Mrs. Kelly Injured By Automobile Collision
Katherine Kelly of 9 McKee Lock Street in South Mill Street was hurt last night around seven o clock when she stepped in front of a car driven by William Parent of New Castle RR D No 2. Parent had paused at a red light at Mill and Washington streets. when it turned green he started forward and struck Mrs Kelly as she stepped into the street near Klaster cigar store. She was taken home by the driver pending a physician’s report on the extent of injuries.
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Katherine Kelly
McKee Llock
South Mill Street
William Parent
New Castle
Washington Street
Parent
Mill
Washington Streets
Mhi Street
Klaster Cigar Store
Complaint Over Electric Lights City Officials Protest
New Castle residents report fluctuating electric lights causing frequent outages. Councilman Burns and Mayor Dunlap urge action. solicitor Robert White discusses with the electric company. The city seeks redress as belts slip and parts fail, with an arc light outage refund noted.
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Dunlap
America film praised as vivid epic by Griffiths cast
Review lauds D W Griffiths America starring Neil Hamilton and Carol Dempster. Describes Columbus discovery framing and epic, sacred struggles of America with praise for directing, performances, and music by the Capitol Orchestra. Notes Pathe News and comedy added. runs a full week at the Capitol.
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Frinceton
Gene
Capitol Orchestra
Wm. Crandon Bevan
America
Pathe News
Capitol
White to Fight Erie Bridge Rebuild Over Neshannock Pier
Solicitor Robert M. White travels to Harrisburg to oppose Erie Railroad’s plan to reconstruct a Neshannock river bridge with a pier. He argues current flooding controls and past rules are violated and cites city investments to ward off flood danger. Accompanying officials include City Engineer Franklin Miller and assistant Joel Parker.
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Robert M. White
Erie Railroad
Neshannock River
Waterways Commission
Erie
Mulace
Nesbannock
New Castle
Carnegie Company
South Mill Street
South Mill
South Streets
Neshannock Creek
White
Harrisburg
Franklin Miller
Joel Parker
Council Discusses Taxicab Licenses Suit On Trial Today
Council debates taxicab licenses with $15,000 damages in a case before Judge Emery. Joseph Brinsko, 14, by his father, sues Mike Yellich over a Lowellville accident on a Mahoning bridge where a Buick struck him after leaving a passing truck. Yellich denies reckless driving but says truck blocked view. attorneys listed.
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Emery
Joseph Brinsko
Mike Yellicn
Lowellville
Pennsylvania
Grinsko
Jack Perry
Joe Carbonic
Mahoning
Bringko
Yel~lich
Dow
Yellich
James A. Chambers
E. M. Underwood
W. E. Porter
Insurance Directors Elected for 1925 Fire Company
Policyholders of Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company reelected a board of twelve directors for 1925 at a secretary’s election, with three auditors also reelected. Directors named include John Anderson and J. H. McCalmont. auditors are R. J. McCreary J. J. Shields and J. Leroy Thompson. The board’s conduct and the annual report are cited as thriving.
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Washington Mutual Fire Insurance Company
J. W. Fulkman
Falkman
John Anderson
M. Buchanan
V. Badger
Ee Dean
W. M.C. Drake
G. V. Gibson
R. F. Houk
W. D
Tasteless Epsom Salts Promoted for Constipation Relief
An ad extols Tasteless Epsom Salts as an unrivaled laxative for constipation and biliousness. It claims no bowels grip or overreaction, praises Epsonade Salts flavored with fruit and tasting like lemonade, and notes low cost at drugstores. Guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom
Hearing on Liberty Street Viewer Report
James W. Rhodes H L Stewart and G N Clark presented a Liberty street viewers schedule to property owners in city hall. City Solicitor Robert White said several owners claimed their properties were left in a hole and sought damages, but most believed the improvement benefited their properties. The city’s share is about $26,000 of a total project cost near $60,000.
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James W. Rhodes
H. L. Stewart
G. N. Clark
Liberty Street
City Hall
Robert White
Execution Against Cement Tile Company For 54541.06 Seized
The United States Cement Tile Company plant east of the city has been seized by the sheriff on an execution issued by Pot ter Title and Trust Company trustee through Attorney James W. Rhodes. The amount claimed is 54541.06. The property covers 4.48 acres with a cement block factory building 00 feet long by 100 feet wide and includes machinery molds electric motors and other equipment. The property will be sold on February 2 at 10 a.m.
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United States Cement Tile Company
Potter Title and Trust Company
James W. Rhodes
Blaze Damages Grove City Electric Plant Addition
A $10,000 fire in Grove City Pennsylvania following a 12:39 am incident damaged the addition to the City Electric plant. Firefighters arrived to prevent spread to the adjacent old building. Several automobiles stored in the new addition were destroyed or damaged.
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Grove City
Fathers And Sons Banquet At Trinity Church Aims High
The Trinity Church Fathers And Sons dinner features Rev. Dr. Geo P Atwater as speaker. He is a noted Episcopal leader, author, and former Akron civic figure. The program includes a well organized dinner, a humorous toastmaster, and a capable group of ladies preparing the dinery.
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Trinity’ Church
Episcopal Church
Geo. P. Atwater
Witness
Akron Home Guard
Akron
Atwater
Kenyon College
Gambler
Bexley Wall
Theological Seminary of Divinity Synod
Akron University
First Vespers Of New Year Held At Slippery Rock
A large gathering of students and faculty attended the Normal chapel for the first vesper service of the year. The school choir directed by Misa Marlon Gerberich performed processional and recessional music while Dr J Linwood Eisenberg delivered the evening address urging night diving high ideals and earnest, fervent effort as the new year begins.
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Slippery Rock
Misa Marlon Gerberich
J. Linwood Eisenberg
Regent Screens The Tornado at Grand Theatre
Universal's titanic melodrama The Tornado starring House Peters opens at the Regent Theatre. Coming directly from the Million Dollar Grand Theatre in Pittsburgh, the feature promises tremendous thrills all next week at the Regent.
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Leen Geen
Universal
House Peters
Pittsburgh
Regent Theatre
Trustees Meeting Scheduled at Castle Library Tonight
The Board of Trustees of the New Castle Library will hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 PM in the library building. Routine business will be addressed as part of the session.
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Neve Krey
Castle
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