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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
The editorial urges rapid wartime mobilization as 1917 drafts rise. It cites 650,000 to 10,000,000 registered nationally, notes exemptions, and argues for bold action. It condemns silence and censorship while urging patriotism and public duty. It highlights England’s losses and praises American resolve, urging unity and vigilance.
Rev. T. D. Llosa of Shabbobn visits RF. J. Ter Quist as Rev. Lloyd plans to speak at the City Rescue Mission evening service during the stay.
A poem mocks the excuse haven’t got time as hindering life, then shifts to wartime urgency. It notes readers in New Castle and war concerns, praising duty, registration results, and civic effort while lampooning indolence. It mentions beer taxes, corn and meat, and local anecdotes from New Castle and nearby towns.
A fragmented column mocks war sentiment and home life while noting a sinking of a submarine by an American vessel. It jokes about a meat shop closing time and price, laments Americans studying abroad, recalls a jail inmate’s verse, comments on whiskey and honesty, and suggests a dog tax to aid revenue.
Judge Emery today confirmed viewers reports for three bridge projects. One spans Buchanan's run at the public highway from New Wilmington and Pulaski road to Pulaski and Mercer road near Melvin Semple residence. Another crosses West Washington street in Union township near lands of James Russell. A third bridges a stream and track of the New Castle and Lowell railway at Miller avenue.
Joseph Nardis administrator of Antonio Nardis who died in the Italian army secured a judge's order to sell decedent real estate at public sale.
Mr and Mrs Seth Carling of 400 Ninth Avenue Beaver Falls Pa received word from the war department that their son Warry R Carling was wounded in France No details on the injury were given In a March 21 letter Carling described trench life food and dodging shells from the German guns
Tonight’s pageant at the Kirk home on Mundy avenue features scenes and dances by volunteer groups led by Mrs. WM Wirk. If not rained out, the event starts at nine, with a butterfly exhibition and a firemen’s participation. postpone for rain.
Guixeppel Malizia was arrested Wednesday afternoon for failing to register. He was processed at the police station, discharged last night, and Malizia claimed to have made an error on a form.
The text shows a person not registered in the correct precinct and uncertain where to register. He signed willingly, was registered at a police station, and discharged due to circumstantial factors.
Poem urging unity and patriotic resolve as Allies fight for freedom. Calls readers to stand firm, resist deception, and join the war effort alongside Frenoymen and Briton. Emphasizes democracy, national duty, and planting standards where people's standards arise.
The page lists cinema offerings including Capt. Donald A Thompson’s war pictures from the trenches and Peggy Hyland in The Sixteenth Wife. Regent features The Barrier while Nison presents The Flashlight with Norathy Phillips.
Members of Lew Castle Indge numbar Ltd will hold a regular meeting this evening in the lodge hall at the thes yetts building. At eight o'clock the initiation of first degree members will be transacted. The meeting also includes attendance of officers and related lodge business.
Youngstown declares revised totals for the section board census showing registrations likely to reach about twenty six thousand. Several counties missing from the count yet the total is mounting as estimates come in. The report notes Pennsylvania anthracite mines contain over seven thousand miles of underground tunnels.
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