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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1917
Page
2
A historical letter argues for replacing price commissions with a single trusted leader. It praises Woodrow Wilson and the idea of personal responsibility over committees, claiming a straight, honest man can better regulate prices without bureaucratic entanglements.
Special notice directs that all checks money orders and drafts be addressed to the News Company New Casta Pa and not to any individual. The notice appears in a telegraph style format with references to telegraph services and advertising representatives.
A mosaic of short jots on spring and politics includes playful verses about buttercups and sunshine, local celebrations, and reflections on wartime sentiment. It mentions school commencements, railroad life, charity drives, and hints of unrest, with brief asides on officials and daily life.
A call for widespread Red Cross fundraising urges every town and the New Castle chapter to give generously. The appeal stresses collective sacrifice, noting $10,000,000 raised immediately and urging residents to contribute beyond money if possible. It frames each donor as supporting wounded soldiers and civilians in Belgium Britain France, with Red Cross as the proxy on the field.
A fragmented reflective piece by BORGE ADE imagines Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech urging unity against tyranny. It contrasts pro German and anti war opinions in New Castia and notes Lincoln’s varied party ties and early views on liberty and equality.
A verse satirically critiquing wartime excise taxes on alcohol. It rails at liquor levies raising revenue, noting higher prices from whiskey to cocktails and the burden for ordinary drinkers. The poem imagines escalating costs through the day from noon to night, ending with a call for stricter taxation on bonds and tea.
Dancing for the benefit of the Red Cross will be held at Wears Hall under Prof Shaffer. The entire proceeds of the event will be given to the society. A large crown attended the dancing, and the lake scene was enjoyed Saturday evening with plans to Lavent next.
A fragmented note lists showings at Col Frasers Feraril's on Mill Street near Lawrence, including a travelling cinema program with Louise in a London film and a Bellows-style listing of The Magnificent Meddler and Mary Anderson with Antonio Moreno at nearby theatres.
A morning grant petition is filed by Mr and Mrs Wot Mates seeking to adopt Ciera Mo ail. Wilma Volker and Sten of Mr and Mrs Willigat Volker are named in connection with the case.
New York June 18 a detailed model of the Commodore hotel a twenty eight story terminal building planned by the New York Central railroad will be toured to showcase its design. Sculptor Francis T Gillinks led a six man team in creating the faithful miniature costing about 2500 dollars. The model aims to emulate the completed structure and will be sent to major cities for exhibition.
Grand jury in Greene County reconvenes to investigate the kidnapping and murder of baby Lloyd Keet. Authorities have examined all available evidence, both direct and circumstantial, as part of the case.
International News Service reports June 16 that American engineers in France begin surveying and planning a railroad to rush supplies to the front and expand a port base to accommodate more shipping. General Pershing leads the effort, setting a disciplined example for staff as huts replace canvas tents for shelter.
Vallee found Harry Weber acting as a traffic cop at Mercer and Washington Streets on Saturday night. He was managing traffic poorly and appeared intoxicated, then removed from duty. He received a $10 fine plus costs, with 30 days in jail or 30 days on the roads. East Africa reports 7300 acres devoted to coconut production, averaging 53 trees per acre.
Prosecutor O Day forecast multiple indictments targeting suspects now in custody. The statement signals imminent legal action by the office and highlights ongoing proceedings affecting the named individuals.
Report from New York states a tentative plan to record ages of all women as part of a census drive. The move aims to gather demographic data for state programs, though officials note it may raise privacy concerns and logistical challenges for respondents.
Joseph McMane and Mike Marin were arrested on Saturday night in ward seven charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. They allegedly caused trouble around a Walashayame garage and faced a mayoral intervention the following morning for aiding a roused for days. Albert Koes, owner of Widewise, faced similar charges and attempted to wreck a copper unit during the patrol.
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