Radio Expert Sees End Of Interference
Washington report outlines approaches to suppress electrical interference hindering radio reception. Government and private engineers seek filters shields and strategic antenna placement to reduce hum from nearby AC power lines and other spark sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Standards
Robert S. Thornburg
International Mews Service
Washington
America
J. H. Dellinger
Radio Laboratory
Dellinger
Republican Party Candidates Named for 1925 General Election
The Republican party lists county and city office candidates selected at the recent primary for the November 3, 1925, general election. Names and positions are announced for voter guidance and campaign organization.
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Republican Party
Unidentified murder marsh victims bog mystery deepens
Col umbus readers learn details of the ongoing marsh murders as County Detective Dunlap and investigators press to identify two victims found in the swamp near Youngstown. Clues include clothing bundles dated September 25 1925 from a Pittsburgh paper and possible links to a missing 24 year old man.
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J. H. Dunlap
Columbus
J. M. Dunlap
New Castle
Youngstown
Cleveland
Buffalo
W. W. Fletcher
Dunlap
Fletcher
Marsh
Lew Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Pittsburgh
Wampum M E Church Notice
Wampum M E church Rev J S Petrie pastor Sunday school at 10 morning service at 11 on Abraham's Sacrifice and evening service at 7 30 on Results of Disobedience.
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Wampum M. E
Petrie
Abraham
School Children Rally To Save Old Ironsides
In New Castle the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks sponsors a drive to raise funds to restore the U S S Constitution known as Old Ironsides. Children contribute pennies as the lodge Elk Mo 69 joins the effort, honoring naval history and American valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
United States Navy
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Congress
Secretary of Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
New Castle
Lodge
Elke
United States
Restaurant Man Charged With Health Law Violation
C. O. Bartlett proprietor of a restaurant at 130 West Long Avenue appeared before the mayor after Sanitary Officer L. Hoon charged him with violating city health laws. Water from the dish washing machine ran into an open cellar ditch and garbage was not properly cared for. The mayor ordered sewer connections and proper waste handling. a repeat offense may bring a fine.
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C. O. Bartlett
West Long Avenue
L. Hoon
Beginner's Swim Class Opens at Y Friday Night
The YMCA in New Castle will start a beginner’s swim class for senior members on Friday evening October 23 at the association pool. The program runs weekly through winter with non-swimmers urged to enroll. Harry B. Day will lead the class.
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Association
New Castle
Harry
Day
Three Young Men Enlist in Marine Corps Training
William Dodds and Lewis Lloyd have enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and are now at Paris Island training camp. Sergeant Bryant of the U.S. Army recruiting station announced Ernest Cornell also enlisted, with Dodds and Lloyd from Lawrence County and Cornell from New York City.
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William Dodds
Lewis Lloyd
United States Marine Corps
Tully
Paris Island
Bryant
U. S. Army
Ernest Cornell
Dodds
Lloyd
Lawrence County
Cornell
New York City
Final Stages of Chest Drive Reaching Completion
George F. Winter led a meeting urging workers and executives to finish the Community Chest campaign in New Castle. He praised progress and warned against setup risks while stressing the drive funds ten institutions and rested on contributors to determine success.
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George F. Winter
New Castle
Winter
Mellon Proposes Alternative Tax Rate Schedule
A government official outlines two tentative tax rate schedules used to estimate revenue. The preferred plan shifts from a one percent on the first 3000, three percent on the next 4000, and five percent thereafter to a blended scheme starting with one percent on 3000, two percent on the next 1000, three percent on the next 4000, and five percent on the remainder. The treasury clarifies no definite rates are proposed beyond illustrative figures.
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Treasury
North Street Hi Y Club Holds Weekly Session
North Street Junior Hi Y Club met last night at the Y with Supervisor John Leonard in charge. The group continued its study on Pioneer Ways of Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Street
Hi-Y
John Leonard
Ben Franklin Hi-Y Holds Initiation
The Ben Franklin Junior Hi-Y Club at the Y M C A held an initiation last evening with several new members joining. A good attendance was reported and Supervisor Black led the event.
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Ben Franklin Hi-Y
Ben Franklin
Supervisor Black
Y Midget Leaders Exam This Saturday
The examination for midget leaders will be held at the association gym Saturday morning. All members of the midget class are urged to make a special effort to be present.
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Association Gym
Building Permits For McBride And Frasso In City
John McBride at 1512 Delaware Avenue files for a residence permit. Nick Frasso at 241 East Washington Street applies for a storefront permit.
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John McBride
Delaware Avenue
Nick Frasso
East
Washington Street
Deaths Of The Day In Bluff Street And Other Rites
Funeral services for James Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs James F Mitchell of Bluff street were held Thursday at 9 am at St Mary's church with Rev Fr Martin J Brennan officiating. Interment followed in St Mary's cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Jane Parry 81 of 903 Franklin Avenue and Thomas A Book with services led by local ministers and interment at Oak Park cemetery.
