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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
5
In Boston a blaze at Hay State stables killed thirty horses as two men fled their tenement homes. Police chief Henry Dysart noted the incident this morning amid ongoing inquiries.
Semaphore may be used at Croton as substitution for an officer with semaphore from Mill and Washington for the electric automatic traffic regulator now on Croton avenue and East Washington street. The rest of the text references unrelated facts about the seacoast line, Florida hotels, and longevity notions, not connected to the Croton note.
A Buffalo ad touts a new constitutional treatment for hemorrhoids promising to attack the cause rather than the symptoms. It claims rapid relief from bleeding and protruding piles with a money back guarantee priced at one dollar, available via mail order through McKee’s and the New Castle Drug Corp.
Harrisburg reports the state tax commission, extended by the General Assembly, will meet at the capitol for reorganization and to plan tax studies for the next two years. A report is due by February 1, 1927, with attention to state expenditures and school subsidies. Beginning tomorrow, the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters launches meetings to recruit graduates as new voters across the state, featuring Judge Florence E. Allen of Ohio Supreme Court.
The following petit jurors have been drawn for the first week of criminal court beginning next Monday. Names listed include Linda L. Allen, David Baughman, C. K. Bechtel, Laura Bell, David Bender, James B. Black, Charles Burnsides, Paul R. Burrows, James F. Byers, Paul Clark, W. Clark, Edward Conway, Elizabeth Cubbison, Ralph Cunningham, Arthur Davis, John W. Davis, Jesse T. Daniels, Charles Dice, J. F. Donaldson, R. Eckles, Edward S. Fike, Willis Fya, Charles A. Gardner, William P. Gardner, John Gault, Robert D. Hanna, John Haven, Roy Hazen, Earl Hollerman, R. F. Hauk, Ida M. Hull, Albert C. Johnson, Charles X. Johnston, R. F. Johnston, Jennie Kennedy, Lewis Kinder, Russell King, John Laughlin.
Thames MacDonald former Premier calls for a stirring new march to replace the Red Flag the Labor Party song. He denounces the existing tune as a dull lah di lah state. George Bernard Shaw once called it The Funeral March of a Fried Eel. Boston police probe the death of Mrs Mary Price a New York wardrobe mistress choked in a hotel room.
Police seek identity of a man found dead beside the highway between Martinsburg and Winchester. He appears to have been struck by a automobile. A slip of paper bearing the name Nora Just and several pearls were found with the body.
Preparations underway for resurfacing Neshannock Avenue. Water gas and other service lines will be dug up and inspected to avoid further street digging after resurfacing. Actual resurfacing work expected to begin in a few days.
James H Allen of 26 Parkes St Rochester NS Y suffers years with rheumatism. He claims his Allenrhu prescription dissolves impurities called uric acid deposits in joints and muscles, banishing rheumatic symptoms quickly. An agent in your city is Eckard's of New Castle Inc, promoting the remedy.
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