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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
13
A traveling salesman spends an evening with his children while his wife is out. After bedtime he reports taming all but one child, a red-headed girl he insists is not theirs. The wife reveals the girl belongs to the neighbor across the street, leaving two men left to worry about what to think.
President Coolidge approves a voluntary national defense test similar to last year and proposes July 4 as the exhibition day. He objects to Armistice Day for the test and urges the War Department to stress that participation is purely voluntary in governors' communications.
Pennsylvania will be turned into a 40000 square mile laboratory for summer students at State College. A two week tour follows the session, enabling hands on study of the state's geography and natural endowments under Dean Grant Chambers and instructor Frank E Williams. Ming Erma Grasamuck of Harrisburg arranging details for the program.
In New Haven Connecticut after nearly 21 hours of deliberation a jury reports they cannot reach a verdict on the murder charge against Olympia Macri. Macri is the self confessed slayer of John Sheik Bagnano, alleged father of her baby, after a five week trial.
A jumble of farm life humor and short riddles about threshing gear and animals. The piece includes quips on horse bolting airmen and silly wordplay implying rural farm settings and daily toil.
The U S supreme court refused to review an appeal from Commerce Guardian Trust and Savings Bank Toledo Ohio and held valid the Michigan mortgage tax law. The ruling confirms lower court decisions upholding the law. The article also includes a contrasting note on love and machinery urging owners to care for farm equipment.
A fragment from a Kansan City Star piece shows a classroom clash between a stern schoolmaster and a defiant student. A brisk exchange lampoons generational attitudes as a gum chewing pupil ignores orders while a New York figure earns big money by tuning columns of figures.
Miners lead with the largest family sizes in England and Wales based on vital statistics. Their families are about 42 percent above the average in size, while professional workers and textile trades run about 29 percent below. Of roughly seven and a half million families, nearly 3.25 million have only one child. the average children per couple is about 1.27.
An Italian pilgrim walked from Lombardy to Rome in eighteen days during the Holy Year, avoiding trains as a family tradition dating back to 1826. He follows the path of Saint Francis, mirroring his ancestors who traveled on foot in earlier Holy Years.
The U S Supreme Court remanded to Arkansas for a new trial in Coronado Coal Co v United Mine Workers of America finding the evidence adequate to show collusion in district No 22 The report also notes a separate San Francisco hotel fire at night with scantily clad fleeing guests.
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