20 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
1
From Havana dateline WILL ROGERS writes that Lindbergh will have to reverse diplomacy as tensions rise, praising American diplomacy and noting other nations’ politeness while joking about Nicaragua and Tunney. A final aside references Michigan handling a child prize case ending in jail before press fame.
In New Castle Baldwin area on a mild January day Mrs Marion Guin noticed a hyacinth blooming in her lawn prompting questions about winter flora. Weather swung to 15 degrees above, with strong winds and minor damage, heavy rain beforehand and little snow overall.
Illinois loses its only senator as the Senate votes 61 to 23 to bar Frank L. Smith from taking a seat over campaign expenditures. The ruling relies on unwritten rules from the Newberry case, signaling a new standard for credential validity in elections. Governor Len Small could appoint a temporary successor or wait for a new Congress. The vote also impacts the William S. Vare case, with Wilson's contest likely protracted.
A general merchandise store operated by Mike W. Danich at the Carbon Quarry settlement in Mahoning township was robbed last night, with losses estimated at 760 dollars for clothing and shoes. A previous theft on December 10 saw about 1,000 dollars in goods taken. Entry was gained by prying a door with a crowbar and a Buick sedan was seen nearby near 3 a.m. Constable William J. Edwards investigates amid stormy conditions and high winds.
Two individuals identified as Mary Pishontz of New Castle and Marie Fabian are referenced in a fragmented notice. Details such as their relation or the event remain unclear within the legible portion.
Y. J. Flaherty, president and general manager, has purchased the Johnson Interests of the Johnson Brenge company in this city. The deal concluded after weeks of negotiations with no change in officers. The plant manufactures bronze bushings bearings and bronze castings for railroads, with Flaherty remaining head and T. E. Hartman as treasurer. Grace Phillips Johnson offered the stake to Flaherty first in recognition of his role in growth and success. Continued on part two.
U S marines in Managua say reports of General Sandino's death are unconfirmed and moving cautiously in the Eshipoto region. They fear a mined area and see withdrawals as possible feints while a skirmish near Leon signals rebels remain active.
Western Pennsylvania faces a near zero night as the U S Weather Bureau warns. By tomorrow evening temperatures are expected around five degrees above zero amid gale winds. The frigid blast caused thousands of dollars in damage.
Edward Rhinehart, aged 81, of 13 North Alberty Street, has died. Public obituary notices list his residence, age, and date of passing, with no additional biographical details available in the fragment.
Aviation backer A. R. Martine, sponsor of Clarence Chamberlain's endurance flight, is linked to Stanley A. Martine of New Castle, who directs Vocational Education for the local schools. The plane is named for the sponsor.
In Havana on January 20 The Latin American insurgent threat to US policy appeared largely quelled as the sixth Pan American conference moved to the committee stage The American delegation’s diplomacy eased opposition with Mexico’s delegation now so cooperative that Ambassador Dwight Morrow plans to return to Mexico City this weekend The article notes continued coverage on the second page.
Frances St John Smith, an 18 year old Smith College student, vanished a week ago. Her father raises reward to 10000 dollars as detectives search in New York and Pittsburgh for clues. A girl registered at a Pittsburgh hotel may be Frances, with handwriting samples sent to relatives while she checked out.
Leon gcovern a youth from Shamokin known as a "sheik" murderer awaited execution at Rockview penitentiary after the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons denied clemency. He told reporters I am ready as guards described him as a good actor about to be moved from the county jail to the death chamber.
In Northampton Massachusetts a grieving mother collapsed while appealing publicly for her missing daughter Frances St John Smith. She urged Frances to return or send word to Hotel Northampton and Miss Hamilton at 128 East 70th Street New York City, requesting a reward increase from 1000 to 10000.
Edward Rhinehart lifelong Lawrence County resident dies Thursday at 3 00 pm at his daughter Maggie McWilliams home in New Castle age 1 survived by wife Mrs Then White widow of George White and children Harry P White Maggie McWilliams Claude Moore Arthur Manes Joseph Rhinehart plus other kin death noted as continued on page two
A blue-blood romance links Margaret D. Kahn of New York and John Barry Ryan Jr. heir to Thomas Fortune Ryan. Ryan, a Newark newspaper reporter, will continue in journalism after engagement announced though no wedding date exists. Kahn’s father heads Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and is renowned for philanthropy and support to the arts.
Adolph Howling, serving life for the murder of 6 year old Dorothy Achnieder in Marquette, asks forgiveness in a rare first statement from prison. He thanks sheriffs and friends, asks church and family prayers, and hopes his family can forgive him. He notes regret and asks for prayers for his wife and children amid ongoing legal proceedings.
Butler Pa January 20 A 100 pound safe vanished when the Butler County Oil Refining company station opened today after a snowstorm. State police suspect theft overnight. The safe contained 65 dollars and papers.
In Washington on January 20, Democratic leaders regained control after the Robinson Heflin clash spurred by religious matters in the coming campaign. Senator Heflin of Alabama voiced continued friction, threatening to reopen the dispute and accusing Catholic influence, while Robinson of Arkansas maintained leadership and faced no immediate rebuke.
Hartford reports Dr Parell Guilfoyle charged with the murder of Mrs Max J Gaudet of New Haven after a shooting at his apartment. Mrs Gaudet wounded in the same incident. Prosecutor Carlton said the warrant would be served once Guilfoyle's condition improved and he recovers in Hartford Hospital.
Rumors sweep Chicago and Springfield that Governor Len Small plans to resign and that E Sterling would be named to fill the vacancy created by the Senate vote. The Illinois Senate rejected Senator-elect Frank L Smith, prompting speculation on the governor’s stance and possible appointments.
The senior class of New Castle High School will hear baccalaureate sermons Sunday evening in the high school auditorium at 8 18. Rev Co J Williams of Highland U P church will preach. The class night and commencement programs are set for January 36 and 37 at 8 15 in the high school auditorium.
The fragment voices a wary narrator named Sprug remarking on a harsh winter with ice and frost returning. The tone hints at seasonal cycle, fear of lingering cold, and a mockingly resigned view that spring may not arrive as expected.
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