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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
1
Salvation Army leaders plan to aid the needy as elesewhere they prepare food baskets and Christmas dinners for deserving families. Captain George Hiley and Captain Miss J Terry with volunteers organize relief for elderly couples and other households, noting several new cases of need and swift aid arrangements.
Shoppers show little concern for why prices are high or rising. They want value and expect their dollars to buy more this Christmas season. Merchants report brisk sales as cash registers ring, predicting strong demand for presents.
Bazaar organizers reported a substantial total raised at a church event held Wednesday evening. The community effort drew many local attendees and yielded significant proceeds to support church programs and needs.
Plans are laid for a Sunday gathering at the parish church with services and a pastor leading. Unions and community groups will coordinate seating and transport for elderly attendees, while volunteers arrange meals and outreach to homebound seniors.
Harper Dick buys a trotter at a local sale, purchasing The Regina and The Region mare to boost stock for Newcoethe racing circuit. The event drew many bidders with strong prices, and several horses were shipped to Europe after the auction.
Robert dholdrén faced trial delays before Judge Prather over a charge of defrauding money in a scrap iron sale. The case involves alleged misrepresentation as Swartevelder sold iron to Melton and Fred Kinland, with police and prosecutors detailing the sequence of sales and disputed payments.
Report notes the jury and McCanpbell describing the verdict and surrounding atmosphere. Rose’s fore grave scenes and witnesses recount emotions as the prisoner walked from the courthouse steps toward his hometown friend in Hutlsville.
Community letters describe Wampum aiding Salvation Army fund efforts with donations and volunteers. readers note expected results and local support while questioning fundraising reach and accountability amid ongoing drive activities.
Levine's attorneys Thomas J. Dickey and J Norman Martin filed a motion for a new trial for Mari Levine alleging errors in Judge Prathers charge and in the jurys evaluation of accomplice testimony The court set next Monday for hearing arguments This case marks the second conviction with a new trial previously granted after the first conviction
Wellesley authorities move to equip dormitories with electric cooking appliances and compact kitchenettes. The plan aims to improve student meals and dorm life, installing wheeled kitchenettes in halls previously lacking modern cooking facilities.
A Romanian delegation urged the League of Nations to dispatch an international army to Armenia. They proposed 14,090 to 18,000 troops with Bowmania offering to supply some soldiers. Soviet Russia reportedly notes a Soviet Republic established in Armenia.
In Poplar Montana dated December 17 authorities plan to convert two theatres into courtrooms to serve an enlarged judiciary meeting every other Tuesday. The Walker Opera House will become a courtroom for jurors as a clerk’s office relays routine tasks and clerical work shifts to the new arrangement.
The article recounts a chaotic court consultation concerning a "Wild Joker" case. It describes testimony and exchanges about poker stakes, a misdirected legal strategy, and a request to consult Moyle amid a dispute involving Pernandes and other parties. The narrative names several individuals and references Olympia, Seattle, and Washington.
Allentown Pa December 17 The committees on legislation of the State Grange report on the presidential election by popular vote and the abolition of the electoral college The report denounces oleomargarine makers for competing with butter and advocates repeal of the Brooks high law The proposal opposes a sales tax and supports strong protective tariffs for farm and dairy products
Ellwood City man Franke Biord was arrested on a charge of criminally assaulting a fifteen year old girl at a theater in Ellwood City. Biord appeared in court with bail set for a hearing as the victim remains in delicate condition.
Washington November 17 predicted defeat of the Poindexter anti strike bill as senators opposed to reconsideration of its passage mobilize. Senators Borah Delineon and La Follette Republicans lead the move to reconsider after a near empty floor allowed the bill to slip through previously. A formal motion by Senator La Follette to reconsider sits on the calendar awaiting final action.
Fitzpatrick stands trial before Judge Emery on a charge of stealing a check for 147.75 from G. X. Dragoon. The alleged robbery occurred in Mahaningtown on October 12th. Fitzpatrick denies the charge and is represented by attorney U. J. Wilson. Commonwealth by District Attorney George W. Mise.
Fragmentary notice seeks Maurice John Hartnett at Red Cross headquarters. Vague directions point to Lawrence County area with police or officials urged to locate him. No clear date or actionable details due to garbled OCR text.
