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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1925

Page

2

What Did You See Line of odd parlor and street scenes

A garbled mix of ill formed vignettes recounts various odd events including a parlor owner polishing shoe polish, a sleepy clerk, a vet giving pills, a man with a jug of hootch, and a quip about vinegar. A Pullman train derailment near Saint Parry injures several passengers including Hank Gowdy but traffic resumes within two hours. Other snippets describe a relief rain, a cluttered hall, and a letter carrier with a Maltese around his pocket.

Jona Newa Survie Chalonely Pennsylvania Railroad Saint Parry Hank Gowdy New York Tae Prank Armiin Marion T. J. Devoll Chicago Record A. Lewis Motley Dan- Villa Maria FP Won Columbur Columbus

Plot to kill wealthy New Jersey man leads to arrests

Asbury Park Aug 22 three women identified as Miss Beatrice Johnson of Florence Italy Miss Harty Huger and Countess Daly Bourky of Leningrad were held on 10090 bail each officials say the group plotted against Max Philips head of a collar making concern a man also charged with carrying concealed weapons A stenographer and detectives heard the conversations via a dictograph at the Phillips home after arrests at a hotel and the detective work revealed the alleged plot.

International News Service Asbury Park N. J Max Philps Auy Beatrice Johnson Florence Italy Harty Huger Leningrad Harry Berg New York Miss Johnson Phillips

Wild Auto Ride Ends in Death for Local Woman

A wild early morning automobile ride by four sailors and two artists from Portsmouth Minnesota cost the life of Mrs. Cally Davis and injured Miss Mary Barry Emil Bryser and Mark Debannon as they sped through Salisbury Beach not stopping for a police call. Patrolman Thomas Kelley pursued the car before Debannon’s auto crashed into a telephone pole outside town.

Salisbury Beach Sailora Atris Portsmouth Cally Davis Mary Barry Emil Bryser Mark Debannon Thomas Kelley Tme Debennon

Ellingson Case Ready For Jury

In San Francisco a jury of seven women and five men was to hear the case of Dor ory Ellingson a 17 year old. The state sought first degree murder with possible life imprisonment while the defense urged acquittal on grounds of insanity. Judge Louderbuck charged the jury and deliberation followed. Verdicts ranged from manslaughter to first degree murder with various acquittal possibilities.

International Manes Service San Francisco Calif Dorothy Ellingson Louderbuck Tanson

Editor Held for Manslaughter in Shooting Affair

A disputed shooting case leads to an editor being held for manslaughter after criticizing court actions. Governor James F. Winkle and district authorities are cited, with a 1924 contempt sentence in a related pretrial tableau. An ongoing preliminary investigation and possible manslaughter charges are noted.

James F. Winkle Laaby Albuquerque Ims Bel Megea P Court Discret Magee

Washington PA Man I8 Selected as Commander

Rose of the Lieutenant Ferguson Post and Lucilla Crumrine of Washington were the only other candidates. The convention will climax with a parade this afternoon expected to draw over 20 000 Buddies in line. Resolutions and reports will finish the convention's unfinished business. Dr G A Rogers of Freeport Post 119 was named Vins Commander of the Western Division. Jack F Miller of Hatboro Post 271 was elected Vice Commander of the Eastern Division. Dr B L Williams of Huntingdon Post 24 was named Vice Commander of the Central Division.

Tall sunflowers set unusual county records in garden display

Mrs Strobel notes a sunflower not planted but sprouting from fallen seeds with a tall stalk and 24 blooms. Residents are invited to view the Strobel garden. Browning reports a 13 ft 5 in sunflower in his garden, while VanMeter enters a dahlia contest with a 11 ft 4 in plant and a 9 ft 8 in second. The Big Butler Fair runs August 25 27 28.

William VanMeter Volant

Borah Blasts Belgium Debt Cancellation Debate

Senator Borah denounces Belgium debt cancellation as dangerous precedent and argues the U S must seek reasonable terms. He notes France and Italy may demand similar concessions, risking large losses to taxpayers and ongoing costs to the Liberty bond program.

France Italy Debt Commission Belgium Ourser Liberty Bonds Borah Smooth Utah Senate Gest Commission Congress United States Great Britain Frange

First Christian Boy Scouts Pass Pathfinding Tests

Twenty scouts at the First Christian church troop completed pathfinding tests for tenderfoot badges. Bob McNoose and Gao led demonstrations in knot tying and bandaging during a meeting at the headquarters. Deputy Scout Commissioner M. J. Howard and Joe Millar of R. P. I. college attended and praised the scouts' work. Scoutmaster Wiley Incharga led the session.

Bob McNoose Gao McCracken First Christian Church Alliott Francte M. J. Howard Joe Millar R. P. I. College of Troy Atendance Wiley Incharga

Realty Transfers Show Residential Parcels Traded for Dollar Sums

Realty transfers list several parcels exchanged for nominal sums in Shenango Ellwood and adjacent areas. Transactions include James A. Gelbach to Andrew A. Wimner in Perry for 1 dollar and multiple small transfers involving William Bradford, Carria Kerr, Isabel With arow, Jemima Allen, Clarence N. Boots, Hugh J. Holliday, Mil ler, Vito Martucci, Grigorio Mailat, Paul Albino, John Schuster, George T. Weingartner, John Zank, Smith & McQuiston, and Bert J. Ross in various wards and locales.

