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Citizens rally in New Castle against draft fear
A stirring editorial urges merchants and workers to enlist in local Rifles militia to guard homes and shops as France battles and drafts loom. It condemns derisive talk, praises dutiful volunteers, and warns slacker risk of prison and pursuit by authorities.
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France
New Castle
Eall
Living monument Major Inningham praised by Troop F
The article lauds Major Joseph V. Inningham of this city as a living monument for his tireless work building Troop F and shaping a superior Pennsylvania National Guard cavalry unit. It urges officers and citizens to show respect through prudent conduct and common sense. Also lists Tonight's theatre offerings featuring Fannie Ward and others.
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Joseph V. Inningham
Marriage Licenses Granted in Several Cities
List of couples receiving marriage licenses including John K Horne and Emma M Bishop from New Castle and Emma others across Johnstown New Castle Cambridge Springs Beaver Falls New Brighton Cleveland Youngstown Homestead and Wilkinsburg towns. Names include Delia A O Connor Katheryn I O Connor Clyde W Phillips Myrtle I Blinn and more as recorded.
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John K. Horne
New Castle
Emma M. Bishop
Johnstown
Edward J. Smith
Delia
G. Walker
Beaver Falls
Myrtle
I. Blinn
New Brighton
J. Howard Parker
Cleveland
Mabel Scarff
Youngstown
Raymond M. Carpenter
Wilkinsburg
Rosie L. Sprouse
Homestead
B. J. Fullwood
Margaret H. Shira
Dancing With My Wife A Satirical Ballad Note
A long poem and assorted clippings lampoon marriage, dancing, and public life with wry humor. The verse themes include domestic harmony, social mores, temper, and political sentiment, featuring reflections on nationalhood, faith in government, and community notices from New Castle and Williamsport.
Reporter Notes Scarce News and City Hall Door Mystery
A downtown reporter observes a blind street musician seeking a permit from the mayor as a police officer explains the requirement. Leslie Wilson resolves a city hall door mystery by tracing access to the drafting department, revealing who registers on the second floor. The item also mentions a poet philosopher’s failed enlistment attempt in the army.
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Pete Hilliers
Washington Street
City Hall
Leslie Wilson
Stanley Treser
Jack White
C. H. Milholland
John Hott
Pri
City Engineering Department
Engineering Department
Wilson
City Clerk
Drafting Department
Neshan
Rock Falls
Arcele Sam
Uncle Sam
New Castle
Poems and a Nonresident Roster at Draft Registration
The article notes W W Warner’s failed army attempt due to poor eyesight and records that many nonresidents aged 21 to 31 registered in the city. City Clerk C Ed Brown oversaw registrations, revealing five to six hundred eligible men employed locally who reside elsewhere.
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C. Ed Brown
Westminster College figures hurt in auto collision
Dr. W. Charles Wallace, president of Westminster College, and another faculty member were injured when their car collided with a second vehicle near West Middlesex on the way to baccalaureate services. Each car lost a front wheel. a Mrs Jarvis of New Castle suffered a wrist cut, others uninjured.
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W. Charles Wallace
Westminster College
Sharpsville
West Middlesex
Jarvis
New Castle
A Furrier and a Courier Jumble
A juvenile classroom exchange defines a furrier as a man who deals in furs and a courier as a man who deals in curs, prompting a light laugh from the teacher and students. The simple misanswer reveals language mix ups in a learning setting.
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Willard
Ralph
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