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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
31
County tax collection targets more than 200 delinquent individuals in a campaign to collect personal and property taxes. Treasurer Ira Ramsey reports commitments received. if taxes remain unpaid, those listed may be placed in the county jail, with council potentially exonerating Ramsey if debts cannot be located.
In Pittsburgh on St Patrick’s Day the Cen ter Avenue Police court discharged everyone with an Irish name from the audience as Magistrate Rothenberg cited multiple Irish surnames. He stated the rest were discharged for not being Irish, and quoted Gilligan on the Irish dying in vain as he left.
An advertisement touts Red Haarlem Oil as a quick lasting treatment for tired kidneys and urinary issues. It claims rapid relief from pain, swelling, and rheumatic twinges after a few doses with guaranteed results or money back. Local druggists Alfred C. Hyde Mary B. McKee Physician's Pharmacy and Termingal Pharmacy are listed as sellers.
Washington reports the failure of Congress to pass a bill cutting the rate of interest from 6 to 4 1/2 percent on 40 to 50 million dollars the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad owes the government. The administration wishes to help the road but cannot without the needed law.
In a trial of Mrs. Ellouise Grooms for Mrs. Jvney Allen’s murder, witness testimony describes a dispute over a circulating story and a knife found near the scene. Coroner described two bullets. one severed pulmonary artery, the other lodged in the neck as witnesses recalled events and reactions.
City Controller Alvah Porter informed the council he audited J. C. Norris library treasurer’s books and found them correct. The notification was filed.
Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister Benes proposed a United States of Europe to Premier Herriot. The plan divides Europe into western and eastern groups with England France Belgium Germany and Spain in the west and Poland Czecho Slovakia Romania Austria and the Balkans in the east.
Realty transfers list multiple parcels with transfers to individuals and entities in wards two and five. Notable entries include Lynn H. Emerick to Lawrence County Poor District Shenango for 46 625.26 and several $1 transfers among individuals in the 1st and 2nd wards.
An Edgewater Steel Company ladle crane man Richard Eyler was injured and about thirty nearby workers escaped death when a slag blast tore through an Edgewater building. The blast hurled molten metal and roof debris, but most workers were shielded by distance from the 30 ton spill.
Paris reports fifty people were injured when seven tons of dynamite on a truck exploded in Tunis North Africa destroying part of the city. A Liberte dispatch notes casualties but no fatalities. Councilman H G Miller proposes raising the street commissioner's salary from 1890 to 2000 annually, effective in April and sent to committee.
In Cheyenne on March 17 1927 Everhart son in law of former secretary Fall was excused from answering whether he received bonds from Fall in 1922. The court ruled his testimony could tend to incriminate him and released him from further questioning.
Property owners presented two petitions to the council requesting paving for Raymond Street between Butler Avenue and Oak Street and Wallace Avenue between Beaver and Shenango.
Scoutmaster Ralph Daris urges all members of Croton Boy Scout troops to attend the troop meeting Wednesday evening at the Croton school.
The McKee's store touts Skin Tone Capsules with testimonials from Mike Defense Lewis Rhinehart James Wright and Jacob Fenner. A Skin Tone specialist is available to answer questions and advise whether the remedy will help. Hundreds of boxes are sold weekly as customers praise improvements in weight joints and overall wellbeing.
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