Rogers claims Kahn used flask at dinner
Special to Thy Hewn from Beverly Hills notes Senator Brookherdt aimed to reveal drinking at a dinner with Otto Kahn. The letter suggests Kahn resorted to a flask while social details unfold. Dr Johnson’s health improves and Hoover’s alibi hints the invitation misrouted to the Republican side of the senate.
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Beverly Hills
Cat
Brook
Herdt
Iowa
Otto Kehn
Kahn
Hiram Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Hoovers
Johnson
Hoover
Senate
Will Rogers
Pa News Observes City Routes And Local News
Local residents report varied sightings of the Los Angeles Navy dirigible over the city yesterday. Notes on a 400 year old oak cut near North Liberty and festive downtown grit plans for the Educational Convention visitors. Frost fears, weather shifts, and a quiet Armistice Day in New Castle with Tri County celebration.
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Los Angeles, Navy Dirigible
Pa News
North Liberty
Pa Nene
New Castle
Buller
Worth Street
Better Lighting Near New Hospital
Council adopted a motion to install multiple street lights around Jameson Memorial hospital. Two 600 cp lights will be placed on Treasure Avenue West of Wilmington and two 600 cp lights on Garfield Avenue West of Wilmington Avenue. Four 250 cp lights will be placed on Garfield Avenue between North Mercer Street and Wilmington Avenue.
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Council
Davies
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Teasure Avenue
Wilmington
Garfield Avenue
Wilmington Avenue
Mercer Street
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hours
Weather statistics show a maximum of 19 and a minimum of 31 degrees with no precipitation. River stage stands at 52 feet and is falling.
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Shenango
Neshannock
Police Hunt For Woman In Strange Case In New Jersey
Philadelphia dispatch reports a nationwide hunt for missing show girl Gladys Baker tied to the disappearance of Allan Rogers two children Dorothy and Timothy. A letter allegedly from Baker threatens to take the children far away and disown Rogers. Camden police suggest the children may have been used in blackmail schemes by the foster mother.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy
Timothy
Allan Rogers
Woodbury
N. J
Surance
Na‘tional Park
Thei Bermaved
Gladys Parkes Ba_ker
Lar
T'aga
Thesehildren
Camden
New Jersey
Gant
Open Bids For Enon Highway At Enon Valley Route 265
Harrisburg reports Herrity and Parish company of Youngstown Ohio submitted the lowest bid for bridge construction and paving along Enon Valley route 265. The project, a grade crossing eliminator, covers about a mile and a half of paving and extends from Enon Valley to the Beaver county line with a bid of 161377 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Herrity and Parish Company of
Youngstown
Ohio
Enon Valley
Beaver County
Several New Lights Ordered by City Council
Councilman Davies announced in city hall that more electric lights would be installed at multiple locations. Planned sites include Rose avenue between Cascade and Stanton, Pollock avenue between Sutton and Phillips, two along Leasure avenue west of Wilmington, two along Garfield avenue west of Four 250 c. p. Garfield between Mercer and Wilmington, one at Northview and Carlisle, and one on Montgomery between Blanchard and Lafayette.
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Councilmdr
Mercer Street
Wilmington Avenue
C. P
Northview
Carlisle Streets
Blanchard
Lafayette Streets
Guild Garments Distribution After Needlework Guild Drive
After ingathering at the Castle ton on Thursday the Needlework Guild distributed 3850 garments to organizations including the Dames M Smith Castle branch ABSO 1d Cupboard Rescue Mission Margaret Henry Home Mothers Assistance New Castle hospital Rhodes Mission Salvation Army Jameson Memorial hospital St Vincent de Paul and others marking a larger total than last year’s 3500.
