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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
56
Frank M. Jones, day police serjeant, notes that only about one in twenty five motorists can recall their license number without hesitating. He urges owners to memorize the number for quicker, trouble free identification in emergencies. He warns it saves time and avoids unpleasantness.
Grove City Pa October 9 Professor H McBurrowes of Grove City college faculty will represent the college at a Saturday meeting in Harrisburg to stabilize college debate in Pennsylvania. He leads the Grove City debate program and helped form a western Pennsylvania league of schools. The gathering, postponed earlier, aims to organize winter and spring term debates with rival Class B teams in the area. Arrangements will soon set the crimson team’s schedule.
The Mountville Cemetery association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday afternoon October 17 at 1 30 o clock in the Y W C A parlor New Castle Pa All interested are requested to attend J L Welch Chairman.
Oscar Wells of Birmingham Alabama has been chosen president of the American Bankers Association. He began in banking at 16 in a Platte City Missouri bank run by a relative, later studied in college, and returned to finance in 1898 to become a cashier at a large southern bank.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and scalp treatment that stops dandruff itching and hair loss while encouraging growth and beauty. Sold at McKee's Kut Rate Store and all druggists. ask for it by name Parisian Sage.
The passage traces a banker’s career across Fort Worth in 1905 as a cashier, then 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, the post he holds now.
Bray in Wicklow abandons Bri Chualann after tourism plummets. Urban Council pleads to keep Bray name with Bri in brackets, but Wicklow County Council blocks change. Residents warn of three names causing more confusion and harm to business.
Nevada legends tell of a gigantic serpent dwelling in Pyramid Lake far inland. The beast is said to enter through a long underground passage from the Pacific and prey on unsuspecting boaters. Scientists debate if it is a giant worm mass, while locals recall glimpses from era to era.
Senator John W. Harreld of Oklahoma protested the dismissal of a minister as enforcement officer in Lawton Oklahoma. He urged General Lincoln C Andrews not to appoint officials in his state that could jeopardize his re election prospects and demanded reinstatement of the clergyman.
General Andrews refused to disclose any action on Harreld's letter amid remarks about actions that could affect standing in an upcoming campaign. The statement left the fate of Harreld's letter unclear and did not specify ensuing steps.
The piece discusses a Los Angeles jay-walking ordinance aimed at pedestrians who ignore traffic signals. It notes ridicule as a social deterrent, mentions fines contributing to the city treasury, and asserts success in reducing risky behavior by pedestrians.
An advertisement claims 35 years of indigestion relief with Dreco from the Dreco expert at McKee's Rut Rate Store. It cites testimonials from Miss Mary Roth of Hazelton and a 71 year old sufferer who reports relief, improved appetite, energy, sleep, and kidney/liver function, with a full purchase price refund if no benefit.
London Oct 9 The delegate conference of the British Coal Miners Federation re considered its action of yesterday refusing to cooperate with the royal commission of inquiry into the coal industry. The conference voted to sign on condition that the miners interpretation of the coal subsidy agreement is observed.
In Bessemer Pennsylvania readers note excitement among local baseball fans as the town follows games with enthusiasm. Details on teams, dates, and standings appear in the snippet, reflecting community sports interest.
Ticket holders for the first two World Series games in Pittsburgh included R. B. K. Martland Gust Nelson Axel Pearson Oscar Johnson Dewey Nord and Carl Carlson. Other district fans follow results via radio or by calling the NEWS.
Thomas Stevens of 101 East Long Avenue was bitten by a dog owned by George Kotar of 10 West Washington Street. Police ordered Kotar to keep the dog tied up.
L. A. Fuller and George Brown relocate from 2344 East Washington Street next to Wright's Market to 133 North Mill Street at the corner of North and announce they are open for business. Local 3412
Four crew members of the Swedish training vessel Gull were missing after it was rammed and sunk by the French steamer Captain Illiquet in the Channel off the Isle of Wight. Captain Illiquet rescued three of the Gull’s seven crew after a two hours search.
C. J. Emminger of 1219 South Jefferson reported to police that his spare tire was stolen from his automobile parked on North Jefferson in front of the Legion Home between 2 30 and 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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