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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1925

Page

13

Electrocution of Percy we for attempted assault on students

Percy we a 25 year old Black man was electrocuted at the state prison after being convicted of attempting to assault two West Hampton college girls on campus outskirts. Trial evidence showed prior Louisiana conviction and a prison escape from Baton Rouge. The event featured Society officials, a birthday cake, a Ladies chorus, and local entertainers.

International News Service Richmond Percy We West Hampton College State Louisiana Baton Rogue Molinari Pendleton Thomas Usher Normal Heights Wilburn Scovell Claire Scovell Harry Hubbard Annette” Lumb Lumb Lauder Potter Datis E. Coon Post Elmer Holt Fite Drum Rentz New Castle News New Castle Dr. Masters

Honor To Former Resident Celebrated In California News

Attorney S D Long reports from California where 80 year old Bell, once Lawrence County sheriff, is honored by the Pennsylvania Society. He plans a summer visit to attend the Lawrence County Civil War Veterans and Old Timers Picnic at Cascade Park August 12. The San Diego clipping highlights a large St James hotel audience and gratitude for Bell’s leadership.

S. D. Long California San Diego Bell Pennsylvania Society Lawrence County Lawrence County Civil War Veterans’ Association Cascade Park St. James Hotel America Misa Emily Oberly M. Bell Captain Bell

Keel Laid for New U S Submarine V-4 at Portsmouth

The keel of the V-4, a new float U S submarine, was laid at the Portsmouth navy yard. It is the first mine laying submarine for the United States Navy, with a projected cost around 5 300 000 dollars and planned operation in two years.

International News Service Portsmouth N. H Navy Yard United States Navy

New York Central Seeks Issue of Trust Certificates

Washington May 1 The New York Central railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission today for authority to issue 10.569 million dollars of 4 1/2 percent equipment trust certificates. Proceeds will buy 3 000 box cars 1 500 refrigerator cars 600 passenger cars and other rolling stock at a total cost of 14 179 385 dollars.

International News Service Washington New York Central Railroad Jto Interstate Commerce Compalasion Today

Council Passes Many Ordinances in City Session

City council in a long session approved multiple ordinances for paving and street improvements. Provisions included paving Fair Field avenue from Highland to Mercer, Franklin avenue from East Washington to Stanton, Spruce street from East Washington to County Line, and Liberty street from Clayton to Mant-Fowery. An ordinance set building lines on Norwood avenue with one vote against by Councilman Hiram Miller who argued placing the line farther back was improper.

City Council City Fairfield Avenue Highland Avenue Mercer Street Franklin Avenue East Spruce Street East Washington Street County Line Liberty Street Clayton Street Mant- Fowery Avenue Raymond Street Butler Avenue Oak Strcet Norwood Avenue Aursley Avenue Hiram Miller Minler Balance of Council

Motor Check To Be Tested Here At Dewberry Store

Starting Monday morning May 4 the Dewberry Auto Supplies on Shenango and West Washington Streets will host Havoline Ol Company representatives to conduct the free Wanson Motor test all month. The x ray style test diagnoses motor condition without disassembly and shows proper grade of oil for each car. Many motors use improper oil grades and the test reveals the correct fit. Factory charts cannot capture individual motor needs, so each engine receives tailored attention. Automobile owners are invited to stop by the Dewberry store next week for a free car test.

Dewberry Auto Supplies Shenango West Washington Havoline Ol Company Wanson Wasson Dewberry

X Rays May Expose Fake Masterpieces

Paris May l described to the Academy of Science a method by Prof dArsonval and Dr Grangegerd to authenticate modern paintings. The process uses X rays to note canvas and panel peculiarities, creating two dossiers for later simple comparison to decide if a work is original or a copy.

Paris May I Grangegerd Academy of Science d'Arsonval University of Parte Origidanl

Man rescues chained puppy from flood in warehouse fire

In London on May 1 a dog named Snap was chained in a basement of three sawmills on Vyner Street as a fire raged above. The flooded basement water carried Snap to a wire cage atop a gab engine where he clung. Salvage Officer A J Bughnett swam through darkness to reach Snap and pulled him to safety after Jim barked hours later.

London Snap Vyner Street Ade A. J. Bughnett Jim

Clarence Darrow Pleads Before Jury on Chicago Murder Case

Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago defense attorney who never had a client hanged, is pictured on his sixty-eighth birthday as he appeals to a Chicago jury for the wife of George W. Mading, riding master, who murdered Mrs Julia Able Douglas. Mading receives a twenty year sentence.

Clarence Darrow Chicago Loeb Leopold George W. Mading Julia Able Douglas Mounding

Two Fishermen Arrested For Breaking Limit

Franklin Pa May 1 Two fishermen were arrested by State Fish Warden Edward Huis on opening day of trout season for catching and keeping trout under six inches. Anglers reported good catches with Robert Lamberton and Elmer Reader among top totals while weather favored the fishing in Venango county streams.

Franklin Venango County Robert Lamberton Elmer Reader Edward Huis Angiers Morrigan

Crabtree Estate Offers Ocean Front for Veterans Hospital

An offer of 150000 to the United States government is made for Lotta Crabtree's Squantum oceanfront estate to establish a veterans hospital for nervous disease. Major General Clarence R. Edwards handles executors of the estate. The property fronts one mile on the water and the lease runs until June 1938 at West Roxbury.

Quincey Anus Lotta Crabtree Ocean Squantum United States Clarence. R. Edwards Actreas Crabtree Vererung Tigspital West Roxbury

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