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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
9
Attorneys for New Castle and Union Township contested the request to abandon the Hubbard Street railway public service line. The hearing included R L Wallace for Marioning and A J Clark for Union Township. Others, including Mont Ailes and John Fowers, spoke against the abandonment citing toll increases and service reductions.
Only one car and one man were operating. Attorney White said the city will file briefs with the commission at Harrisburg. The T.O. Coach Lines bus line seeks to operate a line between Sew Quistle and New Bedford with no dissent. The H A K line’s request to abandon part of its New Wilmington route faced no opposition.
Lakeville Massachusetts reports at town meeting that the municipality is debt free with 17900 in the treasury and the lowest tax rate in Plymouth County. The town offers a bounty of 23 cents on woodchucks and one dollar on hawks. The sole industry is farming.
Mr. Adam Zegzula of 1194 Bingham St Pittsburgh Pa suffered a shooting rheumatic pain from hip when raising his arm, waking him at night. After using Weldona the pains and stiffness disappeared in weeks and he returned to work. Weldona is sold by New Castle Drag Corp.
The modern lady stays busy with clothes and household topics while traveling to conventions. Two coats and an ensemble are described as chic and practical for the wardrobe. A fancy fleece coat, a gray cord tailored model, and a novelty tweed ensemble with a three-quarter coat and bold button trim are featured with a colorful turban.
In Wilkes-Barre Pa on March 12 a Duryea blaze exposed a failed fire apparatus nearly causing disaster as a woman and child were rescued from the flames by emergency crews.
Firemen responded to a fire destroying two dwellings and damaging structures as a Japan specie holdings report noted a drop. Officials said the total holdings were lower than estimates released recently and that the failing engine contributed to the damage.
A blaze struck a residence injuring no one in the family as Mrs. William Lehman and infant daughter were carried from the home. Total damage was estimated at 25,000 dollars.
Government foreign holdings total 1,479,000,000 yen with around 100,000,000 dollars held abroad. Domestic holdings total 1,370,000,000 yen, while rent is kept by the Bank of Japan. Abroad holdings fell about 50,006,000 yen late in 1924 due to interest payments and measures to protect the yen exchange rate.
Archaeologists uncovered the first known Crusader grave near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The inscription records Philip d Aubern e as a favorite of King John and tutor to Henry II, who joined the Crusade with Emperor Frederick II in 1229 and died there years later.
Senator Copeland of New York starts a day long filibuster in the Senate over the Isle of Pines treaty. He piles books and documents on his desk and floor and vows to talk all day in opposition.
ATLANTA March 12 If the state prison board and the governor of Georgia refuse to interfere Mrs Ida Hughes a pretty young murderous will hang on her twenty fifth birthday She shot her mother in law during a domestic quarrel and was found guilty and sentenced to death The state supreme court upheld the verdict April 24 was the date for execution Her lawyers pressed for commutation but all appeals failed Only two more chances remain for intervention by the prison board or Governor Clifford Walker She and her attorneys have not abandoned hope
Ad claims outside treatments fail and Colac Pile Pills reach the cause of piles. It asserts severe cases may be relieved in 24 to 48 hours and priced at 60 cents at druggists.
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