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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1925

Page

19

Pardons Granted by State Board in December Session

Eight convicts received pardons from Pennsylvania’s state board of pardons in the December meeting. 34 cases were refused. Named pardoned individuals include John Wokatch Allegheny Benjamin Lichtenstein Blair Peter Pindale Cambria Howard Johnson Chester Grace Sorto Clearfield Herbert Jones Philadelphia Benjamin Witman alias Charles Clayton Luzerne Andrew Diari Mercer. John Wokatch remains imprisoned for the murder of his father in law. his pardon covers the wife’s slaying only.

International News Service Harrisburg Fistmas State Board of Pardons John Wokatch Allegheny Benjamin Lichtenstein Blair Peter Pindale Cambria Howard Johnson Chester Grace Sorto Clearfield Herbert Jones Philadelphia Benjamin Witman Charles Clayton Luser

Federal Censorship Board Proposal Emerges

Washington December 22 The federal motion picture commission to censor all moving pictures licen

International News Service Washington Federal Motion Picture Commission

Poiret Art Collector Sale In Paris Sets Record

Paul Poiret proves a shrewd art connoisseur as his collection sale in Paris nets 580000 francs for modern paintings. A 1912 discovery in a Salon corridor, a landscape by Donnoyer de Segonzac bought for 900 francs, sells now for 95000 francs amid a Parisian crowd of actresses founders and American collectors agents.

International Newe Serivire Paris Paul Poret Donnoyer de Segonzac

Three St. Germain Children Die In Blaze

Fire swept Emanuel St. Germain home killing Florence four Norman three and Mark one. Their mother was severely burned while attempting a rescue. Leo five escaped. The news item ends with an unrelated boast about the average housewife washing three acres of dishes in a year.

International News Service AWA Emanuel St. Germain Florence Norman Mark Leo

Officials urged to report British subjects dying intestate

Governor Pinchot directs all Pennsylvania officials to notify the British consul in Philadelphia when a British subject dies intestate in their locality. The move follows a request from Frederick Watson consulate general of Philadelphia who says many officials ignore the 1899 convention provision meant to protect heirs in England.

International News Service Harrisburg Pennsylvania Gov. Pinchot Philadelphia Frederick Watson England

Christmas planning and local visits noted in Enon Valley

Miss Jennie Lampus and others traveled to New Castle while families like Mr and Mrs Chas Madden and Mr and Mrs Dale Russell visited East Palestine Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh. The Presbyterian Christmas event is set for December 24 and many residents attended lodge in Ellwood City.

Jennie Lampus Cook Daniels New Castle Geo. Inboden Stevenson Pittsburgh W. A. Ross Addison East Palestine Ed. Marshall Aregpeny College Chas. Madden Dale Russell Muriel Beaver Falls Emmett Coblentz Chas W. G. Inboden Laura Riddle Carl Tich Bertha Amel Zich John Zeh, Jr S. Ghealy Ed. Flickinger I. Cook Vonberg Sullivan Henry Sullivan

Hull proposes repeal of 1922 tariff provision

Representative Hull of Tennessee introduces a bill in the House to repeal the flexible tariff provision added in 1922 that allowed the president to adjust duties by fifty percent. He cites constitutional questions unfair administration and practical unworkability as key issues.

Congress Upshaw Democrat Georgia House Federal Commissioner of Education United States Civil Service Commission International News Service Washington Representative Hull Tennessee United States Hull

Bradford Girl Killed by Truck

Lila Wilcox six year old daughter of Gilbert A. Wilcox died from a fractured skull after a truck allegedly driven by James Stack struck her. Mrs Wilcox rushed her to a hospital but she died on examination. Witnesses said she ran from between vehicles into Stack's path while attempting to cross near her home. An inquest will be held.

International News Service Bradford Lila Wilcox Gilbert A. Wilcox James Stack

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