Von Hindenburg Enters Presidential Race After Push
Berlin informed that Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, age 77, reluctantly accepts the presidential nomination after talks with Admiral Von Tirpitz. He will oppose former Chancellor Wilhelm Marx of the Republican coalition in the upcoming election, with a late bloc delay benefiting the Republicans.
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Will
Wilhelm Marx
International
Berlin
Reich Bloc
von Hindenburg
von Tirpitz
Germany
Hindenburg
Marx
One Power Bill Considered as Harrisburg Meets
Conternational News Service reports in Harrisburg that only one of seventeen power bills will be considered by the current legislature. The manufacturing committee approved a bill to extend the giant power-survey board for two years and appropriate 75000 dollars. The bill moves to the appropriations committee and the rest of the bills are said to be held under consideration. Also noted, Retail Credit Men held a St Cloud building meeting with local hardware stores planning mutual protection memberships.
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Conternational News Service
Harrisburg
Manufacturery Committee
Power-Survey Board
Appropriations Committee
Manufacturers Committee
St. Cloud
Weather musings from a wandering correspondent
A fragmented weather note contrasts imagined sunny places like Georgia Florida California Nassau with a stubborn Tennessee climate, recalling past snow and blizzards, and marveling at today’s unseasonable splendor amid garbled phrases and names.
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West
Old Tennsylvania
Floreida
California
Nassau
Pretty Professional Pied Pipers Slay 20000 Rats in California
Miss Helen Caldwell of Huntington and Miss Anna Mae Wright of Portsmouth test campaign against rats using boron carbonate. In six days they claim 20000 rats killed, aiding public health efforts. they plan four months in California then move East, earning praise for their unusual vocation.
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Cemual Press
Marysville
Cal
Kamlin
United States
Helen A. Caldwell
Huntington
W.a
Anna Mae Wright
Portsmouth
Fama
Secretary of Agriculture
Mayor says dogs running loose will lead to arrests
Mayor Dunlap states that owners who let dogs roam at large will be arrested. He condemns reliance on a dog-catcher, arguing police must perform such duties, and laments state lag, city burden, and lack of support for a dedicated pound.
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Dunlap
Elect Gordon Ad Club Head
The Advertising Club at New Castle elected officers for 1925 1926 including President William E Gordon Vice President W F Pearsall Treasurer Fred Eakin Secretary L Weishart and directors Abe Levine De Lene Cole C W Grate Hion W E Waddington Ted Eins The meeting discussed forming a Tetler Business Bureau to foster city business and protect buyers from deceit Final plans will be announced soon No new contagion reported by city health department with scarlet fever patients released daily.
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Advertising Club
New Castle
Hik'y Club
William E. Gordon
4. W. Pearsall
Fred Eakin
L. WeiRisthart
Abe Levine
de Lene Cole
C. W. Grate
Hion
W. E. Waddington
Ted Eins
Forme Dion
Tetler Business Bureau
Jon W
Ubtair
Reading
Death Record for Coons and Page/Wevine Inobit List
A death notice lists Coons age 36 at 1801 South Jefferson Street and Pavin J. Wevine age 0 with references to Rey-Holds Stroh ent. The fragment references locations and names but lacks complete context or dates.
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Aay Pane Tn
South Jefferson Street
Pavin
Easter Programs Next Sunday In City Churches
Easter programs will be carried out in practically all churches of the city. Church leaders must file the program details with The News office no later than Thursday evening to ensure publication before Sunday. Those in charge are asked to note this request.
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Inisaster
Ingure
Wefera
Varios
Nola
Ellingson Girl on Stand Looms in San Francisco Trial
Dorothy Ellingson the 16 year old maticide defendant faced a possible last minute bid to keep her off the witness stand as state and local psychiatrists testified on her sanity. After hurling water on her own counsel she cried wait till I get on the stand and tell the truth about those matters. She was guarded by police matrons as the day resumed with the jury still out on whether she would testify. The state pressed to place her on the stand while experts continued to assess her mental state. The case could go to the jury by night fall.
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Gulis HW. Mamtin
International News Service
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Jazz Baby
Dorothy
Gome
Dollar Bill Tells Story of New Castle Journey
A one dollar bill recounts its two day wanderings from Monday morning April 6 through Tuesday morning, detailing stops at local stores and exchanges. The bill passes through R M Strickler, Charley Metzler, Witter Brainer, Love and Mezowr, Cripps Hardware, Elliott and Waddington, Lawrence Antonio Wire, and the Centennial Office among others as part of its curious life tale.
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Dollar Bill
New Castle
News Reporter
Editor of News
Ita
R. M. Strickler
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Bob
Charley Metzler
Metzler Company
Mr. Metzler
Mr. Metsler
Witter Brainers Store
Ming
Doc Rice
Love & Mezowr Company
Cripps T Hardware
Centennial
Harold Cunter
V. F. W. Mothe
W. S.smith
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Smith
Elks To Install Officers Tonight At Lodge 69
Installation of officers for Lodge 69 BPO Elks will be held tonight with firing ceremonies. Elected officers include George W Lamores Jr exalted ruler Russel L Cage leading knight Benjamin S Aginew loyal knight and George W Thomas touring knight. Secretary William P Mitchell and treasurer Jacob Cosel reelected, Trustee Marty L Alexander and Dr W Fulton Jackson also to be installed. Retiring exalted ruler named representative to the grand lodge.
