News Company Announces Subscriptions and Contact
The News Company of New Castile Pa publishes Eve Evening Except a day with a partnership led by Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz. Manager Wells edits. Subscriptions list daily 30c a week or 5.00 a year, weekly 1.00 a year, and daily by mail 3.00 a year. Notices solicit public correspondence from county readers.
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News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
L. Rents
Wells
Penrose Taft Mandicap A Revolt Against Quay Ring
A Kew Castle Republican says he will vote Taft and local Republicans but will not join clubs or donate to campaigns. He argues Penrose's removal would boost Taft in Pennsylvania and that a Democratic win could quickly curb the Philadelphia senator and the old Quay ring’s influence.
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Taft
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Quay
Unionism Loser After Birmingham Train Attack Killings
The report cites a deadly attack on a non union train in Birmingham Alabama allegedly by strikers. It asserts workers have a right to strike but violent acts harm the union cause and should be condemned. it cites Samuel Gompers and stresses reducing violence would help the labor movement.
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Birmingham
Ala
Orks
Samuel Gom
William Jennings
Illinois governor primary fights and old political bosses
The piece discusses the Illinois publican nomination for governor with Governor Deneen opposed by former Governor Yates. It notes Yates’s frail health and reliance on political bosses led by "Uncle Joe" Cannon, and argues a defeat would reflect opposition to Yates’s political circle.
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Illinois
Deneen
Yates
fo@vernor
Deble
Joe” Cann
Aple
Chicago
Cannon
Hamilton and son visit ends with family
Hamilton and son Carroll Levaland concluded a pleasantry visit with the former's parents and Mrs. G. M. Sharp on Butler Lane and returned home Saturday.
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Hamilton
Carrollévaland
G. M. Sharp
Vacation and social whirl at the beach hotel
Doris enjoys a six hundred guest vacation at a seaside hotel with golf swimming diving and nightly dancing and flirting. She rests from a hard college year and plans to return refreshed to manage upcoming tasks.
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Doris
Somerville Journal
Automobilitis a Cautionary Tale of Road Fever
A humorous warning outlines automobilitis a mania to drive, with victims believing they are born mechanics. It notes the fever's typical one year course, possible recovery, and chronic relapse with lucid intervals, and offers satirical, harmful “treatments” culminating in accidents and financial casualties.
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Pumpkintown
Hell's Hollow
Eastrock
Wampum
Akens Hies to the Tall Timber LPAD
Democratic nominee C H Akens travels to remote Maine woods to craft campaign speeches using nature inspired imagery. M E McCaskey of a regional railway and light company is said to have joined Akens with plans for McCaskey to act as a campaign surrogate once speeches are ready.
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C. H. Akens
Congress
Maine Woods
M. E. McCaskey
Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Company
Akens
McCaskey
Deaths of the Day Funeral of Augustus Weller
Augustus Weller, who died several days ago, was laid to rest in Hermon cemetery on Saturday after funeral services at Hermon Presbyterian Church. Rev. Pittinger led the service with assistance from Rev. Stankard and Rev. Boyd. Pallbearers were six male relatives including four sons and two grandsons. Joseph Baitley of this county notes the death of his brother Daniel Baitley in Yakima Washington, a former Beaver Falls and New Castle resident, died from stomach trouble after a period of illness.
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Augustus Weller
Hermon
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Pittinger
Hermon Church
Stankard
Boyd
C. C. Weller
F. L. Weller
William Weller
R. W. Weller
Paul
Albert Weller
Joseph Baitley
Daniel Baitley
Yakima
Wash
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Mr. Baitley
Priest from St Paul Seminary joins St. Joseph church staff
Father Vrhunec assigned as assistant to Rev. Father F. J. Eger at St. Joseph's Church on South Jefferson Street. Ordained last June in St. Paul for the Pittsburg diocese, he previously served Eveleth Minnesota and New Castle before arriving here. Born in Laibach Krain Austria, 24 years ago, he speaks Krainer Slovak German Croatian and English and will help with foreign districts lacking English speakers.
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Joseph Vrhunee
St. Paul, Minn
F. J. Eger
St. Joseph's Church
South Jefferson Street
Father Vrhunec
St. Paul
Archbishop Ireland
Pittsburg
Eveleth
Minn
New Castle
Regis Canevin
Eger
Father Vrhunee
Laibach
Krain
Austria
Local residents share news of visits and travels
Mrs. Harry Anderson visits Erie while Howard Wylie visits South Sharon. Miss Sara Wintman tours New Castle and Squire Carr calls on old friends in Volant. Several families relocate or vacation, with trips to Cleveland Titusville Conneaut Lake and Winona Lake. An engine fires a burn injury at the power house.
