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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1925

Page

13

Finds His Paradise In A Swiss Prison

A German man who served six months for theft in Germany says he went to Zurich for holidays and stole openly so he would be arrested. He explains a Swiss prison is a paradise and he is treated well, then receives six months and expulsion after serving.

Zurich Switzerland Germany

State Assemblyman Aids Bribery Probe Framed, Pittsburgh

State Rep. William J. Mangan of Pittsburgh says his arrest by federal prohibition agents in a bribery case was a frame up though he admits politics played a role. Agents raided a saloon and say Mangan offered $70 to drop charges after three beer barrels were found. Mangan, a 1914 legislator, was released under $2,000 for a hearing set October 17.

International News Service Pittsburgh William J. Mangan Pittsburgh Today Prohibition Phillip Wuenstel Mangan U. S. Commission

Birth rate slump continues in England amid mortality decline

England's birth-rate fell in the second quarter to its lowest on record, down 183 from the prior year's quarter. Deaths decreased by more than 900 in the same period, infant mortality stood at 66 per thousand, and marriages fell by 1,626 from last year, prompting concern over a potential recovery.

International News Service London England

Openland for foreigners in Soviet Russia total 6.4 million acres

In Moscow on September 15 foreign concessionaires were granted access to 6.4 million acres of land, with half suitable for cultivation and the other half for cattle, horses and sheep breeding. A distant note recalls a century ago Scotland’s Monkland Railway powered by wind, trains pushed when wind faltered.

International Moscow Russia Monkland Railway Scotland

Fall weather tames calls for less government anger

A lighthearted note on autumn days when the weather stays pleasing. The speaker wryly links pleasant conditions with reduced venting at officials, implying a calmer mood in civic discourse.

Scout Troop No 18 Meets Tonight

Boy Scout Troop No 18 schedules an important meeting for this evening at 7 30 o clock sharp. The gathering is set at Highland United Presbyterian Church.

Scout Troop NO. 18 Highland United Presbyterian Church

Married by Alderman in City Office

Frank Boron and Clara Carabella were married Thursday afternoon in the office of Alderman L. C. Mantz with Mantz officiating. The couple's friends witnessed the ceremony.

Frank Boron Clara Carabella L. C. Mantz Alderman Mantz Boron

Not Entirely Innocent In a Fight Over Me

A bystander recalls being struck by a stone during a dispute between two boys. She says she was not an innocent bystander but the object of the quarrel, noting her involvement in what they were fighting about.

Muggins Advice During Consoling Widow

Comic exchange shows Muggins humorously misreading sympathy for a widow. One character suggests complimenting her black attire as consolation, highlighting lighthearted miscommunication in a somber moment.

Coal Famine Threatens Keystone Town Amid Mine Proximity

Mount Carmel Pennsylvania reports a looming coal famine as anthracite mines suspend operations into the new year. Residents stocked two months of coal while company offices show empty bins and no coal for sale, forcing potential buying from distant Philadelphia dealers if the strike drags on.

International News Service Mount Carmel Pa Philadelphia

Rich Concession Won By Britons

MOSCOW September 15 The Lena Goldfields concession covering over one and a half million acres of gold silver copper zinc and lead areas in three independent regions has been granted to a British corporation for exploitation. It is the largest foreign concession granted by the Soviet government since the revolution and holds major political and economic importance as it is awarded to a British firm for development.

Sissert Ural Lena Althal Siberia Europe Ley Kusnetsky International News Service Moscow

Government by the Company Sparks Banking Involvement

The report notes government control by a company and states American banking interests will participate in the operations, signaling a financial sector role in governance.

Few Purchases at Royal Academy Show in London

Only about one seventh of works offered at the Royal Academy sale were bought during showing. Of 631 oil paintings 90 sold, 55 water colors sold, and 42 etchings. A Montana man fired six shots into a crowded court without injuring anyone. Big towns have broadcasting stations while small towns rely on party line telephones.

Royal Academy Montana

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