Tax plan alignment forms against Coolidge Mellon scheme
A developing coalition of southern Democrats and western Republicans threatens to modify the Coolidge Mellon tax plan as work begins on a new revenue measure. The same bloc helped defeat the original Mellon plan two years ago. Chief points of the administration program include tax relief without undermining fiscal goals.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Coolidge-Mellon
Congress
Coolidge
Mellon
Lawrence County Sends Largest Delegation To Erie State Convention
Lawrence County leads Pennsylvania Sabbath School delegates at the Erie convention with hundreds of attendees from New Castle and Lawrence County. Officials discuss bringing the 1927 meeting to New Castle, highlighting the citys bid and the Scottish Rite Cathedral as a convention center.
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Lawrence County
Erie
Erie Pa
Ion Lwrrence
Erie County
New Castle
State Board of Directors
County Association
Lawrence Hotel
Robert M. Strickler, Jr
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Seek Negro For Making Attack On Young Gil
Elizabeth Dinkner, 11, of 1605 South Jefferson, was seized and attacked near Horseshoe Bend on the West Pittsburgh road. She is in New Castle hospital in serious condition. An unknown Negro allegedly carried her before fleeing as a car approached. Police searched the area overnight with help from Youngstown and Sharon officers. The assailant gagged the girl to muffle her cries. a local autoist frightened him, and he fled.
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Elizabeth Dinkner
Jefferson Street
New Castle Hospital
Horseshoe Bend
Pittsburgh Road
Moravia Street
New Castle Junction
Ranaway
Thompson
Thomas
Youngstown
Sharon
Syling
Little Elizabeth Dinkner
Michael Warso
South
Pittsburgh
Horeshoe Bend
Deciding Game In World Series This Afternoon
The seventh and final game of the 1923 World Series between the Senators and Pirates was delayed a day by rain and prepared to be played at Forbes Field with a lineup featuring Rice and Goslin for Washington and Traynor and Walsh for Pittsburgh. Umpires for plate and bases were named, and the event was billed as a landmark baseball moment despite overcast weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Safer Aten Meo Service
Rews
Pittsburgh
Senators
Pirates
Rice
Moore
S. Harris
Carey
Goslin
Cuyler
J. Harris
Barnhart
Judge
Traynor
Bluege
Wright
Peckinpaugh
McInnis
Ruel
C Smith
Johnson
Aldridge
McCormick
Moriarity
Rigler
Owens
Forbes Field
Dante
River Styx
Carolina Girl Seeks Competitor For Record Of No Beaus
Miss Sue Isabel Boggs, 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boggs, boasts she has never had a beau. She pursued a high school record, memorized Bible passages, and, at 22, claims no man has ever escorted her except her family. She now seeks a competitor to match her unique record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweethart
Carolina Girl
Liberty
Sue Isabel Boggs
W. E. Boggs
Miss Boggs
Childhodd
Prohibition System Overhaul As Haynes Takes Lead
The new prohibition apparatus begins under Gen. L C Andrews with Roy A Haynes as chief of state. Existing enforcement heads are reduced to figurehead roles while the overall command rests with Andrews and his reorganized staff. Officials anticipate possible improvements though the outcome remains uncertain.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
International News Service
Washington
Prohibition
Old City
Roy A. Haynes
Gen. L. C. Andrews
Haynes
Andrews
Internal Revenue
D. H. Blair
Re-Elected State S. . President Re-Elected State S. . President
In Erie, Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association adopted its largest budget, $72,000 for 1926, to expand staff and advance the Sunday school program. Reading will host the 1926 convention. New Castle competes to host 1927. Esther L. Williams resigns to pursue denominational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association
Reading
New Castle
Percy L. Craig
Esther L. Williams
Young People
Wish for a Pennant Winning Team
The speaker invokes wealth from owning a pennant winning team like the Pirates under Barney Dreyfuss. He urges wishing for a team certain to pay, noting the harvest of a golden yellow crop and the value of a successful, storied franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midas
Golden Touch
Croesus
Mortal Dream
Barney Dreyfuss
Fighting Pirates
Old Top
Governor Pinchot To Arrive In City Friday Afternoon
Governor Pinchot will visit Lawrence county Friday October 16 and attend a public meeting at the court house. After inspecting state buildings he will dine at Fountain Inn with local officials and then proceed to Ellwood City Saturday morning to continue his tour.
