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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
4
A damaged OCR segment lists officers and roles such as Vice and Secretary positions with press and editorial notes. It names New York City agents and addresses, including G. Ein dstein at 118 East 6th Street, suggesting classified or telegraphic service context.
The Ohio State Journal views the Progressive party as having fulfilled its purpose by reshaping Republicanism and aiding its own demise. It argues Hughes embodies independent reform, and that Progressives can support the Republican ticket in 1916 to advance cleaner politics and public service.
A cautioned reminder that political disputes should not split neighbours. Neighbors share common aims and lives, and anger over politics escalates to hostility. See the call to state beliefs calmly, maintain friendship, and avoid turning politics into treason.
A wartime school board member Hensel questions continuing to label maps with Germany as future borders shift. Advocates argue geography should reflect current realities as allied advances reshape thousands of square miles now marked Germany. The debate notes postwar questions about empire and map revisions remain unresolved.
Editors ponder how wartime map shifts will alter school curriculum in the coming term. With Turkey Belgium Servia and others in flux many boards face teaching geographies that may be obsolete. Map makers expect vast atlas scrapping and a busy period for cartographers.
The piece argues that any armed intervention in Mexico will heighten U S labor shortages by drawing militia and state troops into service. It notes a current severe lack of workers nationwide, with New Castle contractors facing tight labor supply, and attributes the shortage to the European war impact.
The passage notes Warren G. Harding as keynote for the Republicans in Chicago, Martin J. Glynn as Democratic publisher in Albany, and Victor Murdock as Progressive convention chairman in Kansas. It frames their roles as recognition of the newspaper profession and its influence.
Devotional exercises began at the Holy Trinity Polish Catholic church and will run through Sunday evening. Rev. Father A Miskowiec is assisted by three visiting priests. Two daily services, morning and evening, mark the observance. Sunday honors the church dedication with an outdoor procession.
A west bound car crossed Washington street at Mill intersection. A little girl peered out the window remarking on a man with “pretty white hands” while Officer Shuler on traffic duty wore a slight scowl.
The listing advertises moving pictures at three theaters. Pauline Frederick stars in Zaza at one venue, Kathryn Williams appears in Into the Primitive at another, and William S. Hart leads The Primal Lure at Nixon theatre.
A collage of humorous verses and wry comments on society, education, suffrage, temperaments, and public life. Snippets touch on a college educated woman, Villa and Uncle Sam, civic leadership, matriarchal roles, and taxes amid a stream of quips.
A column notes humorous and pointed lines about city life. It cites a stranger asking for rare liver at the Little Gem, critiques high broom costs, and urges restraint from some talkative boarders amid civic issues.
A humorous meditation on ears as the doorway to the brain and the burden of listening. The piece muses on ear shape, aging, eavesdropping, gossip, and the moral utility of selective listening to reduce conflict in home and church.
Mayor Mitchel asks District Attorney Swann to indict Monsignor John J. Dunn archdiocese chancellor and Rev. Father William B. Farrell of Brooklyn parish over alleged eavesdropping. Swann plans a John Doe inquiry with both priests and the mayor to determine crime and possible grand jury indictments.
Notices for Bethel A M E Zion church on Green Street list Rev J W Hayes as pastor with 10 45 am sermon Christ as a Study Sunday school at 1 pm trustee meeting Monday prayer meeting Wednesday The day program features choruses readings recitations solos and school performances by various pupils and groups concluding with offering and benediction.
Joe Trax, attending the Ohio Soldiers' state reunion in Marion, Ohio, arrived with his cannon. He was accompanied by his grandson Carl Layton who rode the cannon, drawing much attention as the duo received a continuous ovation along the parade line.
Civic pride in St Louis keeps the Democratic convention buzzing with street corner fly traps shown in the photo catching several pounds of flies daily.
Advert still promotes Fair Child's Perfect Flour with a money back guarantee and a silver spoon in every quarter sack. H. L. Allen's seven stores handle the product and promise satisfaction or refund. The copy is an old style classified ad with a three day weekly cadence.
SHARON Pa June 17 New Hampshire a few miles up the Shenango river came to the front with the first real fish story of the season D J Frantz a miller caught a pike weighing 16 1 2 pounds Shortly before noon he took his fishing pole and walked to the riverbank to reel in the big catch showing a new start to the angling season in the area.
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