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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
10
Slabtown On The Creek is located after an investigation into an old poem linked to J B Marah through a collection owned by Harry J Dunlap. The piece tells of a drunken tailor from Slabtown and companions, with verses about pride, family, debts, and a moonlit night by the canal and river.
Delphine Shergle an 18 year old from Canonsburg was seized in Pittsburgh after running away in male attire en route to New York. She faces a morals court today where the judge may order a corrective treatment. Friends say she previously ran away months earlier seeking wanderlust. Patrolman S F Stoehr arrested her in a downtown restaurant yesterday.
A Strasbourg dispatch cited by the Daily Mail says Germany may request a $375,000,000 loan by year end. It notes Germany has exhausted most of its Dawes plan initial allotment and plans to seek additional funds.
Philadelphia May 3 Several lawyers expect William Cavalier a 15 year old convicted of first degree murder in Pottsville Pa will pursue a motion for a new trial to the Supreme Court The state Supreme Court dismissed a petition for a writ of mandamus to appoint a lunacy commission The petition to test the boy s sanity was denied April 21 and a new petition was filed with the Supreme Court delaying the sentence
Mrs B and Mrs A promote The Thief of Bagdad at the Penn theatre in New Castle praising it as one of the best pictures. They urge friends to see it this week, claiming it surpasses most films in town and will make viewers boosters for the showing.
Milly C Leonard of North Mercer Street pens a feature in the current Outlook Magazine. The weekly publication highlights a Pennsylvania road engineer and presents his professional perspective on current transportation topics.
An advert promoting NU-LAXET as a gentle yet effective laxative for women. Describes a chocolate coated tablet of vegetable drugs designed for the female system, offering relief in chronic constipation with a small, action suited tablet.
A timely piece by Yo portrays a train operator who faces constant danger at grade crossings. He watches for motoriata who heedlessly approach as two pages of The Outlook feature his perspective and a photo of Mr Leonard peering from the train end, drawing nationwide attention.
John Weikert of Waynesboro Pa. was acquitted by District Supreme Court Chief Juatha McCoy who ruled no proof showed Welkert caused Mildred McDowell to be transported across state lines. The witness testified Welkert paid her expenses.
From Hagerstown Md the report notes a spurt and asserts the girl acted of her own free will.
Rev H W Lambert pastor of Gospel Tabernacle in Pearson Street officiated at the Akron funeral for Mrs John Lee wife of evangelist Rev John W Lee. Her death came suddenly from a stroke following a successful Gospel Tabernacle evangelistic campaign in February.
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