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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

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Baby Awakens Parents as Smoke Fills Room Fire Alarm Triggers Escape

A blaze in the east side building near midnight sent smoke through the lower floor pool room. The Thompson infant stirred and screamed waking parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Alexander, allowing all to flee in safety. Tenants say careless matches ignited paper in the cellar, with James Gilfillan’s property sustaining about $200 in loss. Firemen arrived promptly, a second alarm followed, and Chief Chas. Lynn led the investigation that labeled the cause as accidental. The page continues on another column.

Airs Harry Thompson East Washington Street J. L. Alexander Pbeby Thompson Home Ee Alexander S. A. Rosen James Gilfillan Chas. Lynn Lynn

Police Intensify Search After Bandit Suspect

Police steps escalate to capture a suspected bandit after a second victim dies. Authorities seek witnesses and review surveillance as the case broadens with the latest fatality.

Akron Officers Gain Confession In Brutal Murder

Buffalo dispatch reports that George Dutch Anderson and the gang linked to Gerald Chapman are under police focus after a dramatic bank holdup at Marine Trust Company. A 16 year old boy and a wounded bank messenger died as authorities pursue leads, with rewards totaling 20 thousand dollars.

Akron International News Service Buffalo N. Y George Dutch) Anderson Gerald Chapman Anderson Harry Harris Marine Trust Company Harold Brown Main Street Tupper Street Buffalo Clearing House Association Brown Louis M. Yarington Charles W. Clifford Clifford Ohio Joseph Obermeier J. Grant Hyde Obermeter Hyde Company Obermier

New Albany Pastor Called to Central Presbyterian Church

Dr. Thomas B. Terhune of Hutchinson Presbyterian in New Albany Indiana has been called to lead the Central Presbyterian church. Congregation expects he will accept and arrive soon to assume charge of the work.

Thomas B. Terhune Hutchinson Presbyterian Church New Albany Ind Central Presbyterian Church

New Castle Community Chest Surpasses Goal in Final Drive

The New Castle Community Chest Drive ended with total pledges of 93,900 dollars, beating the 93,069 target and funding ten local agencies for the year. Fred Rentz briefly threatened to cover the shortfall, but J Clyde Gilfillan rallied participants with a quick speech and raised additional funds. The event, held at the High Twelve Club, featured spirited support and enthusiastic crowds, marking a successful community effort.

New Castle High Twelve Club Rentz Fred L. Rentz Fred Rentz Gilfilan

Mitchell Pleads Not Guilty To Eight Charges

Col Billy Mitchell pleaded not guilty to eight specifications of conduct prejudicial to military discipline. The arraignment occurred before a jury of generals at the court martial, after the defense failed to obtain a bill of particulars.

Mitchell W. K. Hutchinson International News Service Washington Billy Mitchell United States Coolidge Blanton Winship Col Sherman Moreland

Pete Cristean Petition for Pardon Denied

The state pardons board refused Pete Cristean's petition for a full pardon for the murder of Police man John Cucia. Cristean’s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment at Western Penitentiary.

Pete Chrisean John Cucia State’ Pardons Board Christean Western Penitentiary

Snowy mischief on the alleyway chase

A soggy playful snow scene unfolds as a boy throws a snowball at a man in stylish dress. The man pursues the boy down an alley while a narrator recalls the shared mischief and the chilly thirty three degree weather.

Unplanned Hallowe'en Night in New Castle Sparks Snowfall

With unorganized plans for Halloween in New Castle and snowfall possible tonight, likely many masqueraders may appear on downtown streets. Police Chief Henry Dysart says harmless fun will be allowed but any rowdy behavior will be stopped to preserve order. Miss Nellie Houston of Oil City ends a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Haley on East Falls Street.

Hallowe'en New Castle Henry Dysart Nellie Houston Oil City John B. Haley East Falls Street

Fullerton Chosen as Pennsylvania Tax Delegate to New Orleans

A. H. Fullerton of North Beaver township, noted farmer and Pennsylvania State Grange executive, has been appointed by Governor Pinchot to attend the tax association meeting in New Orleans from November 9 to 13. He will represent Pennsylvania’s farming sector among a small state delegation. The conference will gather national and international attendees to discuss taxation based government issues.

