Lindbergh Legend and God in Shaw Debate
An anonymous British patriot funds pounds held by Baring Brothers to pay Britain's debt via compound interest. Shaw on God critiques, praising Lindbergh style while noting ancient fortresses and legends. The article cites George Christophe and a 1210 Shaw poem, then discusses Shaw's view of a evolving God and Darwin, with critics noting church declines and radio competition.
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Lindbergh
G. B. Shaw
Lytt
New York
American, Inc
Baring Brothers
Britain
Christ
Pedfic
Bruces
George Christophe
George B. Shaw
Shaw
Four Rescued By Firemen In Pittsburgh Fire
Four residents trapped on a second floor of a two story frame building were rescued through windows by Pittsburgh firefighters. The blaze started in the basement and caused about 8000 dollars in damage.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Merchanta Hotel
US Marines rushed to block Sandino raids in Nicaragua
United States marines were rushed to the Matagalpa district to counter Sandino followers, with reports that Sandino himself leads about 500 mounted troops. American vice consul William De Savigoy sought aid while British charge de affaires Harold Paterson asked for full protection of British lives and property. Marines traveled in Nicaraguan government commandeered cars as fears spread among laborers near the west coffee plantation. the Matagalpa district, key for coffee worth over 1 million dollars, faces incursions and occupation of Charles Potter's hacienda by Sandino adherents.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U. P
United States
Matagalpa
Augustino Sandino
William de Savigoy
Harold Paterson
Eberhardt
Sandino
Mataglpa
Charles Potter
Matagalos
Nicarsens
Proposals to Rename Roosevelt Highway in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Geographic Board considers two names for the northern Roosevelt highway in the state. One option would restore East and West Highway across the route from New Jersey to Ohio. the other would honor David Wilmot or Anthony Wayne, citing General Wayne’s Civil War era travel through Wayne County and death at Erie. Local opposition noted in the northern counties.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Geographic Board
New Jersey
Ohio
David Wilmot
Henry W. Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Historical Commission
Anthony Wayne
Wayne
Wayne County
Erie
Announcement of Go P Primaries in Pennsylvania
Formal announcement of Republican nominations for the Spring Primary Election in Pennsylvania on Tuesday April 24. Henry H. Bassett, Warren County Republican Chairman, received it from W. L. Mellon, state committee chair, and Eric Fisher Wood, executive committee chair. Nominations include United States Senator, state treasurer, auditor general, superior court judge, seven delegates and seven alternates at large to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City, plus two delegates and alternates from each congressional district.
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Pennsylvania
Henry H. Bassett
Warren County
W. L. Mellon
Republican State Committee
Eric Fisher Wood
United States
Kansas City
Senate resumes Lafollette anti third arm debate
In Congress today the Senate resumes debate on the Lafollette anti third arm resolution as the banking and currency committee begins hearings on a measure to prohibit Federal Reserve Bank loans to speculators. The patents committee continues hearings on the radio patents bill while war department appropriations and farm relief hearings proceed.
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Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Patents Committee
War Department
Agriculture Committee
Scouts Mobilized Fast On Anniversary Week In Warren
The Warren Boy Scout organization tested efficiency by summoning 200 scouts in forty minutes via phone and word of mouth to the post office steps. Anniversary Week activities honored the founding of the Boy Scouts of America with Scout Oath repeated on stage at the Columbus Theatre. Troop 13 of North Warren led with perfect attendance in 30 minutes, followed by Troop 24 of Russell in Warren in forty minutes. Executive Road extended congratulations and thanks to Manager Manley Parker for theater use.
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Warren Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scouts of America
F. M. Caughey
Manley Parker
Columbus Theatre
North Warren
Russell
Warren
Executive Road
Columbia Theatre
Tribune policy checks issued to insured victims
Three more checks arrive at the Tribune office for Tribune insurance policy holders. Two for 25 dollars go to Robert W. Campbell of Tidioute and David Allen of Kinzua for December injuries. A 30 dollar check goes to Mrs. Sadie L. Grant of Akeley for injuries on January 10, 1923 including bruises cuts and a dislocated thumb.
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Tribune
Tribune Insurance
Robert W. Campbell
C. H. McIntyre
Tidioute
David Allen
Kinzua
Sadie L. Grant
P. O. Box
Akeley
Mallalieu to supervise Ware-Wilson recount
Washington February 9 J A Mallalieu of Milford New Hampshire was named by the Waterman and committee to supervise recount of ballots in the Ware Wilson senatorial election contest. Sportsman enters Pen Atlanta February 9 Carl Wiedemann wealthy Kentucky sportsman enters federal penitentiary at 9 50 a m to begin a two year term for violations of national prohibition laws.
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Washington
U. P
J. A. Mallalieu
Milford
N. H
Waterman and Committee
Hailota
Sportsman
Atlanta
U.P
Carl Wiedemann
Kentucky
Society and Screen Win Palm Beach Mayoral Victory
The Social Register and Screenland teamed to back Barclay H. Warburton, formerly of Philadelphia, as mayor of Palm Beach Fix. Debbies plus writers and actresses showcased political impact with Marjorie Oelrichs, Dorothy Dalton, and Anita Loos among the notable workers.
