Man Who Shoots Sweetheart Not Tell Motive
Police reveal Patrick O Mahoney, 27, admits killing Beatrice Donnelly, 27, after saying he had to do it. He led detectives to the body in woods near Greenwich and described dragging her fifty yards and firing five shots into her head. Mother describes the suspect as a fine young man.
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Ty Mahoney
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Patrick Flannagan
Greenwich
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Antho Ot Tumtely
New York
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Cordie
Gyome
Indian Warrior Yacht Club
Margaret Donnelly
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Two Prisoners Taken To Allegheny County Workhouse
Andy Kramer and Fred Toscani were taken to the Allegheny county workhouse today by Deputy Sheriff Frank Johnston. Kramer received five months and Toscani ten months on liquor charges. Only love can make midnight act in such a way.
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Andy Kramer
Fred Toscani
Allegheny County
Frank Johnston
Kramer
Emery
Toscani
French Finance Head Demands Vatican Policy Ties
Anatole de Monzle named to succeed Etienna Clem entel as France Finance Minister after dismissal of the papermoney plan makes acceptance contingent on Catholic Church policy in Rome. He also requires French representatives to remain at the Vatican as France threatens to sever diplomatic relations.
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Anatole de Monzle
Etienna Clementel
France
Rome
Vatean
Georgia Fight To Hang Woman May Be Called Off
A clemency plea for Ida Hughes, convicted of murdering her mother in law Mrs M C Hughes, was heard in Atlanta as a state effort to carry out the hanging faced possible postponement. The case drew comment from court officials and the clemency commission chaired by John A Boyd as hearings were set to begin before the ruling.
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Georgia
Eulgeson C International News Service
Atlanta
Ida Hughes
M.C. Hughes
Were
John A. Boyod
Mercy
Lype
P-0 Co Horse Shoe Pitchers Open Season
The P-0 Electric Company workers in New Castle began informal play for the 1925 season on the court behind the P- Q building at Diamond Corner. Last year conductors cultivated top tossers and the group hopes to repeat the success with barnyard golf gaining traction locally. He who hesitates is crossed.
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Soe Puchers
New Castle
P-0
Electric Company
P.-Q
Traces Of Mercury Poison Reported In McClintock Case
Mercury traces found in both bodies of Imma Nelson McClintock and Oscar Olson. Doctor who treated McClintock denies prescribing mercurial medicine. Shepherd indicted for murder of William Nelson McClintock as coroner resumes inquest next Wednesday.
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International News
Servi
Chicago
Imma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
McClintock
Sease
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Young McClintock
Two Children Burn To Death On Farm Fire
Batavia New York April 2 Two children John Schroger 12 and Avis Schroger 5 were killed when a tenant house on the Geo Rhodes farm between Batavia and Alabama Center burned today A father William Schroger was burned and an immediate family of seven children and a mother suffered injuries in the blaze The mother is in serious condition but expected to recover
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Batavia
Cehildren
Alabama
Fra
John Schroger
Avis Schroger
Whilam Schroger
Weeks Stricken by Thrombosis in Washington Home
Secretary of War John Wingate Weeks of Massachusetts suffered a sudden thrombosis in Washington. The condition affects his left arm muscles and has forced him to forego official duties and stay in bed.
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John Wingate Weeks
Massachusetts
Washington
Growth of the U S Potato Industry Shown by Figures
Federal Agriculture data reveal dramatic gains in U S potato output since the Civil War era. Output today exceeds 460 million bushels annually, with per capita production rising from 2.9 to 8.7 bushels between 1869 1873 and 1914 1920. Top producing states include New York Minnesota Maine Michigan Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Detailed statistics appear in Statistical Bulletin No 10 Statistics of Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes available from the U S Department of Agriculture Washington DC.
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United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
New York
Minnesota
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Germany
Poland
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Motor Cops Are Again On Job
New Castle motorcycle officers A M Reynolda and Robert Jutera resume full time traffic duty. One starts at eight in the morning, the other at noon, working into the evening. They aim to aid motorists and enforce traffic laws rather than make arrests.
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New Castle
A. M. Reynolda
Robert Jutera
Sundey
Tim
Man in Tombs Hangs Himself Ahead of Lunacy Report
International News Service reports Solo mon Batten, 29, awaiting trial for murdering his brother’s wife Hallie, hanged himself in his cell in the Tombs shortly before a lunacy commission was to report on his sanity.
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International News Service
New York
Solomon Batten
Hallie
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Shenango Valley Hospital records list admissions including William Dabney Lukerie Railroad camp Sam Agcoont Ely wood City Clifford Young 413 Edgewood avenue Rose Martin Slippery Rock R D No 4 Mrs Matilda Gleaner R D No 3 and discharges such as Mrs Bass Steele Odenburg Mrs Olive Lines J D No 2 Pasquale Ratelli 205 South Ashland Avenue Pater Gurpernick Bessemer and Tessia Wisher and baby 372 East Washer.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
William Dabney
Lukerie Railroad
Sam Agcoont
Elywood City
Clifford Young
Edgewood Avenue
Rose Martin
Slippery Rock R. D
Matilda Gleaner
R. D
Bass Steele
Odenburg
Olive Lines
J. D
Pasquale Ratelli
Ashland Avenue
Pater Gurpernick
Bessemer
Tessia Wisher
Baby
Mary Belle Barry and Hazel Russell Listed on Highland and Norwood
Mrs. Mary Belle Barry and her child reside at 2306 Highland avenue while Mrs. Hazel Russell is listed at 320 Norwood avenue in a brief street level notice.
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Ington Street
Mary Belle Barry and Baby
Highland Avenue
Hazel Russell
Norwood Avenus
Post Card Shower For New Castleites
Thirty five thousand tax assessment cards are being mailed this week. Local mail carriers will be kept busy as cards are delivered to homes. City Treasurer Ramsey expects the process to take a week. Citizens who receive their cards promptly visit the treasurer to pay their 1925 taxes.
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Ramsey
Homestor
Trensuer
North Street Hi-Y To Practice Tuesday
North Street Junior Hi-Y club will hold baseball practice Tuesday morning at Boyles field at 10 o'clock, Supervisor John Leonard will coach the nine. Following the drill the boys will swim at the association pool. All members are asked to be present.
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North Street
Boyles Field
John Leonard
Association
Charleroi Girl Injured In Auto Crash To Recover
Miss Margaret Comer, 16, of Charleroi, injured in an auto crash, is a patient at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh with a fractured condition.
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Charleroi
Margaret Comer
Cinternational News Service
Pitvsburgh, Pa
Mercy Hospital
Auto crash at Allemport leaves skull unconscious
A skull injury from an automobile accident near Allemport left the victim unconscious yesterday with physicians hopeful for recovery. Other party members were slightly hurt when the car struck a telephone pole while attempting a sharp curve, and the incident prompted police to investigate road conditions. Officers Moore Harper and Thomas visited Jon Mitz's home on Charles Street last night and detained several people for possessing a small amount of liquor. Nita and his wife were fined 100 each for disorderly conduct, while visitors paid 25 each on the same charge.
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Allemport
Moore
Harper
Thomas
Jon Mitz
Charles Street
Nita
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