New Castle News Overview and Staff Details
The New Castle News, published every evening except Sunday, operates from the corner of Sycamore Street and Apple Way in New Castle, Pennsylvania. It lists staff including editor George W. Conway Ligpen, city editor, and officers trustee and president ucy T. Ray, vice president James T. Ray, secretary Fred L. Rentz, and treasurer and managing editor. Subscription rates cover weekly and daily mail options, with circulation audited by the ABC and aligned with International News Service telegraphic service.
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Arah G. Treadwell
Pres
Ucy T. Ray
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James T. Ray
Fred L. Rentz
Treas
Man
George W. Conway Ligpen
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Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Special Notice Address Clarification for Checks and Drafts
A notice states all checks, orders, drafts and communications should be sent to The News Co in New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual. The message directs proper payment and correspondence routing to the newspaper office.
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The
News Co
New Castle
Woman's Citizenship Bill Clears House In Landmark Vote
The House passed the woman's citizenship and naturalization bill by 206 to 9, a milestone toward removing legal disadvantages for women. It would equality grant foreign and American women married to foreigners, with naturalization rules varying by spouse's nationality, and it calls for Senate approval and the President's assent. Grace Crossing Accidents Highlight Safer Crossing Need as drivers urged to stop, look, and listen before crossing.
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House of Representatives
Anniversaries Highlight 18th to 19th Century Events
A list of notable anniversaries includes 1794 charter for Bowden College in Brunswick Maine. 1803 death of Matthew Thornton a New Hampshire signer of the Declaration. 1812 execution of Omic in Cleveland for murder. 1822 US France treaty of navigation and commerce. 1844 Smith brothers surrender in Carthage. 1850 birth of Earl Kitchener. 1887 Elks’ first national reunion in Detroit. 1894 Carnot assassinated in Lyons.
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Bowden College
Brunswick
Matthew Thornton
New Hampshire
Newburyport
Mass
Ireland
Omic
Cleveland
United States
France
Hiram
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Iil
Earl Kitchener
County Kerry
Hampshire
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Detroit
Carnot
Lyons
Hints and Dints From a Quirky Local Column
A mix of verse, jokes, and current snippets reflects small town life. The piece quotes Edgar A. Guest, notes local events like charity bake sales, schoolhouse building, and a prohibition era mood, with humorous stories about auto chefs, Odd Fellows picnics, and town gossip. It blends light humor with civic idle chatter and dated local color.
The American Press and Its Weather of Thought
An observer notes the proliferation of American publications across interests and hobbies. As people align on topics they form associations, elect secretaries, and publish magazines, reflecting a culture of continual information propagation and organization.
Broad coverage across all newspaper departments
The article notes that every profession has its official publication and each sport possesses dedicated outlets. It argues that no field is monopolized and that newspapers, after specialists speak, provide comprehensive coverage across all subjects, leaving no area untended.
Believe and Live Biblical Thought Card
A devotional note quotes Jesus from John 11 25 about resurrection and eternal life urging belief in him as the path to life beyond death. The meditation frames faith as essential to enduring life and victory over death.
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Jesus
John
Bible Question Fourth Commandment in Exodus 20:8 11
The question asks which is the fourth commandment. In Exodus 20 8 11 the commandment is to remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. It designates rest on the seventh day and a day set apart for worship.
Very Rev Henry J Cody to preach at Westminster Abbey consecration
The Very Rev Henry J Cody is chosen to preach the sermon at the consecration of bishops in Westminster Abbey today. A leading Toronto Anglican clergyman in Canada, he has long been active in education and public service. Cody taught systematic theology at Wycliffe College and served as Ontario minister of education, later becoming a Senate member of the University of Toronto. He has held major church boards and civic roles, and in 1914 15 he sat on Ontario’s unemployment commission.
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Henry J. Cody
Westminster Abbey
Toronto
Canada
Arch Deacon
Cody
Wrycliffe College
Ontario
University of Toronto
Dominion
Marriage of the Duke and Miss Deacon a year past
One year ago the marriage of the Duke of Marlborough and Miss Gladys Deacon is noted. The Council of the League of Nations awarded the Aland Islands to Finland, marking a significant postwar border decision.
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Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Council of the
League of Nations
Aland Islands
Finland
Foley's Honey and Tar Helps Boy's Bronchial Cough
Alfred Barker of 1061 Avondale St. E Liverpool Ohio reports relief for his boy after 7 to 8 weeks of a bronchial cough using Foley's Honey and Tar. He praises its soothing healing effect and says he will recommend it widely. Sold everywhere.
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Alfred Barker
Avondale St
Liverpool
Foley
Adyv
Abe Martin Says Nobuddy Questions Our Good Pay
Abe Martin notes that people do not challenge our other qualities when we are known for good pay. He observes most folks avoid correcting speech and reveal a casual acceptance of imperfect language even after explanations.
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Nobuddy
The Moonshiner and the Night Watch from Los Angeles
A moonshiner case ends with a raid that nets a still, liquor, a proprietor, and 12 rattles while dawn patrols note the dangers of ice wagon missteps. An aging booted man’s grandson styles hair, and Mrs. Isabel M. Lewis is hailed as a top astronomer at the U.S. Naval Observatory.
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Los Angeles
Isabel M. Lewis
U.S. Naval Observatory
Washington
Flood in Rio Grande Valley brings mixed effects
The report notes a major flood in the Rio Grande Valley causing property damage and possible loss of life while predicting Mexican rustlers will remain south of the border for a period. It adds that Ecuador seeks a five million dollar loan from New York bankers, reflecting a trend of financial dealings today.
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Rio Grande Valley
Ecuador
New York
Fear of Child Abuse Across Nations Mentioned in Talk
A speaker notes that in Japan children rarely suffer cruel treatment as adults describe, yet some American children face abuse. It recalls that when an adult intends a show of affection, abused children may react with fear or mockery, even flinching at gentle gestures.
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Japan
America
News Chatter and Jests From the City Streets
A local column blends street scenes with humorous asides about boot judges and a cart ice vendor in Apple Alley. It jokes about calendar reform, a political intrigue du jour, Taft fashion at court, and a Mars observation noting green marks on the planet.
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Apple Alley
Mars
Sun Sets Bang on the Far East Trade Route
Wistful note on the sun and trade winds over Kipling era imagery. The passage hints at the enduring impact of distant shores on local mood and perception as day ends over China trade routes.
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American Association of Univer
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Sional Women’s Clubs, the
Council of Jewish Women, Daughters of the
American Revolution, General Federation of Women's Clubs
National League of Women Voters and
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Amer
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Senate
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By Donahey
Haint
Liniley
Edgar A. Guest
Mexico
Beaver
Mercer
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Lawrence County
Cascade Park
Milk and Ice Fund
London
Paris
Thames
Portsmouth
N. H
Pennsylvania State College
John T. Davis
Prohibition
Philadelphia
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Abe Martin
Coover & Butler
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Winter Company
Winter Bros
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Ambassador Harvey
Kipling
China
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