Double Slaying Case Moves Through New Jersey Courts
Mary Daly, six, of Montclair, to be buried today as Harrison Noel age twenty, a confessed kidnapper and killer, sits in a double cage at Essex County Jail. Noel has pleaded not guilty to Pierce’s murder and faces charges of kidnapping Daly and assault in the pursuit incident. Police consider whether Noel’s crimes reflect a longer pattern as the case unfolds.
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International News Service
Newark
N. J
Mary Daly
Monclair
Harrison Noel
Ssex
Raymond Pierce
Noel
Daly
Pierce
John Sandin
Girl slain by abductor in Montclair kidnapping
Four year old Buddy Daly tried to shield his sister Mary six as the kidnapper killed their father's chauffeur and escaped in a car. Later the abductor killed Mary in Montclair New Jersey after the attempt.
Public Schools Open For 1925 26 Term
Ten thousand students, aged six to eighteen, head to New Castle schools as the new term begins. Dr. Ben G. Graham reports only two teachers absent due to illness, signaling a full teaching staff and a strong start to the year.
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New Castle
Ben G. Graham
Labor Day Draws Twenty Thousand To Cascade Park
Labor Day at Cascade Park drew a crowd estimated over 20 000 under cloudy skies. Judge S Plummer Emery and Arthur E Holden spoke on labor and public interests to a packed grove. Miss Cascade title went to Margaret MacPherson with 20 dollars prize. runner ups included Mary Elizabeth Foster and Lillian Ward with additional prizes. Other water contests and diving events drew many spectators.
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Labor Day
Cascade Park
Building Trades Council
Grove
S. Plummer Emery
Arthur E. Holden
Washington, D. C
Judge Emery
Mr. Hilden
Organized Labor
T. J. McMichael
Willis Campbell
Jack Hulme
Charles Gilliam
Albert Walker
H. K. Bell
Miss Cascade
Margaret MacPherson
Ninth Avenue
New Brighton
Mary Elizabeth Foster
Lillian Ward
Nettle Ward
Cascade
Miss Minskey
Miss MacPherson
Joe Smith
John Kraft
Miss
Traffic Regulations for Fair Week Enforce Loading Rules
Chief Henry Dysart announced fair week traffic rules matching last year. Busses load at the Diamond south west corner. taxicabs load on Croton avenue between Washington Street and Permar Alley. All passengers unload at the Croton avenue tool house. Cars must queue, no double rows, and no Croton avenue blocking with fines for violations.
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Henry Dysart
New Castle
Diamond
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
Permar Alley
City Toolhouse
War Department Moves To Punish Colonel Mitchell
The War Department moved to punish Col. William Mitchell former assistant chief of the Army Air Service for his Saturday attack on military aeronautics. After a conference Acting Secretary Dwight Davis instructed Inspector General Eli Helmick to investigate if Mitchell made the statements and if they justify disciplinary action. A court martial was anticipated but not immediate. formal arrest and trial would follow an official finding.
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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 Helmick
Mitchell
San Antonio
Davis
Secretary of War
Bolt removal operation for boy's lung by Dr. Jackson
Roy Ruger eleven of Rockford Illinois arrived at Jefferson Hospital with his parents to undergo a bronchoscopy led by Dr. Chevalier Jackson. The 3 month old swallowed a 2.5 inch carriage bolt which has caused weight loss and loss of appetite. The procedure aims to free the bolt and save the boy's life with the famed physician's expertise.
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Roy
Rockford
Dr. Jackson
Army Returns to Classrooms for a Nine Months War
Arthur Mometer notes the army moves back to schooling as thousands of women and men return from summer venues. The nine month struggle fends with pencils and books, catching students and teachers amid a wartime classroom routine.
Washington pays final tribute to intrepid flyers Arlington
Four navy fliers who died in the Shenandoah disaster were buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Caskets lay amid flowers as hundreds of comrades and thousands of civilians paid respects on a knoll overlooking the Potomac. Services for three brother officers of Commander Lansdowne and the captain of the dirigible followed by separate services, all attended by their wives and widows for comfort and mourning. Secretary Wilbur and Acting Secretary Davis attended.
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Washington
Navy
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Lansdowne
Louis Hancock
J. B. Lawrence
E. W. Sheppard
Wilbur
Davis
Death Notices of Several Residents
Miss Edna E. Irwin aged 41 of 620 South Bay Street is dead. Robert M. Patton aged 49 of 310 Milton Street is deceased. James Leroy Shaffer aged 10 of Wilmington Township Mercer County is listed among the deceased. James Calvin Robison aged 82 of Petersburg Ohio. William Faust aged 47 of 1224 Rebecca Street is noted. Mrs. William Humphrey aged 87 of Portersville. Albert Shields aged 72 of New Castle. Maggie Horvatin aged 10 of Crescentdale. Jefferson Cooper aged 70 of Harrisville Pennsylvania.
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Edna E. Irwin
South Bay Street
Robert M. Patton
Milton Street
James Leroy Shaffer
Wilmington Township
Mercer County
James Calvin Robison
Petersburg
William Faust
Rebecca Street
William Humphrey
Portersville
Albert Shields
New Castle
Maggie Horvatin
Crescentdale
Jefferson Cooper
Harrisville
Pittsburgh Prohibition Chief and 30 Agents Fired in Shakeup
Gus J. Simons, head of the Pittsburgh district prohibition enforcement, and 30 agents were dismissed in a sweep by Frederick C. Baird, new federal prohibition administrator for the third district. William J. Martsoll became acting divisional chief after the action, with reasons including neglect of duty and failing to heed orders amid a Labor Day beer incident near prohibition HQ.
