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Republican Party Urges Support in New Castle Election
One week from today voters in New Castle and Lawrence County will elect officials for key offices. The Septembers Republican campaign concluded with candidates named fairly. Republicans predict an overwhelming landslide and re election of Judge S P Emery and the full county and city ticket.
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Lawrence County
Republican Party
S. P. Emery
City Considers Friday Night Hallowe'en Festivity
City hosts no formal Hallowe'en program this year yet expects downtown merriment and masqueraders. Police plan standard duty and no disorder, with informal crowds mingling Friday night to avoid Saturday business, as residents prepare to celebrate Halloween Friday.
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Hopewell Church and New Wilmington Observe 125th Anniversary
The Hopewell church at New Bedford celebrated 125 years of service this past month. The Presbyterian congregation at New Wilmington is marking the same 125th anniversary, noting their status as early district founders.
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New Bedford
Attock Presbyterian
New Wilmington
Anniversary tribute to enduring churches in Lawrence county
The piece honors two longstanding churches forming 125 years of history in Lawrence county and its district, praising their role in regional development and pioneer heritage. It notes the importance of observing their anniversaries and acknowledges the influence of such institutions over more than a century. It ends with a light aside on wealth and value.
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Lawrence County
Crime in Many Phases Is on the Increase Warns Judge Lindsey
Judge Ben Lindsey of the Denver Juvenile Court says crime in many forms is rising due to education and religious failures, divorce, desertion, and dependency. He credits probation when well administered but notes many crimes go unprosecuted, with youths stealing but not being charged.
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Juvenile Court of
Denver
Chicago
Election Day Hints and Social Snippets From New Castle
A column blends wry social observations with election forebodings and light satire on fashion, prices, gender roles, and daily life. It notes upcoming election day, jokes about war tax, auto prices, and a Pittsburgh hospital charge, with playful quips on manners and modern trends.
Today’s Aniversaries From 1787 To 1923
The list notes events and births including The Federalist first appearing in 1787 by Hamilton Madison and Jay. It mentions Gen John Coburn born 1825 and died 1908 in Indianapolis and Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 in New York City. It cites 1920 Lassen Peak eruption report and 1923 Cambridge elm downfall that sheltered Washington.
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Madson
Jay
John Coburn
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Olympia
Columbia River
Kenyon Cox
Warren
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Oyster Bay
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Ancient Order of United Workmen
Meadville
Marshal M. Bazaine
Metz
Lassen Peak
Cambridge
Mass
Washington
Pittsburgh Wife Seeks Divorce Over Champagne Sugar Clash
A Pittsburgh woman seeks divorce after a party quarrel over her adding sugar to champagne. Her husband accused her of spoiling both sugar and drink and was only on speaking terms with her for two of their nine years of marriage.
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Pittsburgh
Celebrity actress shuns handkerchiefs amid fan gifts
The noted film star avoids buying handkerchiefs claiming ad mirers send hundreds as gifts at Christmas and birthdays. We joke about neckties for friends on those days while admitting occasional purchases are needed. The piece also mentions Chicago crime figures and Halloween plans, ending with a note on debt funding talks and loan term timing.
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Italian Debt Funding Commission
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Andy Mellon
It will take more than a pick pocket to get money from birds
A New Castle woman keeps money hidden away, avoiding theft by ever-present caution. She suits up in fine clothes, fooling most people except the ice man who notices her routine.
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New Castle
Castle
Ice Man
Safety Sam Says Rail Crossing Alibi Caught by Jack Frost
A playful saying notes alibis in rail crossing accidents melt away as Jack Frost removes them, highlighting winter weather's impact on safety excuses and roadside incidents.
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Ol’ Jack Frost
The Charleston Blamed for Girls Leaving Homes
A Pittsburgh item notes the Charleston dance as blamed for many girls leaving their homes. It claims over 1,667 people are missing in the city this year and that police are searching for them. An East Side man is described as the town’s meanest, who uses his wife’s china for dinners to avoid washing dishes.
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East Side
Plants get drunk and clergy needs financial sense
A noted scientist says plants get drunk but cannot misbehave in public. A business authority notes clergy require financial sense, and a preacher living on a modest ministerial salary must develop it highly.
County Ballot Call Favoring Straight Republican Ticket
The speaker urges a smooth county voting day next Tuesday backing the straight Republican ticket. Emphasizes the nominated men and women as competent efficient and the best citizens for the county.
Head of the House Gets Circular from Caller
The husband at home while his wife worked downtown receives a circular delivered to The Head of the House. The husband looks at the address and responds.
Ladies spray Stop and Detour on stockings in Paris style row
A woman painted Stop on one stocking and Detour on the other in a Paris style fashion clash. Designers in America echoed the claim that women are too distracted by fashion. The stunt sparked debate about gender attitudes and dress codes in public.
One Year Ago League Council Session in Brussels
Mrs P M Urdang died in New York City at an reported age of 114 years. The note places the events a year prior with brief mentions of the League of Nations special session in Brussels.
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P. M. Urdang
New York City
Two Billion Crime Wave and Hague Grammar
ARTH BRISBANE cites Mr Rathbone of National Surety Co calling a $2 000 000 000 crime wave. Discussion of policing, coal strikes, Hague leadership in Jersey City, Curtis critique, and the push toward modern prosperity and aviation as Coolidge contemplates naval air power.
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Rathbone
National Surety Co
New York
Taking life seriously shapes true character, Crane says
Dr. Frank Crane argues that the worst creed is to expect nothing for fear of disappointment. The truly great endure hardship, strive with courage, and trust. superficial living remains surface plowing while true gold lies deeper. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Psalm 121 7 Lord's protection vow
A brief religious verse declaring divine guarding from evil with a promise to keep the soul safe, invoking Psalm 121 verse seven as a source of reassurance and faith.
President cites religion as remedy for law enforcement failures
The article recalls President Coolidge urging religious influence to fix societal ills. It notes California Governor Richardson receiving telegrams urging clemency for Charlotte Anita Whitney, a 1919 syndicalism convict linked to the Communist Labor Party. It also profiles Upton Sinclair and Roger Baldwin opposing capital and social stability.
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Washington
Richardson
California
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Republic
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Supreme Court of the United States
Misa Whitney
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Union
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Wellesley
National American Women's Suffrage Association
Supreme Court
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Upton Sinclair
Roger Baldwin
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Problem For Parents by Edgar A Guest
A humorous meditation on guiding a three year old girl toward refinement while she imitates her bold elder brother. The verse explores the challenge of shaping manners against a child’s natural affection for her sibling and his rough world. The author notes parental struggle to temper language and behavior as the child echoes her brother’s slang.
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Archbishop Hanna Seen as Next American Cardinal
The Most Rev Edward J Hanna archbishop of San Francisco is mentioned in Vatican circles as a potential American cardinal. Born 63 years ago in Rochester New York he studied in Rome Munich and Cambridge before becoming a theology professor at St Bernards Rochester. He faced a prior denial of confirmation as coadjutor bishop due to a modernization charge later disproved and in 1912 became auxiliary bishop of San Francisco succeeding Archbishop Riordan.
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