The News Company Contact and Ownership Notes
Published every evening except Sunday by The News Company New Castle Pennsylvania. Owners The News Company a partnership of Mrs George BE Treadwell and Fred L Rentz. Manager Bert Wells Editor. Correspondence invited from all parts of the county.
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Lanning Enters Congressional Race Amid Bank Probe
Norwalk Ohio candidate Jay F Lanning linked to the collapse of Ohio Trust faces grand jury indictment with three former bank officials on fraud charges. He pledges stubborn pursuit of victory while debates over trial timing and voter judgment unfold in a state with a history of bankers in penitentiaries.
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Pittsburg Women Crusaders Target Down Town Cafes
Activists in Pittsburg report arrests of several cafe proprietors held on bail for allegedly furnishing liquor to minors. The crusade aims to protect young girls from entering wine rooms and reduce underage patronage, noting many youths frequent establishments before age is apparent. The effort seeks preventive action rather than targeting hopeless cases.
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No Labor Trouble Speculation on Amalgamated Iron Workers
Report notes that normally amid wage conference over July 1 fiscal year the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin workers faces concern but this year members seek little or no change amid unclear developments.
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Tin trade outlook praised by New Castle mill workers
The report from the American Tinplate company and New Castle tin mill employees shows strong demand and a solid long run with no expected suspension of operations. Workers express satisfaction with current conditions and prospects for continuity.
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American Tinplate Company
New Castle Tin Mill
Sunday Epigrams Spark Debate Over Billy Sunday
The paper questions Billy Sunday’s epigrams handed out at amusements. It notes Sunday draws attention from balanced readers yet criticizes some remarks as inappropriate from a spectacle evangelist.
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Crowds Hear Billy Sunday as New Wilmington Excursion Sets Record
June 5 The last excursion from New Wilmington to Sharon to hear Evangelist Billy Sunday drew over 300 riders from New Wilmington the largest crowd yet. The Sharon tabernacle was packed and overflow meetings drew a throng. One man caused a disturbance on the return trip before being jailed for sobering up. Westminster tennis teams McKay and Miller won doubles at Allegheny College.
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Money Talks at the High Art Style Store
The High Art Store at Mill and Washington closes today to prepare a fifteen day sale starting tomorrow. Shoppers can save 50c on the dollar and receive a free coupon per dollar to enter a chance at a $50 Duchess rug now on display in the window.
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Corner Mill
Washington Streets
Fourth of July Mayhem and Home Team Victory Banter
A lively coastal column riffs on a home team victory over rivals, mixing satire and jittery humor. It lampoons Fourth of July excess, public spectacles, and civic quirks while tossing in jokes about misbehaving drivers, cantankerous officials, and small town antics.
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Greatest picture ever in New Castle at Majestic
The greatest picture ever in New Castle is now showing at the Majestic on 55 East Washington Street. This cinema item urges locals not to miss seeing the film.
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Majestic
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Washington Street
What Do They Cure Dr Pierce Medicines Golden Medical Discovery
The piece extols Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a potent blood purifier tonic benefiting mucous surfaces including nasal passages throat bronchial tubes and stomach while Favorite Prescription rebuilds strength regulates functions and relieves pain for overworked women. Both are non alcoholic non secret glyceric extracts from native American plants and sold by medicine dealers with Dr Pierce s pellets offered as an easy aid.
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J. Pierce
Tragic Bridge Accident In Niles Injures Youth
Nine year old Howard Hodgkinson of Niles was struck on the head by a brick while fishing yesterday and kicked off a bridge by other youths. He is in critical condition and may die.
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Niles
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