Weingartner Viewed Likely Winner in Beaver County Race
Beaver County races show Weingartner favored over White with local anti-Penrose forces backing him. Turbulent contest features White handicapped by labor opposition and a Penn Bridge ties, while Lawrence County leans heavily to Weingartner. Beaver County papers debate platform merits.
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New Brighton
White
Hay Town
Penrose
Weingartner
Eason
Lis
Penn Bridge Company
Beaver Falls
Jongmnin Provident
Beaver Valley
Weingariner
Beaver County
Lawrence County
Benven Vonmity
Local Social Notes From New Castle Area
Conway James Cunningham and Prof Foster visit New Castle on Saturday. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs GC ests. Mrs Whi Greer returns to Beaver Falls with her daughter. Grack Miller visits with Mrs dolar MUMer in Mala wheel. My ery Selihuer and family guest with relatives. Mayme tigkey and Muri Slaulds attend events. Violet triers at Evans City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Freed and daughter Tema visit Mrs Booher in Banver Malle. Thomas McCarty visits Mr McCarty in Wey wane for a day. Charles Toberts of Newport visits Wersiete. Wichart of EThroad Uy hosts guests. Rev Livingston absent.
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James Cunningham
Conway
Wits
Foster Owas
New Castle
Wid
Ests Teasted
Whi. Greer
Beaver
Dolar Mumer
Selihuer
Beavery
Gelatives
SaMly
Mayme Tigkey
Muri Slaulds
ViHibet Triers
Evans City
Booher
Banver Malle
Thomas McCarty
Xiexia
Charies Toberts
Newport
Pert
Wersiete
M Trownner
Wey
Tes
Wichart
Ethroad Uy
Paglur
Kev
Livingston
Mt Jackson School Event Noted Incomplete Report
A fragmentary report from Mt Jackson notes a primary room event closed Tuesday with an auditorium program attended by Miss Hanna Loff and others. Mention of John Miller and Pr Lagat Wi Ban al Guistle is unclear. one person was reportedly injured in the incident.
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Mabri Ttotinson
San Inveresten
Hanna Loff
Ani
Mente Woditwig
John Miler
Trightenel
Lagat
Curb market act spurs farmer complaints in Castle
Letters to the editor from Castle Pennsylvania argue the curb market ordinance favors few and restricts farmers. The writer defends producer rights, questions legal basis, and urges councils to slow legislative pace, noting potential court challenges and broader impact on daily produce access.
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Castle
Dolllar News
Gir
Genkinger
Ries
Cotton King to Quit Business for Ill Son Health
Theodore W. Price, famed cotton magnate, plans closing his business in New York to travel to Britain with his infant son for long treatment. Doctors advised care in France if needed. Price aims a five year dedication to his child’s health, having previously repaid debts and built a substantial fortune through cotton trade.
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United Press
New York
Theodore WW
Price
Cotton King
Britny
Namesike
Don Young Theodore
France
Mr. Price
Europe
Ite J
Bern
Cablin — Exchange
Frmand
Belle
Fortuna
Real Estate Men Push Building Code in City Plan
Real estate leaders urge a city building code regulating all structures and set a committee to review overcharges by the local water company. The proposal, numbered 16 Neshannock Avenue, will go to officials for action.
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Primioe
Stavetion Widch
Neshannock Avenue
Equnails
Mneitare
Water Com Party
Water bill payment deadline and delinquent notices
On April 18 the last day to pay water bills for four quarters is stated. Delinquent accounts will be turned off by Star Grocery Co. and the quality horn at Wey Castle is mentioned. City of New Castle water department and Meth phones Lig Company appear in the brief notice.
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Apri
Watcl
Sur
Star Grocery Co
Wey Castle
Todi Braces
New Castle
Lig. Company
Physicians views of Cooper on human stomach
A New Orleans article reports mixed medical opinions on Cooper's stomach theory and medicine. It notes high sales, debate among physicians, and some patients reporting relief from brachea liver kidney and stomach troubles, with support for further demonstration of Cooper's preparations.
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Cooper
New Orleans
Tron
TL. T. Cooper
Jorsny
Effy
Treba
Tata
Birds Slaughter for Milady Headpieces Alarm National Audubon
News from New York reports a record surge in slaughtered songbirds for hat plumes as Easter approaches. Audubon Society leaders say the practice endangers species, with birds hunted in the United States and shipped from abroad. they call on women nationwide to protest and press for stricter laws.
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Sin York
Nationaliiation of
Anduten Societice
National Federation of Women's
Muha
Anduhan Workers
Seere
Amdubon
Association Ager
United States
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
New York
Possitia
Audubon
Tney
Millinara Super
Welthus Trent
Colunbis
Clarina
Aadahon
Afong
Mont
Temperance Women Meet Today to Pray City Observes Friday
Temperance women of the city observe Friday as a day of prayer per state wishes. Local unions, including the West Side at Mrs Kimberly’s home and the Central group with Mrs B J Roberts, plan prayer and focus on supporting Local option in tomorrow’s elections. Each group meets in the afternoon to continue prayers for the cause.
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Olleurs
Branels
Woman's Chatalian| J Temperance Union
Kimberly
West Warhington Street
The
CIA
B.J. Roberts
Wittsburg Street
Attempted Murder in Youngstown Concert Tickets Sold
New Castle police report a man sought tickets for Handel Oratorio and a Youngstown concert. A person described as wanted was seen attempting to buy tickets at Metzler’s music store and Patterson stationery in New Castle on Washington Street. Tickets priced at $2.00 exchangeable for reserved seats at the Coliseum Thursday evening.
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Handel
Youngstown
New Castle
Tringlanse
Metsler’s
Jrown
Patterson
Washington Screet
Coliseum
Payraduy Operaing
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People's
People's Credit System
the People’s Store
Our
Washington St
Milady
Isa Solitiy
Hetind Wa
William Dutcher
National Association of Audubon Societies
Ira
Broadway
Temperance
John K. Tener
Beecham
Heveliam
Congress
Ernest F. Acheson
Washington, PA
Brewers
MOSER
North Mercer ST
Raat
Bell Phone
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