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The
Social Register
Screenland
Polly
Palm Beach
Fix
Barclay H. Warburton
Philadelphia
Winter Playground
Debbies
Marjorie Oelrichs
New York
Hud
Dorothy Dalton
Anita Loos
Lindbergh in Havana to start nonstop flight home
Lindbergh receives grand welcomes in Havana after a 750 mile flight from Haiti. He attends a noon luncheon at Camp Columbia and an afternoon reception at Ambassador Judah. Thousands gather as he plans a nonstop flight to St. Louis starting Monday dawn, with a packed weekend of events and honors.
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Lindbergh
Havana
St. Louis
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Republic
Haiti
Eindberetz
Elock
Noble B. Judah
Cuba
Cubs
Camp Columbia
Machado
National Theatre
American Chamber of Commerce
Casino
Judah Home
Cuban Georgraphic Society
Havana Yacht Club
Columbia Field
Committee Votes to Seat Rep Beck in House
The House Elections Committee number two recommended seating Rep. James N. Beck Republican of Pennsylvania by a 6 to 3 vote after probing his residency. The panel, chaired by Vincent of Michigan, saw five Republicans join one Democrat in favor, with Craik of California opposed alongside two Democrats Brown of Tennessee and Wilson of Mississippi. The full House will decide later.
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Washington
U. P
James N. Beck
Pennsylvania
House
House Elections Committee
Douglas
Beck
Vincent
Michigan
Perkina
New Jersey
Rathbone
Illinois
Bacham
Gayer
Kansas
Craik
California
Browning
Tenessee
Wilson
Missis
Attorney General Urges Confiscation of Forest Lands
Washington February 9 Attorney General Sargent urged Congress to confiscate more than 100000000 acres of forest land held by the Pacific Railroad under old land grants. He proposed this action be followed by submission of the entire controversy to the courts for adjustment.
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Washington
U. P
Atorney
Sargent
Congress
Fosehort Pacific Railroad
Taxi driver's body found by roadside in Pittsburgh
The body of 20 year old taxi driver John Nosslin was found near the Bairsfor in Pittsburgh with a bruised face and a gunshot wound near the heart. Authorities suspect two men hired to kill him in a robbery.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
John Nosslin
Bairsfor
Nosslin
Tax Assessments Up in Borough Down in County
County auditors and commissioners, hosted by Walter D. Ward at Rouse Hospital, report lower county assessments in townships and higher borough valuations due to new buildings and the triennial cycle. Exemptions for horses cattle and mules largely offset changes. no tax rates announced yet. The audit team’s report to Judge Arnd and publication by county commissioners loom next week.
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Walter D. Ward
Rouse Hospital
New Process Company
Warren Savings Book
James H. Berger
Byron Knapp
iRchard S. Hartley
Arird
Rowse Hospital
J. Brady
E. D. Stewart
Mac Olney
George Leavy
Auditory James Berger
Richard Hartley
Brady
Stewart
Mra. Berger
Hartley
K. C. Will Retain G O P Convention
Chairman William Butler of the Republican National Committee announced that Kansas City will retain the national convention next June. The arrangements committee received guarantees from Missouri leaders for hotel rooms, removing the need to move the event elsewhere.
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Washington
U.P
William Butler
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Missouri
Kanas City
Butler
Claims success in trans ocean television test
New York dispatch reports partial success in a trans Atlantic television test. R M Hart of Hartsdale New York says he transmitted a London scene to observers at his home basement using a small televisor. Visible were the outlines of a ventriloquist dummy and a London laboratory woman as Hart maintained short wave contact with London via radio links.
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New York
R. M. Hart
Hartsdale
Hart
United Press
London
Subpoena Issued for Rockefeller in Teapot Dome Inquiry
The Teapot Dome committee issued a subpoena for John D Rockefeller Jr to testify Saturday. Senator Walsh leads the investigation and Rockefeller's prior correspondence about testimony influenced the decision. Stewart, tied to Standard Oil, faces unrelated questions, and bank officials tied to the Continental Trading Company deal are also summoned to testify. Rockefeller accepted service by telegram and will appear.
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Washington
Senate
Rockefeler
Stewart
Rockefeller
A ‘Feapat Dome
Dominion Bank of Canada
Continental Trading Company
Rockfeller
New York
New Electric Rate Discussed At Lions Club Meeting
The Lions Club met at the MC on Thursday noon for lunch and song service. Ernest L. Garber of the Pennsylvania Electric Company explained the new optional rate recently announced by the utility. George Ensworth of Warren Savings Bank outlined the bank’s campaign to boost checking balances. Alexander Shapiro gave a door prize, a box of cigars, won by William P. Taylor.
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Lions Club
Ernest L. Garber
Pennsylvania Electric Company
George Ensworth
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Banka
Alexander Sha
William P. Taylor
Weather Watch Snow and clouds spread across the nation
A front over the New England region and St Lawrence valley drives cloudy, light snow from the Ohio valley to the lake region. A disturbance developing in Arizona brings southwestern clouds and mountain snow, while the West enjoys clear skies under a high ridge. Temperatures remain generally above normal with scattered readings from 4 to 68 degrees across major cities.
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Central Plains
Gulf States
Canada
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
New England States
St. Lawrence Valley
Anzona
Idaho
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Miami
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
San Francisco
Washington
Yellowstone Park
River
Neta
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Asia
Bin
Darwin
Men’s Church League
Campbell White
Church League
J. Earle Edwards
Jesus Christ
Roosevelt
State Board
GO. P
H. H. Bassett
Leaders of State Organization
Columbia
Name Mallalieu
Marjorie Goelrichs
Judah
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