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Pinchot
City
Ellwood City
Gifford Pinchot
State of
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Fountain Inn
George T. Weinfartner
William J. Moffatt
Milton A. Bickett
Robert L. Wallace
Butler
Shenango Valley Hospital
Almira Home
Death of Senator Samuel Moffett Ralston
United States Senator Samuel Moffett Ralston died at age 68 from uremic poisoning in Indianapolis after a long illness. The former governor and senator, who once declined the Democratic presidential nomination, had been in poor health since returning from the capital last March. Family members were with him at his Hoosier home when he passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Hoosier
United States
Samuel Moffett Ralston
Senator Ralston
Pact Conference Reaches Accord on Western Security Pact
LOCARNO Switzerland Oct 15 The security pact conference today reached agreement on a western security pact. Arbitration treaties between Germany and the countries on both her western and eastern borders were left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbarr
Peccempensens
Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
MacNider Named Assistant Secretary of War
Col. Hanford MacNider a former national commander of the American Legion was appointed assistant secretary of war today by President Coolidge. A Mason City Iowa native he is identified with the banking business and will take up his new post shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ashin
Col
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Coolidge
MacNider
Mason City
New Castle Chest Campaign Team Nears Finishing Line
The New Castle Community Chest campaign prepares for opening as the canvass network nears completion. President Thomas H. Hartman expects all names ready by noon Friday with Mrs. S. D. Pearson coordinating arrangements and more volunteers joining daily.
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Thomas H. Hartman
Testimony On Proposed Bridge At Lawrence Street
Viewers Hugh L. Stewart J. W. Rhodes and G. N. Clark testified at the courthouse this morning on a plan to build a bridge over the Neshannock Creek at the eastern Lawrence street terminus. Supporters and opponents spoke as the hearing adjourned with a later date set.
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Lawrence Street
Hugh L. Stewart
J. W. Rhodes
G. N. Clark
Court House
Neshannock
Neshannock Creek
Rosena Furnace
South Mill
County Line Street
Marshall
South Mill Street
What They Do For New Castle Red Cross
The Red Cross is praised as “The Greatest Mother in the World” by New Castle residents. The organization provides invaluable care to sick and injured, from ex service men to primary school children, often unseen but deeply trusted in the community.
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New Castle
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Associated Charities Private Welfare Work in New Castle
The Associated Charities operates from a modest second floor space on East Washington street with a small painted sign. It acts as New Castle's private welfare organization, designed to maximize every dollar of charity, reduce overlap, and improve efficiency in local relief efforts.
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East Washington Street
Associated Charities
New Castle
Maryland Pastor Is Named First Prelate Of Episcopal Church
The Right Rev. John Gardner Murray, bishop of Maryland, was elected by the house of bishops and confirmed by the house of delegates as the first prelate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America. He becomes primate and presiding bishop, with duties as executive and administrative head, and holds rank equal to the Archbishop of Canterbury, though the title archbishop is withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New Orleans
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Delegates
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Canterbury
Louigi Ambrose and Others in New Castle
A fragment notes Louigi Ambrose Marietta Pagliacco New Castle Louis Recco and Anne Zingaro in New Castle with unclear context. The text lists several individuals connected to New Castle and includes stray fragments ee ee ee.
Death Notices for Mrs George Groucutt and Others
Death notices list Mrs George Groucutt 62 of 1026 Huey Street James Albert Smith 3 months of 28 Bluff Street Lester Johnston Comstock 78 of Millburn Pa and Mrs Lawrence Tyler of Ashtabula.
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George Groucutt
Huey Street
James Albert Smith
Bluff Street
Lester Johnston Comstock
Millburn
Lawrence Tyler
Ashtabula
Five Airplane Accidents Near Harrisburg Reported
Five airplane incidents occurred near Harrisburg in the last 24 hours. An army flyer Lieut Armstrong landed by the Lincoln highway west of McConnellsburg after fog forced a forced landing. he was uninjured. Another plane from Wichita stripped landing gear and overturned at Middletown Field. a female passenger aboard the other two planes was unharmed. At Chambersburg engine trouble prompted an emergency descent while evacuating Mrs Mollie Williams en route from Orlando to her mother’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Armstrong
Lincoln Highway
McConnellsburg
Washington
Dayton
Witchita
Kas
Middletown Field
Chambersburg
Mollie Williams
Binghamton
N. Y
Orlando
Fla
Indiana May Now Have Republican As U S Senator
The death of Senator Samuel W. Ralston opens a path for Albert J. Beveridge to seek appointment by Indiana Governor Ed Jackson. Jackson, a Republican, is expected to name a Republican to the seat, potentially widening the GOP majority in the next Senate. Beveridge, Ralston’s 1922 opponent, is seen as having a strong chance, though Arthur Robinson of Indianapolis is also reportedly favored.
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Speeral News Service
Washington
Samuel W. Ralston
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Ed Jackson
Ralston
Gov. Jackson
Senate
Beveridge
Arthur Robinson
Indianapolis
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