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Castleton
Tollows
Aca
Dames
Smith
Castle
Margaret’ Henry
New
Castle Hospital
Rhodes
Salvation
Army
Jameson
Memorial” Hospital
St- Vincent
de Paul
Mill Officer Lehew Dies of Heart Attack at 49
Arthur O Lehew a 49 year old safety department employee of Carnegie Steel for 20 years died early morning after a heart attack on his way home from work. Born February 22 1880 in Belle Vernon Pa he lived with Mrs Nancy St Clair at 501 North Locust Street. He is survived by three brothers and several half siblings. funeral Monday at 2 PM from St Clair residence.
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Arthur O, Lebew
Carnegie’ Steel Company
Paul Sbarek
Conkle Avenue
Jefferson
Washington’ Street
Starke
Lehew
Nancy St.Clair
North Lo
Belle’ Vernon
Lewis
Mary “Behannon
David
Moravia Street Store Is Robbed
About 12 40 Friday morning a window at Levine's clothing store 1830 Moravia street was broken. Officers Young and Criswell found two men threw a stone through the window and the thieves took two pairs of ladies stockings a pair of ladies low cut shoes and a pair of tan shoes from the display.
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Shelley
Levine
Moravia Street
M. J. Young
Criswell
Disappearance of Cleveland chemist sparked river search
Dr Ernest Watzl of the Cleveland Water Department vanished after his car was found burned near the Schuylkill River banks. Police, state troopers and highway patrol searched the river at daybreak while theories swirled that he walked to a railroad station or met foul play. Watzl, about 40, married with two daughters, wore a blue chinchilla overcoat, monocle, and spats. investigators found no trace of him or the vehicle’s remains.
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Cleveland
Ohio City
Watzl
Philadethis
Ohio
Mercer Man Gets Record Nine Months For DWI
Special to The News from Mercer Pa Judge James A Chambers set a county record by fining Mike Meenihen of Farrell 200 dollars plus costs and sentencing him to nine months in Mercer County Jail for driving while intoxicated after a jury convic tion. He hit two cars while intoxicated and testimony showed he was badly drunk. John Boddy of Farrell received 50 dollars and costs and six months in jail for the same offense.
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Mercer
James A
Chambers of
Lawrence
Mike’ Meenihen
Farrell
Meenihen
John Boddy
Dudge Chambers
Stimson Says He Won’t Attend London Arms Conference
Secretary of State Stimson disclosed that he will not attend the London naval limitations conference next January, citing his role as a pacifist professional but affirming belief in disarmament and peace. He said it is his duty to study the views of the U S navy and has conferred with every member of the naval general board.
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Ashington
Stimson
Lendon
Mae
United States’ Navy
Naval’ General Board
Woman's Club backs holiday lighting plan for New Castle
The Woman's Club advances a gala holiday lighting scheme in New Castle. Planned festoon lighting along Washington street and North Mill and North Mercer streets with support from the Better Business Bureau and Chamber of Commerce. Merchants will be solicited under Mrs. William A. Pond. The plan covers depots and districts east to Croton Avenue, timed with the state educational convention after Christmas.
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Woman's Club
New Castle
Castle
Womans Club
Washington Street
North Mill
North Mercer Streets
Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Emmanuel Shenhan
George C Pax
James W. Cole
Chamber, of Commerce
William
A. Pond
H. Rhoads
John G .Nothdurft
William Glasser
Shenken
Belster Business Bureau
Cochran Way
Croton Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
Bitter quarrels flare in Senate over tariff remarks
Insurgent Republicans from the West assailed Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire for likening the ruling coalition to sons of wild jackasses. The dispute, unfolding as Moses presided, drew Senators Wheeler Brookhart and Nye into sharp exchanges. Also aired was Senator Reed’s claim that Northwest insurgents opposing Hawley Smoot are more dangerous than Communists. Continued on page two.
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Shington
Senate
West
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Moses
Wheeler
Mont
Brookhart
Town
Nye
North Dakota
New England
Reed
Pennsylvania
Paya
Death Notice for Artitur Lehen at 651 North Locust Street
Artitur Lehen, age 49, of 651 North Locust Street, died. George D. Murphy, age 31, of 307 Bellavieu, is listed in connection with the record.
