Police Tighten Watch Amid Seventh Ward Race Meet
Police vow extra precautions to sweep Mahoningtown and other city areas for crooks during the big race meet. Chief Gilmore orders arrest on suspicion for night roamers while residents urged to aid patrols. A frog hunt at Hickory Creek left 22 green casualties and a Pitts boot with no sole. Meanwhile Sevent ward shifts change to midnight start with three eight hour turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Mahoningtown
Gilmore
Hickory Creek
Mt. Jackson
Joseph C. Ewing
Lew Pitts
John Hennon
William Wallace Pitts
Ewing
Pitts
Potter Convention Opens in Atlantic City
The National Brotherhood of Operating Potters of the United States and Canada opened its convention in Atlantic City. President T. J. Duffy of East Liverpool referred to nationwide conditions and noted the Universal Sanitary Pottery plant in New Castle where the union previously faced issues. no local action was taken.
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Phil Hamilton
Mount Air
Fred English
East Clayton Street
Pittsburg
Fred Colson
East Madison Avenue
Harry Cox
New Wilmington
Seventh Ward
Lew Means
Beaver Falls
Helen Spencer
Ashland Avenue
Youngstown
Clyde Racer
Howard Kelley
Mahoning Avenue
Harry Reese
North Liberty Street
Jack Barnes
Chewton
Frank McIntyre
Standard Steel Car Company
Dave Harrison
Cold Roll
Shenango
Mary Francis
Wampum
Mary Spencer
Ralph McClelland
East Cherry Street
New Castle Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Franklin
National Brotherhood of Operating Potters
United States
Canada
Atlantic City
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
Universal Sanitary Pottery
New Castle
Fireworks at Park Woodmen Day
Finest display ever seen at Cascade park July 15. Crowd gathers for Woodmen Day as fireworks light the sky over Cascade park in the evening.
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Park Woodmen
Cascade Park
Central American summer revolution season opens with side shows
United Press reports the annual Central American summer revolution season starting with a Haiti side show and rumors across Guatemala to Nicaragua. Presidents deny coups while Costa Rica stays out as peace court gains ground. the season runs until October with governments unsure but amusements intact.
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United Press
Washington
Central America
Haiti
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Coney Island
Luna Park
Junta
Coney
Davilla
Honduras
State Department
Cabrera
San Salvador
Zelaya
Costa Rica
Mexico
Panama
United States
Venezuela
Rooth
Peace Court
Borough Officials Questioned In Weed Cleanup
New Wilmington residents debate possible penalties as borough weeds near property edges fail to be cut by the June July August and September deadline. Local figures and visitors share updates on community events including weddings, church services, picnics, and a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Denver convention taint of Open-faced hotel profits noted
Robert L. Wallace Republican nominee for the legislature writes The News about his Denver visit. He says locals seek cash from visitors amid high hotel prices and convention fuss. He notes Bryanites struggle to sustain enthusiasm as western trip yields mixed opinions on Bryan’s candidacy.
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Robert L. Wallace
Denver
Nebraska
Kansas
Bryan
Old Timers Day Invite Receives Civil War Pastor Note
A letter from Rev. D. C. Osborne of Kalamazoo, formerly pastor of New Castle’s First M. E. Church, expresses regrets at missing the August 20 Old Timers picnic. Osborne led troops in 1861, held Sunday Diamond meetings with front-line telegram updates, and closes with spiritual wishes for a reunion under life’s trees at the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Cascade Park
Presbyterian
J. J. Ashenhurst
Columbus
J. 8. DuShane
D. C. Osborne
M. E
Osborne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Enon Valley
Enon
J. S. Dushane
New Castle
South Rose Street
Kalamazoo, Mich
William Jennings Bryan Not Here But Log Rollers Arrive
Log rollers from twenty Woodmen camps will gather at the park on July 15 for an event. Wm. J. Bryan will not attend.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Spring Suits Cut Half Price In Latest Styles
Consumers are offered half price on spring suits featuring light colors and striped patterns. The sale highlights new cuts and materials suitable for summer wear with emphasis on fashion and value.
Separate Coats One Lot Half Price Sale
Separate coats for ladies offered at half price and a separate lot of children’s coats also priced at half. Limited quantities available and items may be viewed in the sale area.
Skirt Racks Offer Bargain Prices in Plain Colors and Stripes
A sale features Panama or serge skirts in plain colors and stripes at special prices of 3.90, with Walking Skirts originally 9.50 to 10 now 4.90. The racks present affordable options for stylish skirts at reduced rates.
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Panama
Special Table Waists and Dresses at Half Price
Waists priced at 1.25 1.35 1.50 and 1.75 now 75 cents. White waists lace embroidered open front or back long or short sleeves. One lot waists one third off. Another lot half price. Wash coats and summer coat suits half price. Misses and children's wash dresses white or colored half price.
Wash Dresses on Half Price in One and Two Piece Styles
A sale offers wash dresses at half price, featuring both one piece and two piece outfits plus jumper effects offered at the same half price. Limited styles available.
Millinery Sale Cuts Prices on Spring Hats and Trimmed Hats
Retail ad notes half price on Spring Pattern hats and Spring Trimmed hats. Untrimmed hats priced 25 50 and 75 cents. Children hats offered at 25 and 50 cents. Children Mull hats 25 cents each.
Wash Goods Sale Slashes Prices at Window Display
Silk wash goods at 20c a yard, half price. Mousselines priced 25c, originally 35c to 50c. 20c wash goods cut to 12 1 2c. Two tables offer 8c and 10c per yard. See window display for details.
Bargain Textile Sale Highlights Wide Summer Fabrics
Bright textiles on sale feature light colored dress goods at 40c per yard, Mohairs Panamas and Mixed Suitings 85c, Black Voiles at 50c, Novelty Silks 38c, 36 inch Black Taffeta 90c. Kimonos 25c, ribbons 10c yard, Vallaces 10c, and suitcases 1.00 to 1.25. Linings 12 1/4 to 20¢ per yard.
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Dollar Savings Assn
Washington St
Ee Park
Flemen & Miller
von Hoff
Reid
Busch
Cascade Park Dining Hall
Rical
RL. Matthews Electric CO
North and Mill Sts. Union
Greer
Jerry Sheehan
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Engineering Works Aggregation
Jess Anderson
Jackie McDonald
Co. M. Bernaru
Delaware Avenue
Mahoning Pharmacy
John McMillin
P. J. Eagan
West Madison Avenue
Reventh Ward
Union National Bank
New Castle, PA
KODAK
G. B. Zahniser
Clendenin
The
New Castle News
News Office
Clean-up Crusade
Marie Allen
G. H. Zehner
Rev. Wible
Volant
Rev
Wible
Miss Allen
Allen-Zehner
Marnhing
New Wilmingtonites
Thorne
John Elliott
Butler
R L. Morris
Conneaut Lake
W. D. Smith
Fredonia
Isaac Bennett
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Henry Nelson
John C. Dwyer
J. N. Glass
Nellie Rodenbaugh
D. L. Zimmerman
Daisy Riblett
Quaker Oats
First M. E. Church
Lawrence Ntn Ease
East Washington Street
Athis
Citizens National Bank
H. B
Brown
Hamilton
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