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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
9
Egyptian police say Gharbi known as the Egyptian Anti Christ was brought to justice after years of bail and vanished witnesses. He faced charges of corrupting girls tied to a widening white slave network across Egypt and was sentenced to five years in prison.
Tudson Batteaux street commissioner today directed a crew laying pipe and cross covers to drain water from The Narrows hillside. The aim is to ease auto traffic by preventing water from running along the wall and catching vehicles in the way. Two machines can pass most points with proper operation as work proceeds.
Councilman Davies told colleagues two years ago the city agreed to fix cars and sidewalk at 211 East Long Avenue where Mrs. V. Menzing’s brick property is being damaged by trucks. Council received word that the street department would immediately provide a remedy as the curb was laid in the wrong place, encroaching on her ground.
A council discussion focused on removing debris from the structure as a woman requested councilmanic action. Davies emphasized the urgency with his knowledge of the situation, bringing the issue into sharper relief.
Police report receipt of a letter from J O Mordt of the Non-Resident Protective Association of Florida seeking any surviving relatives or friends of Thomas B Dick who moved from this state to Florida in 1886 and died there in 1892. Dick was said to have left a mother, brother and sister. Anyone with knowledge is asked to contact the city police immediately.
British newspapers respond with mingled emotion to the German French and British correspondence on a security pact to defend France’s western frontier. The United States will not act as trustee of the pact per the Manchester Guardian’s view.
Frank Eck of Bessemer, employed by Bessemer Limestone and Cement, suffered a crushing injury at No 4 quarry that may require amputation. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital after his foot was caught under a donkey train and underwent an operation.
The department of labor reports a 0.5 percent rise in retail food costs in May from April, with a 7.4 percent increase over the year ending May 16 and 57 percent over 12 years. The average family spend shows varied local changes, with many cities up 1–2 percent while several report small declines. The Textile union votes to raise weekly dues from 25 to 30 cents.
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