New Castle News details and masthead
The New Castle News published by The News Company at Corner Sca more Street and Apple Way lists Serah Greaewall Lucy T R Jamey and George W Conway as trustees and officers. It notes daily evening publication except Sunday with telephones for offices and subscriptions prices for daily and weekly copies and mail delivery and solicits correspondence on county matters. It also states affiliation with International News Service and listings for advertising representation and circulation.
Laundry soap trade reshapes US Latin America ties
A discussion of soap exports dominates the view of US Latin American relations. America sells nearly 74 million pounds of laundry soap to the region, worth 13.3 million dollars, with Cuba Haiti and the Dominican Republic as major buyers. The war altered trade currents, giving the US a leading position in Western Hemisphere soap trade and urging continued policy to maintain it. The piece also notes a postwar revival of railroad advertising and a broad budget debate in Congress, urging decisive action on fiscal reforms.
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Mexico
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Little Manama
Canta
Rica
United Kingdom
Canada
House
Senate
Bureau of the Budget
Treasury Department
Congress
Wilson
Sonnte
Sines Congress
Budget system debate advances across par y platforms and chambers
National and state associations push for a nationwide budget system. The idea gains broad newspaper support and backing from the United States Chamber of Commerce referendum. One house passes it while Congress debates final approval amid presidential veto threats.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Regaining Control After National Election Victory
A publicist argues the recent election gave the American people real control over government. He notes a 7,000,000 plurality for the president and a large Republican margin in both houses. He likens critics to a juror and suggests the win was nearly an eleven to one national landslide.
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Republican Party
Congress
Todays Anniversaries 1769 to 1896 date list
Edward Holyoke died in Cambridge Massachusetts in 1769. Marshal Davous, follower of Napoleon, died in Paris 1770. Lord John Russell proposed a union bill for Canada. Albany delegates revived New York Constitution. Post cards first issued in Canada. War Secretary banned tobacco for West Point cadets. Victor Hugo buried in Paris Pantheon. Tennessee Statehood centennial celebrated in Nashville.
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Edward Holyoke
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Marshal Davous
Napoleon
Paris
John Russell
Two Canadas
Albany
New York
Canada
Secretary of War
West Point
Victor Hugo
Pantheon
Tennessee
Nashville
Diplomat Dr Wilbsim Golf a Probable US Ambassador
The Day's News notes Dr Wilbsim Golf as a likely future US ambassador should relations be restored. He has deep diplomatic and colonial administration experience, studied comparative philology, and began in public service after Calcutta studies. He served as Governor General of Santoa and held German Colonial Secretary during the war, later becoming foreign minister. His scholarship is described as exceptionally high.
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Wilbsim Golf
Lilkaly
United States
Calcntin
Santoa
Solt
Mexico marks one year since provisional president installed
One year since Adolfo de la Huerta was named Provisional President of Mexico. The Supreme Court ruled that a ratified Federal amendment cannot be submitted to a referendum. Whanning area reports rising interaction in America and notes higher food value claims than fresh fruit.
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Supreme Court
Hanning
America
Hints and Dints Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch
A collection of satirical lines on baseball fans and city boosters from 1921, mocking the “jimmjame” windjamming and booster culture. It features caricatures of managers, fans, and officials, with quips on towns, strangers, and urban politics.
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Douglas Malloch
Yan
McClure
Syndicata
Abe Martin Says Local Life Riffs on Taxes Mail and Pests
Abe Martin laments rising utility costs and tax burdens while lampooning politics, Prohibition enforcement, and social quirks. He riffs on mail delays, a Ford held in Tilford Moots, fashion eccentricities, and wind power potential, mixing satire with observations on era culture and leaders.
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Tilford
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