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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1925

Page

31

Permanent policy for agriculture urged by Capper

Senator Capper of Kansas calls for a permanent farm policy and a law that truly aids farmers. He argues tariffs favor manufacturers, immigration limits aid labor, and existing acts help railroads and banks, but no sweeping measure supports farmer profitability. He notes only temporary relief and warns farmers earn under 4 percent net, urging federal action to standardize agriculture with other industries.

Senator Capper Arthur Capper Kansas Senate Farm Bloc

Weather Outlook Predicts Snow For Next Week

Weather forecast from the International News Service covers December 7 to 12. North and Middle Atlantic states expect generally fair days early, with rain or snow by Wednesday and again at week’s end, and colder conditions Monday and Thursday. Great Lakes region faces mostly cloudy skies with snows in the north and rain or snow in the south, with colder start and rising temperatures Tuesday.

International News Service Washington North Middle Atlantic Region of Great Lakes

Man Breaks Safety Zone Standard at Mill and Washington

L. J. McCartney of Crafton Pennsylvania collided with a safety zone standard on Mill Street near Washington Street this morning, causing damage to the post. Police reported no injuries and no further incidents were noted at the scene.

L. J. McCartney Crafton Mill and Washington Streets

Great presidents align with a thriving economy on duty

A remark suggesting a president is deemed great when the nation is financially prosperous during their tenure. The quote links leadership quality to the state of the economy and public wealth.

A Tale of Battles and Flashing Hoofs for a Lady

A lively historic chronicle evokes clashes and charged horsemen in shining armor. Knights clash over a noble dame, blades flash and banners flutter as rival leaders bid for honor and glory in a sweeping pageant of medieval combat.

Petition For Writ Of Habeas Corpus For Orr Withdrawn

Attorneys James A. Chambers and C. H. Akens filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus and parole for Ralph Orr, imprisoned for perjury, embezzlement and falsifying Home Trust company treasurer entries. Judge Emery declined to alter the sentence, noting public duty and deterrence. the petition was withdrawn.

Orr Emery James A. Chambers C. H. Akens Ralph Orr Western Penitentiary Home Trust Company Akens Ralph Philadelphia R. L. Hilde Brand Pardon Board Hildebrand Judge Emery

Erie Engraving Company Damaged by Fire in Erie

Fire of undetermined origin wrecked the Erie Engraving company plant last night causing losses exceeding 50 000 dollars. The blaze began in a room storing acids and water spread the acids, turning the building interior into a roaring furnace.

Erie Engraving Company International News Service Erie

Langley Plans Appeal To U S Supreme Court

Cincinnati December 5 Langley subject to denial of a rehearing by the U S court of appeals on John W Langley of Pikesville Kentucky sentence of two years in Atlanta federal prison Langley plans to appeal to the United States supreme court pending a possible stay and petition for review

International News Service Cincinnati United States Court of Appeals John W. Langley Pikesville Atlanta Langley United States Supreme Court Supreme Court

Couple Begins Serving Sentence for Volstead Act Conspiracy

Mr and Mrs E S Harrison started serving their sentence after conviction on conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Mrs Harrison and their child are reported to be better and have recovered from the grip.

Leesburg Births and Local Visit Notes

Born to Mr and Mrs Roy Hanna a son Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Harrison and family of Grove City visited at the home of Mr and Mrs E S Harrison Sunday evening. Pete Halls moved this week to Stoneboro. Sam Grady is sick with a bad cold. Mr and Mrs Howard Lafferty of Sharon visited at the home of the latter's brother.

Roy Hanna James Harrison Grove City E. S. Harrison Pete Hall Stoneboro Sam Grady Howard Lafferty Sharon

Commissioners Get Committee Places

BRIE, Pa. Dec. 6 Jos F Regan president of the Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners today announced the members of the executive and legislative committees of the association. Executive committee George F Holmes Philadelphia chairman Walter A Ringler Reading James W Walker Washington James P F Torrance Greensburg Rodney A Mercur Towanda Henry A James Doylestown Art W Coombs Beaver Legislative committee W Cumbler Harrisburg chairman Charles A Snyder Pottsville John C Gorsuch Altoona Walter E Ritter Williamsport John 4H Light Lebanon Frank G Werley Allentown and Walter B Hays York Charles

International News Service Brie Jos. F. Regan Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners George F. Holmes Philadelphia Walter A. Ringler Reading James W. Walker Washington James PF Torrance Greensburg Rodney A. Mercur Towanda Henry A. James Doylestown Art. W. Coombs Beaver W. Cumbler Harrisburg Charles A. Snyder Pottsville John C. Gorsuch Altoona Walter E. Ritter Williamsport John Light Lebanon Frank G. Werley Allentown Walter B. Hays York Charles

Police Court Briefs Involving Disorderly House Keeper

Tom Masters was arrested today by Officers Horner and Thompson and charged with keeping a disorderly house. His case has not yet been disposed of by the mayor.

Tom Masters Horner Thompson

Life is Like Football Emphasizes Popularity in Play

A compact reflection compares life to football noting that the most popular players attract the most attention. The author suggests public enthusiasm drives prominence and success in both sports and everyday achievement.

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