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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
All checks money orders and drafts should be addressed to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
In Lawrence county and the Twenty fourth district Roosevelt pledged delegates nearly tied Taft support as Pennsylvania Republicans threaten a bolt. Flinn warns against renominating Taft while Ohio and New York show heavy Roosevelt spending and division. The piece warns of a historic party crisis as convention approaches.
The piece portrays Walter S. Harlan as a highly acquisitive yet strictly honorable man. It extols his restraint, dependability, and steady temperament while noting his enjoyment of leisure near a Canadian lake and his reputation as a substantial, trustworthy Newcastle citizen.
The piece argues lavish spending taints campaigns across states including Massachusetts Maryland and New Jersey and warns Republicans to pause and assess before joining heated attacks. It says Taft’s honesty and Roosevelt’s ability are not in dispute and notes Roosevelt’s broad state wins with Taft delegates chosen similarly to Lincoln era practices.
Ex-forestry chief Ohn fights under coronet field banner as Roosevelt contends for the nomination. If Roosevelt is chosen Pinchot likely returns to his former post, amid talks of political realignment.
A collage of quips and bits recalling social trends and public figures. Items range from politics and patriotism to weddings and press publicity. The narrator riffs on celebrities, local events, and everyday observations with a humorously brisk tone.
A Southside man who is deaf in his right ear but hears well from his left is approached by a longtime acquaintance. The friend speaks into Bill’s right ear and he cannot hear, then shifts to his left ear and asks again, revealing Bill’s hearing with the left is functional. The exchange ends with the friend noting success in reaching him.
A. Paglia, once in New Castleman now in Lowellville, briefly visited town. He defends himself against print claims of liquor sales arrests, saying he is the only A. Paglia in the area and that many confuse him with others.
A. Paglias asserts the Ninth ward of New Castle is booming yet notes an abundance of liquor stores. He says if not for New Castle drunks, the stores would struggle to survive.
A tobacco store posts No smoking allowed. Milk wagons show U C McClarren and get your milk. A Washington street restaurant offers Pie five cents sandwiches ten cents coffee thrown in. A shoe repairman proclaims Shoes repaired while you wait. Another wagon adds If you wait long enough.
In Marion Ohio a woman held a song and prayer service for her dead bull terrier after it had bitten a neighbor’s child. The incident followed a shooting of the dog by John H. Warner who was fined $1 for firing within city limits. The case featured crepe on the front door and neighbors witnessing the vigil with hymns.
Frank Anderson, proprietor of a Greenville restaurant near the Carnegie Works, left Harry Goldier in charge and returned to find the waiter missing with $22 and a gold watch. Police were notified as a nationwide search began for the alleged thief. An aviation note states one aviator was killed for every 62,000 miles flown last year.
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