NEW CASTLE NEWS Publication details and rates
NEW CASTLE NEWS lists owners Fred L Rentz and A W Treadway with Lucy Treadwell Ray Jacob F Rentz and George W Conwas as officers. Published every evening except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street. Subscriptions vary by method and duration, with mail and stand prices noted. Correspondence invited from county citizens.
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NEW Castle News
the News Company
Fred L. Rentz
Fultor
A.W. Treadway
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
Merdamus T. Ray
George W. Conwas
Beitor
North Mercer Street Bell
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New Industry Location Announced for Grasselli Plant
Grasselli Powder Company will locate a third plant in New Castle, announced yesterday. The decision follows successful operations of two existing plants, promising steady employment and diversifying the local industrial base. The firm chose New Castle after evaluating many sites, citing favorable conditions and an optimistic outlook for regional growth.
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Grasselli Powder Company
New Castle
Hye
Making America Pay European Debtors and Rubber Power
An editorial argues European debtors push the United States to bear war debts. It cites British rubber control raising tire costs by millions and notes French wine monopoly ineffectiveness. It claims British rum runners influence US imports while rubber merchants dominate supply, questioning postwar victory celebrations.
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United States
Europe
Britain
Mexico Crisis Papers Hint at Calles Regime Threat
President Coolidge monitors Mexico amid tense ties after Ambassador Shef field return and Kellogg warning. Reports say Adolfo de la Huerta gains strength and Calles may fall within months, with U S support deemed essential for regime stability. Riffing comments on daily life and jokes follow in a mosaic of quotes and quips.
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Sheffield
Kellogg
Calles
Dalles
United States
Adolfo de la Huerta
The
Public Ledger
Washington
William Makepeace Thackeray anniversary noted
A dated list marks anniversaries including William Makepeace Thackeray born in Calcutta and died in London December 24 1865 and Benito Juarez died in Mexico City with birth in March 21 1806. Other items note Fort Wagner repulse 1864 and Arizona delegate election.
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William Makepeace Thackeray
Calcutta
Indix
London
Fort Wagner
S. C
Charles D. Poston
Congress
Arizona
Benito Juarez
Mexico
Jane Franklin
Dted
Satpointe
Santa Fe
Washington
France
Virginis
Paris
Harding
Honeward
Alaska
Quotations, Quips, and News Bits From The Evening Paper
A long collage of opinions and jokes touches on Prohibition, cars, fashion, and public life. It notes a bathing beauty, bootlegger rumors, a five percent tax discount, oddities from cities like Chicago, and a Michigan centenarian, with light commentary on manners, memory, and modern woes.
Bold adventure leads to civilised man at ledger
A traveler chronicles a leap from primal boldness to settled life, depicting a figure seated on a stool poring over a ledger and recording the slow march of civilisation.
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Ledger
Manhood and Honor in Edgar A. Guest Verse
A 1924 Edgar A. Guest poem extols true manhood through honor, truth, generosity, and kindness. It condemns cheating and cowardice while praising steadfast integrity and consideration for others within a community. The piece ends with a quip about bridge parties and card games.
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Aggie
Edgar A. Guest
Bricklayers Fight Masons in Labor Dispute
Arthur Brisbane reflects on labor conflicts including bricklayers and plasterers, railroads, and a police rescues a sparrow. He notes public indifference to executions and discusses medical history, domestic violence, monkey ancestry, and the legal trial climate while critiquing worker organization and price controls in the Rubber market and agriculture.
Taussig of Harvard Tops Economics Field
Prof. Frank Taussig of Harvard University earns honors as a corresponding fellow at the British Academy and is described as the dean of American economiates with an international reputation. A St Louis native, he graduated from Harvard and developed a strong bent for economies, later joining the faculty.