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Pittsburgh
Gus J. Simons
Frederick C. Baird
U. S
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William J. Martsoll
Prohibition
Simons
Baird
Washington
Ball Player Dies After Being Struck On Head
Evansville Indiana September 5 Louis Chedo pitcher for the Decatur Ill team of the Three I league died today from a ruptured brain artery caused by a ball struck by Elmer Gray of the Evansville club during a Labor Day game. The injury led to a fatal blood clot.
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International News Service
Evansville
Ind
Louis Chedo
Decatur
Ill
Elmer Gray
Chedo
Five Pleas Entered In Liquor Cases
Cosmo Hinch pleaded guilty before Judge Emery this morning to manufacturing liquor. Other liquor pleas included William Jamison in possession cases nolle contendere Walter James in transporting guilty George Seville in manufacturing guilty and Arthur Williams in transporting nolle contendere.
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Cosmo Hinch
Emery
William Jamison
Walter James
George Seville
Arthur Williams
Dahlia Show Set for September 22 and 23
The Garden club will stage the autumn dahlia exhibition in Carnegie auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday September 22 and 23. Sponsors have prepared plans and a schedule for the event and expect a successful show with details to be printed later.
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Garden Club
Carnegie Auditorium
Lawrence County Mouth Organ Championship Set at Penn Theatre
Lawrence County mouth organ players prepare for the championship contest at the Penn Theatre on Wednesday night Sept 9. About 12 entries were filed today, including Waino Parkkala of New Castle and Charles Fletcher of Wampum. Three judges will preside as entrants perform one self chosen number.
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Lawrence County
Home Sweet Home
Penn Theatre
the News
Waino Parkkala
New Castle
Charles Fletcher
Wampum
Loving Cup
Speer Marcusis
Snyder
Thomas W. Johns
T. W. Carson
Judy V. Sypher
False death report quashed by local auto racer
Roy J Caldwell brushed off a Pittsburgh obituary item after a fifty mile race crash near Oil City. Caldwell said he survived with minor injuries while mechanic Jack McFadden drove the car into a fence to avoid a boy on track. McFadden was knocked unconscious but Caldwell escaped unharmed. Foster Hallman won the race in Bridgeville.
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Roy J. Caldwell
Ol City
Mr. Caldwell
New Castle
Caldwell
Pittsburgh
Oil City
Jack McFadden
Philadelphia
McFadden
Brookville
Shenango
Elm Street
Ready To Open Local Fair On Wednesday
New Castle fair grounds on the Harlansburg road bustle with erecting exhibits and concessions for the sixth annual fair. Showmen from across the country are setting up stands while farmers and livestock men ensure proper housing for produce and animals. Racing barns fill with high strung thoroughbreds for a premier harness racing card. More to Arrive as Miss Kathryn Klee, assistant secretary, moves headquarters to Croton avenue.
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New Castle
Harlansburg Road
Kathryn Klee
the Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Croton Avenue
Marriage Licenses List From Various Counties
Marriage licenses issued to Gustaf Isenback and Geraldine McCoole in New Castle, John W. Keil and Mary K. Groppe in Beaver Falls, Earl P. Eakin and Marian J. Hoover in New Castle, Mildred Thompson and C Elizabeth Park in Cleveland and Edenburg, Joseph C Agooh and Henry Buehler in Edenburg, Jennie B Eshero in New Castle.
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Gustaf Isenback
New Castle
Geraldine McCoole
John W. Keil
Beaver Falls
Mary K. Groppe
Homewood
Earl P. Eakin
Marian J. Hoover
Mgos
Cleveland
Mildred Thompson
Elizabeth Park
Edenburg
Joseph C. Agooh
Woodlawn
Henry Buehler
Jennie B. Eshero
Wilbur orders search continue for missing plane
The Navy will press on with the search for seaplane P. E. N. No. 1 lost between San Francisco and Honolulu. Secretary Wilbur said continued effort is aimed at understanding what halted the flight. Destroyers will recheck the course. Mrs Lawrence Rodgers of 710 Cleveland Avenue displays a red geranium with thirty blooms and many buds, drawing local notice.
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Washington
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
John Rodgers
Navy
Lawrence Rodgers
Cleveland Avenue
New Castle
League of Nations settles into routine business in Geneva
The League of Nations assembly organizes committees and assigns tasks as it opens a three week session. Allied foreign ministers discuss a proposed security pact and may depart Geneva for a preliminary conference. Charles Wetmore and Harold Shaffer plan a two week fishing trip to Canada via New York City, Boston, and Maine en route to New Brunswick.
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League of Nations
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Charles Wetmore
Meyer Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harold Shaffer
Moody Avenue
Canada
New York City
Boston
Maina
New Brunswick
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Franklin Junior High School
W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
S. P. Emery
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Youth Swallows Car
Arthur Mometer
Shenandoah
Arlington
Clarion Fair
Fair Grounds
Secretary of Navy
Assembly
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