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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1925

Page

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Missing Head of Man Found in West Pittsburg Swamp

Detective reports the head of the nude body found near West Pittsburg was buried under a log end. Identification may be difficult due to decomposition. Coroner lists Unknown Man. inquiries flood in from families seeking missing relatives.

J. M. Dunlap West Pittsburg J. P. Caldwell Graceland Cemetery W. Perry Offutt B. E. Sankey Indiana Delos Grow Grow

Mitchell Withdraws From Naval Court Hearing

Col William Mitchell refused to testify before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster citing potential prejudice to his court martial. After a heated scene he left the room wearing his hat, as navy officers protested his denial of charges of bungling and criminal negligence. Commander Foley was sent to the War Department to report the defiance and seek disciplinary action.

Mand International News Service Washington William Mitchell Navy Department Naval Court of Inquiry Mitchell Frank Reid Ilinois War Department Shenandoah Paul Foley Col. Mitchell

Continue Rigid Hunt For Lost Air Mail Pilot

Air mail authorities press on in Clarion Pennsylvania eight days after pilot Charles H. Ames vanished with a mail cargo. Rescue teams including state troopers airplanes and volunteers probe western timberlands amid fears of fatal injuries from a likely crash and lack of food or shelter.

Clarion Charles H. Ames Ames Pennsylvania Air Mail Egge

Plane Crash During Race Leaves One Dead and One Injured

The first tragedy of the 1925 races occurred at Mitchell Field New York as Bellanence-2 piloted by C. D. Chamberlain of Paterson New Jersey crashed in the first lap of the free for all civilian airplane race. Chamberlain was killed and Harry Kurnelli was fatally hurt with Burnelli dying at Hempstead Hospital. The crash was blamed on a wing failure and the craft had entered the race at the last moment.

International Mitchell Field N. Y C. D. Chamberlain Paterson N. J Harry Kurnelli Burnelli Hempstead Hospital

Pirates Hope To Win Today With Aldridge

The Pirates face the Washington Senators in the second game of the World Series at Forbes Field. Aldridge will start for Pittsburgh as 45,000 fans pack the stadium hoping for a decisive win to even the series.

Pirates Aldridge Davis J. Waller al News Pittsburgh Senators Rice Harris Goslin If Judge J. Harris Rf Bluege Peckinpaugh Rael Coveleskie Rigler Moriarty McCormick Owens Forbes Field Pittsburgh Pirates Washington Senators Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Senators

Ribbons spur spirits before Harrisburg Tech clash

A student recalls wearing red and black ribbons at a Harrisburg game and a comeback win over Beck. He plans to wear them again for the next match, hoping for a repeat victory and bright weather as he looks ahead to the Saturday contest.

Harrisburg Beck Harrisburg Tech

Drag Lake Sighting Spurs Murder Probe in Mass

Westboro police fear George Ross, 52, master of the Lynn School for Boys, was murdered after strands of gray hair and blood were found on an iron pipe near his garage. A note threatening his death had been dismissed as a joke. Lake Chauncey was dragged in a search that links the pipe and body disposal to the missing educator.

International News Service Westboro Mass George Ross Lynn School For Boys Ross Garage Rosas Lake Chauncey Ross

Lyric Theatre Fire in Reading Banks on Short Circuit

A basement blaze at the Lyric Theatre in Reading caused about 500000 in damage after a short circuit on telephone wires. Firemen fought heat and flames from a distance as the fire raged from 1 15 a m until 7 a m, threatening the central business district.

Blaze Lyric Theatre Reading International News Service

New Castle Sends 67 To Westminster College

New Castle contributes 67 students to Westminster College. The college draw lists 67 residents among 420 students including 8 seniors 11 juniors 21 sophomores and 27 freshmen with names and street addresses for enrolled seniors and juniors.

New Castle Westminster College City of Kenneth Brisbine Boyles Avenue Gertrude Chaplin Betty Jane Hamilton Pennsyl

Second Warders To Have Zone Meeting

Tonight at 8 o clock in the Highland U P church Sunday school room special lighting is arranged to accommodate about 400 attendees. The meeting discusses the zoning plan and the North Hill impact as the last public gathering by the City Planning Commission. Earlier, lighting and seating were inadequate at Highland school for the colored zoning map presentation. Fire at John W Fessler home 322 Norwood avenue around 1130 this morning caused a small loss. box 29 fire alarm.

Highland, U. P Highland School Board of Trustees T. C. Boston Highland U. P City Planning Commission North Hill John W. Fessler Norwood Avenue Box 29

Shift In Two Divisions Of Enforcement League

Treasury announces a reorganization affecting two very wet localities. Eugene Roberts Jr is named administrator for Northern and Western New York with headquarters in Buffalo, succeeding R Q Merrick who moves to Chicago as assistant under E C Yellowley.

International News Service Washington Prohibition Enforcement The Treasury Eugene Roberts, Jr New York State Department of Justice New York Buffalo R. Q. Merrick Chicago E. C. Yellowley

Death notices for Shoaf Kennedy Copeland in local area

George Shoaf 83 of 408 Elizabeth Street died last night. Katherine Kennedy 54 of 12223 Randolph Street and Annie Copeland 78 of Leechburg Pennsylvania listed in the same column as surviving relatives. Local obituaries desk notes dates and services pending.

George 8. Shoaf Elizabeth Street Katherine H. Kennedy Randolph Street Annie E. Copeland Leechburg

Many Pennsylvanians File Income Tax Returns in 1923

Washington report shows 740 478 residents filed personal returns in Pennsylvania in 1923. Lawrence County accounted for 7 240 filers with 6 867 under 5 000 dollars. Beaver Falls Butler Sharon and Ellwood City also reported sizable returns.

Lawrence County George H. Manning Washington The New Castle News Washington, D. C New Castle Pennsylvania United States Bureau of Census Beaver Falls Butler Sharon Ellwood City Pittsburgh Uncle Sam Beaver County Mercer County United Congress

Air Committee In Compromise

An International News Service report from Omaha notes the seventh national American Legion convention opening with expected heated debate over aviation policy. A compromise resolution from the aeronautics committee aims to placate both anti and pro aviation factions within the Legion as proceedings begin.

Kent A. Hunter

News builds a play by play street annunciator system

Thousands pack Mercer Street to hear News Board replay of the Pittsburgh Washington game at Forbes Field. A telegraph feed from the press box plus a three horn annunciator and street loudspeakers deliver near real time play by play for six thousand fans, with telegraphic records on hand for verification.

Mercer Street New Castle Pittsburgh Washington Forbes Field Jake Cognoscenti Jacob News World Pie Traynor Homer Pie Police Department William Ty

Six Bandits Stage Daring Cafe Raid In New York

Six bandits held up a Third avenue cafe early today keeping the proprietor and 48 diners at gunpoint. They fled in two autos with about $5,000 in cash and jewelry as waiter William Freedman, 38, was knocked unconscious for slow cash register opening.

New York International News Service Third Avenue William Freedman

Four Horse Chariot Blocked by Mistake Letter

A light warning note states a four horse chariot cannot overtake a letter with a mistake. The ad promotes hiring the best steno graphers via a small help wanted ad column.

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