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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
16
Police sergeant Frank Jones notes that only about one in twenty five drivers can recall their vehicle license number instantly. He urges car owners to memorize their numbers to avoid trouble when identification is essential.
Prof H McBurrawes of Grove City College will represent the institution at a state meeting in Harrisburg to stabilize Pennsylvania college debating. He heads Grove City’s forensic work and helped organize a Western Pennsylvania league of schools. The event, postponed earlier, discusses winter and spring term debating amid Class B rivals.
The annual meeting of the Mountrike Cemetery association will be held Saturday afternoon October 27 at 2:30 o'clock in the Y W C A parlor New Castle Pa All persons interested are requested to be present J L Welch Chairman
Oscar Wells of Birmingham has been selected as president of the American Bankers Association. He began in banking as a boy in Platte City Missouri, later studied in college, and resumed his career in 1898 as a cashier at a southern bank.
A vintage ad touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and scalp treatment. It pledges to stop itching and hair loss, promote growth, and beautify hair, with a guarantee and availability at McKee's Drug Store and other druggists.
The subject began as a cashier in a Texas bank in Fort Worth in 1905, then worked in Houston and Dallas where he became governor of the Federal Reserve Bank. In 1915 he moved to Birmingham to serve as president of the First National Bank, a post he held at the time.
Bray in Wicklow faced a sharp drop in tourist traffic after adopting the Irish name Bri Chualann. Residents urged a revert to Bray but the Wicklow County Council refused approval. Officials allowed "Bray" in brackets, but locals fear three names will cause confusion and harm business.
The Inland Sea tale centers on a gigantic serpent said to inhabit Pyramid Lake, entering through underwater passages from the Pacific. Reported sightings alarm locals as scientists debate whether a worm mass underpins the myth. The lake, 300 miles from the ocean, hosts seagulls, pelicans, venomous snakes, spider webs, and rich trout fisheries.
Senator John W. Harreld of Oklahoma protests removal of a Fort Worth district enforcement officer in Langton Ohio. He calls for reinstatement of the clergyman and urges the prohibition director to avoid appointments that could jeopardize his chances for re election.
General Andrews did not specify any measures regarding Harreld's letter raising questions about campaign integrity. The statement hints at concerns that could affect standing and reelection chances in the upcoming campaign.
A damaged fragment notes a jay walking ordinance in Los Angeles praised for reducing dangerous pedestrian behavior. It describes ridicule guiding pedestrians to heed signals and traffic control, stating fools who ignore warnings face scorn and education through public safety pressures.
A Dreco testimonial campaign touts a 35 year stomach suffering cure. Miss Mary Roth of Hazelton Pa reports digestive relief and renewed appetite after using Dreco, with a money back guarantee via McKee’s Kut Rate Store if no benefit is found.
The Gulagate Conference of the British Coal Miners Federation in London reconsidered its action of yesterday. It will cooperate with the royal commission on condition that the miners interpretation of the coal subsidy agreement be observed.
Local readers recall Bessemer baseball enthusiasm as fans in the city follow recent games. The brief item notes community interest and ongoing support for the team, reflecting a sports culture in Bessemer.
Local readers who secured tickets for the first two World Series games in Pittsburgh are R. E. Martland Gust Nelson Al Pearson Oscar Johnson Dewey Nord and Carl Carlson. Other fans in the district are staying informed about game outcomes by ratio or by calling the NEWS for updates.
The police ordered George Kolm to keep his dog tied up after Thomas Stevens was bitten. I A Fuller and George Brown, previously at 44 Washington Street near Wright's Market, have moved to 188 North Mill Street and are now open for business. Local 4412.
Four crew members of the Swedish training ship Gull were reported missing after the vessel was rammed and sunk by the French steamer Cap. The incident occurred near London as rescue efforts continued.
Police report that two hours of searching failed to locate a missing spare tire from a White Hill automobile van parked on North Jefferson Street in front of the Legion Home. The incident occurred between 1 and 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. C. J. Emminger of 121% South Jefferson Street filed the report.
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