New Castle News Company Address and Contact Notice
Special notice from The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania outlines officers including W Gallant editor and W Treadwell Peed secretary with contact numbers for editorial Citizens and finess offices. It lists subscription rates and daily mail prices and requests correspondence from county residents. It notes second class matter and designated advertising representation by S G Lindenstein Inc in New York.
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New Castle
Flag Day Ideals and Civic Patriotism
Tomorrow is Flag day and citizens in New Castle are urged to display the national colors with pride. The piece calls for flag observances to symbolize civic patriotism and a commitment to righteous government, urging renewed determination to honor and improve the nation, state, and city.
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New Castle
Templeton denounces modern politicians in London speech
The famous Democratic speaker Martin A. Templeton has renounced the party and its leaders. In a London address he attacked Wilson, Bryan and Roosevelt for igniting populist, emotional politics and warned that evangelistic rhetoric harms solid administration. He cited the danger of socialism and demagoguery in Anglo-Saxon civilization and suggested readers in New Castle may see truth in his critique.
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Martin A. Templeton
London
Wilson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Templeton
New Castle
Belle Squire to pay taxes after women gain vote
Chicago June 13 Mrs Belle Squire long known for refusing to pay taxes without a say in government announced she would pay her taxes once Illinois legislature passes and Gov Dunne signs the women's suffrage bill She plans to form a no vote no tax league to push for fairer taxation.
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Chicago
Belle Squire
Ilinois
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Squire
Kirmess Triumph at Croton High School Event
Repeating Tuesday’s success the Kirmess impressed Thursday evening with a large enthusiastic audience. Performances included May Pole and Dance Pastourelle numbers by Croton and Oak Street pupils, sailor waist outfits, a Wand drill, a Y M C A flag drill, and the Bingville Players’ Amzi Gookins Surprise. The evening closed with Uncle Remus Serenade and a planned Sailor’s Horn Pipe encore.
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Croton School
Walter McGee
John Offutt
John Kenehan
Oliver West
Ellis Ralston
Perry Lastori
Tony Masso
Highland
Reba Porte
Cleo Brown
William Horner
Wayne Stitzinger
Martin Gantz
Geraldine Bauman
Marie Redmond
Bessie Rosenblum
Percy Love
Lincoln
Marie Evans
Ceinwen Lewis
Wm. Morgan
Thomas Francis
Central
Clara Dart
Margaret Lockhart
Harold Hoover
Robert Warnock
Thaddeus Stevens
Rachel Ott Elsie Lennig
Ethel Parker
Grace Lowash
Iretta Dart
Maud Young
Charles G. Martin
W. P. McClelland
Bingville Players
Amzi Gookins
Wallace Clendenin
John Rice
Helen R. Silvey
Remus
Klesarmony
Dead Aviator From Prominent St Louis Family
Andrew Drew, a young aviator killed in Lima Ohio, came from a wealthy St. Louis family. Son of Francis A. Drew, a banker and glass manufacturer, he attended St. Louis University and later became a newspaperman. He once ascended in a gas bag for balloon race research and studied with the Wright brothers in Dayton. He told friends he avoids taking chances.
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National News Association
ST. Louis
Andrew Drew
Lima
Francis A. Drew
Drew
St. Louis University
Wrights
Dayton
Oxycline Treatment Free Offered in New Castle
Oxycline treatment offered free to all callers at Edward Barnes D S Office 31 N Jefferson street starting Monday June 16 for a limited time. No medicine to pay for. Invites all suffering from chronic diseases to visit for treatment. Advertisement from local medical office.
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New Castle
Edward Barnes
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N. Jefferson Street
Typhoid Fever Reported in Richelieu Avenue Resident
One case of typhoid fever was reported to the board of health this morning. Mrs. Daniel Pitzer of Richelieu avenue was reported ill with the disease.
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Board of Health
Daniel Pitzer
Richelieu, Avenue
Hints and Dints Past Performances
A collage of quips on baseball legends, flags, social quirks, and local foibles. The piece blends sports lore, political jabs, humorous anecdotes, and editorial witticisms reflecting midcentury small town life and public mood. People, places, and events anchor the pithy observations.
Million Tooth Brushes Distributed by Theora Carter
Miss Theora Carter, founder of the International Society of Good Cheer, led a year’s drive distributing one million toothbrushes and giving tooth talks to two million youngsters. She visited New York recreation piers and distributed brushes to over 20 European Americans, aided crippled and tubercular institutes, and expanded the society across Europe, Asia, and North America with 50 US branches, 10 in Canada, and four in London. The charity operates without funds, asking for no money and accepting flowers for convalescents instead.
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International Society of Good Cheer
Miss Carter
New York City
New York
Brooklyn
Bronx
Carter
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Ciety
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Asia
North America
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Canada
London
West
Ellwood stirred by girl story of assault and chase
The article recounts a woman’s claim of being attacked on a walk and Chief Harrison locating Wiseman, a barber employee. Wiseman tried to flee and was pursued near Union Station after a long chase. The description and timeline of events follow as officers close in.
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Funkhouser
Wiseman
Johnson
Union Station
Fleeing Wiseman sought. barbershop leads to citywide search
Wiseman fled west to Sixth Street and into his former barbershop as Chief Harrison blew a police whistle to rally a crowd. Despite a search, he vanished but was later sighted near the city outskirts heading west. Nearby officials heard of a Funkhouser girl using a false name while seeking work at the Shrock restaurant, suggesting possible white slavery links and wider arrests expected.
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Harrison
Wiseman
Funkhouser
Shrock
New Brighton
Flag Day Observance Promises Citywide Flag Display
Tomorrow Saturday June 14 flags should fly from every home in New Castle. City officials expect thousands of flags to be floated as the town marks Flag Day with a more extensive observance than last year.
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New Castle
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