24 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
1
A garbled wartime era notice discusses English women and a champion linked to Lady Asquith. The fragmented text mentions famine fears, furnishings sold, a music store taking possession, and various social and political opinions amid wartime strain.
Fragmented text references an Esch bill and a March return date. Mentions ProTech Centr and various disjointed terms. Core meaning unclear due to OCR errors, but centers on legislative action and a March return. Entities include Esch and March dates but no clear event details or outcomes.
A garbled and partially readable fragment notes complaints about garbage work near OS A Verreg or similar name reports delays or issues with trash collection. The text references expected continuation but lacks clear details such as dates places or responsible authorities.
Fragmented notes describe discussions on deploying troops to Michigan. References to commission, investigations, and legal actions imply high tension but no immediate mobilization. Names and details are garbled, yet the piece centers on state security and government responses amid unrest.
Question of an union postwar sale of City Hall is discussed. Council members argue over whether the Wild Shout should be sold to a South side entity or kept, with votes leaning toward or against a sale and concerns about future costs and authority.
A garbled report outlines Hoover moving into a campaign phase amid uncertain support and shifting alliances. The text mentions political figures and treaty tensions, with reference to Uli sa and a forthcoming debate on ownership and policy.
Rev Richards is scheduled to discuss the topic Over There at an upcoming event. The notice provides limited readable text and references to a talk, location, and date. Further details are unreadable due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary notes from Shenango Valley Hospital mention names and events in a blurred Olympus of handwriting. The readable portions reference individuals such as Raber and Heanor amid unclear medical contexts, with stray words suggesting ward or care notes and informal patient references.
The article discusses arguments by academics including Dr George De Straver and Dean Morris on whether education should be controlled by the people or centralized boards. It notes a commission’s work toward unaffiliated oversight and a proposed secretary position with a $2700 budget.
Fragmented account describes a man who insists he survived an incident after being pronounced dead. The narrative includes disbelief from others, mentions of a hospital setting, and various speculative details about his recovery and memory of events.
A Westminster arts event is announced featuring local performers and guest musicians. The program aims to showcase diverse vocal and instrumental pieces, with attention to community talent and cultural exchange at the venue.
Amid a mid century transition, residents discuss railroads and growth shaping New Castle. Citizens debate stamping signs at stations, diversifying industry, and the town’s future amid increased immigration and commerce. Local leaders, councils, and residents weigh advancement against disruption to daily life.
Historic Grove City hotel announced closure after decades serving the town. City officials and residents gathered to discuss future use of the site and its impact on local businesses, with questions about redevelopment, taxes, and community needs.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss driving rules, prices, and enforcement with mentions of vehicles, authorities, and penalties. The text references laws, warnings, and possible fines affecting motorists, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted wording.
The notice reports the death of former Governor Murphy, with brief surrounding notes on the figures and events linked to his career, including references to local figures and dates. The fragment mentions names like Trisana and Pramkliy Mavots and a day described as today, indicating an obituary context.
Chicago readers are urged to recognize the value of the department of agriculture to urban life. Secretary WT Meladit argues agriculture underpins city business, local heating, and even breakfast grain quality. He calls for broader support and notes potential weather bureau funding for automated farming weather reports.
Obituary notices report numerous funeral services and memorials across Greenville and nearby towns. Details include addresses on Maine Street, Willotson residence, and local church connections with survivors, burial plans at Herman Cemetery and other local plots.
D indicates multiple obituaries and funeral notices with spellings and names such as Mrs Marke Kinsner and Miss Sarah Veal. The fragmentary report mentions deaths on Uisende street and Washington street, home residences, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. Events reference Central Presbyterkin church, St Andrew's Chapel, and Deee Creek Cemetery with interments in New Gasthe and Vivanavali locales.
The mayor’s court held a special session Saturday night where several men were charged with gambling in pool halls. One defendant discharged for lack of evidence, others pleaded not guilty or filed appeals. Prosecutors allege phony games and monetary stakes, while defense attorney Dickey vowed to pursue appellate review.
A fragmented notice lists Armenian Relief speakers for an event tonight. Names such as Solonhoay, Abney Sehet Find Dr lbegent, Randies, Samuel Me Rabhievita, Nixon, and T. J. Davis appear among others, with unclear affiliations and locations.
The Mexican government acts to release aviators held aboard and to proceed with return steps to the United States. Diplomatic moves referenced involve the state department and allied authorities, with emphasis on ensuring safe transfer and possible cooperation on related matters. The exact identities and dates remain unclear in the fragmented text.
A fragmented brief notes dealers securing applications as city officials oversee licensing and permitting, detailing interactions with engineers and inspectors amid a tense push to regulate tanker shipments and related operations.
A Federal Board of Vocational Training effort aims to assist disabled World War I veterans across Allegheny and nearby counties. Robert J. Piller directs the campaign with Johnny J. Krier organizing local outreach at China Arcade Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg area reports show striking workers faced average losses totaling 81 dollars per person amid a nationwide wave. The tally covers idle time, wage concessions, and related costs across industries, with Pennsylvania communities like Lackawanna and Lehigh affected along with Cambria and Berks counties. Local unions estimate broad economic disruption and wage reductions across public and private sectors during the strikes.
An official of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railway reports seven new cars of the Furney Fely type are en route to St Louis. The fleet is expected to arrive no later than the first of the month, depending on prevailing freight facilities.
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