New Castle News Publication Details and Contacts
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Officers include Sarah G. Treadwell president and T. Ray vice president. Fred W. Gallant editor, Rentz treasurer, and W. Treadwell secretary manager. Subscriptions 10 cents daily or 5 dollars yearly by mail 3 dollars daily by mail yearly. Foreign ads represented by S. G. Lindenstein Inc New York City.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Sareatse
Pres. Games T. Ray
W. Treadwell
eUbasso Reas
Rentz
Treas
Man
Fred W. Gallant
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Graduation Day at Westminster College Brightens Westminster
Tomorrow in New Wilmington Westminster College will graduate its latest class as friends and families fill the town. The piece extols youth as a driving force for liberty and progress, praising graduates for courage over resistance and a spirit to serve. It defends graduation against cynics and urges grads to pursue hard work and purpose rather than ease.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Westminster
Letter Exchange Over County Auditor Report Printing Ethics
A dispute erupts between The News and The Democrat Publishing Co over a Saturday article about printing the county auditor's 1913 report. The Democrat defends its business arrangement and accuses The News of misrepresenting relations and seeking misleading impressions.
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Democrat
the Democrat Publishing Co., Inc
Andrew Fleckenstein
Mar
Criticism of Auditors' Spending Sparks Public Debate
The speaker asserts auditors spent about $400 of public funds needlessly without proper publicity. While defending the Democrat and its editor, they note sharp, divergent views among business leaders and farmers about the auditors. The tone emphasizes honest protest and accountability.
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Democrat
The
SARGENT OFFERS CLAIMS QUESTIONED BY READER
Matthew Gunton questions reported moves to hire Mr. Sargent and calls for documentary proof of any offers. He notes Topeka offered 5000 dollars for a post while New Castle kept salary at 2000 dollars and asks the school board spokesman to disclose facts.
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Sargent
New Castle
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Sargent
Kirk
Matthew Gunton
British polo defeat stirs protest over umpire call
London reports English polo players denounce an umpire decision in Saturday’s Meadow Brook game against the American team. The disputed foul cost Britain a half point, aiding an American 41 4 to 41 2 victory as the seventh inning approached.
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National News Association
London
Meadow Brook
N. Y
Work is the watchword in daily city life
A column blends light quips with local happenings from politics to weather. It pokes at officials including City Treasurer Duff and Governor Roosevelt style plans, jokes about parasols in Berlin, shopper woes, tomato plant care on Sundays, and bits of social critique in a bustling city paper voice.
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Berlin
Commission
Duff
Abe Martin Says Swat the political bee and cringe
A humorous Abe Martin column notes political games and seating embarrassments. A Zanesville bride files for divorce after a week of marriage due to lack of support and threats. A Cincinnati preacher changes socks to save rent and a wife tolerates public scorn. Penrose had no role in a $60,000 Gardner avenue bridge appropriation nor knowledge of its washout.
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Cincinnati
Penrose
Gardner Avenue
City Hall Notes Quiet Weekend With Small Police Activity
City records report a quiet weekend with six arrests three for drunkenness and three on suspicion all released except one suspect held for mental health evaluation. Measles reported at 616 Long Avenue Beatrice McConahy. An unclaimed license plate 67029 stored at the station. Fire calls included a grass fire in Seventh Ward and a false alarm at box 18. Today is city pay day and a street committee meeting is set for the evening.
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Health Board
Beatrice McConahy
Long Avenue
Seventh Ward
Box 18
On the Wrong Side in a Family Meeting
A North hill youth, Jack, questions a visitor who reveals she is his grandmother on his father’s side. She confirms the relation and Jack warns he is on the wrong side, signaling unfamiliar family dynamics and tension.
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Jack
North Hill
English Team Penalized After Ruling Ends Play
In a Saturday polo match the English player Cheape drove the ball as the umpire blew the whistle. The ball crossed the American goal but was disallowed and the English were penalized half a point for a foul by Lockette. The English press and sportsmen call the referee's whistle unjust and misfortunate, saying he had no right to stop the game at that moment.
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Chukker
Cheape
Lockette
New Church at Sharon Dedicated in Farrell Pa
In Farrell Pennsylvania on June 16 St John s Roumanian Greek Catholic church was dedicated with large crowd and ceremonies led by Rev Father Alexander Popp of Youngstown assisted by Rev Father Epinimuodo Luciscia of Scalp Level. A dozen delegates attended. The church will cost about $10 000 and has 38 by 72 feet frontage. The congregation expects a priest from Europe soon to take charge. Denver has 51981 public school pupils.
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Europe
Ex-Mayor Breaks Ground For New Edison Avenue House
Former mayor Harry Lusk breaks ground for a brick eight room residence on Edison avenue. The site offers a fine location and a fine view, with the house described as modern in every detail.
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Harry Lusk
Edison Avenue
Little Stories of New Castle and Vicinity
Sam Munnell of Shady Side, a well known driver, has been ill for several days and last week was in bed from sickness for the first time in 21 years. He said it surprised him to be sick and he felt odd being on the broad of his vessel.
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Sam Munnell
Shady Side
Weston to Reach Greenville June 21
Greenville residents may see Weston during his trans continental walk at Greenville next Saturday if his schedule holds. If he stops for meals, local businessmen hope to host the famed walker as he continues his journey.
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Weston
Greenville
Walker
Washington party to field full ticket next fall
At a Butler County meeting of Washington party followers a full ticket was decided for the next fall election. A permanent organization was formed and governing rules were adopted.
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Washington Party
Butler County
Trackwalker quits after 54,000 miles on Pennsylvania railroad
A trackwalker with ten years of service has logged 54000 miles and spent 660 dollars on shoes. He leaves the rails to take a crossing gate tending job where he can sit during work.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Cool Things in Men's Tog Gery Attracting Style Seekers
A local outfitter markets Cool Negligee Shirts from 1.00 to 5.00 and a wide range of Cool Underwear 50c to 2.00, along with exclusive Cool Neckwear, Hosiery, Collars, Hats, Caps, and various togery items for men.
Fair-Minded Physicians Endorse Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A St. Cloud Minnesota woman credits Lydia E Pickham's Vegetable Compound after learning of her doctor's daughter using it with excellent results. The item is presented as more evidence of the product's reliability for women.
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Lydia E Pinkham
St. Cloud
Minn
Lydia E. Pickham
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