New Castle News Editorial and Publishing Details
New Castle News lists ownership and staff including Sarah G. Treadwell trustee president Lucy T. Ray vice president James T. Patan secretary Fred L. Rentz treasurer and manager editor George W. Conway city editor. Publication is every evening except Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way with subscription rates and mail options.
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Lucy T. Ray
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Fred L. Rentz
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Special Notice About Mail Submissions
All checks money orders drafts communications etc could be addressed to The News Co. New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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New Castle
Gilfillan in City Court Praises Traffic Officer
An article recalls Mr. Gilfillan being fined for speeding in city court but commending the officer for enforcing the law. It contrasts attitudes toward law observance with the New York legislature's actions and calls for civil duty. It also comments on sugar policy and various international vignettes from editorials.
Britain’s Twelve Demands and American Crying Needs
Sir William Bell urges Britain’s inventors to supply twelve essentials for progress including flexible glass and talking movies. The piece contrasts a public list of crying needs for Americans with Bell’s proposed inventions and notes the political urge for a strong Democratic issue.
Economic Dreams and Perpetual Cost Reductions
A speculative theory proposes that higher wages automatically lower living costs. It envisions a self pressing suit, an everlasting face powder, a noiseless lawn mower, a portable parking space and a method to render coal shortages combustible.
Bible Thought For Today Division Destroys
A brief daily note cites Matthew 12 25 warning that every city or house divided against itself cannot stand. The message emphasizes unity and shared purpose.
Anniversaries From 1781 to 1920 Chronicle
A compact list marks key anniversaries and milestones from 1781 Lafayette and Wayne joint forces in Virginia to 1920 Supreme Court affirmation of the Volstead Act. Notable entries include birth of Francois Canrobert 1809, Hosea Ballou 1852, and achievements in aviation and infrastructure.
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Wayne
Virginia
Francois GC. Canrobert
Paris
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill Monument
Hosea Ballou
Boston
Richmond
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China
Cleveland
Orient
Warneford
Conan Doyle spirit talk sparks rail hazard debate
The speaker riffs on Doyle style and jokes about people thinking what they were doing or thinking as they rode in front of trains or trolleys, highlighting a cautionary view of risky behavior and cliffhanger beliefs.
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Conan Doyle
Crowd and conscience in a collage of quotes
A garbled column collects social musings from 1923 era quotes and snippets. It rails at crowd conformity, praises self reliance, and touches on politics education and technology. It notes local events like Cascade Park picnic and a Miami Florida mosquito engineer while lampooning public figures and trends.
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Cascade Park
Berquist
Flower gifts from W S Emery reflect garden passion
A note describes W S Emery of 415 Sutton Street sending a large bundle of peonies and notes his collection of one to two hundred fine rose varieties. The writer praises the quality, and Emery’s practice of sharing blooms while friends are alive.
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W. S. Emery
Sutton Street
Dress Code Cited for Supreme Court Attendees and New Arrivals
The Supreme Court cautions all appearing before it to wear dark dignified attire including lawyers. Bright neckties and flamboyant clothing are discouraged. Separately, about 400 Swedish farmers have arrived in the United States seeking farming work, drawn by reports of opportunities for American farmers.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Arbuckle Enjoys Warm Chicago Vaudeville Welcome
Fatty Arbuckle made his vaudeville debut in Chicago before a crowded house. He received flowers by the wagonloads and telegrams of congratulations from around the world. He expressed pleasure at the reception.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Chicago
Owning and Owing Cause Different Meanings in Local Riff
A local sheik claims a flapper loved him as she accepted his gifts. A small spelling change between owning and owing shifts meaning, while a struggling man seeks a helping hand. Citizens with radios are urged to hear the New Castle high school band outperform other bands in Chicago broadcasts.
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Chicago
New Castle
Domestic servants scarce in Germany like dollars at home
The report notes that domestic servants are very scarce in Germany, and compares this scarcity to the difficulty of obtaining dollars in the United States. The speaker argues that Germany is not entitled to more servants than the country itself can provide.
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Germany
New Lodge Emerges Amid Howling Dog Factions
In a rough scene the Yellow Dogs howl as the Howling Tom Cats establish a new order. Spitting and howling persist with belief there is room for a third lodge named the braying jacks.
Ahe Martin Defies Darwin Controversy and Barnum Theory
Ahe Martin states they avoid the Darwin controversy while challenging the Barnum theory. He comments on Europe’s turmoil and expresses relief to live in America, noting that they are Democrats or farmers.
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Europe
America
Rumorful Chronicle on Marital Mirth and Travel Advice
A Muskegon man divorces his wife to wed his cook for forty thousand dollars while noting culinary skill may rival wealth. Honolulu reports ten thousand motor cars signaling civilization. New Castle cites flappers alongside Salome Cleopatra and Helen of Troy as global actresses. English girls urged to seek husbands in Australia as men scarce in Britain. American girls seek wives without foreign rivals amid cross ocean dating speculation.
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Australia
Barbot Crashes In Flivver Flight Over New Jersey
Georges Barbot departed Garden City Long Island to fly to Washington in a small flivver airplane. A strong gust caused the craft to crash into a large oak near Mantua Creek in Paulsboro New Jersey before he could regain control. Lieutenant Francis B. Valentine piloted a larger plane that had stopped at Pine Valley earlier.
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N. J
Georges Barbot
Garden City
L. I
Washington
Mantua Creek
Barbot
Francis B. Valentine
Pine Valley
Valentine
French pilot Barbot survives crash and plans new flight
After landing gear failure forced an abort, Barbot resumed with a smaller plane. He climbed to 10 000 feet and glided toward Washington when a west wind caused a side slip. The motor stalled at 300 feet, the left wing snagged a tree, and the craft sank to the ground. Barbot escaped unharmed and will retry with a new wing once installed.
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Barbot
Pearl Supply Plans for Years to Come
The finest fresh water pearls come from mussels in the Mississippi and its tributaries. Over 500 mussel varieties exist in these waters. The U S bureau of fisheries plans to secure future pearl supplies with a large crop expected around 1928. A lab study at Fairview Iowa supports industry development.
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Mississippi River
Thrift Magazine
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Fairview
Professor John R Commons Leads National Monetary Association
The National Monetary Association meets today in New York City with Professor John R Commons as president. A renowned political economist and educator, Commons is noted for civic involvement, extensive publications, and service on government commissions.
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New York City
John R. Commons
Commons
America
Oberlin College
Johns Hopkins
Wesleyan
Indiana
Syracuse
University of Wisconsin
National Civic Federation
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
New York Court Fines American Cotton Exchange for Bucketing
The Supreme Court of New York imposed a $5,000 fine on the American Cotton Exchange for allowing bucket ing by its members.
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Supreme Court of New York
American Cotton Exchange
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