End Of Strike In Near Future Not Likely
Public participation remains uncertain as talks and negotiations continue with no clear resolution in sight. Officials urge patience while unions and management explore possible solutions to end the dispute.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
24
Be ss mer Boy Killed As Truck Strikes in Bessemer
Marion A. Buskovich four year old of Bessemer was killed Monday afternoon when run over by Edward D Orio of Youngstown truck driven by Horace Mackey colored of Youngstown Mackey placed under arrest. He says boy ran into road and was hit as wheels passed over his head. He swerved into the ditch but could not avoid collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Buskovich
Tony Buskovich
Bessemer
Edward D'Orio
Youngstown
Horace Mackey
West
Wayne Avenue
Mackey
A. A. Shoup
J. P. Caldwell
Goes Hunting At Aged Of 92 Years
Slippery Rock Pennsylvania December 1 special to the News Mr and Mrs Henry Mason the area s most aged couple travel to Mercer county to visit friends Mr and Mrs Sloane Mc Crea of Amsterdam The 92 year old Mr Mason secured a hunting license before leaving and is noted as a fine marksman with good sight for a man his age
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Henry Mason
Sloane McCrea
Amsterdam
Mercer County
Mason
Rev Herbert A Ellis Returns From Maine Deer Hunt
Rev Herbert A Ellis, pastor of the First M E church, returns from a month in Maine woods with companions R J Dobbs E J Williams and Will Brown. Dobbs bagged a deer on day three and Ellis on day five as two bucks fought and the Northern Lights lit the sky. The lodge lies 150 miles northeast of Bangor and 35 miles west of New Brunswick with a foot of snow en route home by bob sled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Herbert A. Ellis
M. E
R. J. Dobbs
Benjamin Franklin
E. J. Williams
Ridgway
National Bank
Will Brown
Eldred
Ellis
Rev. Ellis
Penobscot Count
Bangor
New Brunswick
Canada
Youth Confesses Slaying Pal In Home
Gordon Pirie, 20, confessed to police that he killed his friend George Nye, 19, with an ax in their apartment after taking $5.20 from the dead man. He described waking, talking of Florida money schemes, then slaying Nye while they slept and later spending the day at a pool hall and a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Gordon Pirie
George
Nye
Pirie
Mar-garet
John E. McGeehan
Violet Schmidt
Miss Schmidt
Florida
Gordon
Ax Pirie
Kitch
Ellwood election contest continues amid record disputes
Ellwood City’s burgess election challenge brought by Ben G. Swick against D. A. Evans faced a prolonged hearing as Swick’s attorneys pressed for admission of Democratic county committee books. W. J. Ero Jr. testified the records show party rules and executive roles to fill vacancies in townships and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood
Ben G. Swick
D. A. Evans
Burgess
W. J. Ero, Jr
Democratic County Committee
Evans
Swick
Locarno Pact Signed in London With Chamberlain Presiding
The Locarno security pact, Europe’s peace charter, was signed this morning in the British Foreign Office reception hall at 11:25. Austin Chamberlain opened proceedings, delegates spoke briefly, and Germany was first to sign as light failed briefly during the ceremony. A formal note from the Allies followed on article XVI of the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. K. Reynolds
International News Service
London
Europe
Foreign Office
Austin Chamberlain
Heated Row Breaks Up Court at Til Court Martial
Washington dispatch reports a tense session at Col. William Michell court martial as Rep. Frank R. Reid objects to remarks by Maj. Gen. William S. Graves. The exchange grew acrimonious, prompting Maj. Gen. Robert N. Howze to order the room cleared. Captain T. W. Yarnell was being examined when Graves murmur sparked Reid to insist on uninterrupted cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Michell
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
William S. Graves
Robert N. Howze
T. W. Yarnell
Navy
Reid
Graves
Million Dollar Fire Devastates Lake Charles Business District
Fire in a Lake Charles grocery origin likely sparked a blaze that destroyed about a third of a block in the city’s core. The early morning disaster left two dead and several injured as collapsing walls trapped workers and residents amid significant property losses estimated at about $1,000,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lake Charles
President to reply to Lewis letter on miners strike
President Coolidge will answer John L. Lewis soon regarding a hint of a bituminous miners strike unless the Government forces operators to honor the Jacksonville wage agreement. He said he delayed reply to avoid complicating Pennsyl vania Governor Pinchot negotiations to end the anthracite strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Pinchot
Punx- Sutawney
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Operators’ Committee
Philadelphia
Union
Jacksonville
Board of Investigation
Washington
Coolidge
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Gov. Pinchot
Old Time Fiddlers of County Aroused in Lawrence County
In Lawrence County readers react to a planned contest to crown the county’s champion old time fiddler. The piece recalls memories of past gatherings and the community’s enthusiasm for the event and its participants.
