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   New Castle News (Newspaper) - September 28, 1928, New Castle, Pennsylvania                               NEWS PHONES 4000 ne Your Items To The Call 4000 fair and warmer tonight Saturday cloudy followed by showers VOLUME 12 NEW CASTLE PA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1928 PAGES THREE CENTS A COPY 1 VOTE DON'T TRY TO EXPLAIN IS WILL'S ADVICE TO WOMEN Special To The X NEW YORK Sept whole campaign has switched from Hoover and Smith to Mrs Willebrandt now I used to think that no one in tne world could a poorer speech than some man but ter attending both conventions and various dinners and public I have found that any woman politician can make a poorer political speech than man any time they try I don't know why it is but it just looks like the wrong women arc in politics lor I have heard other women on other subjects make brilliant speeches I believe their cause would get further if they would just vote and not try to explain why Yours WILL P Curtis ter at Kansas City was the only exception and I don't think she s in politics Eugene Anderson Sentenced For Murder Of Allen Hoover Leaders Making Extended Effort To Corral Woman Vote Of Nation Slayer Is Given Limit Of From 10 To 20 Years In Penitentiary By WILLIAM K International News Service Stiff Correspondent WASHINGTON Sept tional drive to corral the American I j feminist vote for Herbert Hoover was j in full swing today with the I tion of an organization to win the votes of business and professional women The efforts of the Republican tional committee to win the support of women in this campaign exceed I anything ever attempted in any pre- Other Sentences Are Passed j vious presidential race With the Lured To Her Death MURDER OCCURRED AT NEW CASTLE JUNCTION At Session Of Court Held This Forenoon Eugene Anderson colored convicted Evidently the school burglars who of murder in the second degree the slaying of Dile Allen colored sentenced to serve from 10 to 20 years in the Western penitentiary by Judge J A Chambers in county court this morning When asked what he had to say why sentence should not be Anderson stated that there had been no eye witness testified as to the j tual slaying and he thought his word 1 was as good as that of other j Anderson had claimed self defense in the trial of the case j Murdered at New Castle Junction The murder was committed at a Baltimore Ohio bunk house at New Castle Junction The two men had been quarreling Anderson slashed Allen across the throat with a knifs severing the jugular vein Anderson claimed that Allen had attacked him poker O j Anderson fled after the murder but was caught in Cincinnati where he was tried for the murder of Bad Eye Miller He was convicted of murder in the first degree A second trial 1 was granted at which he was i ted At the first trial the fact that he had killed a man in Lawrence county was brought out by the com- It was upon this evidence that a new trial was granted the de- fense claiming that it should not have been injected into the trail Deputy Sheriff William Reynolds tire women's organization under the direction of Mrs T Hert vice I chairman of the committee separate bureaus were created to win different groups of women The last of these for the solicitation of business votes was completed with the naming of state leaders in 16 states Women Leaders These women will carry the Hoover campaign to women lawyers cians teachers nurses and clerical workers The state ers Just named included Miss da Strayer of for Ohio On Two Japanese Prince Weds Commoner Gorgeous Service sent a process to Cincinnati and hod in Western Pennsylvania Anderson arrested for the murder of Jew nights since have traveled east News dispatches show that the high school at Lancaster was broken into and in cash and in cates of deposit stolen Suggestion made recently by a Lawrence county grand jury that a new bridge be erected across the river where the Pittsburgh highway crosses it just outside the j Seventh ward is one that should not Le delayed too long in acting upon That bridge doesn't appear to Pa to be much suited to the heavy traffic of today Why can't the road supervisors of township put some of the connecting roads between Highland avenue and Wilmington avenue out- side the city in The roacl from the end of Highland nue to the Wilmington road at Walmo needs attention while the extension ot avenue from the city line to Wilmington avenue has been en- tirely passed up by the township road makers Continual On Two Move Up Hoover's Date In New York Republican C a n d i d a t e To In Madison Square Garden October 13 Setsuko Matsudaira Are Wedded In Tokio BRIDE ATTRACTIVE IN ROYAL ROBES Ancient Custom Broken As Member Of Royal Family Selects Untitled Mate CHANGE IS MADE IN FORMER International News Service TOKIO Sept prince took unto himself a er for today Prince bu heir presumptive to the throne of Japan and Miss Setsuko daira daughter of Japan's former ambassador