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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1925

Page

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Record of criminal court cases and fines in past year

In the past year the county criminal court handled over 500 cases with fines and costs totaling a record $43,000. Of 546 cases, 411 pled nolle contendre or were tried. 33 true bills, 3 found not guilty after trials, and 47 desertions or continuations. Costs of about $42,000 were collected. crimes ranged from intoxication to burglary, with 58 females and 495 whites among the charged.

Grand See Were Molla Ziot Staghat Costa Jeter

Fragmentary memoirs spark odd fashion public discourse

A disordered reminiscence describes public mockery and changing attire as crowds react to novelty clothing items like goloshes and buckles. Names and events are unclear, but the scene depicts social mockery, crowding, and personal bemusement amid a chilly setting.

City Treasurer Handles Over One Million and a Half

City treasurer Ivo Ramsey reports receipts in his first year totaling about 1.5 million dollars. General revenue and school taxes amounted to roughly 870,930.38 dollars while city property and personal taxes reached about 455,618.63 dollars. Receipts from the mayor’s office and other miscellaneous accounts are expected to approach 100,000 dollars.

Ramsey Ivo

New Castle Newsies Enjoy New Year's Dinner At Leslie Hotel

Nearly 500 Newsies dine at the Leslie Hotel on New Year’s Day as Saul Leff Alex Silverman and local hotel staff organize a turkey dinner and entertainment. Police patrols and volunteers ensure order while staff deliver plates and desserts to every boy before moving to Carnegie Hall for a second act.

Leslie Hotel Ndred New Castle Saul Leff Alex Silverman Leslie Varnerie Auditorium Jones Wysner McConaghy Logan Reynolds Lantern Fritz Goldberg Martin Silverman Alex Saul Lett Ryan B8ke Boboskey Francis Ke Jim Wysner Carnegie C. J. Miller George Bothtel

Rev AJ Randles called to grove city pulpit

Grove City United Presbyterian Church selects Rev AJ Randles from New Castle as pastor designate after congregational ballot. Four candidates were considered including Lytle Free Philadelphia Ray Wherry Warren Ohio and Rev J S Smith Cambridge Ohio. Voting involved a representative gathering of men from the congregation.

Grove City A. J.randles United ‘Presbyterian Church of New Castle United Presbyterian Church Grove

Winter Camping A Big Success For Boy Scouts

Winter camping at the Tobs M Phillips camp ended today after two days of activities during the holiday season. Lawrence County Council officials ended the privilege of winter camping, but most scouts participated and reported a wonderful time. Scouts supplied their own blankets and provisions and were under the supervision of competent leaders at all times.

M. Phillips Eeason Lawrence

Death Record for Mrs Eliza on Fayndal Street Home

Brief obituary noting the death of Mrs Eliza on Fayndal Street with a Mrs Lowsan Ennery Pavemut or related names, indicating a local death notice. The fragmentary entry records a deceased female and a surrounding household context.

Fayndal Street Eliza Lowsan Ennery Pavemut

Damage High Followed In Wake Of Gale

Woman killed by lightning in the wake of a gale as holidays near coast. Weather crisis prompts warnings and emergency responses along shoreline towns.

Man killed by explosion at steel plant fan accident

An explosion at a Pittsburgh steel plant last night blew a worker into a revolving fan, instantly killing him. The victim was identified as Nicholas Sendis of Ragkin. Investigators reviewed the plan of the plant and the factory area as part of the probe.

Nicholas Oc International Bexstee Pittsburgh Nicholas Sendis

Cars Collide at Northill Corner report

Police report notes fault in a two vehicle collision at Northill Corner. One driver blamed the other amid evidence cited by authorities.

Northill Corner

Arrest Over 300 In Pittsburgh For 1924 License Use

Police in Pittsburgh seize more than 300 drivers for using 1924 license plates on cars and motorcycles. Intermediary report notes the crackdown by the motor vehicle division as authorities urge license compliance.

Pittsburgh

Two Machines Damaged At Market Report

Fragmentary note states two machines were damaged at the market. The text references a person named Wes and a maker named Chris with unclear roles. Further readable details are unavailable.

Wes Chris

New Castle News Not Printed Thursday

Fragments describe a Thursday issue of the New Castle News being unavailable. Nonstandard text references a teen, staged actions, and dollar amounts, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.

New Castle Typosranhhat Tive Dollara

City Traffic is Tied Up By Snow

Winter storm disrupts New York transit and roads causing snowbound streets and delays. Subways and streetcar lines suffer service interruptions, complicating travel during the New Year period.

York Tiedium

Temporary Rate Increase Postal Compromise Bill

A one year temporary postal rate increase was approved as a compromise to finance a $68 million wage advance for post office workers. The plan would shift increases to newspapers and magazines and reduce proposed second class rate hikes, prompted by strong opposition from publishers and large mail users. Senator Moses proposed the temporary fix and urged a broader rate structure investigation.

William, K. Hutchinson Washington Post Office Post Office Department Moses Republcan New Hampshire Senate Toelleva Congress Guy Chenges

Mohawk Fire Off Delaware Bay Strands 200 Onboard

International News Service reports the Clyde liner Mohawk with 207 passengers and 40 crew off Brandarine Light, Delaware Bay. Coast guard cutters and two tugs standby to rescue as fire started last night in the after hold. Four boats are standing by, including Merchants and Miners and Persian, with two Lewes tugs and Cape May cutters en route. A distress message was wirelessed but no word on injuries.

International News Service New York City of the Clyde Mohawk Delaware Bay Coast Guard Steamship Company Lewes Col Brandgarine ‘Light Wear youPhe Kickapay Cape

Speaker Battle in Legislature Narrows Dowel

RISBURG Pa Jan 2 The speakership fight narrows as C Jay Goodstough of Emporium and Thomas Bluett of Philadelphia vie for the post after State Chairman Harry Baker declines to enter as a third candidate. The Republican organization, backing Bluett, appears to have enough votes to defeat Governor Pinchot's choice. Congressman Vere, Joseph Grundy, W. Harry Baker and others are listed among supporters.

Ternatione Risburg C. Jay Goodstough Emporium Thomas Bluett Philadelphia Harry Baker W. Clycle Harer Wilemsport Biuett Pinchot Vere Joseph Grundy Bristol W. Harry. Beker Repub

Six hundred Bell telephones out of service

A trolley wire fell on Bell Telephone cables along Long avenue near Mill street, burning cables and disabling about 600 telephones in the South Side district. Linemen work through the night and officials expect restoration by noon Saturday. Police patrol phones also affected in the Long avenue area.

Bell South Side Long Avenue Bell Telephone Company Mill Street M.F Newcastle Distr Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company Moravia Longavene Song Tine

City youth injured by sled crash near Latrobe

Clyde Verch, 15, of Kecksburg, was hired yesterday when his sled ran into an automobile being backed from an alley by Charles Johns. An old county train line between Franklin and Clarion was abolished due to lack of funds. Mills at Homestead and Duquesne were mentioned in connection with Carnegie Stock Company operations at full capacity as the region eyes a steadier outlook. Mr and Mrs J B McCullough of Neaver Falls were burned by a natural gas explosion yesterday when Mrs McCullough struck a match in a cellar where a pipe was leaking.

Clyde Verch Olf Kecksburg Latrobe Rai Charles Johns Ftanklin Clarion Clarion County Autor

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