New Castle News Company Morale and Leadership List
The New Castle News Company presents its corporate roster with L. Rentz as president and manager, Treadwell as treasurer, and Ray as assistant treasurer. W. Conway is listed among the staff as key personnel. The document outlines leadership and publication roles for the year.
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Mes L. Rentz
Man
Tor Teadweil
Rentz
Mgr
Treaa Treadwell Ray
W. Conway
Béiter
Public Correspondence Sought Across County
The notice calls for correspondence on public interest from all county areas. Content comes from the American News- papers Writers’ Association and the International News Service which holds exclusive rights to republication of their news dispatches and credit remains with the original sources.
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International News Service
Republica
SPECIAL NOTICE on notices directing to The News Co. New Castle Pa
Notice indicates that payments or notices should be addressed to The News Co of New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual. This directive clarifies the proper recipient for official correspondence.
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News Co
New Castle
Federal aid roads under fire in new public roads report
U S bureau of public roads releases last fiscal year figures arguing that a few states bear most of the federal tax burden while many states receive large federal-aid road funds. The report shows 46 485 miles built since 1916 and 12 000 miles under construction over the past year.
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United States Bureau of Public Roads
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Texas
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Candy Industry Shows Growth From Luxury to Necessity
The sale of seven and a half million dollars marks a peak in the American candy business, one of many large firms in a sector that spans the nation. Candy has shifted from a weekend luxury to a daily staple as millions buy boxed sweets weekly, with imports rising and foreign exporters like Germany and Holland supplying much of the market.
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United States
Canadian
Gulf of Mexico
Germany
Holland
Kellogg Defends US Foreign Policy on Alien Exclusion
Secretary Kellogg argues that the United States enforces the law on undesirable aliens, defending the exclusion of a British MP and a Hungarian countess. He says critics abroad and at home have no basis to challenge the executive branch and that the policy is timely and lawful.
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Kellogg
United States
State Department
Congress
Washington
Congressional definition shapes immigration exclusions
Critics argue the state department misinterprets the law by deeming some foreigners undesirable. Until Congress agrees, immigration authorities must continue excluding those Congress has barred from entering the United States.
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Thermore
State Department
United States
Congress
Revival Boosts Demand for Lamb Clipping Shears
A business revival commonly sparks orders for lamb clipping shears as farmers seek efficient grooming tools. The shift signals renewed activity in sheep farming and associated supply chains.
Harvard University as America's oldest college claim
The note asserts Harvard University is the oldest American college dating back to early education for boys, implying a long-standing curricular tradition and historic founding.
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Harvard University
More ducks eaten in China than elsewhere sparks debate
A provocative remark notes China consumes more ducks than any other nation, urging avoidance of the region. It frames a cultural eating pattern as a warning about travel or exposure and reflects ongoing food culture tensions.
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China
Big new hotel for New Castle to spur boom
Hints and Dints discusses plans for a major hotel project in New Castle. The piece urges raising funds and hints at a local boom, noting Christmas season chatter and community aspirations alongside colorful, sometimes humorous observations.
Extra Christmas Dividend From Your Own Efforts
The text extols the value of unexpected dividends as a Christmas gift, emphasizing foresight and personal effort as the source. It frames the dividend as a grand, glorious outcome that one earns through their own actions.
Pardon board debate on murderer’s transformation and mercy
A Pennsylvania pardon board argument claims a murderer was transformed from a brutal beast to a Christian since the crime. The piece notes the harsh views on capital punishment and contrasts mercy with brutality while reflecting on public interest in bargain prices for cars and groceries.
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Pennsylvania Pardon Board
Old Fashioned Grocer Tales and New Year Reflections
A column recalls a grocer’s old tricks of sugar tampering and promises to fill Christmas baskets with goods from local advertisers. It notes hair bobbing trends, eight hour radicals, and warns against running others down. The tone blends humor with community chatter and New Year resolutions.