to Washington were united in marriage today It was the first time since the of hereditary nobility in Japan that a prince of the blood im- selected for his bride a Gardner Builds For Vice Probe In Pittsburgh Oil Allegheny County Grand Jury Has Wheels In Motion For Big Clean-Up ELEVEN OF THIRTEEN SACHEMS OF TAMMANY SOCIETY HOLDING PUBLIC OFFICE DRAW 1 Has Been Solved WILL INVESTIGATE RACKETEER DEATHS Claim That Ten Million Collected Annually For Protection International News Service PITTSBURGH Sept The Allegheny county grand jury's investigation of alleged protection of organized crime on the part of Charles XL Kline's tration ivas spurred today by Pittsburgh's eer By LAWRENCE SULLIVAN News Service Staff Correspondent NEW YORK Sept Laying the to Tammany Hall the Republican State Central com- today appealed to the conscience of the state and the nation to clean house all alon the line In the most exhaustive study of T Tammany patronage in the municipal IS affairs of New York city ever cd the Republican pamphlet lists 11 of the 13 sachems of the Tammany society with their public offices The salaries of the sachems from the lic treasury as listed aggregate 000 annually For the first time in its history the Democratic party has nominated a Tammany man for the presidency says the G O p broadside ironically Marries In Paris I Negro Confesses I Bank Robbery And Implicates Cashier its This is first photo of Mrs erine New Canaan divorcee i was beaten to death near And Hotel lor a five gangsters guns as he stood in fiance Police are front of a gasoline station late trying to trace a call which she received early in the Meanwhile the jury had before it on rape of what happen if Tammany once gets grip on the national treasury Smith One of Sad ems Pointing out that Governor Smith i Iib one the sachems or members o cf the board of of Tammany murder ill 30 months the pamphlet quotes what it District Attorney Samuel O0 Par TWO H Gardner's carefully laid plans of building up a strong structure of with which to confront high political leaders when they face the grand Jury next week the Jury today wound up Its hearing for the week prepared to bring its probe to a climax next week Police believe that gang warfare over racketeer privileges brought the death of Antonio Landolino cut down by a hail of bullets from News WASHINGTON Sept Hoover today shoved ahead his in- vasion of Gov Al Smith's home state of New York The nominee will speak in Madison Square Garden New Weather conditions of the fall have October 13 instead of Octo- ber 17 as previously planned He had been scheduled to speak in Carnegie Hall The change was made to handle a larger audience Hoover's subject in New York has not been determined He will return allowed good progress to be made on construction of the municipal golf course on the old poor farm site It is Indicated that this course will be in good shape for play early next mer of parents who possessed no title made a very ly bride She carried out the custom that countless royal Japanese brides had followed The kimona she wore had been used by royal brides untold generations back Prince Chichibu also was dressed in an ancient style court kimona just as liis ancestors were The ceremony was performed in the place of the sanctuary in the rial palace Union Is Proclaimed Chanting a ritual hymn the prince informed the sun goddess the TO U S IN AIRPLANE Kansas Editor Returns After European Trip Governor Assails Leaders Of Republicans Speech At St Paul Is At- tempt To Stir Up Discord In Party Ranks GOES TO MILWAUKEE TO SPEAK SATURDAY PART OF LOOT TAKEN HAS BEEN RECOVERED i j Steel Box Is Found In Seven i Feet Of Water In Oil i Creek i 1 ru r r nation a i New? 1 Oil CITY Pa Sept Diving into seven feet of in Oil creek after an night search Police Chief j William Martin assisted by Fire William ly today recovered the steel box containing bank notes stolen from the of the i Citizen's Bank of which was robbed early Monday morning Late last night of the stoien money was surrendered to police by Sylvester Watson negro police say has confessed to the Implicated Edwin Flick 25 cashier cf the and implicated in the On Two Jok s Absolved In Crash Of Autos Will Probably Use tion For Address In j consin City i International PHILADELPHIA Sept Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Philadelphia's millionaire draft dodger will make a flight to this country from Germany it was reported today Several weeks ago Bergdoll bought E huge German airplane and the flight was given added credence when it was learned that Mrs Emma Bergdoll the mother purchased acres of land in the Northern Pennsylvania wilderness Although Mrs Bergdoll explained that she intended establishing a mer colony of her friends it was re- ported she might build a landing field and that Bergdoll will try to i fly there and remain in hiding in the I isolated section Bergdoll fled from this city to cape army duty after being arrested by government agents following