New Castle News Copyright and Publication Details
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Republican Convention in Kansas City Unifies for Hoover Curtis Win
The Kansas City convention produced a unified platform aimed at broad American prosperity and strong party unity. It pledges enforcement of Prohibition and shows exceptional judgment in ticket selection with only one ballot for both presidential and vice presidential nominees. The event signals a likely Hoover Curtis victory in November.
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Kansas City
United States
Hoover
Curtis
Franking abuse highlights franking privilege flaws
Post season disclosures reveal congress used free mail to aid reelection campaigns at taxpayer expense. The piece argues current limits are vague and unenforced, flooding constituents with government publications and wasting public funds. It urges Congress to curb or end the franking privilege.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional Record
Jury Baiting and Faith in the Judicial System
A period commentary defends juries against public critique, arguing twelve jurors are unbiased and open to evidence. It condemns jury-baiting as the stance of losers, asserts the jury protects liberty, and urges refinement of Americanism over mere definition. The piece closes with reflections on popularity and salaries.
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Han
Hints and hints to in a casual, era voice
A rambling column laments social trends and daily life quirks. It jokes about automobiles and subduing stock markets, notes the sun times, comments on fashion and American-made clothes, and recalls past bravado in bars. It also references a fire at a sport house and the return of public figures amid social chatter.
Traffic safety and local stories in New Castle column
A collection of observations on driving wisdom, public notices, and community events. It notes wrecks point to rule violations, promotes a fundraiser show for Boy Scouts, and discusses local humor, a rescue mission picnic, and city life quirks in New Castle.
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Scottish Rite
Roles Komedy Koons
Boy Scout Organization
Lawrence County
Boy Scouts
City Rescue Mission
New Castle
Berquist
Vacations, winds, and changing fashions commentary
A reflective column comments on vacation talk, work shortages, and social manners. It jokes about birds seeking breaks, the boss saving staff, and the wind testing skirts while noting shifting trends in behavior and attire. The piece ends with observations on change and accountability.
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst Remembered For Courage
Arthur G Brisbane recounts Emmeline Pankhurst's death and legacy fighting for woman suffrage, praising her courage and self sacrifice. The piece notes appreciation from later generations and her lasting memorial to the suffrage cause. It also touches on Kansas City farmers' convention scenes and political musings about Hoover, Coolidge, and real estate wealth, concluding with broad opinions on Prohibition, Greece riots, and Wall Street fluctuations.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Bible Thought for Today Thinking with God and Psalm 139
A devotional note on God’s thoughts toward individuals, citing Psalm 139 14 and a prayer for God to teach and reveal truth, inviting reflection on divine guidance and insight. The fragment presents meditative lines emphasizing gratitude for God’s knowledge and a plea for spiritual understanding.
Editorial argues abolition of capital punishment
Dr. Crane outlines why the League to Abolish Capital Punishment argues the death penalty is unjust and ineffective. He cites that abolition states see stable or falling murder rates, irreversibility, juries showing reluctance to convict in first degree cases, demoralization of prison staff, and broad international trend toward abolition. The piece features list-like points and cites many jurisdictions and countries.
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League
New York
United States
Maine
Rhode Island
Michigan
Kansas
Wisconsin
Dakota
Minnesota
Portugal
Folland
Italy
Norway
Austria
Sweden
Latvis
Esthonis
Switzerland
Finland
Denmark
Belgium
Brazil
Venezuela
Argentina
Ecuador
Peru
Uragua Columbia
Honduras
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McClure
The Worst of Pests in City Traffic
Edgar A. Guest laments drivers who obstruct traffic and break rules. The poem ridicules the horn-happy crammers and the bold edge-in motorists while praising those who obey signals and yield. It reflects 1928 urban street life and civic order.
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Edgar A. Guest
The World Mud Puddles The Human Instinct and Gambling
A fragmented column explores gambling across history from early odds and lot drawing to modern horse race bets. It cites Elma promoters seeking contact with A B Welch who won 1 250 000 by progress the right ticket and mentions Webb seeking rope trade in Singapore while noting ancient practices among Israelites Greeks Hindus and Chinese.
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Webb
High Seas
Singapore
Selwyn
George II
America
Lot
Lot Jorah
Saul
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Gembling
Mysteries debate on wealth and happiness addressed
Dr. Glahn of Owensburg Kentucky thanks a columnist for provoking thought on money health and wisdom. He argues wealth is not the measure of a good life and that a calm well ordered mind and enduring knowledge outweigh riches while noting doctors scholars and philosophers value insight over fortunes.
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Jacob Glehn
Owensburg
Glahn
Glann
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