Gene Buckley Remembers Old City Hall Police Days
Gene Buckley night sergeant of the Police department and longtime records writer reflects on his days at City Hall and the regulars who filled the precinct. He recalls figures like the judge Logan, Storey and Kent, and the Kaiser incident as a slice of a bustling past with vivid anecdotes and tributes to friends.
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Gene Buckley
Police Department
Alfend
Gene
City Hall
Agui
Merry
Goldberg
Goldie
Auld Lang Syne Salutes The News Hounds Of Duty
A reflective tribute to veteran reporters Fritz Richards Hell and fellow news hounds. The piece celebrates their dedication, sharp eye for detail, and steady broadcast of news past and present. It honors their endurance, sense of duty, and hopes for success and length of days.
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Fritz
Richards
Hell
Morrow
Leslie
Wallace
Wysener
Sam Clark
Nee
Sergt. Gene
Case Holds Beauty Aids for Traveling Woman
A traveling woman will value a créronne case lined with rubber that stores a generous supply of beauty preparations to maintain impeccable grooming during trips, highlighting chic traveler needs through a compact vanity item.
Boyhood Ambitions of a Local Attorney Mark Rabinovitz
A New Castle attorney, Mark Rabinovitz, grew up dreaming of a baseball career at twelve, displayed skill on the diamond through high school, then shifted to law after Pitt. He returned home and is now practicing law in New Castle.
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Sabra
Tom
Mark Rabinovits
Promeinent
Imbiclono
Pitt
New Castle
Mark Rabinovitz
Castle PA Meeting Promises Inaugural Ceremony Program
Notes from Castle Pennsylvania dated March 8 1925 discuss the program committee's push for a packed meeting on Wednesday March 4 with a pledge that President Calvin Coolidge will be addressed at the ceremony in Washington. Members are urged to be seated by 11 45 a m and to attend the Kiwanis Club event Sunday evening March 8 with Rev C J Williamson extending the invitation.
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Castle
iPollow
Washington
Jenly
Kiwanis Club
Highland U. P
C. J. Willamson
Oil Land Swindler Sentenced In Pittsburgh Court
John W. Moore of Washington Pennsylvania was sentenced to two years in the workhouse after pleading guilty to four counts of obtaining money by false pretenses. Prosecutors said he claimed ownership or options on oil wells and collected over $9,000 from Pittsburgh women. The sentence followed his guilty plea before Judge John C. Haymaker yesterday afternoon.
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Pittsburgh
John W. Moore
Washington
Pittsburgh Wwomen
Moore
John C. Haymaker
Tot Perishes as Three Saved in Leckrone Fire
A mother locked her four children in a Leckrone home to keep them inside. One child died in the blaze and three others were rescued from the fast moving fire today just before noon. The incident occurred in Uniontown area mining town about seven miles from the city.
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Uniontown
Mar. J
Leckrone
Edward Williams
Rheumatic Relief by Salts and Cleansing Tactics
An old remedy advocate urges avoiding damp ground and exposure, drinking water, and taking Jad Salts to neutralize body acids causing rheumatism. It claims acids originate in the bowels, are filtered by kidneys, and eliminated via skin pores. Regular use of Jad Salts purportedly cleanses the blood and reduces joint pain.
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Aneliggr
Bunt
Ravors
New Klondike Rumor Reported in Siberia
UT International News Service from Tokyo reports a possible new Klondike on the Aldana River in eastern Siberia. Russians rush to the area under a so called Bentleman's agreement to limit each prospector after twenty pounds of gold, amid harsh transport by sledges only. Experts doubt the find’s value though acknowledge potential gold in the district.
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UT International News Service
Tokyo
Bsre
Aldana River
Hestern Siberia
Bentleman
Fixperta
Harvard enrolls 7075 students for year
Harvard University's annual catalog shows a total registration of 7075 students, up 322 from last year. California leads with 15680, followed by Ohio state and Illinois, while Yale ranks 24th at 4710.
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Cambridge
Mass
Muar
Harvard University
Harvard
Harvard Shoe
California
Met
Columbus
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Nio State
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Yale
Piles cure advertised with Hem-Roid tablet claim
An old advertisement extols internal treatment for piles, denouncing ointments and cutting. It credits Dr. Leonhardt with developing Hem-Roid after trials in 1000 cases, claims safe internal remedy sold by druggists with a refund guarantee, and lists New Castle stores McKee's and Eckerd's as sellers.
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Leonhardt
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Storey
Kent
Kaiser
Mark Twain
Tom McMahon
Kellogg’s
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Niagara
Emery Studio
North Mill Street
The
Citizens National Bank
Liill and
Washington Sts
Elsie
Tot
Oak Park Memorial
Oak Park
Comeury
Columbia Grafanela
H.R. Boyd
E. Washington St
Rollin Cars
Highland Ave
New Brougham
Cleveland
Hoye Motor Co
Highland Avenue
Siberia
Klondike
Fits All Stores
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
Croton Avenue
Boach
East Washington
Snyder
Mercer Street
Ralis
Penn-Ohio
Pennsylvania-Ohio Power and Light Company
East Washington Street
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Greenville
Sharon, Pa
Salem
New Castle, Pa
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