a long search tral deity of the imperial house of Japan that he was taking Setsuko Pa had occasion to ride up Washington immediately after the Highland avenue last evening shortly j b d u j his bride Having thus invoked Ji I tup Men and Women cups 01 wine the side of the car coming up the hill All went well until the street car passed an which was ed without lights The boy saw it Just AS he ran into it and received a bad spill Cars corning behind tramped j their brakes and the boy was not j seriously injured but yet shaken up j sufficient to feel it This is a practice and should be eliminated j Dumping garbage in vacant lots by I persons is what Pa believes to be a crime of the rankest sort and it i be punished Along some of j the residential streets of the city where there are vacant lots persons i have dumped barrels and boxes of re- luse and there it remains not only an i eye sore but detrimental to health The old weed cutting question is again rife There are some lots about the Republican Organization Former Mail Clerk Is Now In Custody Claim Stole BUFFALO N Y Sept Charged by postal inspectors with the theft of a mail package containing George Aberth former j tute railway mail clerk was under arrest here today j According to inspectors the theft I was committed August 19 last on a train leaving Pittsburgh The I ritual priests chanted wierd hymns and then their union was proclaimed as one All foreigners were barred from witnessing the ceremony by religious precepts which say only members of the immediate families and a court ritualists and officials eligible to attend Prince Given Sword Following the ceremony the prince and his bride proceeded to their new dwelling place a strictly occidental residence resembling an Eng H s h country house There the On Two Gene Tunney In Auto Accident No One Is Hurt Tunney Drives Motor Car In- to Juan Les Pins Trance And Wrecks It William Allen White ic Kansas Editor And Smith Foe Lands In New York By GEORGE R HOLMES International ST PAUL Minn Sept Governor Smith has fed the fires of Republican discord during his 24-hour visit to the politically doubtful state of Minnesota The Democratic nominee may or may not carry the state in November no Democrat ever has for president but even the regular Republicans ad- mit he has made infinitely more the task of the G O P in this The former Smith the younger set in the national tal who became the bride of B Dewey Jr of Chicago at a liant wedding in Paris The couple will tour the old world on honeymoon Harris and i Coroner Will Make No Report Of Near New Kaven Sinclair Warehouse is Robbed Of 1 T iNo PRESIDENT'S SON WAS DRIVING CAR l News NEW HAVEN 23 i No arrests will be made in the case j of John Coolidge son of the President state this year And if the election j company here today and William Cunningham private CHICAGO Sept bandits j chauffeur Of Gov John H held up the warehouse of the whose car yesterday struck a were tomorrow instead of six weeks bound and gagged a watchman from now the Smith managers be- Louis Mueller and escaped with the REFUSES TO DISCUSS COMING CAMPAIGN lieve they have a fifty-fifty chance or better of winning Minnesota's twelve electoral votes The party which first elected Magnus Johnson to the United States senate and then contents of by Veno y player and severely in and his mother The Coolidge case has been ir records as A I dental The records show that John STATE Coolidge was driving the Trumbull t car when the accident occurred that o i Should county commissioners agree w lowed it up with the present Senator i to pay K H Miller Hendrick Shipstead has fused with j w i the to the the Democratic party wholeheartedly the P and I This fact in itself may not sound so coherence Cunningham to important but when coupled with the 3 4 and s WUKes J -i and o Believing that the Venos had beer i talk OI _______ t I I On Marriage Licenses PLANNING TO MEET MISS POLLY LAUDER International News Service NEW YORK Sept AI len White came prepared to talk of anything the national In effect it amounts to the except the presidential campaign the normal As for continuing his attacks on vote and the old Governor Smith he said he wasn t j Follette vote all for Governor o Vn av i t j i Smith for the presidency Against this stands the regular Republican organization working for Hoover j Carried By This organization was powerful j enough in 1924 to carry the state for j Coolidge by over the combined j vote but much wa- i ter has run under bridges since that j time Hence the Democrats are con- I and the Republicans are cor- nervous I Into such a situation Gov Smith stepped last night with a speech de- signed for Minnesota con- On Pace Two ready to Kansas ex- pression whose New York lent is take a he has read his mail talked to his friends and caught up with the news I'm in a haze about the whole on Two Accident Victim Seriously Injured New On Another Test Flight the city which are grown up so money was being sent to Arnold ly that a stranger