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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
31
The city police dispose of confiscated weapons and curiosities from prisoners. Chief Henry Jiveart notes revolvers from captured guns join the reserve, while razors dice and playing cards are discarded into the scrap pile or river. The police no longer maintain a museum due to space and interest.
A bulletin mailed to New Castle Board of Trade members outlines work done since the secretarial change and planned activities. It notes committees formed including an automotive committee and preliminary steps for sub bodies, and mentions considering irregular publication to keep members informed.
Uniontown Pa Dec 14 George Conn 62 who faced arraignment on enticing a minor died by a self inflicted bullet wound his wife found the body near the house concealed in bushes the death ends the imminent court action in the case and raises questions about the alleged offense.
Frank A. McCann, 35, a brakeman from Jeannette, fell from the top of a freight car in Pittcairn Pennsylvania yards and suffered a fractured skull. The incident occurred today as trains were being worked in the local rails.
At Princeton University 250 colleges voted to urge the United States to join the Permanent Court of International Justice under the Harding Hughes Coolidge reservations. Delegates reported 244 to 6 in favor and 193 of individuals backed entry with reservations.
Mrs. Nora Bell Owen wife of Rev George E Owen pastor of Central Christian church spoke at the New Castle Ministerial Association meeting in the Y M C A She was the first woman to address the association since its organization and presented an engaging paper on Faith The president Rev A J Randles led the session with Dr F S Stough delivering devotionals
Judge Emery excused ten jurors at the opening of court this morning. The jurors named include H. W. Curtiss Union Township Grace L. Donges second ward Minnie Dunseith Ellwood City Harry Frishkorn Ellwood City Andrew Moore Little Beaver Bessie C. Pitzer second ward Laura Repman Wampén C O Stacy Mahoning W H Stevenson Washington and Josephine Tillin Wayne.
Gov Gifford Pinchot draws many letters from Pennsylvanians while touring 64 of 67 counties. The state agriculture secretary notes no record supports a grain cycle. A Capitol Cat and a German police dog occupy the building as the Boxing Commission search continues. Capitol Hill grants a four day Christmas holiday for most workers.
Pittsburgh report notes a local women’s store designates two evenings as men’s night to buy negligees and enjoy shopping without embarrassment as Christmas gifts approaches.
Pittsburgh reports show three people died and seven injured from weekend motor accidents. Two men and a woman died. four women and three men remained hospitalized with injuries.
Realty transfers include Wilbert R. Shawl selling to Christian Schuler in Little Beaver for 3500 dollars and Edward Heckert transferring property in the 6th Ward to Patrick F. Kearns for 1 dollar.
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