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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
28
President Cosgrave travels to London as boundary commission demands publication of its report. A tentative deal to silent the dispute for a year falters over push to publish. Premier Baldwin reportedly favors delaying disclosure to avoid inflaming Irish Free State anger.
The Republican regulars in the Senate plan to invite Bob LaFollette of Wisconsin and Gerald Nye of North Dakota to join the regular organization. If they accept, they will receive committee assignments. The note suggests the move aims to win over insurgent Republicans.
In White Plains New York on December 1 Lee Parsons Davis, counsel for Alice Jones Rhinelander, argued to the jury that no man may hide behind a long family history as he resumed his summation in the case that compares the homes of two principals in a high profile affair. The defense contends the conflict centers on social standing and inheritance while the prosecution seeks a broader claim of deceit in the Rhinelander matter.
The Capitol Theatre and Palais Royale host a City Championship Charleston at New Castle from Monday to Friday with eliminations, finals, and prizes. Entries are open to individuals and couples. applicants contact Mr. Hogue or Mr. Smith for instructions. The event runs with nightly showcases following the first show, alongside photoplays and vaudeville.
The article sketches Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his wife Davis contrasting their social origins. It contrasts the Rhinelanders of New York with the bride Alice Jones described as of humble and poor parentage, a servant and daughter of servants.
George H. Lawson former Baptist minister and once a Pittsburgh NL pitcher serves 30 days in jail after smashing dishes at home. The report also notes Rev William Wilkinson known as the Bishop of Wall Street near death after 30 years of curbside noonday meetings.
Paris reports the Briand government plans a 6.5 billion franc currency expansion to cover maturing bonds. An enforced loan and immediate tax will require every citizen to contribute by March, crediting against income tax for ten years. A government mortgage of 10 percent of corporate capital backs the inflation.
Dr Marian Edwards Park president of Bryn Mawr College has fueled a national discussion by signing a petition from students seeking permission for smoking on campus Bryn Mawr reportedly is the only women’s college with rooms where girls may smoke Park born 1875 in Andover Massachusetts studied at Athens Greece and has held dean posts at Smith Radcliffe and Bryn Mawr since 1922.
Christ Evangelical Lutheran church held its first Advent Sunday with a large Sunday school and divine service crowd. The Brotherhood and Ladies Aid served about 200 dinners at a sauerkraut supper, netting about 100 dollars for the church treasury. Tickets numbered 300 were sold, about 200 served, with 85 dollars clear profit. Prizes included a German violin and a hand basket.
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