James A. Gelbach Andrew A. Wimner Perry William Bradford Carria Kerr Shenango Isabel Witharow Jemima Allen Clarence N. Boots Big Beagar Hugh J. Holliday Miller Ellwood Vito Martucci Grigorio Mailat Paul Albino John Schuster George T. Weingartner John Zank Fourth Ward Thomas HE. Phoniete Smith & McQuiston Sixth Ward Viney E. Ross Bert J. Ross Aret Ward

Delegation from Beaver to Attend Conference Sunday

Beaver and surrounding-area Covenanters travel to Rosa Point Pennsylvania for the Young People's Conference of the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Three sessions feature Rev. T C McNight, Dr W J Coleman, and Dr J C Slater with notes on missionary work and Genet college night led by John R. McBurney.

Reformed Presbyterian Church Sashion Rosa Point Beaver Walls Gore T. C. McNight New Concord Ohio W. J. Coleman Pittsburgh Nations True Foundation J.C. Slater l“Ghrigt’y Claint Uillian McCracken China Genet College John R. McBurney

Butter Eggs And Poultry Market Prices

New York produce markets show prices for live poultry and turkeys, with ranges for ducks and roosters, butter and cheese markets steady with various creamery grades and extras, eggs and milk prices noted. Wholesale milk quoted at $233 per 100 pounds in a 201-210 mile zone.

New York Américas

Deaths Of The Day and Local Obituaries Briefs

Funeral services for Helen B. Dout were held Friday from the Edison Avenue home with Rev A J Randles in charge. Interment in Oak Park cemetery with pallbearers Rhoda Qwrey Pearl Cooner Clara Walsh Anna Ott Emma Ritty Jennie Shouif. Emmett Mansford son of Mr and Mrs E M Mansford, died at home near Grove City with funeral Monday at 1 pm. Mrs David Roberts aged 66 dies at 304 East Long Avenue. services Tuesday at First Congregational Church, interment Graceland. Mannah Mars wife of Ambrose Mars died. services Friday at home then Argentine M B church. William Maust funeral Monday at 2:40 from 1224 Rebecca Street, interment Graceland. Mrs Molley A Short, age 7? of St Josephs Michigan. funeral at Monroe Federated Church, interment Forest Home. Local political notices list Republican primaries and candidates for New Castle area offices including Sheritt, Dinsmore, Feh, Brow, Patterson, Atterson, Moore, Davies, Morrow, Patelos, and others. Cold snap and August weather noted as contrasts to a late-night chill.

Thomas James Munhall Thomas Roberts Sharon Charles Mh, Roberts Homestead Richard Roberts BR. Roberts East Big Run Street Flist Congregational Church Tuesaday Graceland Mars Mannah Mara Ambrose Marsh Fulton Street Hoy D. W. Pateterson Moorer Heights John Stevens William Snyder J. Hoover Marty Mars Clarence Russell Samuel William Molley A. Short Joseph Short St. Joseph's Michigan Mia Harry G. Phillips Bedwin Fl. Short Kittle Mitchal Monroe

Forest Fire Ravages Grandfather Mountain Timberland

A large forest fire on Grandfather Mountain near Blowing Rock, North Carolina, was brought under control by volunteer firefighters. It burned eight square miles of timberland, causing an estimated $300,000 in losses according to veteran lumber men.

Ashville N. C Grandfather Mountain Blowing Rock Veteran Lumber Meg

Division Prohibition Chiefs Marshal Men for Day Campaign

The article notes a reorganization plan for the enforcement agency to centralize authority among 24 men, crossing state lines, seen as the opening wedge to divorce prohibition from politics. Expected shake-ups in the dry camp may lead to resignations of division chiefs to clear territories.

Prohibition

Chicago Grain Market Opens Mixed After Overnight Strength

Chicago grain futures opened mixed with corn and oats showing small gains and beans largely steady. September delivery was limited with scattered strength in oats and a firm but uncertain general trade as buyers weighed near term supplies. Provisions moved steady to higher on light demand for lard and fat products.

C International News Chicago

Dixment Hospital Overcrowding Reported In Insane Unit

Sharili Wilham i. Andrews Tas received notice that no more patients can be accepted at the Dixment hospital for the insane. Andrews took a patient to the hospital yesterday but found the institution clearly crowded.

Sharili Wilham i. Andrews Dixment Hospital Sharlif Andrews

West Pittsburg Church Services and Local News Briefs

West Pittsburg churches schedule Sunday sessions with times and leaders. Local residents Margaret Lestie and Ethel visit. Gibson returns home after Mahoningtown trip. Notables and families, including Shultz, Hahn, and Benn, attend events and travels in Canton, Detroit, and Pittsburgh areas. Birth announced for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freed.

Baird Appointed Pittsburgh Regional Production Administrator

Frederick C. Baird was named Pittsburgh regional production administrator but has not yet received official notification. He said he will not publicly discuss his enforcement program until his appointment is confirmed. A World War II veteran and former dollar a year man, Baird was recommended by Judge Elbert H. Gray who knew him through railroad connections.

International News Service Pittsburgh Frederick Baird L. C. Andrews Elbert H. Gray Bessemer and Lake Erie

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