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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
12
The school board fixed Duff's bond at 60,000 after adjusting the bond size for the tax collector position. The tax duplicate books were turned over to him for tax collection, with changes made to the annual terms and amounts.
McCaslin William White visits friends McCaslin. Robert Cameron bought a fine pair of mr James Tay and wife were Har lansborg callers Monday evening. Mrs Anna McQracken spent Thursday with Ira Nelena and family. Russell Parks of New Castle spent Monday with friends in McCasdin Mta. Martha Boyd visited Mrs Eliza Baker recently. Mrs George Woods visited her mother Martha Boyd on Monday. Welding halls reportedly near McGaslin. Mrs Ira Nelson and family are visiting.
An odd exchange at a Paris dining room ends with the proprietor ordering obedience to a customer who has yet to dine. The scene includes fragmented phrases about opening and shutting windows and a note about a “dianu tort.”
Work has begun to remove the remains of the Franklin bridge wrecked into the river after a flood. Wrecking cranes are set to raise debris and a new steel approach is planned to start once the old structure is cleared. Nearby, a bridge on piles carried railroad traffic as the town plans a full rebuild.
London society bursts into a sensation as Baron Churs Wun denies the claim about his wife formerly Denise Orme the musical comedy star before their six year marriage. Scotland Yard detectives who hunted for Lady Churston have been summoned amid questions about her whereabouts.
Mrs Glara Lash and daughter Ida Lash pleaded guilty before Judge Madlich to the charge of whipping teacher Ruth, seeking to avoid trial costs. Attorneys said their pleas were to save money as punishment was minor. The judge ordered them to pay costs within ten days. The incident stemmed from disputes over a student in Mrs Lash's custody.
A large force of workers is erecting telephone poles at Gardner the new suburb east of the city. Land telephones will be installed in residents homes soon. Work on laying the main has nearly completed and connections to homes will be the next step.
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