmaster general to join as general manager.
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Transport, Inc
Chicago
New York
Fords
William Wrigley, Jr
Marshall Field
Edsel Ford
Curtis Airplane and Motor Co
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Howard E. Coffin
Hudson Motor Car Co
Detroit
Clement E. Keys
Carlins Company
Paul Henderson
United States
Deaths Of The Day II and Local Obituaries
Obituaries list J A Leibendorfer aged 63 of Wurtemburg with funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Wurtemburg U P church, burial in church cemetery. Survivors include sisters Margaret Zeigler Ellwood City Mary Antonrelich Pillburygh and Christion Hyde Bloomsburg. Also notice John Komart Jr reports death of his father John Komart at Victoria Saskatchewan Canada on May 21. Marian Angela Palmer aged 14 months dies at home 218 Mahoning Avenue. funeral Saturday 3 pm, Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Sarah Jones widow of George Jones dies at 304 Moody Avenue on May 22. Funeral Monday May 25 at 2 pm from residence, Oak Park cemetery.
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RR. Loibeniorfer
J. A. Loibandorfer
Ifelong
Wurtemburg
Wurtemburg U. P
Roy, Smith
Chural
Leibendorfar
Margaret Zeigler
Ellwood City
Mary Antonrelch
Pillayburgh
Christion Hyde
Bloomsburg
Dotin Womart, Sr
John Komart, Jr
Wilder Avenue
John Komart
Victora
Baskatchewan
Canada
New Castle
Marian Angela Palmer
William J. and
Mollie Palmer
Mahoning Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Sarah Jones
George Jones
Taskdance
Moody Avenue
M. Hi “Ra
Japex
William Pratt
Norris D. Pye
George 5. Jones
Frank 2. Jones
Teaver
James Reed
Lawrence VF. Plate
Oak Park Cemetery
Hymn interpretations and festival at Trinity Parish
A parish choir festival featured Rev. Damrosch explaining the five hymn types Plain song Chorale Psaltar Folksong and Modern with varied interpretations. Visiting clergy and choirs from Youngstown Warren Sharon and New Castle attended as hospitality was offered by the Daughters of the King. In Washington Col Paul Henderson had not yet submitted a resignation though expected soon after a offer to head the National Air Transport was disclosed.
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Damrosch
Trinity Parish
Daughters of the King
Grelfens
Episcopal Parriota
Trey G. A. Golding
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
St. John's
Youngstown
L. W. S. Stryker
St. Andrews
Ian Robertson
St. Augustine'a
J. T. Ogburn
St. Roceo's
O. Saleini
Christ Charen
Warren
Cinternational News Services
Washington
Paul Henderson
New
Henderson
National Air Transport
New York
Chicago
Wallace and Lockbart Named for President Judge Tickets
The News announces primary selections for September 16, 1928. BOMWAT L. WALLACE is named for President Judge of the Second Ward, New Castle Republican ticket alongside JOAN FP. LOCKBART.
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Tor
Bomwat L. Wallace
New Castle
Joan FP. Lockbart
Republican
Pmr
Sesena Ward
Commysereneer
Clint) Kewnedy
Four-Legged Child Born in Sofia Report
International reports from Sofia on May 22 describe Lecedonian refugees arriving with a woman who gave birth to a male baby having four legs. Surgeons at University Hospital plan to amputate the extra limbs without harming health.
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Sofia
Yours
University Hospital
New Castle Cats to Lead Delegation at East Liverpool Parade
The Howling Tom Cats of Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania plan a celebration at East Liverpool on Saturday. New Castle Tom Cats will be represented by a large two person delegation with parade, ceremonial entertainment and lunch. A town man shook hands with the king of England but did not sell life insurance.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
East Liverpool
New Castle
Aen
England
Color Scheme Cures Insomnia Inventor Claims
Macclesfield England March 22 A Cheshire inventor claims to have devised a sleep machine using twelve color flashes to treat insomnia. The device aims to calm the eye and promote rest, with claims of solving sleeplessness in ten to fifteen minutes.
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Macclesfield
Eng
The Thundering Herd ends tomorrow night at Regent
The Thundering Herd closes tomorrow night showing at Regent. The Western film is billed as the best of its kind and urged for viewing before it ends. Children’s matinee is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Zane Grey
Regent
Man Acts Strangely At Dry Goods Store
Police were called twice this morning to Carter Dry Goods at 1233 East Washington Street about a man acting in an auspicious manner. Officer Laneb responded but found the man gone. The report says the man came yesterday asking for money and a job and today lingered nearby, raising fears of possible robbery.
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Poliee
Carter Dry Goods
East
Washington Street
Laneb
Weer Side Club eighth buckrie at K of C hall
The Weer Side Club will hold the eighth of four series of euchre games Saturday evening in the Knights of Columbus hall.
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Fave Buchre
K. of C. Hall
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Gress
Mahowingtown
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Ajea
Renty
Castle News
Cas
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RLM
Quigley
L. W. Hin
M. Carbonea
South Liberty
Moora
Warper
Brorderly
Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell
N.Y. Presbytery
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
Roscoe Arbuckt
Roscoe Arbuckle
Doris Deane
Mme
Alexandra Kollontay
Oslo
Norway
London
Moscow
Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
Bessemer
U. S
New Admits
Maclelland North
Beaver Township
ED W. O'Sriex
Union Townen Publican Teip
Forsury_ Commanioner
William M. Kouk
Wayna
Cowan
A. A. Lesloe
Mew
Caatia
Frank J. Waddingson
Eastbrook
Mckay
Mack Retkoldr
New Castlo
Frank WN. Jomnatorn
New Case
Jack M. Dunlap
New Castle, Pa
Sheriffi
A&a. M
Bent) Dinsmore
NEW Castle “Cats
Clark & Mackie
Washington St
Washington Siu
Geese Ce
H. R. Huston
Touzrenge
Davis Shof CO
Davis Shoe Store
Davis Shoe Co
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