Coolidge on Urban Population Problems and Car Growth
President Coolidge told American Automobile Club delegates at the White House that urban overcrowding and city congestion are major social issues driven by rising car use. He offered no concrete solutions but urged careful study of the problem and consideration of population redistribution to broader areas.
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sInternational News
Washington
Naiion
Coolidge
American Automobile Cluba
White House
Ito
President Coolidge on urban growth and transportation
In remarks on new transit facilities, President Coolidge notes studies questioning efficiency of big city growth. He says some predict continued diffusion of population, others urge counteracting it with transport and industry. He calls for fundamental, courageous study of social organization and community welfare implications.
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Pun
Elge
Gas demand in 1925 to reach 20 thousand gallons a minute
Chicago May 2 International News Service reports DeWitt Forest, head of the American Research Fund, estimated U S gasoline demand in 1925 at twenty thousand gallons per minute, noting domestic consumption rose from 4.478 billion gallons in 1921 to 7.8 billion in 1894 and projections for 1925 reach 9.6 hundred million gallons, more than double in five years.
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International News Service
Chicago
United States
DeWitt Forest
American Nesearch
Feungetton
Automobile Found Stolen Vehicle Recovered Near Logan Street
Automobile belonging to Gao and driven from 360 Court Street was stolen last night and recovered this morning by Detective Horner and Officer Lynch near Wallace Avenue and Logan Street. Authorities recovered the vehicle and are investigating the theft.
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Gao
Kutler
Court Street
Horner
Two Senior Girls To Have Roles In Class Play
Two senior girls Irene Meermans and Alberta Brenner will alternate the Lady part in the New Castle high school senior class play Daddy Long Legs to be staged May 7 and 8 in the town auditorium. Cast includes Jarvis Pendleton James McBride Cyrus Wikot am Tivaddle Abner Paraons deck McClure Griggs Clarence Kennedy Iter Thorn Tom Dickey Walters Brendan Horton Judy as the students rehearse under Miss Clara Hurtsuff with Miss Flattaiff’s prior guidance.
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Daddy Lungeys
New Castle High School
Migs Clara Hurtsufl
Suhoul
Irene Meermans
Misa Alberta Brenner
Mas Meermans
Miss Brenner
Charact
Jarvis Pendleton
James McBride
Cyrus Wikot Am Tivaddle
Abner Paraons
Deck McClure Griggs
Clarence Kennedy
Iter ‘Thorn Tom Dickey Walters
Brendan Horton
Judy
Alberta
Breoner
Nias Pritchard
Bescha Hofmeister Myre
Pandleton
Milk Law To Enforce Safe Milk For Drinking In Restaurants
Public inquiries rise as Pennsylvania enforces a May 25 1925 Milk Law. Hotels and eateries must serve milk in compliant vessels and at proper temperatures. Violators face fines up to 25 to 950 dollars or 39 to 90 days prison.
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James Foust
Bureau of Foods
Chemistry
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Milk Standards and Sanitary Handling Notice
A description about consumer protection relating to milk not meeting butter fat standards or milk drawn from bulk supply in unsanitary conditions. It notes risks to public health and emphasizes proper handling to ensure milk safety and quality.
Pulaski Circle members qualify for Philadelphia Atlantic City trip
Pulaski Circle N55 of the Protected Home Circle Lodge announces four members Mya Amy Clark Mrs Elizabeth Mitchelltes Mrs Viola Layton and Mrs Sedle Myers have qualified for a June trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Lodge membership grows from thirty five to over one hundred in six months as church notices and visits populate the town with events and future talks.
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Pulaski Circle
Home Circle
Ite
Philadephia
Atlantic City
Mya
Amy Clark
Elizabeth Mitcheltes
Viola Layton
Sedle Myers
Pulsak Lodge
King's Chapel
C. G. Daker
Methodist Church
E. J. Robingon
Limpopo Lion Country
Robingon Fan
Portugal
Garnet Barry
Gon Garner, Jr
Princeton
Lye Hunter
Ben Franklin Paper Is Issued Issue Sixteen Volume Three
The Ben Franklin junior high newspaper Ben Franklin is issued with issue number sixteen in volume three. It debuts with a twelve page print edition three columns wide and a decorative cover. Not all articles can be reprinted here due to space, but the content is well written and engaging.
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Ben Franklin
Benjamin Wranklin Junior High
Beboos
Police Court News: McTaggart Fined for Disorderly Conduct
McTaggart paid a $25 fine this morning on a disorderly conduct charge. He is remembered for throwing a wine bottle at Officer James Hagan and escaping earlier when arrested. He was picked up yesterday. Jos McGuire and Paul DePailo, runaways from Paterson New Jersey, were charged this morning and sent toward Youngstown on their way to Cleveland where a father is reportedly located. J A McNeil paid $5 on a city ordinance violation.
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RE. McTaggart
James Hagan
Jos McGuire
Paul DePailo
Paternon N. J
Youngstown
Cleveland
J. A. McNeil
Saved by a Friend in St Paul Woman Recovers Health
Mrs Many Wittelmy of 309 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota says overwork worry and illness left her weak with no appetite and poor sleep. After a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she improved after a few bottles gaining weight and strength and now sleeps well and eats well.
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St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dramatic Club Of Westminster Ends Year With Wan der Hat
Westminster college Dramatic club in New Wilmington staged the last play of the year The Wand er Hat in Old Main Little Theatre The two performances drew an audience as cast members Frank Jones Pittsburgh Andrew Harmody Sharon Brown Bricker North Braddock Elizabeth Glover New Castle Nora Frech Sharpsburg delivered solid performances
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New Wilmington
Dramatic Club
Westminster College
Old Main
Thea Cluy
Frank Jonés
Pittsburgh
Andrew Harmody
Sharon
Brown Bricker
North Braddock
Elizabeth Glover
New Castle
Nora Fr
East Brook Grange Holds Class Initiation Meeting
East Brook Grange initiated thirty five candidates into the third and fourth degrees at the regular meeting on Thursday. April 23. Visitors from North Beaver Liberty and other towns spoke briefly after lunch. The next meeting on May 14 will feature a program on The First Quarter of the Twentieth Century with topics on inventions fashion transportation and agriculture. A debate and a quiz question on whether the world is better than it was twenty five years ago are planned.
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Eastbrook Grange
Iyle
North Beaver
Baker
Cameron
Liberty
Thema
Gene Patterson
G. W._ Patterson
C. E. Bowden
Martin Wimner
R. A. Patterson
Glen Patterson
W. J. Patterson
Thos
Lindsay
W. RR
McKee
James Wallace
W.carrick
Helen Moore
Foster's Weather Prognostication
Washington reports a continent spanning storm week with strongest effects on the north Atlantic and Great Lakes region. May sees extreme temperatures with a sharp cool spell around May 8 followed by a hot wave, likely triggering severe local storms and unusually dry conditions across the southwest and central valleys.
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Washington
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Great Central Valleys
Western Plaina
City Issues Building Permits Friday
Building permits issued by the city Friday include J. J. Dockman at 720 North Mercer Street for a garage and James M. Smith at 1907 Highland Avenue for remodeling a dwelling. Jon Gasczawacki at 21 West Chart Street also for remodeling a dwelling, and Dr J. M. Blackwood at 445 East Washington Street for a garage.
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J. J. Dockman
Mercer Street
James M. Smith
Highlond Avenue
Jon Gasczawacki
Chart Street
J. M. Blackwood
East Washington Street
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