17 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
1
A fragment from a New York report notes a five cent loaf appears on the market and provokes commentary from bakery officials. The text references price, quality concerns, and a claim that the loaf is mostly water and dull in appearance. The article hints at bakery competition and market reactions.
Harrisburg report ties a church supper chicken salad to a typhoid outbreak. A woman cook linked to twelve cases is under state health control as officials withhold her name. The case parallels a New York outbreak, with six or more related infections across households and domestic staff. او
Ten members of Company M of the Alabama Guard are jailed in connection with the lynching of Willitwor Beard. Leslie West confessed that Beard was taken from Otha Walker jail, tied, dragged near the roadside, and shot by guardsmen in civilian dress, who returned to camp before roll call.
A mine accident at Harmony Junction claims the life of Ward Lanahan former Naw Castle resident. A large workpiece fell in the Harmony mine striking him on the head. Survived by wife Hazel daughter Anne and son Edo. funeral arrangements to be announced by St. M Church.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Arthur Mometer and a warning to Howers Ghat, with garbled wording suggesting a desperate plea or alert. The readable bits imply a topic tying to a person and a situation, but details are obscured.
Court delays due to lawyers not ready with cases. jurors idle at county courthouse incurring expenses. Judge aims to proceed once attorneys prepare by morning. postmaster notes and local officials referenced as trials begin at 11 o'clock.
Paris dispatch reports former President Poincare publicly challenging the new Briand ministry over German reparation payments. He insists on strict interpretation of the Versailles treaty and urges concrete results, warning that France cannot bear further strains. The stance is seen as opposing the cabinet’s cautious approach, with observers noting potential pressure for decisive action against Allied concessions.
A female resident of Harrington suffers after ending a long abstinence, experiencing immediate ill effects. Reportedly limited access to journalists prevented full coverage, with officials hinting at cautious steps following the incident on a Saturday.
Unclear OCR text records a payment of 6000 ticks from a Japanese source to a Teuton official tied to Dinjin e g i s and a president of a Tokyo pharmaceutical federation. The note mentions use for German medical and chemical divisions and Basel deters mibadredan for a MBAS HK contribution.
A partial and garbled notice notes sickness among county residents this winter with scattered details. It mentions schools, teachers, and a comparative rise in illness against a prior period, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks clear figures or dates.
Report suggests a new session of Congress may convene in early April with probative meetings planned that week. It notes ongoing discussions among key leaders about legislative action and possible hearings, highlighting the expectation of an accelerated agenda.
General Coxey meets with Mr. Harding in Marion amid talks on the Eighteenth Amendment and potential envoy appointment. Frank Lowden of Illinois may set the address of the governor after the conference with Senator Harding, shaping Republican stance and federal posts.
Fragmentary obituary style list names and places including Darton William, Bird City, Michie Croyshaw, Mrs., Wallinaven, Su Culbertaon, and other likely relation hints. Text is garbled with unfamiliar surnames and parenthetical notes, unclear dates, and faint vessel or location markers. не
A man, living near Northwest corners of East Washington Street for eleven years, travels from New York to Albania after an earthquake destroyed his wife's hometown Abbenti in Alfuwan. He hopes to find her among survivors and to bring her back to the United States with relatives aiding in the search. He awaits word from survivors and plans to depart once a message arrives.
The National Woman's Voters League expands with Nutmeg State last to join. leaders include ythoya Tan of the National and Bert Mortiog of the Compturier Leas surat Woes Bouter at New Hagseen. An annual meeting is planned with mentions of Mra teeorae Geliern of Ss. baa as chair, aiming to advance the league's drive for equality and organized reform.
Fragmented OCR report alleges a legal action where a person sues their father for 600000 over libel. Names appear garbled, with references to a Nevada connection and family relationships. The readable bits indicate a civil claim and related family tensions but lack coherent details or dates.
National News Service reports in Uniontown that Walters, head of the Farm Bureau, is accused of sedition and plotting amid a wider crackdown. Authorities allege he and associates promoted radical activity and discussed a central party platform. The case ties into county political tensions and state police involvement.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Inspect Troop F on February 10 and to the Pennsylvania National Guard. It mentions Teron Tarriabure and New Castle with garbled phrases. Nine officers of the regular army are noted as detailed by the War Department to naped the guard chairing the month of Matewers.
Fragmentary OCR explains a local dog license run on Saturday. It notes county officials, constables and residents involved, with mentions of unpaid dues and enforcement steps. Names and exact places are unclear due to garbled text.
The United States Justice Department will take up clues in the murder case at the U S Naval Hospital. A vigorous naval court inquiry is under way but little headway has been made toward solving the crime. No arrests have yet been made in the Nourse homicide.
Reportedly women will discuss an open Sunday event at tonight’s meeting. The notice mentions themes around faith and social issues with attendees expected to include local residents and organizers.
Fragmented OCR reads like a late edition local item about a missing keys incident and a general aid appeal. It mentions a note about locating lost keys and a light coverage of community help efforts amid a chaotic page. The item hints at a broader news flow including remarks on local safety and investigations.
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