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Lodge 69
Elks
George W. Lamores, Jr
Russel L. Cage
Benjamin S. Aginew
George W. Thomas
William PP. Mitchell
Troustrer
Jacob Cosel
Marty L. Alexander
W. Fulton Jackson
Grand Lodge
Three Offer Bids For Mail Hauling Contract
Three bidders submitted proposals to the Post Office Department for a four year mail hauling contract from New Castle. Bids ranged from 7,360 to 11,500 per year with a bond of 8,000 each. Service would start July 1 using wagons or motor trucks to transport mail between the general post office and several railroad stations.
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George H. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
New Castle
William H. Stubbs
John G. Fisher
Samuel W. Wray
George A. Dewherry
Loree
General Best
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
East Side
West Side
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rity
Seasonal Produce Display Confuses City Visitors
A midsummer display in Uhia City features a mix of vegetables and fruits including radishes, onions, peas, asparagus, strawberries, new beans, tomatoes, lettuce, and more. The arrangement appears to reflect an exhibition rather than typical summer harvest, with the season's heat noted by the rare ears of corn.
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Uhia
Marriage Licenses Awarded to Andy Stan and Mary Nages
Andy Stan and Mary Nages were granted marriage licenses in a brief civic notice. Authorities recorded the names and dates as part of the local registry.
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Andy Stan
Ooo
Wru
Mary Nages
Now
Galileo
Daylight Bandits Take $1250 in Sharon HoldUp
Two unmasked white bandits entered Albert Werner's Sharon grocery store before noon and bound him. They escaped with $1 250 in cash after Werner had counted $1 000 from his bank withdrawal hidden under a counter.
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Sharon
Albert Werner
Binding
Hagghig Hing
Werner
Secretary Davis Denies Rumors Of Political Aims
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis refuted persistent rumors that he plans to run for governor or U S senator from Pennsylvania. He stated he is happy in his current post and will complete his four year term, offering no further comment on political aspirations.
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Davis
Secretary of Labor
Nncreational News Service
Pplytssurgh
James J. Davi
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsyra
Dry April Gives Hope To Local Gardeners And Farmers
The April weather has been unusually dry with no rain in sight according to the weather bureau. Farmers in Lawrence County report solid soil conditions for spring plowing and expect crops to start well this season, despite earlier yard and garden shortages.
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Lawrence County
Three Boys Reported Missing From Home
Three young boys, Mike Mattea and Frank, aged 14 and 10, and Charles Tucker, 12, were reported missing by their parents. The children were last seen at their home on Iverson Street and no reason for their disappearance is known.
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Mike
Frenk
Mattea
Arihigton Avenue
Charles Uucker
South
Iverson Sureet
New Farm Bureau Agent Named for Lawrence County
H R McCulloch will take charge of the Lawrence County Farm Bureau after May 1, succeeding N C Dale. A 1924 Penn State animal husbandry graduate, he previously aided Snyder Mountains in Middleville and recently moved to New Castle. Farmers welcomed him, predicting a successful era under his administration.
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H. R. McCulloch
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
McCulloch
N.C. Dale
Bean Ucre
Penn State College
Snyder Mounts
Middlebury
New Castle
Who Is This Tersdaws Stluoueifee Printed in The Navy
The fragment suggests a navy page notice naming Henry M. Goldberg as manager of a Ricek-Medunkin Camunity plait, but unreadable OCR limits a clear record of identity or action.
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Henry M. Goldberg
Forest Fires Do Millions Damage In New England
Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire forests suffered millions in damage across towns including Marlboro Whitinsville Deerfield Boscawen and Ashland. Fires burned hundreds of acres of timber and destroyed homes and livestock while volunteers fought to contain blazes overnight. A rescue scene in Warwick Rhode Island ended with a woman saved from a wall of flames.
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New England
International News Service
Boston
The
Sun
Miors
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Rhodesland
Crompton
Anthony
Kington
Deerfield
Boscawen
Ashland
Massachusette
Marlboro
Whitinsville
South Bridge
Rocky Hill
W Warwick
Local Tragedies and Accidents Reported Across Several Towns
A string of mishaps is reported including Mrs Margaret Williams of Youngstown burned in an rubbish fire, Sanfon Aldridge killed, Homer Eckler injured when their vehicle collided with a crab on crossing. Mer Trevidas hurt in Harbor Creek cart accident. Phat Brolerques shot by a cleaning revolver in Johnstown. Miss Mary Matane dies from burns at Latrobe. Joseph Gudae, 100, struck by car after leaving school at New Salem. Fred Brooks frightened to death during a police raid in Toledo. The opening drowning accident of the season at Youngstown as Witla Bulmer, 4, disappears in the Slakoning river.
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Phat Brolerques
Johnstown
Mary Matane
Wis Dem
Latrobe
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Arthur Mometer
Helen Caldwell
Gordon
Elks Club
Allathes
Ellingson
Girl
Young Slayer
Elks Home
North Mill Street
Daylight Bandits
Farm Bureau
H. BR. McCclloch
Neal Street
Aigtr
Marraret Wiliams
Youngstown
Sanfonl Aldridge
Homer Eckler
Amsterday
Mere Trevidas
Harbor Creek
Wesleyville
New Salen Pa
Joseph Gudae
Anton
Nin
Fred Brooks
Toledo
Witla Bulmer
Welitu
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