Double Slaying Case Ties New Jersey Youth to Kidnap Murder
Mary Daly, six, of Montclair, to be buried today as Harrison Noel, 20, confesses to kidnapping and murdering her and another man. Noel, jailed in a double cell, remains silent amid ongoing probes and additional charges. Neal awaits arraignment for Daly homicide and pleads not guilty to Mary Daly kidnapping. Police review Noel's ties to a broader crime spree.
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Noel
Neal
Daly
Pierce
Inuutry
Kkidnaning
Mary Daly
John Sandin
Monelah
Boy to Undergo Bolt Removal by Dr. Jackson at Jefferson
Roy Ruger of Rockford arrives with parents at Jefferson Hospital to have a 2 1 2 inch carriage bolt removed from his lung. The boy swallowed the bolt about three months ago and has wasted away. an X Ray revealed the obstruction and Dr. Chevalier Jackson will perform the bronchoscope operation in hopes of saving his life.
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I International News Service
Philadelphia
Roy Ruger
Rockfford
Tls
Iin
Chevalier Jackson
Jefferson Hospital
Roy
Rockford
Jackson
Arthur Mometer Returns to School Warfront
The article depicts the army and students returning to school after summer. It frames nine months of study as a new front with pencils and books as battles, comparing classrooms to wartime duties. It notes thousands of women and men resuming routines after a long summer break.
Washington Pays Final Tribute To Shenandoah Flyers
Four navy flyers killed on the Shenandoah were buried with stately simplicity at Arlington National Cemetery. Caskets lay amid flowers as comrades and civilians paid their respects near the Maine gravesite. Services for three Lansdowne officers were at 11 then 3:15 for the dirigible captain. all four officers were married and their widows attended, offering mutual comfort. Secretary Wilbur and Acting Secretary Davis attended.
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International News Service
Washington
Navy
Shenandoah
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomas River
Lansdowne
Louis Hancock
J. B. Lawrence
E. W. Sheppard
Wilbur
Davis
Biph
Death notices from Mercer county records in Jefferson and New Castle
Obituary style list shows multiple individuals including Edna E Irvin age 41 of 620 South Bay street and James Leroy Shaffer age 10 in Wile anington township Mercer count. Also mentions Robert M Patton 49 of 310 Mil Ton street Albert Shields 72 of New Castle and William Faust 47 of 1224 Rebecca plus other names with ages and towns.
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Edna E. Irvin
South Bay Street
Robert M. Patton
Mil Ton
James Leroy Shaffer
Wileanington Township
Mercer
James Calvin Robison
Petersburg
William Faust
Rebecca William Humphrey
Por Albert Shields
New Castle
Magrie Horvatin
Crescent- Dale
Jefferson Cooper
Harris, Witle
Pay
Pittsburgh Prohibition Chief and 30 Agents Fired in Shakeup
Cas J. Simons, head of the Pittsburgh prohibition division, and 30 agents were dismissed by Frederick C. Baird, the new federal prohibition administrator for the third district. Baird cited neglect of duty and disobedience to orders, noting beer was sold near headquarters on Labor Day. William J. Martsoll was named acting divisional chief as replacements were drafted from outside the district. Simons was reported in Washington as the action proceeded.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Cas J. Simons
Frederick C. Baird
U. S
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William J. Martsoll
Prohibition
Simons
Baird
Ball Player Dies From Blood Clot After Head Injury
Louis Chodo, pitcher for the Decatur team in the Three I league, died in Evansville after being struck on the head by a ball pitched by Elmer Gray of Evansville during Labor Day play. He suffered a ruptured artery of the brain leading to a fatal blood clot.
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International News Service
Evansville
Ind
Louis Chodo
Decatur
Ill
Elmer Gray
Chedo
Public Schools Start Work For Another Term
The 1925-26 term opens with over ten thousand students from ages six to eighteen returning to Newcastle schools. Only two teachers absent due to illness, Dr. Ben G. Graham reports, ensuring a full staff. A September 8 gathering at Franklin Junior High featured Dr W Charles Wallace giving a keynote on the Service of Teaching as the system begins another promising year.
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New Castle
Ben G. Graham
Franklin Junior High School
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Five Pleas Entered In Liquor Cases
Cosmo Hinch pleaded guilty before Judge Emery to manufacturing liquor. Other liquor case pleas include William Jamison possessing, James transporting guilty, George Seville manufacturing guilty, Arthur Williams transporting no contest.
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Cosmo Hinch
Emery
William Jamison
Ter James
George Seville
Arthur Williams
Labor Day Draws Twenty Thousand To Cascade Park
Labor Day celebration at Cascade Park drawn over 20 000 attendees under Building Trades council auspices. Judge S Plummer Emery and Arthur E Holden spoke to a large crowd with keen interest. Wrestling, swimming and bathing beauty contests highlighted the day with Miss Cascade title awarded to Margaret MacPherson of New Brighton. Second and third prizes went to Mary Elizabeth Foster and Lillian Ward respectively.
