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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
4
Special notice states The News Company of New Castle Pa publishes local information. It lists officers including a president and secretary treasurer and notes office locations on Sycamore Street and Apple Way with telephones. Subscriptions are yearly and available at news stands.
Citizens call for well lit auditoriums and stricter rules at moving picture theatres after reports of men troubling young girls. Parents blame youth but urge managers to enforce age checks and ban unaccompanied minors under fourteen. Authorities consider laws used in other states and cities.
Citizens press for action on the Eastside street railway extension as the mayor is away on vacation. The delay risks weather impact and impatience grows. the public backs Lusk and seeks decisive franchise approval or substitutions for the traction company plan.
Eastside continues rapid expansion as the community showcases exuberant growth and confidence in its future. Leaders emphasize unchecked development, inviting new investments and residents to sustain momentum.
The article portrays David Lloyd George as the central figure in accelerating munition production for Britain. It notes his energetic leadership and resemblance to an American manager, while warning that if labor unions do not cooperate he may resort to conscription for wartime factory work under military discipline.
Thomas Taggart former chairman of the Democratic National Committee along with Mayor J E Bell of Indianapolis and 126 other prominent figures are indicted by the Marion county grand jury. They stand charged with conspiracy to commit numerous felonies against Indiana election laws in a statewide political scandal.
A fragmented column from the Detroit Free Press and Joliet Herald laments a single carpet tack that caused a tire puncture. It blends humor and wartime allusions with misc observations on politics and society, noting jokes about Nat Goodwin and Harry Thaw and other varied snippets.
A lively collage of jokes and observations on society, travel, manners, and media hoaxes. Topics range from urging charity for a country holiday camp to a Harvard lie detector machine and a joking critique of fashion origins.
Motor officer Dysart reports a Mary land Avenue car with license 71826 left at Mercer and Washington with no lights. Another vehicle with license X2181 on North Cedar near 9 p m belongs to Hartwell and Phillips of New Wilmington. Officer Lynch seizes a bicycle on West Washington near Norris alley for owner claim. A showroom showcase outside Harry Gross company found open and goods removed after clerk notified. Youngstown reports a Ford stolen from New Castle around 2 a m. license 47219.
The board of managers held a noon dinner at the association camp with 12 in attendance. The afternoon was informal and the camp will be broken on Monday.
A brief dialogue notes a rain scene in a play with a remark about realism. The exchange includes a line about rain causing corn pain, attributed to a Boston transcript snippet.
A London Opinion humor sketch contrasts a registrar charging thirty shillings for a marriage license with a youth lacking funds, noting the surplus of a pound. The text then shifts to a New Zealand fact claiming twenty five million sheep.
A writer given access describes nitric and sulfuric acid nitro glycerine production, cooling and safety steps, and the raw materials and rooms used. It notes the use of wood pulp and Chilean salt peter for dynamite, while acknowledging secrecy around cordite lydite and B powder and deliberate misleading materials.
A curious house owned by Dr Phenie of London stood out with gilt statues on its exterior. Built for his bride who died early, the tale suggests love troubles spurred strange actions and social intrigue surrounding the estate.
County officials listed include HO for County Treasurer LES C Harry for County, WILL NEFF for Register and Recorder, RB McKee for County Auditor. Each announcement subject to decision of Republican Primaries on Sept 21.
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