New Jersey Youth On Trial For Slaying Of Brother
Howard Moore aged 19 faces first degree murder charges in Millsville New Jersey for killing his brother Thomas 30 last November in order to marry the latter’s wife. Prosecutor Thomas Tusco says evidence will show Moore placed a shotgun in the room window and blew off the top of his brother’s head beside their dying mother.
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International News Service
Bridgeton
N. Y
Howard Moore
Moore
Thomas
Millsville
Here
Thomas Tusco
Howard
Tusco
F. A. Stanger, Jr
Moore predicts acquittal as state lacks case
Moore states his client will be acquitted because he believes the state has no case. He asserts the prosecution knows it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Craft Clubs Picnic At Monarch Park
Masons from Clarion Titusville Franklin and Oil City receive invitations to the first Inter City Craft Club picnic at Monarch Park between Oil City and Franklin on Wednesday August 5. An elaborate program includes dancing and entertainment for a big day anticipated as one of the park’s history highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Fraternity
Craft Club
Clarion
Titusville
Franklin
Oil City
Monarch Park
Campbell and team forge 200 horseshoes in Buffalo display
John Campbell and five helpers completed 200 horseshoes in two hours and thirty three minutes at Buffalo on April 26 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Buffalo
Baby Show At Knights Picnic At Cascade Park
Arrangements completed for a scientific baby show at the dance pavilion Cascade park tied to the Knights of Columbus annual outing on Wednesday July 29. Mothers should bring babies to be weighed measured and examined by a team of doctors dentists and nurses between 12 30 and 1 pm. Prizes await four age classes up to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Knights of Columbus
Genkinger Enters Council Race in New Castle
Louis G. Genkinger of the Fourth ward announces his candidacy for the New Castle council for the two year term subject to the Republican primary. He cites civic involvement, prior council service, and a policy of careful spending and thorough investigation before decisions. He pledges undivided time if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Genkinger
Fourth Ward
New Castle News
Genkinger
United States
Radio Fans Ear Radio Tests and Chimes At Rivoli
Dear Sir I report on radio tests at 415 W 59th and 2XAO a first program. Rivoli in New York hosts star acts from WOR WNYC Bugs Baer and Major White along with NTG Niles T Grantland. WSAI Cincinnati chimes 12 bells tower 130 feet tall broadcast hours and a world famous chime. Federal legislation to ban advertising on radio may come and a push for an international radio treaty.
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L. B. Southworth
Dewey Avenue
W. 59Th Street
Rivoli
New York
Joe Barnet
WOR
Joe
ACN
Thomas Cowan
WNYC
Bugs” Baer
NTG
Niles T. Grantland
Broadway
Moscow
China
WSAI
Cincinnati
Sol Bloom
Leviathan
England
France
Farm Bureau Busy With Fair at New Castle
Preliminary work for the annual New Castle Fair occupies much of the New Castle Farm Bureau staff. Miss Elizabeth Klee represents the Fair Association in the bureau and devotes full time to its interests. A record number of exhibits is expected, with growing enthusiasm as September nears and past records may be surpassed.
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New Castle
New Castle Farm Bureau
Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Elizabeth Klee
Guardian seeks mortgage assignment for minor Piccari heirs
The Peoples Savings and Trust Company as guardian for Leopold Piccari’s minor children filed a petition in court this morning requesting that funds due to the children be applied to a mortgage on their home. The petition was granted.
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The
Peoples Savings and Trust Company
Leopold Piccari
Bumsteads note S. and Voorhees M. D. Philadelphia
A fragmented note references S and Voorhees M D Philadelphia. The readable portion hints at medical credentials and a city affiliation, suggesting a professional notation or address fragment related to Philadelphia.
Brown & Hamilton Ad Promotes Big House Dress Sale
An advertisement in Tuesday’s paper page 5 announces one of the era’s largest house dress sales in New Castle and directs readers to view the window display for details.
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Brown & Hamilton
New Castle
Damage claim filed over land taking at Crawford and Croton corner
The council received a $100 damage claim from W B Caldwell for land taken when Crawford and Croton avenue corner was founded. The claim was sent to Solicitor White for investigation and report before final action. Also noted is a 1884 incident of John Baker consuming six pounds of baked beans in forty minutes at Towanda New York.
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Council
W. B. Caldwell
Crawford and
Croton Avenue Corner
Solicitor White
John Baker
Towanda
N. Y
Drapery and home goods sale items listed with fabrics and rugs
A variety of drapery materials and home items are offered including cretonne fabrics in tan blue rose and gold at 97c yard sunfast and tubfast fabrics in cream blue brown and green 36 inches wide and rugs in Axminster Brussels and tapestry styles. Linoleum curtains wallpaper and sash curtains priced from 15c bolt to 2.45 per pair and 1.75 per square yard.
