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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists officers and editors with scattered roles and addresses. Mentions New Castle, telephone and cable services, advertising representation by B. G. Liedelstein, inc, New York. Details are incomplete and unclear.
The transcript reports William Howard Taft defending the League for Enforce Peace with a new vision. He predicts a future United States of Germany and Austria joining the league, argues for just, permanent peace, and ties American aims to liberty, anti-privilege, and protection of national sovereignty. He condemns war crimes and stresses a united democratic world.
A fragment reflects on governments and nations in the war, asserting that participation and sacrifice are the best guaranties that both victors and vanquished will endure hard times and eventually profit when peace returns.
Pittsburg. Experts of national reputation discussed social service work at a session of the conference of charities and correction at the Nixon theatre. Dr Medard C Cibot of Massachusetts General Hospital Gaston Dr William Healy head of Walter Mentoriat Foundation urged psychology as key to social work while Miss Richmond defined social diagnosis as society's precise, persistent description.
United States Steel announces an extra 1 percent dividend on common stock to aid the $100,000,000 Red Cross army relief fund. If all stockholders participate, Red Cross could gain about $5,500,000. Chairman Gary said dividends will be at stockholders’ discretion.
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Fragmentary report describes an incident in Cleveland where four men were arrested in an alley. The piece mentions questioning about loyal allies and money, with unclear details on motive or outcome.
A collage of patriotic snippets and commentary reflecting WWI era sentiment. References to the flag as a symbol, Liberty bonds, Red Cross, and public duties mix with satirical notes on politics, society, and daily life including poems and local observations. Strong entities include Kaiser, Pershing, England royal figures, and Liberty bonds.
A fragmented report notes Pennsylvania registrars face low pay and reluctance to work, with many claiming they cannot afford the time away from regular jobs. The article highlights volunteer registrars and appeals to parents to participate in Thursday school notices as the registration period nears.
Special to The News West Pittsburg June 19 volunteers crawled from beds at 3 a m to extinguish a minor blaze at the local power plant. The fire was quickly controlled and origin remains unknown. Local notes report community events and obituaries including an infant funeral and school activities in the area.
A J D Long Company delivery truck rolled down Carlisle Street near Park Avenue Tuesday night and plummeted 20 feet into a ravine. The driver was absent, no injuries occurred, and the wreckage showed the American flag on the front untouched amid the crash. The vehicle left Carlisle Street after crossing Park Avenue and crashed into trees at the ravine bottom.
Edwin McCormick, principal of Ure Martin Gantz school, William Smith, probation officer, and W C Johns, music instructor, were appointed last night by the school board to take the annual enumeration of pupils. The same men served on the enumeration last year.
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