Christmas Ribbons and Tissue Paper Sale
Christmas ribbons for gift wrapping available in white and assorted colors. Double faced silk satin baby ribbon 2c a yard. Yuletide red and green woven ribbon 10 yard bolts 18c. All silk holly design ribbon 10 yard bolts 25c. White tissue paper rolls 5c per package.
Dressed Dolls 25c Tomorrow Basement Sale
Basement salesroom hosts 100 Dressed Dolls at 25c each with hats to match plus Kid Body dolls 10c to 7.50. Gift clocks $2.00, gilt framed plates in shadow box $1.00. Leather collar and cuff box $1.25. Embroidered glove and handkerchief boxes 50c. Etched glassware and boxed table ware offered in sets.
Iron Toys Basement Sale Half Price Clean-Up Event
A basement sale advertises half price on iron toys including hoses carts trains and engines with prices from 13c to $1.00 and a variety of children's games and gift items. It notes quantities diminishing and urges prompt attendance for deals before supplies run out and mentions a free Ready Reminder Vest Pocket Memorandum Book for men at the Men's Furnishing counter.
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New Castle
Christmas Post Office Surges 25 Percent Over Last Year
Brown Hamilton reports the New Castle postoffice enmeshed in a Christmas surge with 25 percent more outgoing and incoming mail than any year since his tenure. Postmaster John Andy McKee describes vast parcels, high efficiency, and a daily widening rush as stamps and packages flood the building during holiday operations.
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New Castle
McKee
Night Riders Planned to Thresh Judge Jones and Officials
In Union City Tennessee Judge Jones presiding over the murder trial of eight night riders heard testimony that the gang planned to assault Judge Jones Attorney General Caldwell and Seid Waddell during a general raid on Union City. Thomas H Cleare a 28 year old farmer and confessed night rider testified to the scheme. The plot did not come to pass.
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Union City
Tenn
Judge Jones
Rankin
Thomas H. Cleare
Caldwell
Seid Wadell
Reelfoot Lake
Cleare
Parisian Medical Students Lead in Big Riot
Two thousand medical faculty students clashed with police reserves in Paris over diploma changes. Prefect Lepin was knocked down as police fired after a prolonged confrontation, with professor Landouzy a target of projectiles.
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Senate
Faculty of Medicine
United Press
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Landouzy
Revees
Standard to Fight Missouri Courts
Missouri watchers expect Standard Oil to seek remedies after the ouster ruling. Attorneys may challenge the order forcing Waters-Pierce to separate, potentially delaying compliance beyond March 1. A new trial is anticipated as the likely first step, with a Supreme Court appeal possible on constitutional grounds.
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Standard Oil
Missouri
Waters-Pierce Company
Oil Trust
Rebekah Lodge to Have Installation
The Rachel Rebekah Lodge will hold its installation of officers this Thursday evening in their rooms. The district deputy Miss Yoho will be in charge and the following officers will be installed Past Noble Grand Mrs Scott Mc Caslin Present Noble Grand Mrs SS E Whiting Vice Grand Mrs Harriet Knowling Recording Officer Mrs Ralph Hay Secretary Mrs Locke Treasurer Mrs Richard Crawshaw.
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Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Yoho
Noble Grand
Scott McCaslin
SS. E. Whiting
Harriet Knowling
Ralph Hay
Locke
Richard Crawshaw
Jack Young Case Is On Trial Before Court
The commonwealth accuses Jack Young of assault and battery by Abe Hazlewood. The case is being heard this afternoon before Judge Potter and will be the last trial before Christmas.
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Commonwealth
Jack Young
Abe Hazlewood
Potter
Tapestry Bugs Sale At J W Macom And Cut Glass Display
Just arrived a fine lot of 9x12 Tapestry Bugs priced at 13.50. Davis Cooke & company showcases the finest cut glass ever shown in New Castle with the lowest prices.
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J. W. Macom
New Castle
Davis Cooke & Company
Scandal in Paris High Life Darkens Fallieres Case
New version of the Fallieres scandal centers on Mme Astresse and a young lover resembling President Fallieres' son Andre. Proponents of a counter theory say the affair was staged to help the son escape scrutiny. Dr. Contrastin repeats that Astresse died by his own hand from neurasthenia sparked by the wife's alleged intrigue. The controversy overshadows the Steinheil murder as coverage remains guarded.
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Fall Astresse
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Andre Fallieres
Fallieres
M. Astresse
Ex-President Castro Targeted by European Arrest Efforts
Report from London and Berlin on December 24 describes English investors seeking Castro’s arrest in Berlin for alleged robberies tied to confiscated assets. Castro says he will not block Venezuela’s new government and may step aside if needed to help resolve the dispute. he cites health issues in delaying further statements.
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Castro
England
Berlin
Europe
Venezuela
Johnson Burns Fight May Draw Jefferies Back
In Los Angeles on December 24 retired heavyweight James J. Jefferies says a Johnson victory could prompt a return to the ring. He notes strong demand for a Johnson clash and would meet him if Johnson seeks trouble, hinting at a possible fifth arena appearance if Johnson wins.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James J. Jefferies
Jack Johnson
Tommy Burns
Sidney
Jefferies
Johnson
Bishop McQuaid Is Weaker Today
Rochester reporters say Bishop McQuaid of Rochester is somewhat weaker after three days near death. Physicians acknowledge there is no hope of recovery and the aged prelate may live only a few days.
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Rochester
N. Y
McQuaid
Farmer Blown to Pieces in Akron Field
William Mc Cloud a Wayne county farmer was killed when dynamite used to blast stumps exploded. His body and clothing were scattered in a field two hours after he failed to return home for supper, discovered by his two sons.
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Akron, O
William McCloud
Wayne County
14 Year Old Krantz Admits Lake Quinsigamond Murder
In Worcester Massachusetts on December 24 Ralph William Krantz fourteen-year-old confessed to killing Francis Jones whose body was found Tuesday on Lake Quinsigamond. He told police the tale today and is held in custody.
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Orcester
Mass
Francis Jones
Lake Quinsigamond
Ralph William Krantz
Krantz
Water Company Permit Requirement for Building Use
Contractors and builders must obtain a water permit from the Water Company before using city water for building purposes. Water used without written permit will be prosecuted.
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Water Company
Witness Skura Faces Contradicting Affidavits in Trial
Skura admits driving fifteen people to the club house the day of the killing but cannot identify them. The Cabby's Affidavit conflicts with his sworn statement, claiming no mention of Annis and noting different events. McIntyre presses for perjury. Justice Crane urges caution as the witness waveringly defends the affidavit.
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McIntyre
Young
Hains Brothers
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Annis
T. J. Hains
Stafford
Bayside
White
Falton
Thornton Hains
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Dayton
Butler
Sharp
Water Company bans non tank water closets and unlicensed work
Notice from CITY OF NEW CASTLE WATER COMPANY prohibits non tank pattern water closets and any connection by unlicensed individuals. Violations will be prosecuted. Also mentions Frank Sullivan family traveling to Pittsburg for holidays to visit relatives.
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City OF New Castle Water Company
Mon-Thu-Sat-Tf
Frank Sullivan
Frances
Kitty Sullivan
North Street
Pittsburg
Leesburg
Thompson
G. H. van Horn
South
Jefferson Street
United States
Miss Burns Leaves Town for McKeesport for Holidays
Miss Bessie Burns departed town this morning to return to McKeesport for the holidays.
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Bessie ‘Burns
McKeesport
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