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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1925

Page

23

Slayer Of Sheriff And Police Chief Hunted By Posse

Tracked by bloodhounds into a corn field near Toluca Stimas, slaver of Sheriff Orville Litchfield and Toluca Chief John Leonard, is surrounded by a posse with tear bombs. The two officers were shot entering Stimas home after he terrorized the village with a rifle. a stockpile of weapons was found.

International News Service Toluca Joseph Stimas Orville Litchfield Marshall County John Leonard Ons Stimas Litchfield Leonard

From Shirtsleeves To Overcoats In 24 Hours

Sweltering heat to near freezing in 24 hours in New Castle shows temps 85+ Sunday to around 40 Monday night. Last night many wore light overcoats. frost expected earlier but not noted this morning. Frost timing in the county is delayed two to three weeks from last year. Residents welcome the cooler weather.

New Castle

Woman Builds Her House Alone As Carpenter-Mason

GALESBURG Ill Sept 22 Woman Lucile Lovely proves a house can be built by a woman with little funds. She spent a year constructing a five room home mostly by hand with occasional help from her husband. The wife in overalls wielded saw and hammer and completed the structure largely unaided.

Galesburg Ill Lucile Lovely Ness Lovely

Pullman Thief Steals Money and Trousers on Train

F B Harlan of this city reports a Pullman sleeper robbery en route to Cleveland. A thief purloined trousers from multiple berths and made off with about 500 dollars in cash and jewelry. Victims included Harlan and four men from Pittsburgh and Fremont. The Pullman company arranged replacements and Mrs. Harlan traveled to Cleveland with a complete outfit for her husband.

F. B. Harlan Mr. Harlan Grasselli Chemical Company Cleveland Harlan H J. Sims Fremont William Snaman Pittsburgh R. J. Evans F S. Albracht Pullman Company

Survivors protest use of Shenandoah wreck statements

Lieut Rosendahl protested the introduction of survivor statements in the Shenandoah disaster inquiry. The statements, recorded immediately after the Dirigible Shenandoah crash, were supplied by Commander Jacob Kline who led the Ohio crash board. The incident occurred during the naval investigation at Lakehurst New Jersey.

David P. Sentner International News Service Lakehurst N.J Naval C. E. Rosendahl Jacob Kline Shenandoah Kline Ohio Rosendal Rose Hilary J. Jones Board of Inquiry

Twenty six Die in Kiel Prison Breakout

A Kiel prison riot near Holstein on the Baltic killed twenty five convicts and one warden as about 400 inmates fought for freedom. Eleven convicts and two wardens were injured before troops and officers recaptured the escapees. Also note Mrs Lewis Thomas of Park Avenue is reported improving.

International News Service London Kiel Holstein Baltic Sea Warsaw Lewis Thomas Park Avenue

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Marriage licenses issued in New Castle Ellwood City Lorain and Pittsburgh to couples including Martha McClintick Edna Halyday Regina Ward Kazmer Bielak and Katherine Rozzi with accompanying partners and locations noted in the record.

Martha McClintick Ellwood City Harry James New Castle Conan Lorain Edna P. Halyday Lorain Joseph Schrantz New Castile Regina V. Ward Kazmer Bielak Pittsburgh Martina Okomsky Poquiet Zar Katherine Rozzi

Heritage quilts and warm knitwear rise in fashion

Arthur Mometer recalls old fashioned kivers knit by grandmother now popular as chilly nights return. People boast ownership and seek warm wool quilts from years past to keep sleep secure as weather turns near cold this June night.

Navy aviation chief urges free development for naval air

Wilbur Wilbur extolls naval aviation to the president's aviation inquiry board. He says naval aviation is functioning smoothly and efficiently and must be left unfettered, with more funds for development, while criticizing critics and avoiding direct names.

Kenneth Clark International News Service Carr Washington Navy Special Board of Aviation Davis Army Air Service Naval Aviation Wilbur Congress Capitol Hill

Howard Place Is Discharged

Howard M Place a former railroader was discharged by Alderman H G Coates after a hearing in which Anne Cicone of Mahoningtown testified she gave Place ten thousand dollars to perform a duty. Police swore out a warrant for larceny and Place turned over the money upon arrest. The alderman ordered his discharge at 7 pm.

Howard M. Place Anne Cicone Mahoningtown H. G. Coates Place Alderman Coates

Rev J M Ferguson Elected New Moderator at Synod Meet

About 200 delegates from eight Presbyteries attend the sixty eighth annual meeting of the First Synod of the West at the new United Presbyterian church in New Wilmington. Rev J M Ferguson of Bellevue named Moderator to succeed Rev H F Hazlett of Jamestown for the year. Vice-Moderator is Rev O H Milligan and Rev John W Springer is re elected assistant clerk. Stated Clerk is Rev James A Cosby with a treasurer to be named. Delegates welcomed by Rev J Ralph Neale and Dr W Charles Wallace. Principal address by Prof J Brad Craig on Bible School work. Sessions continue through today and Wednesday morning.