would think there was absolutely no civic pride soever Not only do such plots injure the beauty of the community but they to seed and it makes only more for next year Today finds the New Castle fair cut on the road doing the last day of its festivities Thet crowds have been more sparse this j year and little wonder Weather about freezing more or less j the grounds and it was colder than That in the stand Despite this thousands of- determined souls at- the fair at whether out of curiosity warm or interest not know David Castle Grace Castle TALES OF RETURNING AUTO TOURISTS EFFICIENT WORK IN PENNSYLVANIA i highway department but it is one that is a wonderful service to the Returning tourists who have made I making their first trip over LES PINS France Sept 28 Gunney retired heavyweight campion been making a tour of Southern France by foot and motor car arrived in this town with a bang Driving a power motor car at sixty miles an hour he whizzed up in front of the Hotel De Provence crashing into another E P Driver Of ls Held In Connection With Case New Sidewalks To Be automobile that was just leaving Castle Hospital authorities as being Mary DeBlack aged 10 of 903 Moravia street the little girl injured Thursday when she either ran into side of the car of Earl P geiser or was struck by the Council today delved into the gelser machine as she was running i walk paving question when they met I across the street with a smaller ter was today reported by the New International News FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Ger m any Sept new super- Count Zeppelin ascended today on another trial flight Although it was not announced be- 1 i fore the start that the new blue j gas fuel would be used cubic i meters of the gas were taken aboard The huge craft headed eastward ward Munich and Vienna The skies were overcast at the start On Two Arthur courtyard Both cars were badly damaged but neither Tunney nor the driver of the other automobile was injured more seriously hurt that at first thought Close examination developed the fact that her collarbone is broken and the mountains of Pennsylvania the important highways during the The highest mountain that the past summer report mountain tops roads cross is an elevation of about ridses that are crossed on the feet according to the signs no- routes are well marked i by one traveller who recently The elevations on the various ridges returned after crossing the state by D Roy Bradford and Raymond Duke arc home Home travelling more than 3.000 un- der the strain of air derby racing oo Two and high peaks that are crossed by the auto tourists are labelled giving he names and the elevations in that are permanent and are easily seen and read It is a little thing for the state two different highways What did you see on your tion Write briefly about it to the vacation tour editor The News The Irate owner of the other motor thai she sustained Injuries of the car leaped from his machine and be- j head Her sister Anna escaped with gan gesticulating and emitting French a sprained The former spent at an amazing rate of speed Tunney not understanding French stood mutely by while a large crowd be- gan to gather No one in the crowd recognized the American after IS minutes Tunney's patience gave way and he bawled Never mind all that I am Gene a good night and her speedy ery is anticipated Mr has been charged before Alderman Walter T Hamilton by Chief of Police C C Homer as be- ing under the influence of liquor while operating the car which struck j the little girls In default of bail he I in City Hall nance which and passed one provides for sidewalk construction and two other bills were introduced Sidewalks will be laid in Elizabeth between Delaware and ues and the bills introduced by Councilman Reeves provide for walks in Thorpe street between zo and Thorpe streets and also in North Mercer between Edison avenues and also Garfield and Euclid avenues in the same thoroughfare i Tunney How much will it cost j had been placed in jail That promptly ended all argument pending the holding of a hearing On j Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock DEATH RECORD Mrs Dillie B East Brook Football Scores For football scores of games Saturday call 4000 intil 5 o'clock From 5 until call 22 or 4024 After call I 75 Scores of the sanies ie posted on The News Bulletin board in front of he office on North Mercer reel There's a place I know I'd like to go where drinks arc dispensed I guess the is dressed in some overalls and the place is the press In a lean to shack there's j a luscious stack ot Pippins and j Spies and all them hare i caped the fate of being made apple pies There are drinks and drinks i that beguile and cheer and that I've read about but sweet cider i Claim is the drink ot all when the j chill winds begin to A j or maybe a can and the cider i is ready say there's a drink tor a I king or a belted earl its sixty at noon I today   

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