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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1925
Page
12
City radio enthusiasts plan a Monday night meeting at the YWCA auditorium to form an organized group. The gathering aims to improve radio knowledge reduce interference and invite experts to speak to fans about proper antenna and station use.
Chief Henry Dysart cautions masqueraders to avoid property damage and injury in downtown area. He bans confetti ticklers and talcum powder with penalties for violations.
The New Castle health bureau reports the city is in good shape regarding contagious disease with only three cases noted and all patients recovering. No new cases have appeared in over a week. The article closes with a quote about engagement and fur plans.
The document lists Republican candidates for county offices to be decided at the general election scheduled for November 3, 1925. It names the party slate and the offices sought by each nominee.
Cascade Park officials announce relocation of kiddies playgrounds to the upper park near the former Ye Old Mill site which is dismantled for Ye Old Mill rebuilt. Band stand removal signals broader improvements including new concessions rides and other amusements totaling about 150 000 dollars.
Martin Chill reported to police that his left leg was severely injured this morning following a water shut off incident on Cameron Avenue. Investigators are reviewing the sequence of events and any potential hazards at the site. No further details were provided.
At 5:30 or 9 o clock he tripped on a water shutoff four to five inches above the sidewalk. Mr Chill notes the shutoff is visible in darkness worsened by snow. He could not see the hazard due to poor lighting and snowfall.
The council approved a $137.50 monthly raise for two officers, Carl Lockhard and John Parker, after noting two years of continuous service. Councilman Burns opposed, saying they were not regular policemen. The vote considered their prior temporary service.
Beaver Falls police report a 1922 Ford roadster with Pennsylvania plate 418 060 stolen from Beaver Falls last night. The car reportedly had curtains and blue bulbs in the headlights.
The Rittenhouse Clock, a famed piece at the Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, was relocated during floor changes. An expensive repair would exceed its original $700 cost, and the nine foot high clock with 16 chime sets and astronomical displays is currently not working.
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Yankees officials declined comment on a statement attributed to Ty Cobb that New York was among four clubs bidding for Emory Rigney, Detroit Tigers shortstop. The club admitted it was in desperate straits for a shortstop.
Snow flurries greeted workers in Philadelphia as they headed to offices in the central city. Light snowfall began at 7:26 am and continued. The Weather Bureau noted October 29 as the coldest in Philadelphia for the month, with a 33 degree low, climbing to 45 by afternoon before dropping again.
Reports revived today that Benny Leonard former lightweight champion may return to boxing in New York hearing proposals from Tex Rickard for a big bout at the new Garden. Leonard was said to be considering offers and could headline in a major match this season.
J. W. Browning reports his garage at 204 Milton Street broken into during the night. A tire and a set of chains were stolen, police were notified at 7:20 this morning.
The council approved permits for two street excavations. Manufacturers Light and Heat, owner William Lang, 1314 Wilmington Avenue, will dig a gas service line. New Castle Water, owner Ellen Wilson, 801 Highland Avenue, will lay a water service line.
The council authorized Pitt Construction to build a brick pump housing at the sewage disposal plant. Resident Engineer Jones will oversee the 9 by 14 foot structure, costing about $400.
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