Psalm 103 Verse Quotation
A biblical quote from Psalm 103 emphasizes gratitude for God's benefits. It speaks of redemption from destruction, and a crown of loving kindness and tender mercies. The verse invites remembrance of divine goodness and grace.
Tax Bills Expected to Pass With Minor Changes
Reports from Washington indicate the tax bills will pass with little change. A lighthearted note compares Santa Claus with exemptions from parking ordinances on Christmas Eve. The Longworth baby visited the White House recently in the company of its mother, the former first lady.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Longworth
White House
One Year Ago Haarmann Found Guilty in Hanover Murders
The Fostoria Times notes that Fritz Haarmann, Hanover murderer, was found guilty of 24 killings and sentenced to death a year earlier, while some claim honor in remembrance though they are only being humored.
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Fritz Haarmann
Hanover
Germany
Fostoria
Today by Arthur Brisbane
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Arthur Brisbane
N. Y. American, Inc
Court martial verdict targets Mitchell and weeks
The piece argues Col. Mitchell is guilty of telling the truth about official incompetence and a flawed war department, while Weeks’ political career is deemed over. It praises Mitchell’s courage and hints at future public discussions in Congress and beyond.
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Col. Mitchell
War Department
Mitchell
Weeks
Congress
Press Comment and Quips Echo Early 20th Century Riff
A compilation of clipped quotes from various newspapers notes witty remarks on justice citizenship and gender norms. The items include lines from Huntington Herald Lake County Times Gary Post Tribune and Fostoria Times reflecting social commentary and humor of the era.
Town Knocker Echoes Town Spirit Across Papers
A collection of wry quotes from multiple papers comments on town life. Snippets reference post mortem limits, homely welcome home scenes, and social jokes about flappers and alimony, reflecting regional newspaper voice and humor.
Three Cylinder Locomotives Transform Railroads and Taxes
The piece argues that eleven major U S railroads tested three cylinder locomotives, noting higher average tractive effort and freight tonnage per month. It cites Southern Pacific results, engineering praise from Herbert Gresley, and discusses costs, tax burdens, and investor behavior toward railroad bonds amid growing debt and the need for capital to fund tool modernizations.
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America
United States
Southern Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific
Europe
Herbert N. Gresley
London and Northwestern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Notable Names Elected to Hall of Fame Candidates List
Robert Underwood Johnson announced two additions to the Hall of Fame list in New York City. Edwin Booth and John Paul Jones join a 27-name roster chosen by 107 electors from universities colleges and public life. Six elections have been held with a three fifths vote required for induction.
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Robert Underwood Johnson
Hall of Fame
New York City
Edwin Booth
John Paul Jones
America
John Jay
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jonathwall
Jackson
Matthew Fontain
Benjamin Rush
Noah Webster
Philip H. Sherid
Walt Whitman
William Penn
George R. Clark
Nathaniel Greer
John S. Copley
Cyrus W. Field
William Lloyd Gz
Horace Bushnell
Dorothea L. Dix
Adoniram Judson
Henry H. Richard
Sidney Lanier
Benjamin Thompso
Henry D. Thoreau
Weldell Phillips
Charles Bulfinch
Paul Revere
James Otis
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Making a Star Requires a Team of Helpers
A poem by Edgar A. Guest stresses that one star needs ten helpers on offense. The speaker recalls a star player who, though brilliant, relied on guards and tackles to reach the goal. True greatness comes from teamwork, friendship, and resisting selfish battles.
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Edgar A. Guest
Anniversaries Through History 1738 to 1923
A dated list recounts key anniversaries and events from 1738 to 1923. Included are Virginia cession terms to the United States, England's war against Russia, Mary A. Livermore’s birth, James T. Farley’s California Senate election, Cardinal Gibbons ordaining a colored priest, Bishop Edward J. Knight’s consecration, and France’s pension to Madame Curie for scientific achievement.
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United States
England
Russia
Mary A. Livermore
Boston
Melrose
Mass
James T. Farley
California
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Baltimore
Edward J. Knight
Colorado
France
Frances
Mme. Curie
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