New Castle News Company Contact and Publication Details
NEW CASTLE NEWS. The News Company publishes daily except Sunday from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Offices listed with telephone numbers for editorial and business rooms. Subscriptions: 10 cents a week, 5 dollars a year for locals, 3 dollars by mail. Entered as Second Class Matter in New Castle Pennsylvania. Full telegraph and cable service via International News Service. Advertising represented by G Lindenstein Inc, 118 East 59th Street New York City.
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East Cide
New York City
All payments to THE NEWS COMPANY in New Castle Pa
Notices remind readers that all checks money orders drafts and communications must be addressed to the News Company New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual.
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New Castle
The Fall of William Lorimer The Blonde Boss
The article narrates William Lorimer once dubbed the blonde boss of Chicago. It ties his political rise to corrupt influence, notes the LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank collapse and its subsidiaries, and recounts his ouster from the U S Senate amid financial and moral downfall.
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William Lorimer
Boss
Chicago
Automobiles and a vulnerable rider prompt calls for stronger road laws
A car struck a woman on Eastbrook road injuring her badly while the horse and buggy were demolished. The driver fled the scene, leaving the injured woman and witnesses to provide help. The incident sparks talk of stricter penalties for reckless chauffeurs and cowards on the road.
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Eastbrook
New York
Western Plains
India
The Bully On The Highway A Twentieth Century Warning
A rider pursues a reckless chauffeur after a speeding car at a crossing. A policeman halts the line of traffic as the driver is dragged from the cobblestones. the incident inspires a critique of a few modern automobilists who imitate medieval bullies.
Local S. A. R. In Pilgrimage Across Historic Route
Mr and Mrs Scott D Long Geo S and David H Long and grandson David Perry with Edward King and family of Rhodes Place depart next Thursday to join the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution on a pilgrimage tracing Washington route from Philadelphia to Cambridge in 1775. The itinerary visits Philadelphia Trenton Princeton New Brunswick Elizabeth Newark New Haven Hartford Springfield Worcester Cambridge and Boston with ceremonies at each stop and the journey ending July 38.
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Scott D. Long
Geo. S
David H. Long
David Perry
Edward King
Rhodes Place
Society of the Songs of the American Revolution
General Washington
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Continental Army
Boston
Bellevue- Stratford
Trenton
N. J
Princeton
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Newark
New York
Kingsbridge
New Rochelle
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Conn
New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
William Crane Transferred From Pennsylvania to Conway
Pennsylvania brakeman William Crane has been moved to Conway in a railway staffing adjustment. The transfer updates crew assignments and location for Crane.
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William Crane
Pennsylvania
Conway
Phrases worn thin by time and place
A collection of snips on clichés and stale taglines spanning daily life. It cites common phrases like Do you get me and What do you know about that, noting their aging feel and repeated use in media and conversation. References to May hay, Rome, and a Chicago Tribune note anchor the observations.
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Rome
Chicago Tribune
Allus
Sam Pash
Haint
Wilson
Mexico
State Department
Washington
Panama
Scandal, heat and humor in a breezy town column
The piece riffs on July heat and social quirks with jokes about a buried Wash McGee, fashionable fans, and gossip about July scandals. It notes a theatrical ministerial push against booze, Thaw testimony in Pittsburg, stranded rocks at J. D. Rockefeller's estate, and a misfit opera crowd at Pottsville with melted seats while commenting on morality and manners.
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Pottsville
Expressing Opinions and Suppressing Them in Public
A reflection on how public discourse harms progress when opinions replace knowledge. The piece urges restraint, notes widespread ignorance in debates over tariff reform, currency, and foreign policy, and mocks those who speak confidently without facts.
Humor and quoted quips from a 1913 column
A string of humorous, pointed lines touches on Huerta and Old Huert, biblical questions about Adam, a pie theft gag, Teddy and King Fonzo on the San Juan hill affair, wheat crop praise for Wilson and Bryan, a brewery strike in Easton, a weather remark, a corkscrew proverb, and a joke about a wife threatening to leave.
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Teddy
King Fonzo
San Juan Hill
Fonzo
Critics defend local teacher election in South New Castle
Letters to the News Editor argue that a petition supporting Miss Gold and the existing board process reflects community consent. They claim 101 signers aged 18 to 28 and married residents backed reelecting a well qualified teacher, noting Miss Gold holds a professional certificate and taught 78 pupils at peak.
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South New Castle
Naugie
Gold
Miss Straley
Miss Gold
Mary Livermore
Josephine Hoover
Myrtle Spaeth
Dora Livermore
New York Stocks Open with Notable Weakness
New York stocks opened today with weakness across the list. Traders noted cautious sentiment and early selling pressure as the market started.
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New York
Market Decline Hits Most Issues With UP Trading Down
Union Pacific opened at 156 1 8 for a loss of 1 8 and slid to 155 3 4 within 20 minutes. Steel common dropped early but later rose, advancing 12 points after opening at 61 7 8. Yesterday’s high reached 62 5 8 and low 61 3 4 with 16 600 shares traded.
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Union Pacific
Revival Interest Grows at Rose Point Church
Interest increases daily in revival services at Rose Point Presbyterian Church led by Rev Samuel Maitland. George Stone manager of the New Castle works brought several workers to the revival last evening as Maitland preached a strong sermon titled No Room for Jesus.
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Rose Point Presbyterian Church
Samuel Maitland
George Stone
New Castle
Maitland
Jesus
Trio Is Fined In Police Court Arraignment
Three offenders faced the docket this morning for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. Dorth Gormley was fined four dollars, Joseph Preston thirteen dollars, and James Hennessy five dollars.
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Tyler
Dorth Gormley
Joseph Preston
James Hennessy
Card of Thanks from the Webster Family
We wish to thank friends and neighbors for the kindness shown during the death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs June Webster and Children.
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June Webster
Sunday Flag Day Observed Across United States
Sunday marks the annual flag day with many flags already flying from homes and buildings. The celebration will be held on Monday with expectations that several thousand flags will be displayed nationwide.
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United States
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