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Labor Day
Cascade Park
Building Trades Council
the Grove
S. Plummer Emery
Arthur E. Holden
Washington, D. C
Judge Emery
Mr. Hilden
Willis Campbell
Jack Hulme
Charles Gillum
Albert Walker
H. K. Bell
Cascade
Margaret MacPherson
Ninth Avenue
New Brighton
Mary Elizabeth Foster
Lillian Ward
Nettle Ward
Miss Minskey
Miss MacPhersos
Fanny
Joe Smith
John Kraft
Girlet
Miss
Dahlia Show Returns With Autumn Exhibition Plans
The Arden Garden Club announces the Dahlia show and autumn exhibition to be held at Carnegie Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday September 22 and 23. Sponsors are optimistic and a printed schedule will follow.
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Arden Club
Carnegia Auditorium
Garden Club
County Mouth Organ Players Ready For Championship Contest
Lawrence county prepares for the mouth organ championship at the Peon theater on Wednesday September 9. Noon entries total twelve with Waino Parkkala of New Castle and Charles Fletcher of Wampum among those entered. Three judges Prof Thomas W Johns Prof T W Carson and Judy V Sypher will judge. Competition opens at 7 p.m. at the Penn theatre.
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Lawrence County
Home Sweet Home
Peon Theatre
the News
Waino Parkkala
New Castle
Charles Fletcher
Wampum
Loving Cup
Speer Marcusis
Penn Theatre
Snyder
Thomas W. Johns
T. W. Carson
Judy v. Sypher
P.m
Traffic regulations for fair week in New Castle
Chief Henry Dysart announced traffic rules for New Castle Fair week matching last year’s plan. Buses load at the Diamond corner, taxis on Croton Avenue between Washington Street and Permar Alley, unload at the city house. Cars load up against the curb and take turns. no double loading or blocking Croton Avenue. officers will enforce.
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Henry Dysart
New Castle
Diamond
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
Permar Alley
Neation
Local auto racer alive after mistaken death report
Roy J Caldwell of New Castle denied death rumors after a Pittsburgh paper claimed he died in a 50 mile Clarion Fair auto race crash. Caldwell said he was injured but alive, riding with Jack McFadden in the event won by Foster Hallpan of Bridgeville. McFadden aided by turning the car into the fence to avoid worse harm.
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Roy J. Caldwell
OK City
Mr. Caldwell
New Castle
Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Jack McFadden
Philadelphia
McFadden
Loda
Shenanga
Elim Street
Sephia
Foster Hallpan
Bridgeville
Ready To Open Local Fair On Wednesday
Entry list will be unusually big as exhibits in various lines are placed this afternoon at the New Castle fair grounds on the Harlansburg road. The sixth annual fair opens Wednesday with showmen from across the country putting up tents and stalls while farmers house produce and stock. Harness racing barns host a lineup of high strung thoroughbreds promising one of the district’s best cards. Further updates promised by Miss Kathryn Klee, assistant secretary, from her new headquarters on Croton Avenue.
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New Castle
Harlansburg
Kathryn Klee
The
Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Croton Avenue
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Castle and Surroundings
Gustaf Isenback and Geraldine McCoola from New Castle. John W. Keil of Beaver Falls with Mary K. Grappe from Tamewood. Earl FP. Eakin and Marian J. Hoover from New Castle. Jack Wald from Cleveland. Mildred Thompson from Cleveland. Henry Bueller from EdenbursElizabeth Park. Joseph C. Agaoh Woodlawn Jenote B. Bshero from New Castle.
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Gustaf Isenback
New Castle
Geraldine McCoola
John W. Keil
Beaver Falls
Mary K. Grappe
Tamewood Earl FP. Eakin
Marian J. Hoover
Jack Wald
Cleveland
Mildred Thompson
Cleveland, Oo
Henry Bueller
Edenburs
Elizabeth Park
Edenbure
Joseph C. Agaoh
Woodlawn
Jenote B
Wilbur Orders Search Continue For Missing Plane
The search for the missing seaplane forced down in the Pacific between San Francisco and Honolulu will be continued. Secretary of the Navy announces Commander John Padgears and crew members are not yet found. destroyers are ordered to reexamine the course to determine what happened. A separate notice mentions Mrs Lawrence Rodgers of 710 Cleveland Avenue with a prize geranium.
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International News Service
Washington
P. E.N
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolutu
Wilbur
John Padgears
Navy
War Department Action Promises Mitchell Court Martial
The War Department moves to punish Colonel William Mitchell for his Saturday attack on military aeronautics. After a conference with Acting Secretary Dwight Davis, Inspector General Eli Blick will determine if Mitchell made the statements and if they justify court martial. If grounds are found, Mitchell will be arrested and tried for conduct prejudicial to good order. Public uncertainty centers on the Shenandoah disaster and alleged neglect in Navy and War Department administration.
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International News Service
Washington
War Department
Col
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
War and Navy Departments
Dwight Davis
John L Hines
Army
Eli H Mick
Mitchel
San Antonio
Mitchell
Davis
Staf
Secretary of War
War and Navy
Rying
League of Nations settles into routine business
Geneva notes the League of Nations assembly organizing committees and assigning special tasks as it begins three weeks of work. Amid informal talks among allied foreign ministers on a security pact, officials expect ministers to depart for preliminary talks before a broader pact.
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League of Nations
Barvica
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
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