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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
1
A rash of incidents fills town police logs including suspected counterfeit checks and thefts at Villa Marte convent. Mayor and county officials debate looming rewards while a spate of drunkenness and vandalism cases surface, with a March weekend tied to potential disturbances. Local residents Sharon and Redford figure in the reports as authorities investigate.
James Reed, long-time resident of the city, is said to be returning to England after years of illness left him nearly paralyzed. He recently secured a passport and plans to travel with his son, seeking to resume life and reunite with relatives abroad. The move follows his long absence from his homeland and reflects hopes for a fresh start despite limited local ties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a person named Helen Boyle leaving a prison for Chicago. The garbled content references travel, waiting officials, and various names, but lacks coherent detail. The readable bits indicate a prisoner transfer scenario with no clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmentary article mentions Smith traveling to Cambridge Springs amid unclear names and events. The readable text lists Attlee Warne and Coombridge Sprites with stray phrases suggesting a vote or contest but lacks coherent context or dates. Further details are not recoverable from the legible portions.
Raz Huddle colored stands before Judge Emory today charged with felonious assault and battery on Phil Mullen after an insult near Washington Street. Mullen alleges Huddle drew a knife and slashed his face neck and cheek, requiring multiple stitches. District Attorney Gun Muse represents the community, with Thomas W. Dickey defending.
A jumble of names and places shows visitors and residents in town social rounds. Mrs. Beals and Mr. Beals of Nashan nock avenia entertain, while Margaret Kaufmart of Wam pum is noted as a local visitor. Several others plan gatherings, visits, and dances, with engagements at Lake Hiie college and a convention of the Brotherhood of Tailwray.
Manifold notes describe preparations for the arrival of the 8 34 from England. Authorities plan to deploy 2 800 men to secure the vessel and manage the port facilities at the mineoliy field. A large hangar and supply efforts for fuel and oil are outlined as part of the landing operations.
A fire and subsequent quarantine affected downtown streets near Wars lon avenue as emergency crews investigated a strike and damaged street cat. The incident involved Arlington residents and prompted central fire department members to hold a supper while authorities pursued causes and impacts on local roads and nearby properties.
Fragmented OCR details a county issue involving public safety, appointments, and local officials. It mentions Wilmington and New Wilmington events, a council member, and a press figure connected to the county’s public safety committee.
Fragmentary OCR notes list individuals and events related to soldiers returning from military service in France and other places. The text references names, roles, and distant actions with unclear connections, suggesting a report on veterans rejoining civilian life and related military themes.
The article notes Miss Emery hosting a Rose Breakfast at her home at 10 o clock. It mentions guests including Amy Meio of Unther, Hart of North Merece, and Laura Clark of BY. Details are fragmented but indicate a social event linked to the University of Michigan.
Miss Monroe married local pharmacist in a ceremony at the university campus corner on Tagaverve and Main streets. Reception followed at the home of Mrs. Robert Lait with attendees from Miss Lillia and Miss Sunnie Thivid families and notes of festivity.
Fragmentary notes from Shenango Valley Hospital discuss radon awareness and safety. The text blends names and incomplete terms, reflecting a clipped newsroom or wire service snippet on health concerns. Further readable details are not available in the provided segment.
The article notes a London publisher widely mentioned as a potential British ambassador to the United States, amid political friction. Viscount Burnham of Hall Burn, Beaconsfield, chief owner of the London Daily Telegraph, is pictured as a leading candidate with wartime diplomatic ties.
A fragment discusses summer fashion for men challenging traditional conventions. It questions linen collars and heavy coats in heat while noting women’s fashions trend toward lighter attire and suggesting male shirtwaists could offer comfort and style without coats. The piece reflects wartime attitudes toward practicality and social norms.
A local incident reports arsenic and phosphorus detected in coffee consumed by residents. Witnesses describe a poisoning attempt at a hearing, with alleged threats directed at officials and several suspects linked to the derailed plan.
Fragmentary notice reports the delay of awarding a theatre contract involving the Wy and Thom Anam Company on Alert er street. Readable bits mention a postponement to next Wednesday and reference to a brewing-related or local civic matter.
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Multiple local obituaries report deaths and funeral plans in New Castle Mercer and surrounding areas. Included are James Yeazle 60 of Manor, and Captain James Beazie with services in Mercer. George A. Winer and Wilson Baird noted with funeral arrangements. Surviving relatives listed include several sisters and brothers, with hospitals and cemeteries named.
South Side W C T U and L T L met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Join Evans of Whiltle Street. President Elmore led devotionals and announced a drive to raise funds for Inter County Distitute. On Mission Day bouquets were sent to sick and to business men. Next meeting two weeks hence with location to be announced.
The Shenango township school board plans a meeting soon to finish hiring teachers for the district. At a prior gathering a 1 percent raise was approved for teachers, most were elected, but five schools could not secure staff and will elect at the next meeting.
Paris officials note fashion shifts as stockings return amid protests over dust and calf sunburn. The season sees women on the Champs Elysees and Bois de Boulogne in bare legs, while Paris fashion arbiters limit the style to select coastal resorts and baths.
Pittsburgh reports a curious note from Dr George W. Bly seeking suggestions to manage a peculiar weed patch named Bethlehem in a garden. Officials at Plant Tint in Washington reply that the weed is uncommon and poses limited spread, with only a few plots observed so far.
In the case of the commonwealth vs Fico Johaton the jury found the defendant not guilty on the charge of breaking and entering a residence in Lessemer. The trial before Judge Emery concluded this morning with defense attorney Aliise presenting the argument for the defense led by Marlin Graham assisting on the case.
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