New Castle News details and staff for local paper
The New Castle News, published on Mercer Street, provides its masthead and staff names including editor W. Treadwell, vice president Ray Treadwell, treasurer Jacob Flentz, manager James Enas, and secretary HOOTES. It notes distribution, subscription rates, and services with International News Service and American Newspaper Publishers Association affiliations.
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Rentz
Man
Treadwell
Waxy Treadwell Ray
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Mgr
Trenn
James En
Hootes
Conway Emh
International News Service
Bob Forelen
3. G. Lindenstein, Inc
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New York City
Meober Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pubsherm
Dogs and Children: Enforce the City Dog Law Now
The text argues for enforcing dog regulations to protect children and curb dogs at large. It notes objections, cites lax enforcement, and suggests a dog catcher as a remedy. It emphasizes police and dog owners must act, and calls New Castle to heed the state law to shield children from dogs.
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Tastar
New Castle
Homesickness and a Own Street in Edgar Guest Verse
The poem expresses longing for a familiar street and family joys, noting that no distant place or fancy garden compares with the reader’s own home. The speaker yearns for a maple swing, a doorway filled with laughter, two children, and a bed of flowers, root issues of belonging and peace.
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Iva
Edgar A. Guest
Use Lutton Street Route to Relieve Park Congestion
City officials propose directing summer traffic to the South and Lutton street route to Cascade Park to ease congestion on East Washington Street during peak season. The plan, tested this season, would reduce downtown auto parking clashes and may require night cleaning with hoses for more effective street work.
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Cascade Park
Lutton Street
East Shington Street
East Washton Street
Sutton and Millers
City
Today’s Anniversaries List Of Historic Figures
A roundup of notable deaths and events: Sir Edward Cunard died in New York City. Worth Bagley, first American naval officer killed in the Spanish American War, fell at Gardenas Bay on May 12, 1898. Former President Rutherford B. Hayes spoke at the Ohio Centennial in Meridia. William Ingraham Nip, first Episcopal bishop of California, died in San Francisco. An unemployed army disrupted Oakland after refusing to disperse. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman resigned. H. H. Asquith became British prime minister. At Marion, union mine leaders were acquitted in the Herrin murder riots case.
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Edward Cunard
Cunard Steamship Line
New York City
Helifax
Worth Bagley
Spaiiera
Raleigh
N.C
Gardenas Bay
Tory West
Larmis
Wio
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Meridia
William Ingraham Nip
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
Henry Campbell-Bensterman
H. S.asquith
Marion
Herrin
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith Fable of a Secret Bearded Man
A historic column presents concise moral vignettes by Rev Roy D Smith. It contrasts a good man’s anxious concern for virtue with profit, praise, and honesty, urging character over creed and forgiveness over grudges, ending with a light fable about vanity and beard desire.
Fragments of wit and social jokes from a 1910s era column
A patchwork of humorous quips on weather notes, wages, sauerkraut rules, suffrage banter, fashion, and modern life. References to German police dogs, a Kansas judge using a Congressional Record rod, co education at Washington State College, and amusing observations on weather bureau leaders, unemployment, and marriage licenses.
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Kansas
Washington State College
Fragmentary remark on leaders and rivalries in a distant world
A fragmented, stylized reflection contrasts Mexican presidents serving longer terms with Chicago underworld rulers. The speaker notes no real comparison to the figurative offerings of silver or similar incentives, though the sense of longing persists.
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Stein
Chicago
Figral Offera
World and the Mud Puddles rails evolution ban in Tennessee
The piece argues Governor Austen Peay signed a bill banning evolution teaching in Tennessee public schools. It contrasts this act with historical missteps by authorities, warning that law cannot curb human thought. The author laments attempts to regulate belief and echoes calls for freedom of thought amid religious bigotry.
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Austen Peay
Tennessee
Italy
Spain
France
Meath
Earth
John
England
Walla
Jericho
Joshua
Satan
Heaven
Jonah
Conservatism and Radicalism in Growth and Tradition
Dr. Frank Crane argues for a balanced conservatism that values progress only when rooted in the past. He defines conservatives as proponents of growth aligned with tradition, while radicals push rapid change. Extremes on either side threaten society. the ideal voter blends both approaches. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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James Bryce
Fla
McClure
Lincoln C Andrews Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Lincoln C Andrews, named to succeed Eliot Wadsworth as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, is a former army officer with deep public affairs experience after retirement. He attended Cornell then US Military Academy, graduated 1893, served in Cuba, the Philippines, and World War I, retiring in 1919 after 80 years of service. He later led the New York Transit Commission and directed the New York and Queens County Railway, noted for strong executive ability and authoring several books on military and related topics.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
Eliot Wadsworth
the Treasury
Army
Mr. Andrews
Cornell University
United States Military Academy
Cuba
Spain
Philippines
Thas
New York Transit Commission
New Yorke and Queens Counity Railway
Moe
Agilie Tary
Isaiah prophecy on everlasting light ends mourning
The verse from Isaiah 60 20 proclaims the Lord as everlasting light for the people lifting their mourning days and brightening their future with divine solace. It emphasizes finality of sorrow and enduring guidance.
What Price Heroin and Balto Statue Debate
A satirical press comment questions the opposition to a Balto the Alaskan dog statue while noting the heroism in the Nome serum relief and the broader cost of action. It mentions U S globe trotting aviators and a comic strip dialogue about income, maid experience, a vicar’s sermon and taxes.
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Balto
Citizens’ Medical Referance Bureau
Nome
Hardem
Piensu
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