Five divorce cases handed down by Judge Emery this morning include Samuel L Luniane granted from Sark wJaiman for desertion after marriage in September 1935 and separation in 1918. Wassit fabian granted from Mary Fabian for desertion, married in May 1998, separated in October 1005. Emma Anderson granted from Charles W Anderson for cruel and barbarous treatment, married in 1849 and lived in litg Mary RR. Kline granted from Edward S Kling for cruelty, married in April 1910 and separated by August 1920. Moredee G McMichael granted from Fhomag J McMichael for cruel and barbarous treatment, married in June 1947, separated in May 1920.
Attorney James A Chambers appeared for Howard Cleland and Josele Sipe in Youngstown yesterday. The suit concerns a boiler explosion near Payetteville Lawrence County over a year ago injuring Cleland, Sipe and William Garrett. The mill, moved to Garrett farm, leaked, was repaired by Meeken Bolter Co, then exploded injuring plaintiffs. Compensation was secured under Pennsylvania law, with later action against Merton Co for damages. judgment not yet rendered when Chambers departed.
Dr F E Smith secretary of the Board of Ministerial Relief of Indianapolis Ind will speak on the subject Whiteits for The flag at the morning service at the First Christian Church The church choir directed by Paul Browne Patterson and organist Mrs James Matthew Jr will give special Christmas music Those who are able to come will be brought to the service in automobiles Joseph Miller Sidney Smith and Katherine McClintock directing transportation arrangements
The Sher field Tron Corporation, a New York company running furnaces in Alabama and owning iron properties in Tennessee, was placed in receivership today. Liabilities exceed $350,000, and officials admitted they cannot meet obligations.
Veteran of Persian Wars in this city meet at a regular meeting place in the city building room once used by the G A R The VFW post commander Charles G Allen asks all members to attend Monday evening at 8 o clock
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty in the case against Reamer charged with larceny involving a jewelry item. The acquittal followed testimony and a review of the alleged theft at the Croighteer precinct.
Rawraibert, a York county man, who lived two weeks in the county, faced trouble after overeating corn at WRG and Washing. Authorities noted the incident involved a risky diet and the man needed medical attention. The case highlights county food safety concerns and emergency responses.
Adolph Green of Peoples Savings and Trust will discuss the immigration bill and its effects at the Iowa Club gathering this evening. Officers for the coming year will be elected, with dinner served at 6 20 in the YMCA dining room.
Croton schools show strong effort in Christmas seals sales with extra incentives offered from the main headquarters. Ellwood City and other county schools report solid progress and aim to exceed quotas as officials monitor lagging areas.
The Clark Lewis estate on State street sued for damages from street grading in 1917. The council heard that the estate was awarded 1100 dollars, but Lawrence Savings and Trust company appealed. Executors now agreed to settle on the awards of the viewers and withdraw the appeal if the settlement is arranged, with council directing discont.
Supt. Graham named to chair the resolutions committee of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association. He will be joined by S. C. Schmacher of West Chester, MM. I Warbold of Lancaster, and Mrs. Alice M. Curmal of Tiltsburgh. The appointment signals key state committee work on new school ideas.
Road supervisor vacancy filled as Wren resigns and W. M. Mayberry’s resignation accepted by Trdy Emory. N. tr. McWolland appointed to fill the vacancy amid petitions from citizens. Local officials announce the temporary appointment and ongoing process to restore full staffing.
Aimitted: Qeorke Byelanin, ov ast authorcot, Joe Antunlay Nay dw rarhint ed dohn Keer, Tellave ane: Willam Meade, Girard, Pus ftaber, Roslay, Eliwaod Ulby.
Representatives of farmers organizations from across the nation convene under the National Board to discuss curbing grain speculation and raising producer prices. Proposals include terminal elevator takeovers, farmer direct sale plans, and cooperative banks to stabilize returns. A bill by Senator from Kansas to tax futures and curb price speculation also garners scrutiny.
Death notices for Mrs Cox Paneril and Mrs Lilian Hanson, with service details. Funeral and interment plans listed for Jonny Giledple, Mrs Margaret Uxui, and others, naming churches, dates, and cemeteries. Also notes marriage licenses issued for several couples and local township affiliations.
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