NEW CA News Publication Listing People and Roles
A historic California news entry lists ownership by That Company, a corporation, with Fred L. Reniz as publisher and editor. Officers include A W Treadwell as vice president, Lucy Treadwell Ray as treasurer, Jacob F Reniz as mer and assistant treasurer, Jaimes T Venee as secretary, and George W Conway as editor. The paper operates daily from 29 North Mercer Street with various subscription options and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Reniz
Ana Man
A.W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Reniz
Treas
Jaimes T. Venee
George W. Conway
Wees
North Mercer St. Wings
Bubechild
Mail
Le News Special Advertising Notice From New Castle
Special notice states all checks and money orders should be addressed to The News Co of New Castle Pennsylvania and not to individuals. It notes International News Service rights for republication and exclusivity for local or undated news.
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Sele Frrelen
Lindenstein-Kimbal, Inc
West 44Th St
New York City
Audis Bureau of
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
International News Service
News Co
New Castle
Senatary Mellon
Will
Jocel Engineering Corp
China
Castle
Allegheny County
Interstate Commerce
Cnimrovjssion
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Enal
Permanent Summer White House Debate Revisited
The proposal to base a permanent summer home for the president in the Black Hills of South Dakota amid the Coolidge vacation idea faces questions of feasibility and desirability. Critics cite constitutional limits and the risk of diplomatic colonies while noting that presidents keep varied vacation traditions and Congress rarely legislates away customs.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Coolidge
White House
Congress
District of Columbia
Washington
Canada Welcomes First US Envoy as Canada Heads Toward Status
The United States appoints William Phillips as Canada’s first minister, welcomed warmly by Ottawa. Funding shortages delay the legation’s opening until the new fiscal year begins, with Phillips lodging at Rideau Hall and seeking a home.
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Canada
Ottawa
Willian Phillips
United States
Senate
Phillips
Lady Willingdon
Rideau Hall
Belgium
Balloon racing endures with diverse entrants and a top flyer
The national elimination balloon race attracted fifteen entries including four Army crews and two Navy teams while private firms field most entrants. Ward T. Van Orman, winner, landed near Bar Harbor Maine after a long distance flight. The top three distance balloons will represent the U S in September from Denver. The story also chronicles James Dole’s rise in Hawaii pineapple canning and local political links.
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United States Army
Navy
Nhot
United States
Pennsylvania
Akron
Maine
Ward T. van Orman
Bar Harbor
van Orman
Antwerp
Belgium
Denver
Death House Chat and Women as Teachers in 1927 era
Fragmented text covers Hypatia and Mary Bartelme, debates on women as teachers and judges, and praise for Judge Bartelme in Chicago. Mentions stock market activity and a long stream of opinion on prosperity, crime, and public figures, with references to Henry Judd Gray and political figures.
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Mary Bartelme
Chic # Air
Chicago
Noward
Henry Judd Gray
Hints and Dints daily musings and city notices
The column mixes satirical observations and local chatter about advertising by Capt. Lind’s “Spirit of St. Louis” banner, a stray overcoat, a dismissed cavalry outfit, taxes, lawyers, and social quirks. It notes a Castleton project, bird-killing cats, a divorce anecdote, and a police joke about a wrestling hold. A stream of small-town reflections ends with weather and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Capt. Lind
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Stafth
Fragmentary sermon notes discuss progress, change, and government as a blend of imagination and purpose. The text asserts improvement comes from active citizenship and gradual, practical steps embraced by the people, noting June references and a push toward measured reform.
Change of venue in Purviance Plum murder case
Burley San, advance representative of the Gotdie Purviance Steve Plum axle tree murder case, seeks a venue change from Ur count fouse to Meludeon Halt.
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Burley San
Gotdie Purviance
Steve Plum
Axle Tree
Editorial on fame and self worth from public attention
Dr. Crane criticizes a culture obsessed with notoriety. He cites milk drinking feats, coffee cups, piano stunts, dancing, and other antics as shallow fame. The piece argues true worth comes from meaningful deeds, not public display or self aggrandizement.
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Fleize
Mara Singger
West
Bronx City
Towa
Columbus
Hie
Himell
Deluke
Amnoxes
Contested Rivers and Federal Role in Water Rights
Fragmented text discusses ownership of river waters including the Colorado and Mississippi. It notes states claim river property, potential damages to Imperial Valley California inhabitants, and a debate over harnessing rivers. References the Western lumber press and a colonial tone about federal government control and river fate.
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Colorado Rover
Reech
Alles
Phes
Imperial Valiey
California
Slater
Mississippi
Ean Lumberman
Colorado
Golf Setteing Sin In Just Folks
In spite of warnings the golf theme recurs as a personal reflection on learning and perseverance. The speaker, likely Edgar A. Guest, laments repeated failed attempts to master the simple fundamental shot and keeps trying over fifteen years.
Taste and See The Lord Our Good Bible Thought
Bible Thought For Today presents a devotional line about trusting in the Lord and seeking Him as a deer pants for water. It emphasizes faith in God and personal renewal through prayer.
One Year Ago Professor Ignace Mos here chemist identit Po Ki
A brief book review highlights a chemist named Ignace Mos and mentions Po Ki in a city review. The piece commends the author for insight into local people and notes a well-done craft by the writer.
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Ignace Moshere
Our Daily Book
Marehine OA
Aenes Boyd
Scriboers
Coowhite
Re. Waerkady
Minneapoliss Charm In A Travelogue Portrait
A correspondent extols Minneapolis as a city with wide streets and handsome streetscapes, praising its hospitality, high citizenship, and absence of major scandals. The piece notes thriving flour milling, a pleasant climate for gardens and flowers, and a bright, up-and-coming spirit amid attractive hotels and business districts.
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Seapolis
Minneapolis
America
Storkheim
Chicago
Minneapolia
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