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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

10

England 25 Years Behind U.S. in Industry Says Briton

Sir Geoffrey Buller, a British MP and former Penn professor, says Britain is about 25 years behind the United States in industrial science. He urges rapid overhauls from mine to factory, cites underused machinery and heavy coal export declines in early 1925, and notes large import surpluses. He praises American adaptability and warns Britain must copy modern methods.

Harry FR. Lory International Star London Great Britain Gaetfrey Buller United States University of Pennsylvania Goetfrey Grea America Britain Gooffrey Goeffrey

Home Solicitor Gathers Money On Paper Plans

In Warren county a man claiming to be S Donald Rogers solicits funds for starting an industrial home for boys at Fernelis. He has no option on Yenglo farm property. locals say Wattep contributors donate through books. Police confirm limited power to stop as funds are said for religious purposes. Rogers has registered at the Exchange hotel for ten days.

Warren, G Warren County Fernelis Exchange Hotel S. Donald Rogers Yenglo Ferneli Mian Wattep St.ix

Dempsey Says He Won't Fight in New York

Tex Rickard told the New York boxing commission that Jack Dempsey informed him by telephone from the Pacific coast that he would not fight in New York and preferred fighting Floyd Willis or Harry Wills instead. The report cites Rickard relaying Dempsey's stance against a New York bout.

Davis Walsh Internatal News Service New York Tex Rickard Boxing Prompt Jack Dempsey Harry Rickard New York States Boxing Commission Today Dempsey Pacific Coast Michigan Floyd Wilysimmons

Three English Schools Teaching American History

London reports that only three English schools teach American history, says Morison, Harmsworth professor of American history at Oxford. He notes English history has shaped American youth for generations, while films distort American life for Britons. He warns American cinema mirrors its big U S market and may mislead British audiences.

International News Service London United States Movison Harmsworth Oxford Morison England America Main Street

Winnipeg Bandits Grab Payroll In Cow City Robbery

Five bandits slugged Richard Shaw, cashier for the Winnipeg Electric Railway, near the busiest corner in Winnipeg. They escaped with a payroll of 87,000 dollars after commandeering high powered cars driven by Shaw from the bank.

International News Service Winnipeg Man Richard Shaw Winnipeg Electric Railway Company Shaw

Lewis Refuses To Talk Strike In Anthracite Row

John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, refused to discuss the anthracite coal strike matter. He said he would confer with anthracite union leaders during a stay at Bellevue Stratford hotel and would not comment on any linkage to the bituminous miners.

International News Service Hiladelehta John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Bellevue Stravord Lewis

Jail Prisoner Is On Nude Strike

Mandusky Aug. 14 Spe session of police court may here to be held in jail here but cause Charles Schneider Cleveland prisoner insists on stalking about in his call stripped to the skin. Schneider a sailor was jailed for contempt when he went wild in court assaulting Judie Claude Miller and spraining Police Chief Weingates hand. He went in on hunger strike immediately and has not eaten since and then he took his clothes off to prevent arraignment in court.

Mandusky Speeg Charles Schneider Cleveland Schneider Judie Claude Miller Weingate

Man Afraid Conquers Wife By Marrying Mother In Law

In Tuhsibity Arizona Aug 14 a Navajo tale describes Man Afraid who, after years of mockery, wins honor by marrying his wife’s mother Kah Tu Nah to humiliate Gentle Sheep. The community references Navajo laws and spirits as Man Afraid gains status by this controversial union.

Ariz Wea Man Kah-Tu-Nah War Eagle Burt Man

Berries Reported Scarce This Year in Woods

The berry gathering season yields a below normal blackberry crop due to early season moisture shortages. Reduced bush numbers and dense underbrush crowd out plants, with many traditional harvesting grounds converted to pasture lands.

Modern Dances Are Not Really New

Grace Hopkins, Cleveland delegate to the thirty-second annual convention of the International Association of Masters of Dancing, says modern ballroom dances are largely variations of stage dances. An attempt is being made by a group to redefine them as entirely new.

Cleveland, O Grace Hopkins Cleveland International Association of Masters of Dancing

Merger Talks Among Dance Masters Groups

A committee of the International Society seeks to merge the organization with the American National Association of Masters of Dancing and the American Society of Dancing Masters. Each of the three bodies counts about 300 members.

The International Society American Naional Association of Masters of Dancing American Society of Dancing Masters

Heiress To Estate Found At Salem

Salem Aug. 14. Mayor G E Russell ordered police to locate Clara Hessel, once an inmate of Belmont Children's Home, and heir to Mrs Edna Urbans estate. Adopted as Ethel C Ghold May 24 1893 by Mr and Mrs John C Ghold of Salem she later married George Gilson. Estate details unclear.

Salem Braucher and Sterling Canton G. E. Russell Clara Hessel Belmont Edna Urban John C. Ghold Ethel C

Injured Farmer in Grave Condition After Fall

Mercer Pa Aug 14 The condition of Charles Vorous a Mill Creek township farmer who fell from a barn loft Wednesday morning is grave An X ray at Mercer Cottage Hospital shows a base skull fracture a broken collar bone several broken ribs and an eye socket fracture expected to be serious Save for the injuries the victim is reported to be in a precarious state awaiting further treatment and observation

Mercer Pas Charles Vorous Mill Creel Mercer Cottage Hospital Voraus

Fishing for coins from church box ends in arrest

FITTSBURGH Pa Aug 14 Fishing for money from a churchs poor box by a steel cage with a gummed tip netted John Phillips about $60 temporarily Rev J J McDonough assistant pastor of St James Roman Catholic church saw Phillips lingering in the vestibule He later examined the box found it empty and Phillips was arrested The man was found with gummed money in his pocket

Fittsburgh John Phillips J. J. McDonough St. James Phillips Phillip

Tractor Topples. Farmer Killed In Virginia Crash

Vernon C. Bays died when the tractor he drove overturned and crushed him. The incident occurred near Charlestown, with details released from South Charleston in a contemporary report.

International News Service Crarleston Vernon C. Bays South Charleston

Changes Pending In Thiel College Faculty

Greenville Pa Aug 14 Four changes are to be made in the Thiel College faculty. Charles W Saunders, Missouri graduate and noted lecturer, is named head of the Chemistry Department succeeding the recently resigned Prof Rudisell. New faces will appear on the athletic roster this year with Harry Stoeber to succeed B E Pennock as an, M C ds to succeed BE W Pennock as.

Greenville Thiel College Charles W Saunders University of Missouri Jodueater Rudisell Wow Hary Stoeber Springfald ¥. M. C. Ca BE. W. Pennock

College coaches eyed for Brown staff changes

Director of athletics Mr. Pennock will depart for Springfield before September 1. Officials discuss Jimmy Black a former Philadelphia pro and Tom Needham of Yale as directors for basketball and swimming but no action taken on Brown and Needhat. Seventy five Ohio visitors and many Erie county growers plan a tour August 24 and 25 amid good prospects for a normal crop.

Pennock Springfield Mass Jimmy’ Black Philadelphia Tom Needham Yale Brown and Needhat International News Service North East Ohio Erie County

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