Former Pastor Ira Durfee Dies in Hollywood California
Rev Ira H Durfee the first pastor of Central Christian church of this city died at his Hollywood California home on November 14 Friends in New Castle were informed He led the church from its 1896 mission status and enlarged its congregation Funeral services were conducted by Rev Arthur Braden formerly of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira H. Durfee
Central Christian Church
Hollywood
Cal
Durfee
New Castle
Arthur Braden
Death Notices for Several Residents and Quarry of Obits
Death notices list Matilda Zelma Wynder aged 42 of 1007 Croton Avenue Jane Price 81 of Beaver Falls PA Marion A Buskovich 4 Bes semer Clara Parerie 6 months 401 Hawthorne Street Enos Snyder 73 of Sharon PA Mrs Eugene Dunlap 75 Springdale PA Reverend Ira H Durfee Hollywood California included among announced obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Zelma Wynder
Croton Avenue
Jane Price
Beaver Falls
Marion A. Buskovich
Bessemer
Clara Parerie
Hawthorne Street
Enos Snyder
Sharon
Eugene Dunlap
Springdale
Ira H. Durfee
Holywood
Calif
Monessen Girl Burns From Open Gas Flame
Five year old Flover Eleanor Rose daughter of Oliver Rose suffered serious burns when her gown ignited from an open gas flame in Monessen Pennsylvania. Her father Oliver Rose was slightly burned trying to put out the flames and Eleanor's condition at McKeesport Hospital was reported as serious with poor chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Monessen
Eleanor Rose
Oliver Rose
McKeesport Hospital
Eleanor
Col Cronin Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
Col Cronin who heads the U S army base at Pittsburgh was the keynote speaker at the Lions Club noon meeting. He outlined war department plans for army recruitment if another conflict arises and described a nationwide manpower allocation system and an industrial survey to classify industries for war supplies. Rev Samuel Pavolina spoke on naturalization and a visit to his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Cronin
U. S. Army
Pittsburgh
Lions Club
War Department
Samuel Pavolina
Man in Crawford jail after wife’s murder in Saegertown
John Musztuck of Saegertown, 40, sits in Crawford County jail haunted by the killing of his wife. Authorities say he cries, wrings his hands, and claims blood on his hands. He awaits the February term to determine the degree of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internaional News Service
Meadville
John Musztuck
Saegertown
Crawford County
John Laley
Hhs
Governor Smith and Family Suffer Ptomaine Poisoning
Governor Al Smith his wife and daughter Emily were reported to have fully recovered from ptomaine poisoning suffered since Sunday night The governor left the Biltmore suite to visit his sister in Brooklyn and said he had no idea what caused the illness They had spent a week end at Atlantic City as guests of the Sea View Golf club before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Atlantic City
Sea View Golf Club
John A Bell on Trial for Embezzlement in Pittsburgh
The state opened its case in the trial of ex banker and coal operator John A Bell on embezzlement charges. Witnesses include Joseph H. Walker of Carnegie Trust. Prosecution aims to show Bell falsified bank reports and fedgers amid Western Pennsylvania coal industry stagnation with possible 70 years in prison and $70,000 fine. The jury includes five women and seven men with Mrs Della Nauser as foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Pennsylvania
Bell Creditors’ Committee
Joseph H. Walker
Carnegie Trust Company
Gardner
Walker
Bell
State Banking Department
Della Nauser
Gardner Open
Miami Faced Heavy Property Damage From Tropical Storms
Miami reports rainfall of 14.1 inches in under 12 hours causing damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Most losses were to under construction buildings and power lines. Water in streets stood briefly before receding amid a strong early morning gale. Key West observed the tropical disturbance passing offshore with ships moving to Havana and Port Everglades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
International News Service
Fla
Florida Light & Power Company
Key
Key West
Dec. l
Florida Keys
Cuba
Atlantic
Havana
Mallory
San
Galveston
Munson
Red Bird
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Ocean
Jacintho Hat
Federal prisoner escapes at Summers County rail station
Calvic Rockstool, an escaped federal prisoner, broke free from handcuffs in a Hinton West Virginia crowd at a railroad station during transfer from Greenbrier County. He faces a two year sentence at Summers County jail as authorities search Summers and Raleigh counties for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hinton
W. Va
Summers
Raleigh
Calvin Rockstool
Greenbrier
Summers County
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Der
Bessemer Street
H. A. Ellis
Deer Hunt
Pal
New York City
Self
Chamberlain
League of Nations
Michel Til
Arthur Memeter
Hollis Vincent
Sanitarium
William Guilotte
Ben Collins
George Phillips
Lawrence County
James 4. Garfield
Lions’ Meeting
Smith
International News
Charleston
West Virginia
C. E. Hiner
Motor Vehicle Bureau
State Highways Department
District of Columbia
Hiner
John A. Bellase
Star Witness
Mob al
Selina
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