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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
29
The council of the League of Nations closed its 34th session at noon in Geneva, signaling the end of a lengthy international gathering. Delegates departed after discussions on global issues and collective security measures.
June 11 Washington speakers urged a stronger merchant marine to boost U S foreign trade. Samuel Vauclain, head of Baldwin Locomotive Works, told Credit Men that freight rates by water remain the main obstacle to U S business competitiveness, especially vs Germany. Dr L S Rowe of the Pan American Union urged American firms to trust Latin American customers and support regional business groups to raise commercial morality in Latin America.
Police hunt a black burglar who entered Mrs. Anna Whalen’s home, bound and gagged her, and beat her until she lost consciousness. The 21 year old expectant mother remains under medical care and near a nervous breakdown, as officers review the case. The report also recalls Francis Ouimet winning the U S open golf championship in 1913.
Wilbur Loctus of St. Charles Florida secured a court injunction restraining other men from making love to his wife and sought to convert the temporary writ into a permanent one, claiming extraordinary devotion.
Advertorial style testimony extols Peterson's Ointment curing a six year foot sore and aiding burns eczema piles ulcers and rashes. Endorsers include W S Stephenson Major Charles Whitney and William Nichols. Saunders say to buy a large box for 35 cents and money back if unsatisfied.
The American gunboat Pampanga escorting a launch toward Honan was fired on by Chinese troops and returned fire with three pounders and machine guns. Yunnanese troops killed an agitator at the Canton electric power plant, sparking a strike, as thousands of refugees continued arriving from Canton.
In Henryetta Oklahoma National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets patrolled the streets after a night of mining clashes between union and non-union factions. One non-unionist, Andrew Mellus, is seriously injured and many others hurt. Company E from Okmulgee was mobilized after midnight as rioters took control of the town.
Dr. R. J. Milo of the State Bureau of Animal Industry began a TB quarantine of about twenty Lawrence County cattle herds not tested in recent examinations. All other county herds are tested and their dairy products may be sold. Farm Agent H. R. McCullough accompanies Milo. Separately, Mr and Mrs Walter Harlan and Mrs A G Murphy of Lincoln Avenue plan a Friday motor trip to Amherst Massachusetts with James Harlan, Amherst student.
Roy Woodrow son of Mrs Hat tie Woodrow of this city was graduated today from the Army Tank School at Camp Meade Maryland as an automobile mechanic. Eskridge, commandant, certified his skill in auto mechanics and army tank operation. He is stationed at Camp Holabird Maryland.
Swollen veins are dangerous and often burst. A two-ounce original Emerald Oil bottle sold at New Castle Drug Corp Eckerd's McKee's Kut Rate Store is advised to reduce veins and lumps. Physicians recommend Emerald Oil for hospital use light but lasting. Apply night and morning with a soft brush until swelling returns to normal. Emer ald Oil is said to ease swollen glands and goitre with steady use.
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