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Artitur
Lehen
North Locust Street
George D. Murphy
Bellaveut
Senator Norris Struck by Auto Near Capitol
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska, veteran insurgent leader, was bruised and bruised with a sprained wrist after being knocked down by an automobile near the Capitol. He refused medical aid and returned home. Driver Milton G. Wood posted a $2300 bond on a reckless driving charge.
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C International News Service
Washington
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Milton G. Wood
Glass Proposes Curbs on Stock Market Gambling
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, author of the Federal Reserve Act, proposed legislation to curb stock market speculation and increase profits for member banks of Federal Reserve banks. He sent a letter to Governor Harding of the Boston Reserve Bank after being unable to speak in person to New England bankers.
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Bulletin Cimernational News Service
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Carter Glass
Federal Reserve
Gov
Harding
Boston Reserve Bank
Glass
New England
Explosion kills five in Massachusetts tunnel collapse
International News Service reports a premature dynamite blast one mile underground at the Swift River project in Colebrook Massachusetts killed head foreman James Tistti and four drillers. Two others injured, one unconscious rescuer guided others to safety. work resumed after debris removal.
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International News Service
Colebrook
Mass
Heag
James Tistti
New Swift River
Metropolitan Water District
Nicholas Lucren
Muleong
Swittiver
Oakdale
Gordon & Rankin West Construction Company
New Repeater Station Award Comes To City
A local contractor, IL. A. Haug, won the bid to build a new 50 by 80 foot reinforced concrete addition at the American Telephone and Telegraph Company repeater station on the New Bedford road. Construction starts Monday, with completion targeted before May 31, 1930, pending favorable weather. The project, about $80,000 plus post-construction equipment, will expand relay capacity between Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Erie, boosting New Castle’s telecom status and providing winter work for area trades.
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IL. A. Haug
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Bedford Road
Mr. Haug
Sontrant
A. T. and
T. Ga
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Erie
New Castle
Hotel Bayou Fire Destroys Havre de Grace Resort
The Hotel Bayou in Havre de Grace Maryland burned to the ground this morning. About 75 guests were awakened by a night watchman and fled as the blaze began in an elevator shaft. Three fire engines struggled to contain the fast spreading fire.
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Lions News Service
Havre DE Grace
Bayou
Unclear Weather Riddles Football Player Dilemma
An indiscernible report questions Arthur Mometer Phkese. Weather and schedule details imply a football decision on playing or sitting out. The fragment ponders whether to try kicking roles and whether to suit up for tonight’s games.
Deer Killed by Auto Near Mercer After Large Hunting Surge
In Lawrence County, county treasurer Adda M. Smiley reports 6200 hunting licenses issued as rabbit season opens. A 150 pound doe was struck and killed on the New Wilmington Mercer highway by a car driven by Rev. Mabel Hicks of Mercer. The animal will be dressed and given to a charitable institution.
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Mercer
Lawrence County
Adda. M. Smiley
New Wilmington-Mercer Highway
Mabel Hicks
SCORES In Calling The News For Saturday Scores
A brief note directs readers to call after certain times for scores. Before five, use phone number 000. Between five and six thirty, call 22 or 4024. After six thirty, dial 175. The item shows a late 19th or early 20th century style telephone directive for sports results.
Jumps to death from Brooklyn Bridge today
An unknown youth leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge in New York today and fell 193 feet into the East River. He resisted rescuers from a tugboat before sinking.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Bulgeean
New York
East River
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Rogers
G. A. Forsberg
Portersville
William G. Maple
New Hospital
Institution
Daily Weather Report
Gladys Parkes Baker
Jersey
Enon Highway
Ann Livingston
Tulsa
Chicago
Franklin Hardinge
Arthur O
Lebew
Moravia
Water Department
Judge Chambers
West Flag
Moses Por
Beauty
Mississippi States College For Women
Columbus
Mney
Frances Rana
Aberasen
Senator Norris
Massachusetts
A. T. and T. Company
Maryland
Arthur Mometer
Gulf
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