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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
4
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Gary Indiana reports recount how Superintendent G A Dickson criticized the city’s school system as impractical beyond Gary. Protests followed, then it emerged funds and taxes from United States Steel and railroads supported many programs. summer and night classes were cut back as districts faced deficits and closed early.
A reflective column cites Uncle Joe Cannon as warning against overload and distraction. It argues the nation’s ills come from constant activity leaving little time for reading, marriage, faith, or simple living.
The Ohio senator Warren G Harding, praised by supporters in Washington for backing the president in foreign policy. He notes Ohio and Pennsylvania share the same stance and argues that foreign affairs transcend party labels, though politics linger over national symbols.
Cleveland’s Lakewood Mayor Clayton W. Tyler plans to ask Street Railway Commissioner Peter Witt to revoke his order for fifteen minute service on Clifton boulevard. The prior schedule ran about seven and a half minutes.
Ex District Attorney Thomas W Dickey who prosecuted Tony Rossi for selling liquor without a license at Hillsville reports that a new US Supreme Court ruling allows Rossi to sell liquor under interstate commerce law He believes the Webb Kenyon act will apply only in states dry by statute and not in dry jurisdictions by judicial decree
A miscellany of light verse and short notes from Leslie's Weekly with memories of home cooking, fishing lines, and allusions to war and politics. Snippets joke about taxes, Hamburgers, Berlin, the Fourth of July, and social scenes in Paterson New Jersey.
A collage of remarks from a 1910s era page comments on weather delaying plowing, President Wilson urging restraint, libel suits, Atlantic City bathing, a Braddock divorce claim, road workers in convict garb, scarcity of domestic help, taxes, Carnegie steel mill records, and casual xenophobic jabs, reflecting everyday urban humor and sentiment.
The family quarrels over a matinee outing versus a baseball game. Ma praises a talented relative while Pa plans to take Little Bobbie to the game, prompting talk of looks, merit, and past school honors. A humorous exchange highlights gender roles and family dynamics.
The New Castle board of trade debated a sack of flour relief for Belgians with support for aid but calls to extend help to Polish, Russian-Polish refugees and Mexicans. A three member committee was appointed to study the proposal.
In Millville New Jersey on June 2 merchants report numerous old unpaid accounts are being settled after a religious campaign. Beer shipments have fallen by more than half and several clubs have folded. A 300 voice male chorus formed under Professor Robert E. Clark of Denver performed at Hand's theatre with leaders Christopher Hand Dr Frank R. Sheppard and James E. Smith observed in attendance.
Midweek service at First Presbyterian church invites all members to attend as a matter of importance will be presented and discussed this evening stating broad participation is desired by the congregation.
In Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital Dr. Thomas Cullen underwent gallstone surgery with Dr. J M T Finney in charge. During the procedure Cullen correctly diagnosed a concurrent incipient appendicitis and had his appendix removed after gall stones were addressed.
L R Montgomery by A Martin Graham files for 308.19 due on a meat bill with interest from April 4. A parallel suit for 112.21 is filed by L R Specht against the same defendants.
Rev. J. H. Clemens of New Castle Pa. speaks Tuesday evening June Sth at Mt. Jackson M E church for the church bene fit. Admission 16 and 25 cents. Adg. 250011.
Mrs. Ella H. Pintard complains to the SPCA official Franklin Moyen that four neighbor cats invaded her home took a dinner and disturbed her nerves. Mrs. Joseph T. Burrowes defends the cats saying they wander but usually return home and could be kept in if a higher fence is built.
Youngstown report says five year old Donald Ellis, son of Mr and Mrs J Ellis of Coitsville Center, was run over Tuesday by a motorcycle ridden by D M Patterson near New Castle Pennsylvania. Both bones of the lower right leg were broken and he suffered cuts and bruises as he played on the sidewalk before attempting to cross the street.
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