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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1925

Page

2

Dirigibles Fate Beneficial To Ai Program Says

Washington Sept 6 view of future commercial conquest of the air Shenandoah tragedy seen as progress in aeronautics says air craft expert P E C Nagel of the commerce department. He notes the loss will spur further development of lighter than air craft and new knowledge will improve safety and navigation for overseas service. Britain is building three balloons for a London India service at over five million dollars each.

Robert S. Thornburgh International News Service Blalt Washington Shenandoah P. E. C. Nagel Department of Commerce Nagel Los Angeles Bermuda Great Britain

Runkle Attends Tulsa Convention

George F. Runkle attends the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Tulsa Oklahoma. The News reports his trip covered about 1231 miles by car and notes the News name plates on his machine. By the time he returns the plates should have traveled at least 2500 miles.

George F. Runkle Tulsa Oklahoma Runkle

New Castle Fair Set to Open with Big Premiums

Six brewers watch preparations as fair grounds near readiness for next week’s show. Indiana driven car seen near Cascade Park. buyers stock up as 24 packs of chewing tobacco are bought. The fair owns 162 acres with 50 devoted to show grounds, halls, stables, rest rooms, display hall. Premium money totals 7400 with 600 cattle, 60 draft horses, 300 sheep, 150 hogs and many poultry entries. Races feature 175 horses on a half mile track starting 1 30 pm Thursday to Saturday. grandstand seats 1890. Cattle cavalcade and coon hunts add to events.

New Castle Pomona Grange Farmers’ Supply Company Pennsylvania Firet Water

Neshannock Township Builds Modern School Facility

Neshannock Township moves forward with a new seven acre, 35 thousand dollar school replacing four old rural schools. The seventh and eighth grades will attend the new building with classes from one to seven. Teachers include Mrs. Lucy Sargent and three others. Opening ceremony planned for October after final touches. Bond opposition earlier defeated. project completed despite controversy.

Isele Neshannock Township Mitchell School Kings' Chapel Painter Hill Pleasant Valley Lucy Sargent Lilly McGarry Gertrude Johnson Elizabeth Noss Sargent Rpad B. J. McCandless Ellwood Gley H. P. Workley Ellwood City

County Fair Promised as Largest in Western Pennsylvania

The county fair near the city on the Harlansburg road is poised to become the largest in western Pennsylvania. Organizers report growing exhibits and concessions surpassing district fairs and even rivaling state fairs. The grounds four miles east are accessible via an improved highway, with twenty two special police stationed under Superintendent W. J. Graham to ensure safety.

Fairy Grounds Harlansburg W. J. Graham Agitad

Naval experts take charge of inquest on Shenandoah crash

Reports from Commander Klein indicate naval observers oversaw the Shenandoah incident recall of Captain Steele from leave, with Klein and Kraus accompanying him to observe wreckage near Ava. An Arlington Cemetery funeral is planned for four officers who died, bodies shipped with instructions not to open caskets due to mutilation, while others are separately interred.

Jacob Klein Steele Caldwell Navy Department Klein Los Angeles Germany S. M. Kraus United States Washington Capt Ava Shenandoah Re. Houghton Brookline Alvin Shaddy U .S. Medical Corps Lansdowne Hancock Sheppard James Cullinan Shaddy B. O'Sullivan O’sullivan Lowell Mass William Sprattly Maggie Sprattley Venice

Refuse Permit For Abandoning Sharon Line

The state railway commission refuses to grant a street railway company permission to abandon service for an indefinite period and to remove tracks. The commission finds it lacks authority to permit such an action across its corporate territory. The News announces September primaries and lists Republican and Democratic district attorney candidates and city council and school board races in Ellwood City and New Castle.

Coolidge Backed Building Another Airship

The report notes Coolidge favored constructing another dirigible amid inquiries into the disaster. It mentions Secretary Wilbur and a widow’s charge about orders to the west, with Lansdowne’s warning of storms. Mrs. Lansdowne reportedly retracted, but officials seek a thorough, impartial probe and congressional inquiry for full facts.

Coolidge Zachary Lansdowne West Wibur Lansdowne Wilbur Lakehurst

Kidnapper Hunt Ties to Long Island Taxi Slaying

New Jersey state police pursue Philip K. Knapp the so called thrill murderer in a cold blooded murder case of Louis Panella, a Long Island taxi driver. Eyewitnesses John Sandine and Fred Gould chased the kidnapper as a taxi fired pistol shots. Panella was found battered and likely killed.

Philip K. Knapp Louis Panella Long Island Syracuse Mary John Sandine Fred Gould

New York Man Murdered and Body Set Afire

Detectives conclude a man about 30 years old, five feet eight inches tall and 160 pounds was murdered in New York and his body burned beyond recognition. The corpse was found after an automobile was saturated with kerosene, and the body appears to have been stolen from Leo Warren of Newark, New Jersey, on July 14.

Leo Warren Newark

Airship Shenandoah disaster unity call by Captain Steele

Commander Jacob H Klein and naval officers urged public and presidential support for the policy after the Shenandoah wreck. Captain Steele said the loss was due to stronger winds than the ship could endure and criticized editorial pessimism while vowing to end his probe within a day or two.

Jacob H. Klein Steele Steela Columbus Ayo Shenandoah Department of Justice

Deaths Of The Day David 5 Williams Jr

Deaths of the day include eleven year old David 5 Williams Jr son of David 5 and Margaret J Jones Williams who died at 402 East Lincoln Avenue after a two day diphtheria illness He was born April 6 1814 in the city and attended Highland Avenue school He leaves parents two brothers and a sister with a private funeral at 6 oclock Sunday from the home and burial in Oak Park cemetery Also listed is the death of Congetta Siame age 36 wife of Antonio Siame at 411 Denver Avenue due to heart trouble Surviving are her husband and five children Funeral Monday at 2 30 from Italian M E church Interment Oak Park cemetery Mrs Laura Bennett of Shenango Township buried Friday at Savannah Methodist Church Interment Little Beaver Cemetery Also noted is John C Haus funeral Friday at 2 from Offutt Funeral Home Interment Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers named

David Willams, Jr Williams Margaret J. Jones Williams East Lincoln Avenue Thin City First Baptist Church Millia Wallace Oak Park Cemetery Congetta Siome Congetta Siame Antonio Siome Diet v Denver Avenue M. E South Mill Street John C. Haus Offutt Funeral Home North Mercer Street H. A. Ellis First Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery Wiliam T. Butz John M. Suyder Edward E. Bigley William C. Hess Robert M. Whaley Edward E. Marshall

Bandits Kill Man and Escape With 5500 in Brooklyn

Bandits shot and killed Charles Paunarous, foreman for the Mill red Shoe Company, at 108 Clifton Place Brooklyn during a hallway hold-up. They escaped with 5500 dollars.

Internatonal News Service New York Charles Paunarous Mlldred Shoe Company Clifton Place Brooklyn Concern

Plans Complete For Celebration By Labor Monday

A strong labor event program features speeches by Judge Plummer Emery and Arthur Holden, with many contests scheduled including races swimming horseshoe pitching and a bathing beauty contest titled Miss Canada Casca. Cash prizes will reward winners, Labor Car badges have arrived, and the official program is circulating. Entries for the bathing beauty contest close at noon Monday with Willis Campbell or Jack Hulme.

Plummer Emery Arthur Holden Washington, D. C Mhess Willis Campbell Sport Committee Jack Hulme

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