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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
5
County commissioners seek names of vandals who tear down barricades blocking the old Mt. Jackson road bridge at Mahoningtown. The unsafe structure was condemned after the new bridge's construction began. Riveters work on the spans. completion planned by August 1.
Attorney General George W Woodruff told the Delaware River bridge joint commission members in Harrisburg that the state has no power to decide tolls for New Jersey foot or private vehicular traffic across the bridge. The bulletin notes the legal limit on Pennsylvania authority in toll matters.
SCRANTON Pa June 9 The United Mine Workers prepares for the tri district convention opening in town hall to decide a check off policy and wage demands likely to include a 10 percent raise. John A Lewis UMW president will preside as sessions run five days amid tensions in the anthracite fields.
A promotional notice markets Centennial Week shopping with a Protected Parking Ground option, Information Tooth ticketing, and a broad array of women's frocks and summer wear. It highlights crepe prints, voile, crepe de chine, laces, brocade, and day dresses, with prices from $0.79 to $2.19 yard and accessories such as ribbons and jabots.
General Primo de Rivera expressed satisfaction with Franco-Spanish conference results in Madrid, while Rifian tribesmen push along the eastern front in French Morocco. Loyal native troops retreat toward Chirifat as Riff forces threaten key routes near Tetuan and Tetuani.
Patrons are advised of new Wilmington Sharon and Wilmington avenue bus routes starting this evening. Buses depart from the P G station and travel south through Jefferson to South Mill Street, then head north on North Mill Street to Highland Avenue, detouring via Wel lace Avenue to Wilmington Avenue.
Los Angeles report says Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chaplin welcomed a six pound baby boy born yesterday morning. Named Charles Spencer Chaplin Jr, the infant has dark hair and blue eyes. Attending Drs Holloran and Helleran praised Mrs Chaplin’s delivery and Chaplin’s evident joy despite earlier hopes for a daughter. Mrs Chaplin, formerly Vile Gray, wed Chaplin at age 17 in Empalme, Mexico on November 24, 1924.
SCRANTON Pa June 29 Del s who represent Incals of the United Mine Workers of America In The hard coal region are here today.
Opening of the Tri-District convention as delegates draft demands for coal operators in wage talks. John Levis, international president of the United Mine Workers, will preside. Over 100 delegates expected. current miners wage contract expires August 31.
Brussels June 28 The Belgian cabinet examined its methods to fund debt owed to the United States. A Belgian debt commission is slated to arrive in Washington next month to negotiate terms.
A farewell service honors Rev. A. G. Owrey who moves July 6 to Mulhall to lead a church. The service at People’s Mission in Sampsontreet Thursday evening July 2 features Rev. Dr. W. Patterson and others with Shamete quartet selections. Attendees welcome.
Washington June 28 retired and former United States army and navy officers may form the backbone of the administration s new prohibition enforcement system General J C Andrews field marshal of prohibition announced that qualifying being equal he will select ex military men as district administrators in preference to civilians under plans approved by President Coolidge
In Suffolk Probate Court preliminary hearings began over the $3,000,000 estate of actress Letty Cramhira as lawyers struggled with clients and absent attorneys amid a noisy scramble. Witnesses arrived from the southwest to testify for Ida Blankenbury of Oklahoma City regarding a daughter dispute.
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