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Frank WY ‘Taussig
Harevard University
British Academy
Truasig
St. Louie
Harevard
Iftarvvard
Notable economist and author on tariff history
The text notes an assistant professor later becoming a leading economist and writer on fiscal policy. It highlights his 1868 Tariff History of the United States as establishing his standing, with subsequent works on wages, capital, and economic principles enhancing his global reputation.
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Uniteed States
United States
Gabriel horn inventor Claude Foster rich tax and deal
Dr Frank Crane notes in a 1925 column that Cleveland innovator Claude J Foster, creator of the Gabriel horn and an automobile enumber, paid a tax exceeding 500000 after declining incorporation. He sold his war business for millions, arranged a bargain with Otis and Company, and kept control as president, valuing money and friendship across coast to coast.
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Cleveland
Tere
Claude J. Foster
Foster
Ford
Dang Brothers
Auras Mobile
Gabriel Horn
Edward
England
Wilium
Germany
Gage
Commerce and Finance
McClure
Abs
Bible Thought For Today Lamp Prayer
A devotional note cites 2 Samuel 22 29 30 praising the Lord as light in darkness. The message emphasizes God guiding and protecting through trials, framing faith as a lamp in perilous times.
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Ughrea
God
Sentence Sermons You Can Escape
Fragmented lines present a meditation on escape from discomfort by choosing inaction. The text repeats phrases about believing nothing, avoiding responsibility, and forgiving nothing, framing a critique of egotism and self-fulfilling inaction.
North Pole air expedition figures mourn Ellsworths loss
The account recalls the failed 1910 North Pole airborne expedition led by Amundsen and the Ellsworths. James W. Ellsworth, a Chicago native investor, dies June 1 while his son survives after long hardship. James W. Ellsworth's prominence in Pittsburgh coal circles is noted.
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Pather and Son
North Pole
Amundsen
Lincoln
Edlaworth
Chicago
Hingis
Tayner
Lincoln Bilgworth
James W. Ellsworth
Wasiang Marle
Norw
Spitshanen
James W. Hilsworth
Haing Hen
Florence
Traly
Pinponee
Heranuse
Noartit
Reyes
Ellsworth
Sletanca
Pittysburgh
Hig Non
Auto Thief Admits Taking Bridegrooms Car During Wedding
Steubenville Ohio July 18 Darwood Smith 23 year old confessed automobile thief arrested before his own marriage admitted to Sheriff that he recently took a car from in front of the church the night he was married. The machine recovered from the man he sold it to was claimed today by K F Fisher Belmont County Recorder who says it was stolen several weeks ago. Seven machines stolen by Smith and associates have been recovered. The prisoner's alibi remains unexplained.
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Steubenville, G
Darwood Smith
Steubenville
Smith
K. F. Fisher
Belmont County
Rev Maitland Speaks at Interdenominational Camp Meeting
Rev Maitland of Pu liski road returns from Mountain Lake Park after attending the Interdenominational camp meeting held in a tabernacle for 3,590 and an amphitheater for 6,000. Last Sunday he preached in the amphitheater before a large audience with speakers including Dr H C Morrison, Dr William Huff, and Dr John Paul.
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R. Maitland
Mountain Lake Park
Wei
Maitland
E. Daniel Westfall
Pittsburgn
Pittsburgh Acvocate
H. C. Morrison
Pentecostal Herald
Louisvile Ky
William H. Huff
John Paul
Taylor University
Ideal Home Opens Sunday for Public Viewing
Demand has been high for the Ideal Home at 2908 Hazelcroft serving as the showcase since Tuesday. It will be open Sunday July 19 from 2 to 3 PM with a reception committee guiding visitors, many of whom have already registered, including out of town guests.
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Hazelcroft
Torrow
Unclear historical line about Imbrie and sports quips
Fragmentary OCR text describes Major Imbrie in Teheran beaten by fanatics and a football player remark about origins, followed by a stray joke about goldfish and a handkerchief. The passage is garbled with missing words and inconsistent quotes, offering little verifiable detail or cohesive narrative.
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Robert Imbrie
Teheran
Crathh
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