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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1925

Page

9

Bury Ralph Cartwright With Military Honors

Ralph E. Cartwright was buried with full military honors at Graceland Cemetery on Saturday afternoon March 28. A firing squad from Troop A, 104th U.S. Cavalry fired volleys and taps rang out. The service at the graveside was led by Lt. P. J. Dempsey, with American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Troop A overseeing honors. Pallbearers included Osborn Davis and J. N. Hilliard, among others. color guards and bearers were named, and a Boy Scout from Troop A blew Taps. Funeral was from Maltland Memorial Primitive Methodist Church with Rev. H. J. Buckingham in charge.

H. J. Buckingham B. Copeland Third United Presbyterian Church American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Osborn Davis John 8. McKibben J. N. Hilliard Wiliam C. Fleming J. A. Phillips Thomas Evans Willian Clapie

Notify State Men If Auto Is Taken Here

If your automobile is stolen do not stop at the local police. Notify the state highway patrol officers stationed there. Patrolman Beatty in charge of the squad stated this morning. The message urges swift reporting to state authorities.

Byatty Excelsior East Washington Street Square Deal Etty Police Beatty

How Fast We Die Increased Mortality Warnings

Health authorities warn extra precautions due to winter weather and rising illness risks. The piece cites global mortality figures and urges using Bulgarian Herb Tea or Bulgarian Herb Tablets as safe remedies for colds, influenza, pneumonia, and related ailments to prevent deaths.

Wheeler Indicted Again In Interior Influence Case

Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana linked to the La Follette ticket faces a federal grand jury indictment in Washington. Charged with using Senate influence to aid Montana oil clients through a Department of the Interior pad attorney, Wheeler denies the charges and seeks an early trial. Edwin Boots and Gordon Campbell are named as co defendants in the case.

Burton F. Wheeler Montana la Follette Washington Department of the Interior Wheeler Edwin S. Boots Interior Department Gordon Campbell

Sharp Peru note challenges Tacna Arica award

International News Service reports Peru’s government issued a sharp note to Washington over President Coolidge findings on the Tacna Arica award. Peru demands civil authorities be sent to replace Chilean officials, signaling possible rejection of the settlement. A half hour White House discussion by President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg followed.

International News Service Washington Coolidge Kelloxe

West Side W C T U Holds New England Tea Party

Mrs. and E McCleary of Willard avenue hosted the West Side W C T U for a New England tea in honor of Noel Dow. The gathering featured readings on prohibition history, talks by Miss Margaret Walker and Mrs. Stevens, and a Boston breakfast for March birthdays.

E. McCleary Willard Avenue West Side New England Noel Dow Neal Dow Boston Margaret Walker Lillian Staveng Miss Walker Stevens J. C. Dorbhett McCleary Marina McCleary E. E B. Cramer A. Reinhardt Lila Allen C. Smith

Nail Misstrike Blinds Man In Eye

A nail driven on Friday afternoon glanced and pierced a man’s eye in Youngstown. M. M. Verell faces two operations at a local hospital to remove the eye to prevent infection or further complications.

M. M. Verell Youngstown

Four Bandits In Chicago Holdup Secure $15,000

Four bandits held up the Ashland Sixty Third Street Bank in Chicago drawing tellers and workers into a cage and escaped with between $10,000 and $16,000. Hundreds of passersby witnessed the commotion as the men fled the scene after the payout.

Bandits Chicago Abedredinsy

Spare That Tree CHARL F-STRESS

I saw a new area being built up each time a house was planned the first step to clear off every lawn and large land. Then native trees were removed and poplars planted in their place. Their roots will undermine pavements and sewers causing trouble. Maple or elm would be better choices for practical planting. Another place I knew occupied

Tennants Las Lrad

Future Bright Of Carlyle Brothers In Major Leagues

AY DAVIS J WALSH Sports Editor Internatal Wews Service Tampa Fla Mar Major league baseball has seen stars like the O Neills and Coveleskis The 1925 season may feature the Carlyle brothers Roy and Thala Carlyle of Detroit and Washington Both shown strong minor league form Roy led the Southern League with Memphis last year while Thala hit .646 with Charlotte He speeds advantage may push them toward the majors with the Senators and other clubs considering outfield options The prospect of brothers facing each other in the same league adds the race to contend for pennants and headlines within the sport

AY Davis WALSH Internatal Wews Service Tampa J Urothernets Tha O'Neills Tha Johnstons Don Jimmy Tha Mutsals the Coveleskis the Barnes Alferings Lng Brothers Carlyle Detroit Washington Roy Memphis TH. C Ty Cobb Carlyle Charlotte Tey Senators Perforce Lo &Gine

France rejects pact with Germany until League entry

Paris reports Premier Hetriot announced that France will not enter any guaranty pact with Germany until Germany becomes a League of Nations member without privileges or reservations. The statement followed a meeting of foreign affairs committees of the Chamber of Deputies.

International Paris France Germany League of Nations Hetriot Chamober of Deputies

Woman Overcomes Severe Sciatica With Weldona Treatment

Mrs. Katherine Devore of Hazelwood, Pa., endured months of pain from a severe sciatica that kept her awake and limited mobility. After taking Weldona from New Castle Drug Corp., the pain and stiffness rapidly subsided, enabling her to go downtown on January 27 following a July to December confinement.

Katherine Devore Lytle St Hazelwood Weldona New Castle Drug Corp

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Ralph Cartwright Marth Shenango Pottery New Castle Kiwanis All Pools Devor Jack M. Bennett Pittsburgh Post ELST Lawrence Auto Co S. Mercer St Oxfords David H. Long Missouri Sample’s Mercer Street Peru 8. E. McCleary McCall Higgins Bros Stritmater Bros Roshanara Serge Future Bright Carlyle Boys Sciatica
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