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Sara Wintman
New Bedford
New Castle
Squire Carr
Volant
W. L. Pander
Blaine Street
Homer Miller
Rene McAnlis
Mahoningtown
West Pittsburg
D. C. Brigs
Joe Odcutt
Beaver River
Reid Earley
North Mill Street
Titusville
Jennie
South Sharon
Olda Galloway
Leesburg
E. J. Kemm
Pittsburg Street
Mary Speerer
Oak Street
Winona Lake
Indiana
Winifred Lewis
Hamilton Street
Conneaut Lake
Charles Lancaster
Irwin Stevenson
Harlansburg
Ellsworth McCoy
When the Birds Go South and Other Oddities
A collage of quips on stage money laws, African butter trees, an auto hearse venture in New Castle, world-walking labor, secrets of age, Harry Thaw’s finances, clean garbage wagons, and skeptical remarks about experts in the Thaw trial.
Pastoral Famine in U P Church
Rev Jesse Johnson of the Xenia seminary warned in Steubenville that there are not enough young men entering theological seminaries to replace ministers the United Presbyterian church will lose by death next year. He cited Young People's societies as a factor and noted aging pastors. A meeting of the Sunday School Athletic league management committee will convene at eight tonight in the Y M C A clubroom to adopt a constitution set league rules for baseball and finalize this week’s schedule. church team managers will attend.
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United Presbyterian Church
Steubenville
Jesse Johnson
Xenia Seminary
Sunday School Athletic League
Driving spree arrested as Alderman Green sits on bench
George Miskill drove crazy through town on Saturday with Officer Moore arresting him on Scioto street. The judge, Alderman Green, fines him five dollars and Miskill vows not to repeat the offense.
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George Miskill
Moore
Scioto Street
Miskill
Mayor Green
Methodist Day at Conneaut Tomorrow
Methodists from New Castle and almost every Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio community will gather at Conneaut for a daylong outing. Thousands are expected to attend and all Methodist churches will be represented.
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Conneaut
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mrs Alice Taylor Ends Pleasant Visit in New Castle
Miss Alice Taylor of Clarksville has completed a pleasant visit in New Castle with friends and local sights noted during her stay.
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Alice Taylor
Clarksville
New Castle
Government meat inspector visits Toledo Detroit and Cleveland
O Sidney Carson chief meat inspector for the government spent Sunday with Mr Stark and family at 172 East Division street. He will travel to Cumberland Md to inspect packing houses and then stop at Lake Brady before returning home.
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Toledo
Detroit
Lake Brady
O. Sidney Carson
Republicans organize Taft club in Greenville
Greenville Republicans are organizing a Taft club. Pulaski plans an Odd Fellows lodge starting with a membership of 3s. Sharon labor groups drop Labor Day celebration. Grove City men drill a test well on John Glen farm east of town. The Morgan Grand Opera House Sharon opens season with Uncle Tom's Cabin August 21. South Sharon builds a new high school costing 90000 to be completed in about six weeks. Crawford county has ten township high schools now versus one ten years ago. Armstrong county jail and sheriff’s office sit on a public road with private land used to bypass them. Pennsylvania has eight fish hatcheries. Leechburg inventor Klingensmith creates a winter ice-cutting machine with circular saws. Burn sulphur in country school rooms before the next term.
New Lodge Organized In New Castle By Fraternal Insurance Group
A new lodge of the Grand Fraternity an insurance organization has been installed in New Castle. Officers installed for the year include C H Gormley past commander A P Grant commander H S Goettman vice commander George B Brinton recorder C M Blair collector William R Rogers treasurer G S Dodds marshal William B Smith guide Thomas Stevens guard Edward C Beahm sentry Paul Raycer trustees Fred L Auman J W Winger Carl Gustafson medical examiner Dr Louis P Knoll. Superintendent W W Miller of Pittsburg installed the officers and District Superintendent George Winter of McKeesport organized the event.
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Grand Fraternity
New Castle
C. H. Gormley
A P. Grant
H. S. Goettman
George B. Brinton
C. M. Blair
William R. Rogers
G. S. Dodds
William 8. Smith
Thomas Stevens
Edward C. Beahm
Paul Raycer
Fred L. Auman
J. W. Winger
Carl Gustapson
Louis P. Knoll
W. W. Miller
Pittsburg
George Winter
McKeesport
Beaver Falls Raid Nets Beer Whiskey Guns in Gamble Rendevous
Beaver Falls officers seized a wagon load of beer 10 gallons of whiskey 130 dollars in stakes revolvers knives and gambling devices at a rendezvous of East Liverpool sports near Smiths Ferry Sunday afternoon.
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Beaver Falls
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