Ownership and contact details for The News Company
The News Company lists Mrs. and L. Rentz as partners with Fred L. ments and Bert Wells as manager and editor. Public interest correspondence is solicited from all county parts. All checks, money orders, drafts, and communications should be addressed to The News Company in New Castle, Pa, not to individuals.
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the News Company
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L. Rentz
Fred L. Ments
Bert Wells
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New Castle
The Whitla Reward Sparks Claims Of Cash Chaos
A $15000 reward for Willie Whitla’s kidnapping arouses competing claims from a Cleveland saloon keeper, a streetcar conductor, the Cleveland police, and Mercer County. The piece criticizes rewards for arrests and convictions as dangerous and hard to justify, arguing policemen should not claim rewards and suggesting the system unfairly tempts blame.
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Willie Whitla
Pennsylvania
New York Times
Cleveland
O'Reilly
Mr. Whitla
County of
Mercer
Whitla
Youngstown Votes Wet By 1969 Majority
The Youngstown wet victory ended a tense campaign with little disorder at polls and neighborhoods. Observers note key figures Moore and Williams benefited from saloon funds while manyDry leaders pledged future efforts as precincts outside the city turned mostly wet.
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Youngstown
Aldrich and His Party Challenge in Tariff Debate
A political editorial attacks Senator Aldrich for calling insurrectionists true Republicans. It argues the western and New England Republicans favor tariff reduction, accuses Aldrich of deception, and urges a realignment of leaders with southern protectionists joining Aldrich and Lodge, while pro changes align with Democrats with protectionists removed.
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Aldrich
Dolliver
LaFollette
Nelson
Beveridge
New England
Lodge
Infants' Home Plan Proposed by Humane Society
The Humane Society of Youngstown is pushing a plan to build a home for infants abandoned by their parents, seeking a dedicated facility to care for distressed newborns.
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The
Humane Society of
Youngstown
Central fish Market Crabs Offered with Bell Phone Contact
Hard and soft-shell crabs advertised at the Central fish Market with Bell phone 431. Union abone 431.
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Central Fish Market
Bell Phone
Union Abone
Giant South American boa on display at Pittsburg street
The largest boa constrictor ever shown is on exhibition at 16 Pittsburg Street for a limited time. The 27 foot long snake weighs 312 pounds and is 54 years old. Captured by South American natives, the creature draws curiosity from local crowds.
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Pittsburg Street
South America
Hints and Dints Hits From Youngstown Opinion
A collage of quips and notices from Youngstown themes. Jokes on suffrage, Prohibition, local elections, and public figures mix with editorial humor about mayors, ministers, and scandals. Casual commentary blends with sharp opinions across people and places.
Harmony Council Bans Hogs From Town Limits
The Harmony town council passed a resolution ordering hogs moved beyond borough lines within 12 hours. The issue, long debated, split residents between sanitation proponents and those who defend hogs with clean surroundings. With a state inspector due in two weeks, officials acted to avoid state mandates amid ongoing talk of water works and sewerage upgrades.
Installation of Rev Samuel C Gamble at Second Presbyterian
Tonight the Second Presbyterian Church will install Rev Samuel C Gamble as pastor with presiding Rev R H Mulholland of Highland church and sermon by Rev H F Given of First church Rev Jameson of Mt Jackson will address the pastor and Rev W J Clintock of Neshannock and Oak churches will speak to the congregation.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Samuel C. Gamble
Ay. R. H. Mulholland
Highland Church
H. F. Given
Rev. Jameson
Mt. Jackson
Glee Club Outing Committee Meets at Reynolds Street Home
The committee on arrangements for the New Castle Glee club outing will meet Friday evening at H. Bonna's Reynolds street home. They will finalize plans for the annual picnic and discuss other matters. The club has paused practices for the summer and will not resume before September unless a call arises from other groups.
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New Castle
Millinery Sale at Roberts' on Pittsburg Street
One third and one half off on all trimmed hats at Roberts' store located at 29 Pittsburg Street. Central Fish Market advertises fresh seafood including herring, blue pike, pickerel, white, trout, catfish, perch, and rock bass with contact numbers 431.
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Roberts
Pittsburg Street
Minister Fails to Arrest Mayor in New Waterford Fight
Rev Francis Carruthers cannot induce police to arrest Mayor J B Eyster after a Tuesday quarrel in New Waterford. No one was injured, but the incident remains the talk of the village as Carruthers contemplates leaving town for the east.
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New Waterford
Francis Carruthers
J. B. Eyster
Carruthers
Eyster
Park Hotel
Cash Prizes for the New Castle Grocers Picnic
At the New Castle Grocers Picnic on June 24 prizes for the various events will be cash. An $80 raffle will be drawn, with every attendee given a ticket. First prize is $50, second $20, third $10. Arrangements to be finalized at next week’s meeting.
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New Castle
Wages Restored By Maryland Steel Plant
Baltimore June 10. Maryland Steel company says the wage cut of 10 percent on April 1 will be restored in all major plant areas on July 1. About two thousand workers are affected.
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Baltimore
Maryland Steel Company
Allme
Public Auction of Household Goods by A Lindgren
At public auction on Saturday June 12 at 1 30 p m I will offer all my household goods parlor dining room bedroom and kitchen furniture utensils including stoves carpets and everything for a well furnished home A Lindgren 99 Smithfield street City Robert P Pomery auctioneer
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A. Lindgren
Smithfield Street
Robert P. Pomery
The College Girl at Airdome Ends Run Tonight
Partello Stock company delivers The College Girl to a filled house at the Airdome last night. Tonight they present A Cowboy's Romance by Justin Adams as the final week of their engagement, ending Saturday, June 12.
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Airdome
Partello Stock Company
Justin Adams
Holiness ‘Association of
New Castle
Mayme Gardner Company
Partello Company
West
Soap Cleaned Utensils Cut Ills and Save Doctors
A recipe note praises Easy Task soap for cleaning pots and pans so they are aseptically sterilized. It claims ordinary soaps leave rancid fat and resin traces that cause a soap taste in food and disease germs linger. One cake of Easy Task soap is said to be worth two of other kinds.
Eighth Ward Juniors Beat Highland Avenue 9 to 1
The Eighth Ward juniors defeated Highland Avenue juniors 9 to 1 yesterday. Miller Levine and Gibson formed the battery for the winners while Roberson and Gross scored for Highland.
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Eighth Ward
Highland Avenue
Miller
Levine
Gibson
Battery
Roberson
Gross
Highland
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Williams Indian Pile Ointment claims to cure blind bleeding and itching piles by absorbing tumors and providing instant relief. The preparation offers a poultice effect and treats piles and stehing of private parts. Sold by druggists for 50c and 1.00, by Williams Manufacturing Co. Cleveland and Geo W Clutton.
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Druggets
Props
Cleveland
Geo. W. Clutton
Druggtse
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