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James Mitchell
James F. Mitchell
Bluff Street
St. Mary’s Church
Martin J. Brennan
John Chaffie
Joseph Todd
Joseph Fulkerson
Joseph Casey
Martin Quinn
Patrick Cosgrove
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Thomas A. Book
Englewood Avenue
George Owen
Central Christian Church
Frederick B. McAllister
First Christian Church
Mr Book
Frank
Floyd
Milton
Frew Book
Lawrence Dean
James Caruthers
Oak Park
Obituary Notices for Robison Hess and Shaffer
Funeral services for John Christie Robison of Detroit were held at 2 P M from Jos 8 Rice Co chapel with Rev Homer B Davis officiating. Pallbearers included Christie Cromwell and Grugel. burial in Oak Park cemetery. Charles Hess 81 Civil War veteran died October 21 after pneumonia. services October 24 at 3 P M at Croton Avenue M E Church with burial in Oak Fork cemetery. Lafayette D Shaffer 79 died October 21 at daughter’s home in New Wilmington. services October 23 at 2 P M from the Lewis home with burial in Brier Hill cemetery.
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John Christie Robison
Detroit
Mich
Jos
Rice Co
East North Street
Homer B. Davis
Epworth M. E. Church
Paul and
Arthur Christie
William and
George Cromwell
John Dean
Frank Grugel
Oak Park Cemetery
Charlies W. Hess
New Castle
Croton Avenue
Mr. Hess
Pittsburgh
Benjamin
Rebecca Jones Hess
New Caste
Co. G
John Bird
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Hess
Sarah Williamson
J. P. Jones
Toledo
Toledo, O
M. EB
D. Ralph Dunn
Oak Fork Cemetery
Lafayette D. Shaffer
John H. Lewis
New Wilmington
Shaffer
Lawrence County
United Presbyterian Church of
Fastbrook
Lewis
Robert M. Shaffer
Leonard Shaffer
California
Duck Hunters Return From Conneaut Lake
Jack Frazier of Leasure Avenue and Ralph Baker of Winter Avenue returned from Conneaut Lake after a successful duck hunt. They brought home five ducks, with one of Frazier's birds among the largest taken there in years. two or three others were lost in the lake.
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Jack Frazier
Leasure Avenue
Ralph Baker
Winter Avenue
Conneaut Lake
Mr. Frazier
West Pittsburg Young People's Conference Opens Friday
The Sixth annual Young People's Conference will be held at the Me thodist Episcopal church of West Pittsburgh on Friday October 23. A group of eminent speakers and a fine musical program are arranged. A banquet is planned at 6 30 in the church. Registration is twenty five cents with extra for the banquet. All over 12 years of age are invited.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
Annual Meeting At Field Club On Monday Night
The New Castle Field Club holds its annual meeting Monday evening October 26 with a banquet at 6 30 preceded by a business meeting to elect four directors three for three years and one for two years. Dr Weir Ketler Grove City College president will speak as trophies are awarded.
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Field Club
New Castle
James K. Love
Weir Ketler
Grove City College
Masquerade Planned at New Castle Field Club
Friday evening October 30 the New Castle Field Club hosts a Hallowe en masquerade dance. The arrangements committee has prepared elaborate plans and a large crowd is expected.
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New Castle Field Club
Committee On
No Report On Christy Case Before State Board
The state board of pardons heard the petition of Pete Christy, convicted slayer of Policeman John Cucia, but no action was announced. Christy sought full freedom after his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. Attorney T W Dickey presented the petition.
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State Board of
Par Gons
Pete Christan
John Cucia
T. W. Dickey
Pardon Board
D C Wills Dies at Cleveland Bank Leader in Pittsburgh Era
D C Wills, longtime Pittsburgh banking figure and first head of the Federal Reserve bank’s fourth district, died in Cleveland at Allegheny Pennsylvania on August 11 1872. He began as a messenger at Mechanics National Bank of Pittsburgh and rose to president of Citizens National Bank at Bellevue before becoming Fed chair. He also served Westminster College board and Presbyterian church committees. Four children survive. funeral planned at First United Presbyterian Church in Carnegie Avenue. Interment likely in Pittsburgh. Messages of condolence flooded the family home from banking colleagues nationwide.
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Allegheny
Mechanics National Bank of Pittsburgh
Mellon National Bank
Diamond National Bank
Wills
First United Presbyterian Church
Carnegie Avenue
Pittsburgh
Westminster College
United Presbyterian Denomration Committee
Italy’s Debt Settlement Aim Guided by U S Principles
The Italian labor mission, led by Signor Grandi with Countess Volpi, seeks a final debt settlement in the United States based on the debtor’s ability to pay. The mission, with broad powers in Washington, aims for a definitive agreement rather than a temporary one.
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United States
Coolidge
Signor Grandi
Pagemats
Washington
Mussolini
Countess Volpi
Spare tire stolen from car on Diamond alley
Police report: Clausen at 804 Neshannock Boulevard said a spare tire was taken from his car while parked on Diamond alley. Also mentioned are F. L. Boal and P. A. Rodgers of Colonial Ice Cream Co returning from a National Ice Cream Makers convention in Detroit, Michigan.
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Clausen
Neshannock Boulevard
Diamond Alley
F. L. Boal
P. A. Rodgers
The
Colonial Ice Cream Co
Detroit
Mich
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M. C. Kennedy
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Louis G. Genkinger
R. T. Withers
Dr. W. L. Campbell
J. H. McKvenny
Andrew Dietterle
Ironsides
U. S. S. Constitution
Hull
James Richard Dacres
Nova Scotia
Dacres
Bainbridge
Java
Stewart
Constitution
New York
Boston
Albany
State of
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Mellon
Jane Parry
Franklin Avenue
Parry
Wales
Protestant Episcopal Church
J. T. Williams
Chester
England
G. A. Golding
John C. Robison
Charles W. Hess
West Pittsburg
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