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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
7
Auctioneer listing from New Holland Pennsylvania notes reasonable charges and provides Enterprise and Individual phone numbers for contact.
Word reached Saranac Lake of two Essex men, Ardhnyard Morse and George Chapman, attacked by a mother bear defending cubs after the pair attempted to capture her litter of small trees. They fled to nearby trees as the bear roared and swatted. A second fishing party later scared the母 bear away.
Rebecca Abranconia 12 stood watch over her sister Gloria Bass 6 months in a Brooklyn stoop. A gray haired man seized the infant’s throat, Rebecca pounced ripping at his grip as onlookers chased him away until a policeman rescued the child and jailed the assailant on felonious assault charges with 1500 dollars bail.
In Cape Girardeau Missouri Pearl Bayfinger 20 and Grace Lamer 2 both of Cobden TfL died from burns when the airplane they rode in plunged 40 to 50 feet and burst into flames. John Hunter of St. Louis sustained injuries in the crash.
Richard Loeb, inmate at Joliet State Prison, sick with measles and delirious, was described by Dr. Jarry Patterson as shamning. Opinion held that prison life pushed Loeb toward a breaking point in the state penitentiary.
The article notes preaching services by Rev J W Willauer of Terre Hill at the Evangelical church on Sunday afternoon after Sunday School. It also mentions a cement walk completed at the Oliver Ruhl home on Friday and Saturday, and various social visits and remarks including a motor trip to several cities with a long roadside dialogue about trades and etiquette.
William D. Mitchel of St Paul appointed as solicitor general of the United States. Mitchel is a former partner of Associate Justice Thorce Butler of the Supreme Court and succeeds James M. Beck whose resignation was announced a week prior.
A fragment lists poultry items by description and price including spring chickens two red and two yellow egg sections and assorted fowl quality notes. Nearby entries mention eggs and roosters with crude pricing and product codes.
The brief note from Chicago shows quotations for stock trades, including 812 yearlings and related market activity. Numbers indicate trading interest for livestock. No further context available.
Mrs Archibald Sprague age about 30 was struck by a bullet fired at Camp Dix during target practice and died at her home on the Vers ton Pointville railroad. Her husband and children were nearby as a bullet previously lodged in the house was being pried out by the 11 year old Timothy. General Brown ordered cessation of firing and ordered an investigation.
In Whitesburg Kentucky two ministers sons clashed with an officer and an ex friend after a dispute over $100. Elijah Maggard son of Rev David Maggard was killed. Oliver Gram and Tinley Field were wounded as Fields shot Maggard and then pursued him into brush.
Four Havana newspaper publishers settled controversies after injuries from sabre examinations. Santiago Claret of FE Sol and Florencio Veliz of El Correspondencia were injured, Gustav Gonzales Beauville of El Heraldo de Cuba slightly hurt, Jose Muziurreta of El Imparcial inspected sabres. Duelling is again at the law in Cuba.
A fragment reports a deadly electrical accident in Philadelphia claiming two lives. The text mentions a pupil named Joseph Serabin, age 88, amid unclear surrounding details.
The Los Angeles returned to its base at Lakehurst after a 12 hour effort and $6000 worth of helium loss. Officials cited weather and ballast issues from rain and wind as the cause of the failed landing attempts and the ship’s stubborn ascent.
Rum fueled attack by William Rhodes 415 South Cumac street ends with the death of his mother Ada Rhodes and a woman. He also severely wounded his sister and injured a fourth woman before hiding the knife under a mattress at a Thirteenth street Montgomery avenue house. Police captured him about an hour later. The motive cited was a heated argument in the Ruddes home.
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