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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
28
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London reports show American companies sell their Turkish Petroleum holdings shifting control to Anglo Persian 47 percent Royal Dutch Shell 22 1 2 percent and French consortium 25 percent with 5 percent to C S Gulgenkian. Constantinople confirms the withdrawal.
The report notes the Turkish government granted a petrol monopoly to American oil interests and suggests political motives behind transactions. Observers fear growing friction between Britain and Turkey over Mosul and speculates that the United States pressed American oil firms to withdraw to avoid entanglement. It is also proposed that firms left Mosul in exchange for Turkish concessions, including the Constantinople monopoly.
Congresswoman Mary Norton of New Jersey joined Rep. John Philip Hill and others in a non partisan effort to modify the Volstead act. Norton said adding her name would encourage others to act honestly, even if not politically advantageous.
Roy A. Haynes, former day chief and prohibition commissioner earning 7500 dollars yearly, was left out of the new congressional directory. Assistant Secretary of Treasury L C Andrews called the omission a grievous error and Haynes said he has no plans to resign as reorganization scraps his powers.
A Monticello physician criticizes daily harsh purges for constipation in infants and children. He cites Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative that regulates bowels with a single dose lasting weeks, often months, and is pleasant enough for a sick child.
Seventy five boys from the Midget Junior A and Junior AB gym classes enjoyed a noonday feed in the YMCA banquet hall. Afterward the group began canvassing homes in New Castle to secure YMCA subscriptions as Christmas gifts for their boys on December 25.
Realty transfers list multiple deeds including C J Buford to Home Protection Savings and Loan Union for 2000, John Cicconi to Peter G Camer on First ward 2000, Ben G Swick to Arthur F Wehman Wayne 1, Pittsburgh Co to Arthur F Wehman Ellwood 1, A S Miller to Arthur F Wehman Ellwood 1, Josephine Peebles to Maud A Peebles Second ward 1, Augusta P Mealy to R L Thompson Wilmington 650, Jennie M Harper to Harry G McKibben Second ward 1, Harry G McKibben to Jennie M Harper Second ward 1, Jennie Shaffer to Harry W Brown Shenango 8000.
The page shows a boys and girls crossword puzzle with prompts such as commander in chief of the US army and Buckeye state. It lists Word 1 through Word 6 and notes SATURDAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERED.
World leadership is addressed with reasons and context. The fragment references clothing handling during washing and hints at global topics, implying a discussion on governance and priorities.
Washington December 14 Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers Republican of Massachusetts widow of John Jacob Rogers was chosen as a member of the House war veterans committee by the Republican committee on committees. Her hospital and soldier welfare work during the war is cited as the basis for the appointment.
Grove City Pa December 14 C G Harshaw a respected local realtor has returned from an inspection tour of Florida real estate with companions R W McKay Charles Hines and William Houston of Svanebars The party toured the state and spent time evaluating opportunities and markets in the boom period
The notice promotes genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the original doctor prescribed product for 60 years as an antacid laxative and corrective. Bottles sold at drug stores include 25 cent and 50 cent sizes with air instructions for use.
George Thyer was unanimously elected captain of the 1926 Pennsylvania eleven. He succeeds Joe Wilson, a varsity tackle, as team leader. Thyer, an end for the Penn squad, earns the honor after the 1925 season.
A mail express car burned on a Delaware and Hudson train near Fast Worcester, Oneonta, New York, causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Rail employees fought the blaze but could not extinguish it.
M. J. Donnelly, local representative for Edward A Woods Co agency, Equitable Life, stands second among thousands of society reps for the year. In November he ranks 13th as a personal producer and 18th for the year to date.
A masked thief robbed the weekly payroll of 200 at the Missouri commission for the blind broom factory in St. Louis. Sightless workers, earning 10 to 12 dollars weekly, were left without their pay. Meanwhile, P. Davis and his 22 year old wife Elizabeth Nelson mesh into serial circles with divorce news surfacing after their Key West remarriage announcement.
Tampa report notes Havine wed again in a secret ceremony Friday night. The brief item provides few details beyond the private nuptials.
Mary Cunningham, 73, longtime Grove City resident, fell and broke her hip in an accident. Her advanced age makes the injury particularly serious.
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