New Castle News Office and Contact Details
New Castle News publishes every evening except Sunday from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Editorial staff includes Editor Gallant and City Editor Ease, with subscriptions at 10 cents weekly or 5 dollars yearly. Entered as second class matter in New Castle Pennsylvania and connected with International News Service. Address and telephone listings provided for Biz, Bell and Citizens offices.
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Sycamore Street
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New Castle, Pa
Addressing Payments via THE NEWS COMPANY in New Pa
Readers are advised that checks money orders drafts and other payments should be addressed to THE NEWS COMPANY New Pa and not to any individual. This guidance clarifies the proper payee for all financial transactions related to the publication.
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Truxall’s fatal blow shown as tragic act of anger
A column reflects on William Truxall who struck his brother in law with a bare fist, killing him. The piece urges sympathy for the victim, notes the crime was impulsive, and warns that a single rash act can haunt a man and define his life, while justice may demand punishment.
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Public schools need experienced teachers and better pay
The author argues that boosting salaries shows concern for schools but warns current increases go mainly to top positions. New Castle schools rely on inexperienced staff, making teaching less effective. Until schools stop being an experiment and invest in trained teachers, children will suffer from lower quality instruction.
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Grant
Ed Lee
Richmond
Cold Harbor
Bull Run
Lee
Suver
New Castle
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Automobile license money decision echoes in Dauphin County
Advocates hailed a notable court ruling in Dauphin County as constitutional the law diverting automobile license funds to the highway department. The decision was celebrated as a victory though the text is fragmentary and unclear on further implications.
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OOD Roads
Dauphin County
State to repair roads with million dollar fund
The court has approved the highway fund and the State Highway Department plans to put the money to work across 39 000 miles of state highways. Bigelow says existing equipment will start immediately, focusing on repairs drainage and scraping rather than new construction. Auto license revenues this year total about 1 300 000 dollars, exceeding last year by roughly 250 000 dollars.
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Lawrence County
State Highway Department
Bigelow
Commonwealth
Economic shifts sweep through US imports in 1914 1918
The Philadelphia Inquirer highlights drastic rises in imports and production costs across sectors from pig iron to textiles, oils, and glass. It notes tariff effects and political rhetoric around Roosevelt Wilson Bull Moose as the era's business mood shifts.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Lehigh Valley
Nova Scotia
New Castle
Philadelphia Press
United States
Wilson
Roosevelt
Patinke
Pockets and Purses The Comic Misuse of Everyday Items
A humorous collection of satirical observations on pockets handbags and clothing in everyday life. The piece mocks childish proof tests and social stereotypes while weaving in local humor about New Castle and public life with wry asides on roofs bridges and garden duties.
Abe Martin Says Friction Drive Towel Replaces 1847 Model
Abe Martin notes changes at the New Palace Hotel with a humorously old fashioned line. He comments on voters backing pure Republican candidates and warns against political mix ups while criticizing modern school electrification and praising New Castle’s police force.
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New Palace
Carranza Sets Terms for Niagara Falls Mediation
Carranza, the Mexican Constitutional leader, trains at Saltillo drafting conditions for mediation and planning to send representatives to the Niagara Falls conference, opposing Huerta’s regime. The Saltillo setting marks his provisional presidency stance as talks begin.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Girl Lands 18.5 Foot Shark On Ship Line Fight
Miss Edith Jackson, sixteen, aboard the Norwegian steamer Cuzco near Puntas Arenas Costa Rica, fought a shark for two hours using a light line. She landed the 1,200 pound leviathan, which tore a rail before Captain Miller finished it off with a rifle. The shark’s stomach contained a man’s thighbone and half-masticated shoes.
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Seattle
Edith Jackson
L. H. Jackson
Vancouver
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Cuzco
Newecastle-on-Tyne
Miss Jackson
Puntas Arenas
Costa Rica
Miller
Elopement Reunion After 30 Years in Trenton
Emma Carson, who eloped from Trenton 30 years ago with John Thompson a Camden brakeman, returns to her mother Mrs. Ashmore after losing husband and an eighteen year son. She inherits property and plans to live in Trenton with her mother at 915 Genesee Street.
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Trenton
Emma Carson
John Wesley Carson
John Thompson
Camden
N. J
Daniel A. Ashmore
Genesee Street
Many Indians Are Millionaires in Oklahoma Oil Lands
The Osage tribe stands out as the richest in Oklahoma with annual federal payments of 1 752 per member from a 8 million dollar trust fund. Homesite land allotments total 657 acres per person, with 165 000 acres sold earlier. Osage wealth stems from oil royalties and grazing leases. Ottawa county hosts 13 tribes with under 3 000 members total.
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Middle West
Oklahoma
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Ottawa County
Sensible Lovers in This Sextet
The Chester Times lauds six young people five men and women for saving and building homes before marriage. They cut frivolous expenses, bank the savings, and plan to wed with less debt. The piece hopes others imitate their prudent, balanced approach to courtship and finances.
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Chester Times
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