Four Casualties In Police Hit Car Of Bandits
Uniontown Pa March 6 state troopers say they may have broken up a garage theft gang after a fleeing trio crashed into a telephone pole. One bandit died two troopers and another man were injured. Mason Barricklow and Shanenberger were involved. Mason jailed, others hospitalized.
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Bessemer Man Fatally Hurt in Siagan Shovel Incident
Gus Anderson, 45, of Bessemer, died Friday morning at Shenango Valley Hospital from injuries suffered at the Bessemer Quarry Giant where he worked. The accident occurred late yesterday afternoon when a shovel bucket struck him, causing internal injuries and severe back trauma. He leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
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New Castle Hears Address On Spuds
New Castle listeners heard a radio program from KDKA Pittsburgh at 8:30 pm, while Wart Pittsburgh station aired the Stockman's program and discussed potatoes. Some locals expected the New Castle show to begin, but a five minute delay did not affect the local program.
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Steal Beverage From His Cooler on Glass Street
A break in last night at Vealer of Alex Paglia on Glass Street led to the theft of twenty five beverage cases. Entry was gained by prying the alder door loose. police report notes this is the third robbery in four months. Paglia resides at 12 Lathrop Street. An investigation is ongoing. In Breubenville, Royle, 55, was found dead by his own hand in Junglen. coroner rules death by suicide.
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Where To Go Tonight In New Castle Broadcasts
A varied New Castle radio bill features Norma Talmadge and Wallace McDonald in The Lady, plus acts from The Phantom Trial and Sundown. The program includes comedy, news reels, and music from Liberty Liberty Red Mack and others. Audience size nears 30 000 with broadcasts from KDKA.
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Three Men Arrested After Stolen Car Case
Three men Walter Jackson Jerry Edmiston and Wil Han Scott were captured after a stolen Gardner car was traced to Youngstown. They admitted the theft and claimed to have stopped at the Hoye residence seeking fuel as officers worked to identify ownership. A county jail hold followed pending cross border inquiries.
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Jerry Edmiston
Wil- Han Scott
Youngstown
Sherii Andrew
Vere
Hoye
Police arrest pair for recent holdups in city
Officers captured two men after a chase on Neshannock avenue. Jackson fell into a cellar while fleeing and was detained with others after shots were fired to deter bystanders. One suspect, identified as Scott, has a Woodlawn wife. Police list additional robbed locations including A Ginsberg at 17 West Long and Mrs Rose Ambrose at 414 Sutton. Both men held on suspicion with more identifications pending.
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Thousands Listen In To New Castle Night Program
Thousands heard a New Castle radio night program with Harold W. Artin as chief announcer and James Hector as engineer. The event marked broadcasting as new for many attendees, who soon warmed to the microphone and the performers as the program progressed.
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KDKA
Community radio program earns praise from New Castle crowd
A studio audience watched a group perform with applause restrained by the station policy. Performers thanked New Castle residents for applause telegrams and praised the civic support from the Board of Trade for funding group transportation. The broad program extended to readers in the British Isles and possibly Australia, with letters expected long after.
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Canada
KDEA
Australia
Stadium Ticket Drive Nears 1000 Season Pass Goal
About 900 season tickets for next fall’s football games have been sold thanks to student efforts at Senior High School. Prof. F. L. Orth announced the drive would end Monday, with cap orders to prevent over-subscription. Ticket sales totals and top seller names are listed, and a student worker was killed by a train on the Pennsylvania railroad near Vandergrift.
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William Kirk
Edwin Kerr
Francis Sowersby
Edward Ward
David Young
James A. Chambers, Jr
Theodore Costello
Robert Lamoree
Robert Winters
Brendon Hanson
Sal Metoun
Walter Johnson
Yale senior Ashourn cited as top scholar and worker
Frank D. Ashourn of West Point New York named most admired most scholarly and hardest worker among Yale University seniors in New Haven Connecticut He chaired the 1925 Yale News board of editors and pitched for the baseball team Ashburn reportedly won a Rhodes scholarship
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What Did You See A reader reports local oddities
A reader recalls Eddie Wogs gant attempting to mount a radio for the New Castle Night program while a robust farmer carries potato racks to a Mercey street house. Aged Washington Street observer and East Side women react as others observe street activity, children ride with a motorist, and iron workers begin their day high above.
Timely Views on World Topics Gas Warfare Debate
Amos A. Fries, director general of the army gas warfare department, argues that gas warfare is humane and effective. He claims soldiers gassed recover better, that nations cannot defend themselves without chemical industries, and that the U S should lead in chemical defense while outlawing war. He cites gas deaths and praise for chemical industry funding aided by political support.
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Part of Borglum Estate Seized in Indiana Suit
David C. Stephenson of Indianapolis filed a suit to recover 30000 from Gutton Borglum on a 1920 and 1923 loan claim. He alleges loans totaling 18000 and 5000 signed by Borglum and his wife. The case concerns 100 acres of Borglum’s Turneat River estate out of 400 acres. The suit is returnable to the April term of the superior court.
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David CG. Stephenson
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Army air service balloons to enter national elimination race
Two air service balloons will participate in the national elimination balloon race to be held at St. Joseph Missouri on May 1. The War Department announced the entry to represent the United States in the Garden Balloon race, an international contest.
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Ctverntional News
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War Department
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United States
Fire at Reading Rag and Metal Plant Causes Major Loss
Reading Reading Rag and Metal plant burns after a late night fire. Loss estimated at 60,000 dollars. Fire bureau suspects crossed electric wires caused the blaze.
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Uinternational News Service
Reading
Murgh
Fira
Government Wins Four-Year Litigation in Virginia Ship Bond Case
Litigation pending in federal courts for four years ends with the United States Court of Appeals awarding the government 11871858.96 from the Virginia Shin Building Corporation. Judge Edmund Wadi delivered the decision. The suits arose from ship construction in the area by the Marse interests, with Charles W. Morse of New York leading the shipbuilding company’s defense.
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United States Court of Appeals
Virginia Shin Building Corporation
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Charles WV. Morse
New York
Hundred Miners Overcome by Black Damp at Riverton Mine
Springfield Illinois bulletin reports one hundred car miners suffocated by black damp in the Peabody mine at Riverton this morning. By noon, 83 or 17 had been removed. doctors say likely no fatalities.
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Deaths Of The Day Mrs Elizabeth Hoskins
Mrs Elizabeth Hoskins aged 86 years wife of Charles J Hoskins died at the family home 232 Leisure avenue today about noon Further details of her death will be published Saturday.
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Moses Wins Senate Pro Tem Post in Party Lines
Senator George H. Moses Republican of New Hampshire was elected president pro tem of the Senate. Democrats backed Senator Fittman Nevada, but Moses won 56 to 1,026 along party lines. the result was later announced.
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International News Service
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House of Commons Passes Amendment on Trade Union Levy
London report states the House of Commons passed the government amendment aimed at prohibiting trades unions from using workers wages to support the uptious. The Tories, initially backing the bill, reportedly backed away fearing the strength of organized workers.
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International News Service
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Mar
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