Wills Satire Targets Senators In Tone Of A Letter
A satirical note from Santa Monica mocks U S Senators Will as a figure sending a playful letter to The News. The piece envisions a Senate debate on tariff and other topics with names like Reed Heflin Al Smith and Boulder Dam. It riffs on tariff seed and prohibition as it humorously predicts delays through Christmas.
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Heat peaks at ninety four as Labor Day traffic swells
Weather observers report a 94 degree maximum one of two hottest days of the summer aided by a cool breeze. The Shenango river sits at the lowest level of the season, dipping a tenth of a foot daily. Labor Day parade traffic filled downtown streets with heavy flow and plans for traffic relief grow. Local bridges are debated while the East Side North Hill viaduct is seen as a key improvement. Structural steelwork on the Shenango pottery addition advances and many county schools resume, including New Castle children.
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B. F. Johnson
Old Sol
Shenange
East Side
North Hill
Daily Weather Report for New Castle Area
Weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at nine this morning from the New Castle Water Co. pump station show a maximum temperature of 84 and a river stage of 34 feet and falling with no precipitation. Previous 24-hour periods report a high of 92 and river stages around 3.5 and 2.6 feet, with no rain noted.
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B. F. Johnson
New Castle
Teachers Meet To Prepare For New School Term
Nearly four hundred New Castle teachers gathered for the pre term setup at the Senior high school. Dr G C Green welcomed staff and Dr P E Harris of Pittsburgh spoke on curriculum and its role in schools. The session used Eastern Standard Time for operations and aimed to ensure a banner year for the district.
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University of Fittsburgh
Twelve Killed By Automobiles Labor Day Crash
Twenty three people were injured and twelve killed in Pennsylvania automobile accidents during Labor Day as crowds traveled to celebrate. The worst crash occurred near Allentown when two children died and four others were injured after a driver swerved to avoid a collision. A bandit suspect was killed at Tinicum amid the holiday incidents.
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Pare Twa
Death notices for Reynolds, Henderson, Pitzer, Pack and Rose
Obituary notices list Albert W. Reynolds 81 of S11 Almira avenue Robert W. Henderson 83 of 341 Moody Avenue Eva Katherine Pitzer 58 of Fayette Pa Maury Pack 74 of 1019 Winslow Avenue James William Rose 44 of 1210 Crofen Avenue all reported in a local death record brief
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Albert W. Reynolds
Almira Avenue
Robert W. Henderson
Moody Avenue
Eva Katherine Pitzer
Fayette
Birs
Maury Pack
Winslow Avenue
James William Rose
Crofen Avenue
Young Man Killed As Machine Upsets Near City
Anthony Wilson, 27, of Pittsburgh, died when his car overturned on Lincoln highway near CENTRAL CITY Pennsylvania. Two companions were injured but not seriously as they were returning from Atlantic City. Police report the accident occurred early September 3.
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Graf Zeppelin May Complete Trip Tonight
Graf Zeppelin nears Portugal and is expected to cut across France to Friedrichshafen completing an unprecedented aerial circumnavigation. The dirigible left Lakehurst at 6 18 a m. and, if speed holds, should arrive at Lake Constance tonight carrying 77 passengers as it nears its home base.
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MacDonald Will Expound Peace In Geneva Talks
World eyes Geneva as League of Nations assembly opens. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Britain plans to outline progress on naval disarmament with U S Ambassador Charles G Dawes. Reports suggest a satisfactory agreement reached, with Britain and the United States advancing peace efforts in armament reduction.
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Coolidge to Write Series of Articles for News
Calvin Coolidge will begin a series of articles starting next Saturday September 1 detailing his views and plans as president. The format promises clear statements and policy outlines aimed at informing readers about national issues and governance.
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Calvin Coolidge
What It Means To Be President For The New Castle News
A feature explores the responsibilities and public expectations of the presidency, detailing leadership roles, decision making, and the impact of a president’s actions on national and local communities.
Typhoon Sinks Mayon Steamer Off Luzon Coast
A typhoon raging over Luzon sank the Mayon steamer of the Manila Railroad Company Monday afternoon. Nine survivors were ashore at Bantú Point, while twenty eight crew and officers are missing. A rescue party was sent but reports have been unavailable. Governor General Dwight Davis, touring Cebu, noted the storm’s reach beyond the main area.
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Registration in New Castle Sees Light Voter Turnout
Voters in New Castle show weak registration as the second day opens ahead of the September 17 primary. Registrars idle at precincts, booths open until 11 pm, and a final chance to register remains on September 15 for eligibility to vote.
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British Planes Bomb Syria Village Report
An unconfirmed report cites British airplanes bombing the Syrian village of Sarda amid Arab massing fears near Jerusalem. The Daily News dispatch claims Arabs mutilated Jews and that Jews received governmental arms. British troops guard Palestine as tensions rise across Syria, Jerusalem, and Transjordan.
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Mysterious Death of Woman Found in Burlap Sack
A Detroit woman reports the discovery near Morris of a female body sewn in a burlap bag weighted with a rock. Officials say she had been dead over a month, likely poisoned, preserved, and stored before discovery. Coroner notes initial burial attempt abandoned as decay progressed.
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Wily
Ja Clead
Joseph Hunt
Detroit
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Cosaner Tyler
Grucdyenum
Dewta
Boy Scouts Honor Labor Day Crowd at North Jefferson
Immense Saturday night crowd welcomes home Laber Bay Scouts with a parade to the Legion Home on North Jefferson. Local officials, Mayor Gillespie, and visiting dignitaries send greetings as hundreds gather for a festive salute and program led by the American Legion and Boy Scouts.
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New Castle Bay
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Unclear local notice from Ohio town investigation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a party at an unidentified Shavaw location with mentions of a person named Michael enka from Hubbard Ohio. A suspect allegedly purchased something from a local town resident, with a cash issue and missing item. a detective or investigator woman reportedly revealed details, no clear outcome.
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Resort Damaged By Fire In Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a resort fire causing damage and injuries. Names, dates, and precise location are unreadable, but the scene mentions a man named Walter and a toppled stone structure, suggesting a severe incident with uncertain specifics.
Anviety Felt For Avator Loas Overdue Air Derby
An unclear report describes an air derby event in Cleveland with references to officials, a mayoral context, and widespread disruption. The text mentions fatalities and ongoing coverage, with partial details indicating a contested seating and competing interests, and a continuation on Page Two.
Farrell Today Brutal Order Shocks Community
A chaotic incident at Farrell is reported with vague details. The note references chaotic events, nondescript parties, and a tense atmosphere affecting meals and daily routines in the town. Further specifics are not clearly legible in the fragment.
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Taide Renews MoM Covert Nod in Pod or Peeta Plot
Arthur Mometer a Saks Fg steed a Taide renews a covert nod to MoM amid a pod or Peeta plot. The text reads like a clipped OCR fragment with names and places obscured, presenting a tense political intrigue involving unnamed groups and shifting alliances.
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