Stadium Drive to Expand New Castle High Foot Ball Seating
Special local notice explains plans to build a 5,000 seat stadium at New Castle High School, aiming for completion before fall football season. It outlines crowd management needs, funding implications, and community support as essential for clean athletics and future drawing power. Also recaps a separate feature on George Olwell, a commercial artist who won 20,000 dollars for a magazine slogan but misused the prize, ending with family hardship and lessons about happiness beyond money.
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Schough
New Castle High School
New Castle
Iigh
Mearns
George Olwell
Alwell
Cleveland
Elwell
Registration of All Aliens in the United States
A reform proposal notes England and other nations use registration and naturalization by a single process. Congressman Aswell favors a bill letting aliens satisfy both registration and naturalization together. The piece argues aliens should register and claims broader civic clarity and fewer obstacles for all residents.
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Congressman Aswell
Alfill
United States
The Old Bluffer by Edgar A Guest
Edga r A Guest writes of a frail authority figure who roars to enforce rules yet folds when faced with family. A mother’s steady patience outlasts the bluff while children ignore threats until a softened temper yields. The poem ends with the speaker admitting defeat.
Stop Immigrants Boot Legging Debate Highlights Act
The Immigration Act of 1924 passed by a large vote imposes substantial restrictions on immigration. Yet authorities say the policy is not fully effective as immigrants continue to arrive from various directions.
Sentence Sermons on Duty and Trust in Public Life
A reflective piece contrasts duty with money promises and political promises. It claims preachers side with right, politicians side with the people, and warns that the newspaper aligns with the factual center. It argues women and men navigate moral triangles under lawkeepers.
Safety Sam Says: Odd passage from old column sparks debate
A fragmentary line from a vintage column references a son of an old character, a high hat, and snowball moments, hinting at consequences for misdeeds. The text is garbled and unclear, preserving only a few strong nouns and a sense of rural humor and cautionary tone.
Morning Digest of Curiosities and Aged Advisories
A diverse column compiles pithy notes on daily life and politics. It lampoons price rises, prohibition quirks, and fashion myths while recounting local habits, jokes, and oddities from politicians to farmers.
Oddities and Wisdoms From Varied Bits of Speech
A collection of quips and reminiscences touching on New Year dinners style expectations and fashion costs. It laces humor with political and social jabs about war, poets, and everyday life including a farmer’s navy enlistment note.
Italy United States cultural ties grow at Columbia Italian House
The Italian House at Columbia University aims to promote good relations between Italy and the United States through culture. Ambassador Catani notes nations differ in appearance yet share cultural ties, with Italian influence seen in literature, art, music, and intellect. The project, supported by President Butler and Dr. George, seeks broad cooperation to move humanity’s interests from flesh to spirit.
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Columbia University
Theo
Italy
United States
Catani
Gaetan
New York
Butler
Gerrg
Antirepublic
McClura
The World And The Mud Puddles
A defense of the New York Stock Exchange arguing it finances national business and must be valued. It notes the exchange absorbs securities, facilitates quick trades, and steadies prices despite occasional scandals. It warns investors to be prudent and grateful to the Street.
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New York World
United States
Wall Street
Republic
Stock Exchange
Hle
New York Stock Exchange
Great Exchange
New Haven Road
Legion
Pious Verse Quietly Frames Daily Reading
A brief, reflective note opens with Psalm 25:4 and 21 urging the Lord's guidance and the virtues of integrity and uprightness as the day begins.
Anniversaries of Famous Figures and Events Foday’s List
A dated roll of historical anniversaries noting Ethan Allen born in Litchfield Connecticut and dying in Burlington Vermont in 1789, Julien Dubuque born in Quebec and buried in Iowa in 1810, Marshal Ney executed in Paris in 180? following his Napoleon era high treason, Chancellor Benjamin Andrews born Hinsdale Michigan and dying in Florida, Rev John Henry Luera consecrated Fort Wayne bishop, Newhall House Milwaukee fire with heavy loss, Gen George Stoneman California governor, All American troops recalled from the Rhine.
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Ethan Allen
Green
Litchfield
Conn
Burlington
Julien Dubuque
Quebec
Iowa
Marshal Ney
Napoleon
Elba
Germany
Paris
Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraski
Hinsdale
Mich
Fla
John Henry Luera
Fort Wayne
Ind
Newhall House
Milwaukee
George Stoneman
California
Lie Rhine
Dr Edmund Gosse Honored With Knighthood In Honorary Whirl
The well known English literary figure Dr Edmund Gosse receives a knighthood. His praise spans France Denmark Norway and Sweden for services to literature. His notable works include biographies of Gray and Congreve and a history of Eighteenth Century Literature. He edited literary classics and served as librarian to the House of Lords and Clark Lecturer at Trinity College.
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Edmund Gosse
France
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Prase
Grose
Gray
Congreve
Hendrik Ibsen
Gosse
House of Lords
Wee Clark
Trinity College, Cambridge
Submarine Loss Off Portland sparks battle over strategy
A year after a British submarine was rammed and sunk during maneuvers off Portland England the incident fuels debate on naval tactics and risk management. Analysts weigh whether current training and fleet procedures adequately prevent similar losses amid ongoing studies by defense officials and maritime historians.
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Portland
England
Samuel Cadman Named Among Americas Top Pastors
In a Christian Century poll of clergymen Samuel Parkes Cadman is listed among the 25 most influential pastors in America. He was named president of the Feder al Council of Churches in America, succeeding Robert Speer, and is noted as a leading pulpit orator and author with roles in multiple religious and educational organizations.
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Samuel Parkes Cadslan
Christian Century
Samuel Parkes Cadmson
America
Federal Council of 5
Churches of Christ In America
Atlanta
Cadman
Robert E-. Spear
Aev
Wellington
Shropshire
England
Richmond College
London
Wesleyan
Connecticut
Syracuse
Columbia University
University of Vermont
Caddan
Bard
Best
Hartford Theological Seminary
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Adelphi Institute
American Board of Commis
Slowers For Foreign Missions
Con- Breckational
Congregational Home Mission Society
Brooklyn Clerical Union
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Hay
George W. Con
Rene
Elogie Co
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Ieee
Monoine
Publis Iglerea
Tow Castle
Yel
International News Service
Solw Ferelnn
Lindenwielt, Inc
Madthon ‘Aves
York City
Bureau of Cirmutation
Edgar A. Guest
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Roy D. Smith
D. P
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Sam
Russia
Ian
Goodnough
Dad
Taxmo
Okla
Times
Cupid
Congress
State Assembly
Pletcher
Florida
Lieten
Bemmy
Nebraska
Snook
Ohio
Adam
Adan Sil
Franklin
Pz Wars
Angel
Central
Hick
North Hill
Abe Tah Ds Oe
Four Horsemen
Pauk Revere
Phil Sheridan
Buffalo Jill
Barney Google
Johnny
Bo Koon
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Navy Department
Pat
Antisted
Mat Ho
Frank Crane
BY Fontaine Fox
Lotyle Algernon Smythe
Mickey
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fontaine Fox
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
the House OF Good Clothes
Ooper
McGoun
Sam H. McGoun
Bible Thought
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