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Sun
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
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Ness
New Castle, Pa
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International News Service
Citizens form committee to prosecute lazy county supervisors
A New Castle editorial argues Lawrence county roads are ruined by dilatory supervisors and spineless constables. It endorses a citizens committee formed at a city hall mass meeting to force action and warns against rumors the panel is a bluff. The piece calls for decisive work to restore road conditions and reduce lost time and money.
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Lawrence County
City Hall
New Castle
Hickory Township
Elopers Freda Elias and Husband Freed After Police Station Stay
The 14 year old Freda Elias and her newlywed husband were arrested at the request of her disapproving father. The couple were held at New Castle police headquarters but released after the father relented. Police and press reactions mixed as readers followed the unfolding elopement tale.
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Freda Elias
New Castle
Freda
Elopers
News Today
New Cal
Assyrian Circles Promise Joyful Return to Pittsburg
The piece notes a spirited return to Pittsburg with playful references to Mark Twain and a license to quarrel for life. It mentions Freda and Jacob, praises her, and hints at a lively home gathering with policemen invited to a chicken dinner amid a broad sense of relief and celebration.
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Mark Twain
Freda
Jacob
Pittsburg
Deliverance
New Castle
Money bosses and the primaries opinion piece
An opinion piece criticizes state primaries arguing they favor wealthy candidates and empower political machines. It cites Ance McCormick spending 33000 for the Democratic governor nomination and Senator Penrose amassing millions to bury Dimmick, noting the system forces moneyed candidates and tightens machine control while predicting Cox will easily win re nomination in Ohio.
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Ance McCormick
Senator Penrose
Mr. Dimmick
McCormick
New Castle
Penrose
Dimmick
Palmer
Budd
You
Cox
Ohio
John J. Whitacre
Canton
Commemorative Shaft Considered for Dr Browne in New Castle
A visiting former resident recalled the marked grave of Dr Robert Audley Browne in Oak Park cemetery. Browne led United Presbyterianism in Lawrence county from 1846, pastored New Castle church from 1850 until his death in 1902, and served as Westminister College president and Civil War chaplain. The text urges New Castle to honor his memory with a commemorative shaft.
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Robert Audley Browne
New Castle
Ford Brandon
Oak Park Cemetery
Audley Browne
Westminster College
100Th Roundhead
Second Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Browne
Garden plans and side remarks fill Baltimore paper column
A rambling collection of light notes and jokes spans gardening misadventures with Maud, political quips about Wilson and Roosevelt, jokes about theft and dancing in Cleveland, navy alcohol rules, and seaside summer antics. The piece sketches local and national humor with quick jabs at public figures.
Council Grants Sewer Permits on Moody Avenue
The council approved W S Reynolds S James Callahan W B Hayford and Nannie B Hayford to build a sanitary sewer on Moody avenue between Blaine and Mercer connecting to Young street sewer An amendment to the traffic ordinance was deferred Mrs Charles Greer asked council to visit the Loan Exhibit at the high school Andrew Fleckenstein received permission to place a sign for the public library trustees The gambling and Wilmington avenue sewer ordinances were passed in committee with final action soon Shenango street repaving near the P and L i Westside depot discussed Board of revision and appeals recommendations accepted.
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W. S. Reynolds
S. James Callahan
W. B. Hayford
Nannie B. Hayford
Moody Avenue
Blaine
Mercer Streets
Young Street
Charles Greer
Andrew Fleckenstein
Public Library
Wilmington Avenue
Shenango Street
P. & L. i. Westside
Board of Revision and Appeals
Whimsical Miss Tawney Apple Doles Cereal Rescue
A light items spread includes Miss Tawney Apple from the Baptist church helping with settlement work among rhubarb raisers. Several quips and social notes touch on taxes, weddings, jail calamities, and humorous sayings about daily life and manners.
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Tawney
Baptist Church
Allus
Bible Class Affair At Y M C A and Y W C A
A joint Crestomathian Bible class gathering at the Y M C A and Y W C A drew 57 attendees. Miss Shafuse sang vocal solos, Miss Veach played piano, and Mrs. William Elliott read. Old-fashioned games filled the social evening in the association building banquet hall.
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Shafuse
Helen Veach
William Elliott
Association
Little Stories Of New Castle and Vicinity
A Seventh ward man quips about a covered garbage wagon as it passes, while a friend jokes back. The brief exchange shows local residents debating the common label of the vehicle with casual humor.
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New Castle and Vicinity
Seventh Ward
Savoy Theater Closes Doors on Longs Avenue
Mrs. Amanda Bollinger proprietor of the Savoy theater on Longs avenue has closed the venue and does not expect to reopen it for the present at least.
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Amanda Bollinger
Savoy Theater
Longs Avenue
New Castle Glee Society to Hold Group Picture
Members of the New Castle Glee Society will meet Sunday at 2 PM on the lawn of the Welsh Congregational Church to have a group photograph taken.
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New Castle
Glee Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Nervous Children and Pink Pills Claim Aid
Article describes modern schooling causing nervous strain in children and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic to build blood and nerves. It advises outdoor activity, proper nutrition, and ten hours of sleep and notes a free booklet on nervous system diseases from Schenectady company.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Ada Dixon Suffered Severe Burns From Oven Fire
Mrs Ada Dixon of Pine Street was severely burned on the face neck and left arm when flames flashed from her gas range oven as she opened the door. Investigators said the burner had gone out.
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Ada Dixon
Pine Street
Poor Warden Considered As Police Power Source
Council weighs granting police powers to the city poor warden and requiring prisoners sentenced there to work on streets. Since Mayor Tyler started sending prisoners to the city poor farm many have fled, prompting calls for stronger authority.
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Council
Tyler
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
When away from the city you can have The News mailed daily. A month by mail to any U S or Canada costs 25c. Shorter periods are 10c per week postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office. No carrier or agent is authorized to take orders. This precaution reduces errors.
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United States
Canada
Elenry Druschel Family Welcomes Ten-Pound Son
Mr and Mrs Elenry Druschel of Ashtabula rejoice over the birth of a ten pound son yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs F Gettings on Waldo street where they are visiting at the present time.
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Elenry Druschel
Ashtabula
F. Gettings
Waldo Street
Men’s Bible class parade in Ellwood City
The First M. E. church men’s Bible class had 75 men in line for the Sunday school parade in Ellwood City. They traveled to and from the town in a special car on the Harmony line.
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M. E. Church
Ellwood City
Harmony Line
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