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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

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Fleetest Dogs In Alaska Speed Toward Nome

Anchorage and Alaska dispatch describe a dog relay to Nome carrying diphtheria serum. Dan Green leads a 42 mile leg from Tanana at 12:20 AM as temperatures plunge to 49 below zero. The story praises mushing dogs and notes care, feed, and grooming as vital to the failed or successful run.

Xschorage Alaska Dan Green Tanana Anchorage Atricken Nome le Nord Yukon James Kalland Leonard Sephala

Nervous confession hints at missing items and theft

The speaker voices suspicion of others and a secret desire, admitting a recent limp and noting their scissors and poirot shears may have been stolen. They speculate a shadowy thief acted in a dark night, while insisting the weather remains calm and the date is slightly past twenty.

Diphtheria Crisis Shuts Nome Schools and Quarantines

Nome Alaska on January 30 appeals for airlifted antitoxin as the diphtheria outbreak worsens. Mayor George Maynard says all schools are closed and the city endures strict quarantine while aid arrives. Hundreds of lives are at stake as anti toxin flown by airplane is deemed essential.

Cnnternational Nome Alaska George Maynard Faye Twiee

Rescue of S-48 Crew From Stranded Submarine

Part of the crew of the stranded United States submarine S-48 was rescued by coast guardsmen and tugs as she freed from rocks near Portsmouth New Hampshire. The sub drifted in a northeast gale toward the inner harbor. a skeletal crew of 20 remained aboard and officials warned of possible sinking due to a hole in the hull.

Bullntin Aiewiational News Service Portsmouth N. H Little Harbor Offierr Land Urene Locks Washington Jan N. T Navy Department Naval Operations Portsmouth Navy Yard Nite Stables Coast Guard Chatham Mags

Gaston B Mean Guilty Of Conspiracy In Bribery Scheme

Gas ton B Mean detective and his lawyer Thomas B Felder were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to bribe government officials in a mall fraud case linked to the Crager Company. Mean received two years in Atlanta’s penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. Felder was fined $10,000 but spared prison. The verdict followed five hours and forty five minutes of deliberation.

David PL Sentinel International News Service EEG New York Gaston Bo Means Thomas B. Polder United States District Court Means Felder Lindley Means I Atlanta Georgia Buess Méans Elmer Jarnecke Harry M. Daugherty United States District Attorney Hayward John iTolley Clark William J. Burns Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Daugherty Crager Glass Casket Company Jarnecke Jarnecks Isaac Fadorr Chicago Samuel Schmidt

Eight Franklin High graduates named in Smith Hughes program

Eight boys from Franklin High School completed the Smith Hughes trade course at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School in New Castle. Honors were presented by O. P. Brown as certificates were issued. Principal Frank K. Burton introduced the ceremony with the audience singing America and James Lamores of Lattingo Works delivering the keynote on entering industry.

New Castle Smith-Hughes Benjamin Franklin James Mati Tony Ostrosky Ray Bees Hollis Burke Chestiny Hetrick Harold Dangerfield Barry Goodheart William Wheelit Krantilim O. P. Brown Frank K. Burton James K. Lamores Llantingo American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Lamores Lamoree

Miss Ellingson Prepared To Stand Trial In San Francisco

The 16 year old Dorothy Ellingson, dubbed the jazz maniac, is ordered to stand trial in superior court for her mother’s murder. Prosecutors expect a transfer to Ingleside jail while awaiting trial. Police tactics on obtaining her confession are under scrutiny, with defense challenging its admissibility.

Copeland C. Berg International Berricos San. Francisco Dorothy Ellingson Owl San Quentin Frank Murasky Dorothy Ingleside Katheryn Sullivan

New York Towns Buried Under 18 Hours Snow Fall

Syracuse faced eighteen straight hours of heavy snow burying the city in 26 years of the worst fall. Thousands walked to work through three foot drifts while trains and trolleys were suspended and 1500 autos abandoned. A theatre roof collapsed soon after the last performance, narrowly avoiding fatalities.

Syracuse N.Y Elmwood Enuw Albany Olean N. Y Rochester Wyica Buffalo Central Lackawan Erie Binghamton Endicott Ally Ches

Man who murdered girl electrocuted at Michigan City

Peter Virgalini was executed by electrocution in Michigan City for the September murder of nine year old Anna Tomsich. He walked to the death chamber with a steady pace, showing no visible signs of distress as his fate was sealed.

Michigan City Vanlerntional News Service Fed Peter Virgalini Anna Tomsich

Marriage Licenses Recorded In Various Counties

Aba Mabeseee cree ees Florence Tore i Chartes Deegan. Minnie Baird Pittsburgh Edward BD. Harrison New Castle Louise K Wetvel New Castle.

Florence Tore i Chartes Deegan Minnie Baird Pittsburgh Edward BD. Harrison New Castle Louise K, Wetvel

Berkshire hog record weighs 535 pounds in Pennsylvania

Report from Harlansburg states butcher HG Cunningham hung a Berkshire hog weighing 535 pounds on January 2. The sleek hog fed on corn, with Mr Cunningham and M G Gallagher noting it as possibly the county and era’s largest Berkshire hog butchered in Lawrence County.

Pennsylvania Cunningham Harlansburg Berkshire Conningham Land Gallagher Sven Sega Lawrence Cannydu Biorkshire

Loot Taken From Frew Store Found With Chapman

War Savings Stamps and bonds taken in the Frew Furniture store robbery are found on the bandit Gerald Chapman after a gunfight in Muncie Indiana. The stamps include 1923 issues with New Castle post office numbers 03992 and 9003, traced to two young girls and their mother. Bonds from American Water Works and Electric Company are identified as Frew’s property and to be returned to the local postmaster Norris.

Gerald Chapman Wao Frew Furniture Company Mancie Ind Post Office Norris Muncie Chapman American Waterworks & Electric Company Frew Safe New Castle Winchester Frew Company Howard F Odi Frew Duvil Believ jChepman Rease Passier Statin Liantpmunt Dysart l Fleexer Negtuinnock River

Elm Street Y W Bible Class Organized With Leader Team

A community Bible class was organized at Elm Street Y M W A last evening with Mrs Eleanor Yates as president and Miss Loense Farrow as secretary. The group voted to become a permanent organization to meet a long standing need in the community. Those interested are invited to attend the next meeting on Friday evening February 6. The five chapter of Genesis will be discussed. Mr Randolph Baker will teach as instructor.

Elm Street Y. W Eleanor Yates Loense Farrow Ta O APL Capler Randolph Baker Gee Pfs

Death notices and listed survivors in unclear format

Fragmentary death record items mention ages and partial addresses multiple names and places but details are garbled and incomplete making full interpretation difficult. No coherent single event or clear relationships emerge from the scattered fragments.

Mountainous Sea Drives Schooner From Sandy Hook

Severe seas drove a four masted schooner aground on a sand bar at Sandy Hook's eastern end. Captain Joseph Barnes and four crew members remained aboard as coast guards rigged a rescue line. the captain and two crew members refused to abandon ship.

Sand Bar Bulleton International News Service Seabright N. Juan Commack Sinny Hook Thal Joseph Barnes

Local News Fragments Create Confusing Snapshots

A garbled report details several incidents including a poisoning case at Aphens Ma, a death in Wellsville, and accidents in Williamsport and Conway yards. Names such as Emma Hough, Blanch Mash, Grace Minsie, and Nick Mifes appear amid unclear contexts and dates, with police investigations ongoing and multiple injuries reported.

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