22 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
1
A local dispute over a bridge on Jefferson Street spurs calls for county action. Citizens accuse officials of delays while a committee reviews plans. Residents, including Joanie and others, pressure for a quick decision and funding.
City officials consider curb on gasoline use as a response to rising consumption. A memo outlines regulations, costs, and machinery needs, noting over seven thousand dollars spent without a formal manager. Authorities plan to remove and control machines, inspect installations, and enforce compliance to sustain fuel supply.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a loan subscription in a district, with scattered references to dates and figures. Names and places are unclear, but the item centers on a small fraction of a loan being subscribed and a meeting or posting around the event.
Readable portions mention a person named Lennis Home related to Italy experience but details are unclear. The rest of the text is garbled with inserted phrases and names, making it difficult to determine a coherent event, date, or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text shows hospital administration names and scattered local references. Readable items include Shenango Valley Hospital and partial names, with obscured addresses and notes. The snippet preserves institutional context without clear events or dates.
A WWII era correspondent recounts Col William, commander of the 332nd, addressing troops in Cerrok. He describes Austrian fear of American leadership, praises a heroism seen in the regiment, and notes the impact of steadfast officers on morale during front-line duties.
A reader note details traffic congestion on Croton Avenue creating local complaints. It cites diverted routes near Washtington Street and references an earlier edition noting Croton and nearby areas as causes. Mawar News attributes the issue to street layout and signals, urging action from city authorities.
Local railway clerks announce a meeting tonight at the depot hall to discuss union matters and scheduling. Officials from the railway workers federation are expected to attend alongside chipper representatives.
A fragmented report describes a violent incident where a brother was assaulted and severely injured. Names, places, and exact circumstances are unclear due to the damaged OCR text, but Garda authorities or local responders are implied by references to medical care and the incident being noted in a local record.
An appeal by the Seay Castle Dry Goods seeks donations to help fund soldier pictures. The notice asks laypeople to contribute to provide portraits for veterans and mentions a local theater event to raise funds.
A historical clipping presents a debated motion to ban German language instruction in schools. The text cites objections from educators and officials and notes potential political influences shaping the policy debate.
The News seeks to publish the honor roll of every church in New Castle and Lawrence counties. Submit the congregation’s roll with names and ages for inclusion. Daily printing of the honor rolls continues in the designated column.
A listing from Trinity Evangelical Lutheran includes names such as Bella Oodees, Josephe Morai, Tetuteh Slama, Migsed, Harry Eiselen, Beton Guldthaitleth, Augint He Milka Clavance M, Wallive, and Bryan Ulelel. The fragmentary roster mentions roles like bake de clandestes and leaner, with references to INT FEE and MW/LW initials.
A garbled city council note defines street department clerks duties including headquarter location at Craton avenue, routine labor and material reporting to council, and gasoline supply control. A committee recommendation and assistant clerk comments discuss passing an ordinance to formalize the changes.
A local dispute questions rising assessments and exactions on properties including Sir Vitus coyrecadan ogainet mie ar seston at Lae ebwrek carvent. The city assessor faced complaints from Mev Teall and others, with a focus on tax equity and the Watertown area.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Carl Litton in army service with unclear details about location and events. Mentions of occupation, betEr freedom, and questions about verification appear amid garbled text. Names and places are partially legible but no_clear date or outcome is established.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a larceny case with defendants held for court. Names and details are garbled, but references to a preliminary hearing before a local magistrate are present.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a conference stalemate with no clear resolution. Mentions Fort Watson and a pending petition in the United States, with references to teams, dates, and officials, but lacks concrete outcomes or decisions.
London dispatch says a revolution broke out in Turkey and a Bolshevik government appears to be forming. The Petrograd wire reports information received about events as committees and officials in Constantinople struggle amid unrest and promises involving Russia.
WoC. Shinalen introduced a resolution authorizing the fire department to hire more men and arrange pay for those sick or still recovering. The plan aims to keep the force at twenty while ensuring care for the injured, with an ordinance to fund sick pay beyond department funds.
Vague OCR text describes counties rallying behind a loan drive within a district, with Most counties reporting adherence to quotas. Mentions towns such as Morehead and Wheeling and a general push across every county save a single exception.
The report highlights how fishing by-products are underutilized with thousands of tons wasted at sea. It notes limited attention to value from tunas and shellfish while processing remains, salting and packing, show potential for expanded markets and profits amid calls for better regulation and research.
Four Minute Men are scheduled to address audiences tonight in a series of brief talks. The program lists locations and speakers, including references to venues and organizers, with names obscured by OCR errors.
A fragment reports Sandusky ending Daylight Saving time with citywide actions planned for Sunday night. The note references local schedule changes and implied public reaction amid an unclear context.
A damaged section at Paner Mill Bridge was relaid allowing restored access. Workers finished the new floor, enabling resumed traffic, while officials review remaining repairs and safety measures for the crossing.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent names, places, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper card. The readable portions are incomplete and do not establish a definite action or outcome for a proper T and S.
Obituaries report H R Keranaete aged 81 of Chippewa Falls after long illness with multiple diseases. Survivors include daughters and sons living in Chippewa and nearby. Also noted are memorials for Wort Walls strat and other local residents with services planned Wednesday and Thursday at area churches and family homes.
Borough council reports discuss a Croton avenue garbage issue, truck removal to fuel halls, and a pledge to ensure its future removal. The vote authorizes Wahl to engage Woods & Golder Construction for October paving work and right of way details. Rent disputes and district traffic matters are noted, with Blurmafelt tasked to coordinate with the traction company.
A fragmentary item describes a curious collection linked to Alfonso of Spain. It mentions relics, a pirate bottle, and a dramatic scene involving a carriage and a horse incident, with unclear names and dates amid distorted text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places with confusion. The readable parts reference Heber and Athes Many Soa, Chan Deneyanite, but concrete event, date, or outcome is not discernible.
Over seven thousand dollars was pledged to Trinity Episcopal Church through Liberty Bonds and cash. The effort aims to cover the church’s bonded indebtedness of twenty thousand dollars and enable consecration, with May targeted for the diocesan ceremony. The drive will continue a few weeks to raise remaining funds.
Dr Temple will address Westminster students and the New Wilmington United Presbyterian Church family at Shunango Presbytery opening. He is also set to preach Sunday evening at Westminster and give an address at the Victory Loan meeting in Elmwood City tonight.
Rev R A Buzza of Greenville opens Maitland Memorial Methodist Church tonight at Rav street. He represents Antioine Hymadron and Kanatt organizations. He will address tonight on emotional Surrenders Compromise.
The New Castle Drug Company has been granted a charter with nominal capital of $20,000. Officers named are Richard T. Jones, Edward Leek and Enuta T. Jones. The company is located at the Camera North and Mill streets where the business is to be conducted.
Nut John Allison of the Slippers Bocas state normal school has been visiting Lawrence County schools for a week to study rural needs and improve himself. Dr Fisenbergy, a friend of the normal, desires instructors to study rural reforms. Percy I MacNab returned from Pittsburgh where he led a state organization address at a local meeting.
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