Pattern Hats In This Lot Include Various Straws and Crepes
A sale offers straws leghorn and satin embroidered crepes and straw hats. They come in black white and light summer shades.
Dainty Lingerie Gowns and Accessories Catalog Item
A catalog listing features dainty lingerie gowns in voile and batiste with new yoke styles Jenny necks and lace trims. Includes slips white muslin, pink brocade tops, brassieres 30 to 38, garters 10 cents, whisk brooms, pool thread and other sewing accessories with multiple pastel colors and sizes.
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Batiste
Programs from WCAE Pittsburgh July 28 1925 Evening Schedule
Eastern time listing for WCAE in Pittsburgh. Tuesday events include 6:30 dinner concert from the William Penn Hotel 7:30 Uncle Kaybee 7:45 police reports 8:00 program from New York 8:30 The Gold Dust Twins 9:00 The Eveready Hour and 10:00 grand opera.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
New York
KYW
Chicago
Mildren
Congress Hotel
Applesauce Club
WEAF Broadcast Schedule July 23 1925
Eastern Star Time-492 Meters on Tuesday lists dinner music from Waldorf Astoria Rose Room and Eveready hour with Vincent Lopez's Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra. Columbia University lecture is also announced with station programming highlights.
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WEAF
New York
Rose Room
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Columbia University
Vincent Lopez
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Weather and Late Evening Concert Schedule
The bulletin lists time slots for Pittsburgh area weather forecasts and concert programs. Evening schedule includes multiple concerts and a news items segment with stock market updates and Arlington time signals.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Nightly Radio Schedule From KYW and WLW Listings
Broadcast notes list KYW Chicago and WLW Cincinnati programs for July 28. Includes meals, meetings, speeches, concerts, baseball scores, and orchestra segments across afternoon to night with specific time blocks and events.
Radio Features Today and Navy Band Broadcasts
Radio highlights list stations and times for concerts and features across major markets. Navy Band performances air on WEAF and WWJ with Goldman Band and other ensembles noted. Pittsburgh includes Songs of the Road and symphony programs. a McKeesport corn husking record is cited with time and date.
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WCAB
Pittsburgh
Loew
Aldine
New York
Washington
United States Navy Band
WEAF
Woo
WWJ
Philadelphia
Detroit
Goldman
Symphony Players
WAM
Cleveland
Once Thriving Town Wiped Out By Sale
Brooks ton in Forest county was sold by Elk Tanning to Samuel Rosen of Jamestown and Gust Josephson of Sheffield. The 420 acre site with eight buildings and 57 dwellings will be turned into a farm as the tannery industry declines.
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Warren
Brookston
Forest County
Elk Tanning Company
Samuel Rosen
Jamestown
Gust Josephson
Sheffield
Ridgway
Raulston
New Trials Refused In Andy Dudick Case
Judge Emery refused a new trial in the Commonwealth v Andy Dudick of Ellwood City convicted of involuntary manslaughter and failing to stop after Mollie Deemer was struck by a machine on the New Castle Ellwood road October 25 1924. No eye witnesses existed but circumstantial evidence supported the verdict.
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Emery
Commonwealth
Andy Dudick
Ellwood City
Mollie Deemer
New Castle-Ellwood
Open Streets Council Grants Two Excavation Permits
The Open Streets Council approved two excavation permits for New Castle Water Company. One allows work on a service line at 206 East Moody Avenue, the other at 1409 Croton Avenue.
Card Of Thanks For Infant Son’s Illness And Death
The Henry family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors ministers singers and those who sent floral tributes and cars during the illness and death of their infant son. MR AND MRS J L HENRY AND FAMILY. Local 11 oe
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J. L. Henry
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Palm Beach
Palm Beaches
Pooper
Sutl
Joper
Butler
Sam H. McGoun
New Jersey
Brother
Cunningham & Knorr
South Croton Avenue
Bell
Old Rescue Mission Rooms
Auto Limericks
By Clark Newton
Dan de Grasse
Free Air
S. Mercer St
Knights Picnic
Mrs. Henry Gibson
Sutton Street
Bertha W. Edmonds
Schuster-Martin School
WLW Superpower
Herbert Hoover
Cruising Club of America
Larchmont
Gloucester
Mass
Andeof
MUL
WRMU
WBOQ
Richmond Hill
Long Island
S. & Voorhees
M. D
Philadelnnie
Jack London
Brown& Hamilton
Coats
Cretonnes
Sunfast Madras
Axminster Rugs
Brussels
Arlington
Pittsburgh and Vicinity
WLW
Cincinnati, Ohio
Stan Bagamonty
KLW
Samuel Loop
McKeesport
DR. Finkelstein
E. Washington St
Regent Theatre
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