A. H. Fullerton North Beaver Township Pennsylvania State Grange Gifford Pinchot Tax Association New Orleans Fullerton Pennsylvania United States

Halloween Party Planned at Epworth M E Church

A Hallowe en party will be given in Epworth M E church Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 for children of the primary and beginners department.

Epworth M. EB

Election Boards Urged to Report Precinct Returns

The News asks city and county election boards to call 4000 with precinct results as soon as they are known after next Tuesday's election. The request follows a successful prompt reporting at the recent primary and seeks swift general election results.

Police Officer Loses Wallet

Officer Pete Hillers misplaced his pocketbook in the last day with about 24 dollars, his driver’s license, a fraternal order of police receipt, and other items of value. The bag contains his name, so the finder is expected to return it to him.

Pete Hillers Order of Police

Deputy Sheriff James 3 Whiteman Dies at 67

Lawrence County deputy sheriff James 3 Whiteman, a former local tin worker, died October 29 at his home 533 Taylor Street after a brief illness of pneumonia. He was born September 1, 1878.

James 3. Whiteman Lawrence County Taylor Street Mr. Whiteman

Fear of French politics disrupts Locarno pact

London officials worry internal French turmoil could threaten Locarno settlements as Britain weighs a protest over Damascus and Gen Sarrail's actions. Downing Street defers Syrian issue to the League of Nations while awaiting mandate inquiries.

H. K. Reynolds International News Service London France Damascus Downing Street Locarno Foreign Office Sarrail Britain League of Nations League

Coupe Hit By Train At McCleary Avenue Crossing

G. A. Fordney of 1214 Delaware Avenue narrowly escaped death when his coupe was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at the McCleary avenue crossing near Sampson Street. The front end of the car was wrecked and Fordney did not notice the train until it was too late.

G. A. Fordney Delaware Avenue Pennsylvania McCleary Avenue Sampson Street Fordney

Deaths of Several Residents Listed in City Mortality Roundup

The notice lists James I. Whiteman aged 47 of 533 Taylor Street and Florilla Davis aged 90 of 1rozs West Washington Street among the dead. Also named are William V. Troth 57 of Pulaski and George W. Lewis 75 of Slippery Rock township. Aaron Havke 80 of Slippery Rock township and Benjamin FP Pierce 47 of Youngstown QC. George B. McDonald 49 of Newport Ky and Mrs Anna Wallage 58 of Bessemer are recorded as deceased.

James I. Whiteman Taylor Street Florilla Davis 1Rozs Washington Street William V. Troth Pulaski George W. Lewis Slippery Rock Aaron Havke Benjamin Fp, Pierce Youngstown George B. McDonald Newport Anna Wallage Bessemer

Football Scores Call-in Instructions Vary by Time

The notice directs football score callers to use 22 or 150 after five o'clock, and 175 from 6:30 p.m. onward. It specifies the evening calling procedure for The News and fans seeking results.

Marriage Licenses Listed for Ellwood City and Nearby

A fragmentary notice lists marriage licenses for James Rosaci and Mable Jeffers in Ellwood City, Arthur RE in Platts, Maddie A. Douglas in New Castle, and John Dickey with Mabel Mahoney in New Castle. The text then shifts to ad-like lines about footballs and classifieds.

James Rosaci Ellwood City Mable Jeffers Arthur RE. Platts Youngstown Maddie A. Douglas New Castle John Dickey Mabel Mahoney

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East Side Buffalo Bank Astrid Sweden Olaf Homberger Obermeier Con Thos. B. Terhune O. P. Brown J. Clyde Gilfllan Clyde Thomas H. Hartman Pete Cristean State Pardon Board Arthur Mometer Children's Party Rism League of Nations Mandate Ieao Coupe McCleary Ave
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