Cost Of Operating City Is Decreased
Washington report shows New Castle’s 1924 city government cost $1,661,831 total, or $34.91 per capita, down from 1923 and with school and debt figures detailed. Revenue $1,478,134, property taxes 70% of receipts, net debt $2,322,611. per capita tax levy $25.49. 1924 school district revenue $877,257.
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George H. Manning
Washington
New Andlo News
Washington, D. C
New Castle
Department of Commerce
Independent Board of Education
Darrow Returns To Chicago After Scopes Case
Col Clarence Darrow arrived in Chicago greeted by supporters and admirers. He said the Scopes trial verdict was favorable, noting the need to take the case to the Tennessee supreme court to challenge anti evolution laws. He planned to resume work in September filing briefs.
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Dayton
Tean
Tennessee Supreme Court
Th Supreme Court
Tennesee Supreme Court
Doctor Fractures Feet In Fall While Walking In Sleep
Dr. W. G. Barnett of Point Pleasant West Virginia was hospitalized after fracturing both feet when he fell from a second story window during sleep walking Saturday night in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Tye
Gallipolis
W. G. Barnett
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Solving Hints
A scanned word puzzle page presents numerous horizontal and vertical clues with mixed spellings and misprints. The reader is guided to start with confident fills to cross letters, then proceed to intersecting words, using letters placed in white spaces and numbered squares.
King Haakon VII Birthday and Reign Note
The Day's News reports King Haakon VII marks his 63rd birthday today and will reach 20 years on the Norwegian throne next December. It recalls the 1905 Norway crisis, Britain and France pressuring monarchy retention, and notes the king is the son of Frederick VIII and Maud, with Crown Prince Olav, 21, studying in England.
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Haakon VII
Norway
Sweden
Great Britain
France
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Maud
Edward VII
Olav
England
Puzzle clues for boys and girls cross word
Running Across Word 1 In the picture Word 4 To express approval to commend Word 5 Something blacksmiths use Plural Running Down Word 2 A city in Ohio noted as a center of the tire and dirigible industry Word 3 An article commonly used by artists Yesterday's Puzzle Answer
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Ohio
Parisian stage tonic promises baldness prevention
An ad claims Baldness can be prevented easier than cured by Parisian stage the best tonic and scalp treatment. It promises to stop falling and banish dandruff and boost hair growth. Sold by McKee's Cut Rate Store and all druggists.
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McKee
Start Plans For Erection Of Bryan College At Dayton
Dayton Tenn Aug 3 The Bryan Memorial association forms its first chapter to raise a national fund for a Bryan Memorial College of fundamental character. Dayton and Rhea county residents meet and plan for a nationwide effort inviting Josephus Daniels H D Fainham George P Washburn and Col P H Callahan to visit. Washburn offers to donate 250000 for the college erection.
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Dayton, Tenn
Bryan Memorial Association
Bryan Memorial College
Dayton
Rhea County
Josephus Daniels
Thu Navy
H. D. Fainharn
Washington
George P. Washburn
Massachusetts
Col. P. H. Callahan
Touraville
Washburn
Bryan College
Butler man dies from auto crash injuries
Kurt M. Stank, 36, of East Brady, died from injuries sustained in an automobile crash last Thursday on Slippery Rock road when the car struck a billboard. The accident occurred in Butler County.
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Butler
Kurt M. Stank
East Brady
Butler County
Adjourn Railroad Merger Hearing Till September 8
Hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the Nickle Plate railroad merger were adjourned until September 8. The Van Sweringen brothers seek to unite Chesapeake & Ohio Erie Hocking Valley Nickel Plate into a single system. Opposing C&O stockholders and counsel agreed to the pause. hearings have progressed since May.
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Internatoonal News
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickie Plate Railroad
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Hocking Valley
Pierra Marquette
Nickla Plate
van Swer- Ingens
Chesaneake & Ohio
Vehicle Crash Kills Passenger In East Brady Auto
A man died from injuries after a crash on Saturday in East Brady. The automobile, driven by 33-year-old J A Caspen of East Brady, carried only the deceased passenger. Caspen is jailed on a drunken driving charge with a $1,000 bail awaiting a hearing.
18 Years For Election Killing
James Munsey, participant in the Kerrmit Battle on May 19, was convicted of second degree murder by a Williamson circuit court jury and sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary for shooting and killing Sherman Parsley, a Kerrmit merchant near the polls.
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Williamson
W. Va
James Munsey
Kermit
Munsey
Sherman Parsley
Retired Minister Kills Wife and Then Himself
In Richmond Virginia on August 3, Rev. George E. Holder aged 43, a retired minister of the Disciples of Christ, shot and killed his wife in their South Richmond home and then killed himself. Mrs. Holder, his second wife and former housekeeper, had recently married him. Holder retired from the ministry due to ill health.
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Buble Ton
Cinternational
Richmond
George E. Holder
Disclples
Christchurch
South Rich
Holder
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Chicago
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Ellwood
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C. B. O'Donnell
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Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Buffalo Evening Post
Cunningham & Knorr
Croton Avenue
Bell
Qld
Frank Harrison
BIG
Cammeman
E. Washington St
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