Allegheny Weaver Valley Butler Caledonia N. Y Cleveland Lake Mercer New Wilmington West United Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian James M. Ferguson Bellevue H. F. Hazlett Jamestown O. H. Milligan Avalon J. P. Sturgeon Erie John W.springer Emsworth James A. Cosby Ellwood City James W. Grove Pittsburgh J. Ralph Neale W. Charles Wallace Westminster College J. Brad Craig Beaver Leslie Mountford Europe W. H. Patterson Beaver Falls Thomas D. Edgar Wilkinsburg

Ludwig Tells Of Travel In Europe At Lions Meeting

New Castle Lions Club heard Lion Max Ludwig recount travels through Germany France and Italy. He described Rome as the most interesting city and impressed the audience with vivid descriptive talk. Billy Williams sang three selections with Miss Setter. Lion Dan Andrews chaired in Ernest Stitzinger’s absence.

New Castle Miss Setter Lion Dan Andrews Lion Ernest Stitzinger

Pittsburgh Sailor Killed In Rescue Attempt

An American sailor from the U S S Pittsburgh died in a French hospital from knife wounds after being stabbed while trying to rescue a woman under attack in Havre. Mrs Hannah Bevan of DuShane Street is reported quite ill.

Pittsburgh International News Service Havere France R. I. Ingham U.S. S Hannah Bevan DuShane Street

Spanish Troops Begin Drive For Important City

Spanish forces start the Ajdir-Key operation in Eastern Morocco to cut the Riffian power. Petain's French troops advance from the opposite flank as General Primo de Rivera's cavalry joins the front. Generals Fernandez Yperes and Saro oversee inland movement toward Ajdir from the Riffian coast.

International Paris Ajdir Abd-el-krim Morocco Morro Nuevo Madrid le Matin Petain Marshal Petain Primo de Rivera Pitain Fernandez Yperes Saro Riffian Primo Alhucemas Bay

Young People to Meet at Seventh Annual Convention

About five hundred youths from thirty five Sunday schools in New Castle attend the Seventh Annual New Castle District Young People's Division convention at First Baptist on Sunday September 27. Rev George M Landis will speak on Conference Challenge and a Model Young People service will be demonstrated from 6 30 to 7 20 pm with Lillian Armstrong in charge. A banner for largest attendance will be awarded, with fourteen societies contesting and judges named.

New Castle Young People’s First Baptist Church Young People T. J. Davies Geneva Flemming Convention Church George M. Land's Farl Book C. A Patterson Grace Stitzinger

Wrecked Shenandoah Exhibit Unloads For Air Board Inquiry

The Shenandoah wreckage including a gondola and control car parts was unloaded at the naval air service station as exhibits in the board of inquiry into the Ohio storm disaster that killed 14. Lt. Hazard will chart the ship’s course and estimate altitude and speed during the gale.

David PL Sentner International News Service Lakehurst N.1 United States Navy Naval Air Service Station Naval Board of Inquiry Ohio Paul Fole C. H. Hazard

New Castle Chest Campaign Plans Move Forward

The New Castle Community Chest board unanimously selected Ward Wells Freshman and Gates Company to manage the second annual campaign. Wayne A. Sarcka, a representative, has been in town laying preliminary plans after attending the Monday evening meeting at the YMCA.

New Castle Community Chest Thomas H. Hartman Allgreed Harriman James Mc Smith Direction Lpon

Deyno Waives Hearing in Bank Forgery Case

Edmundo G. Deyno, vice president and cashier of the First State Bank of New Castle, waived a hearing before Alderman Walter T. Hamilton on forgery and embezzlement charges and was held for the Lecember term of court. Bail set at $7,000. The bank will remain open for verification, note payments, and interest adjustments during banking hours. A stockholders and depositors meeting to discuss possible reopening is set for Thursday at 7:30 PM at House of Savoia Hall.

Edmundo G. Deyno First State Bank of New Castle Walter T Hamilton House of Savoia Hall

Death Notice for Several Residents

Mrs Elizadane Nixon aged 85 of Darlington passed away. Also listed are Mrs Martin Conroy of Cleveland, Miss Margaret Metreighi of New Wilmington, Elizabeth Desimeone of East Lutton Street, and others mentioned in the notice.

Margaret Metreighi Si New Wilmington Elizabeth Desimeone Som East Lutton Street

Caillaux Aboard Ship Denies Debt Funding Statement

Caillaux French finance minister denied reports that France would begin debt payments in 1928. In a wireless message he said the Paris mission and its statements were mere speculation and promised to consult the American World War debt commission before commenting. The Caillaux mission was due to land in New York soon.

International News New York S. S. Paris M. Caillaux International France Joseph Cailla

Also Mentioned on This Page

Illinois Central Press Arthur Mometer Secretary of Navy Coolidge Billy” Mitchell Howard Place J. M. Ferguson First Synod of West SYNOD Ludwig Lions’ Meeting Krim W. H. Davies Garfield Avenue Miss May Davies West Penn Hospital New Castle District Air Board Shenandoah Reach Deyno Elizadane Nixon Dar Lington Martin Conroy Clevelane Thier Caillang Ceillaux
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