City newspaper masthead with staff and contact details
The item lists officers and roles including G. Treadwell trustee president T. Ray vice president Thice secretary Rentz treasurer editor Gallant city editor and publishing offices at Sycamore Street and Apple Way with telephone numbers. It notes subscriptions and mailing options and mentions affiliated services and foreign advertising representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Treadwell
Prescy
T. Ray
Thice
Rentz
Treas
Y. Gallant
Street car standoff sparks mayoral rebuke in New Castle
In New Castle, mayor lectures milkman Huston after a series of traffic incidents and a near streetcar clash. The city battles with disorder as hustled officials vow to arrest any future provocation and restore calm amid a tense parade day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Walter V. Tyler
New Castle
Huston
Mr. Huston
Orman
Milkman
Thermopoulae
Tside
Tom Dickey
Ton
Local Dog Catcher Earnings Spark City Debate
The New Castle council ordered a warrant for 124 dollars to Jack Young, the city's dog catcher, who earns 50 cents for each dog destroyed. Many dogs are reportedly euthanized by owners to avoid penalties, highlighting a controversial and profitable office ahead of a new month’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Pittsburg
New Castle
Jack Young
Jack
He Buys Diamond Shirt Stud Then Studies Automobile Catalogues
A brief note describes a person purchasing a large diamond shirt stud and then turning to study automobile catalogues. The sequence suggests interest in luxury items followed by vehicle research. No other names or places are provided.
Cats Shot By Neighbor Sparks Southside Complaints
Residents in New Castle and vicinity accuse a neighbor who owns chickens of firing at local cats with a shotgun. They say the incidents were unprovoked and not on the shooter's property, and threaten action if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
New Castle
Public Meeting To Oppose City Police Ordinance
A public meeting is set for this evening at 8 o clock on the Diamond for all workers to oppose a police ordinance that grants the corporation control of the police. The petition committee urges voters to sign quickly as fears arise of re creating 1909 scenes. Prominent speakers are planned and a spirited gathering is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Philip S. Evans
Local Notables and Visitors Among City Residents
Numerous residents and relatives are listed as visiting or returning from trips, including Mrs. David Felton improving at Hamilton Street and Mrs. James Gray visiting Pittsburg. Several families from Division Street and surrounding areas are noted for weekend travels to Sharon Butler Cleveland Warren and Youngstown with returns to their homes.
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David Felton
Hamilton St
Floyd Getings
Waldo Street
Mont Blau
Henry Cohen
Sharon
James Gray
South Mill Street
Pittsburg
Clarence Rigby
James Pitzer
J. C. Stevenson
Dewey Avenue
David Lewis
Hamilton Street
Stephen Doyle
Galbreath Avenue
McConnell’'s
David Simison
Volant
Gertrude Levine
South Mercer Street
William Murdoch
Youngstown
Isaac Jones
Follansbee
W. Va
Adam Dorn
Clarence Allshouse
Highland Avenue
Homer Marley
Park Avenue
Conneaut
W. T. Williams
Maitlaid Memorial Parsonage
Berean
Friendship Street
Jackson Center
William Davis
William
Miller Street
J. H. Margel
Division Street
Butler
Charles Tate
Highland District
Mary Garbett
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cleveland
Harry Sohm
Grove City
Ella Culbertson
East Washington Street
Owen Parsons
Warren
Charles Douglass
Wilmington
N. C
Long Avenue
Walter Turner
Cassie A. Jones
North Walnut Street
Woodlawn
Black
Beaver Falls
K. Campbell
Hazel Jones
Steubenville
Ruth Nash
Kenton, O
James Mayberry, Jr
Crawford Avenue
M. L. Cakerbraum
Sorley
Esther
Alta Patton
Harlansburg Road
North Jackson
Norris Mitchell
Ralph
Blaine Street
Conneaut Lake
F. R. Wadlinger
John Kenahan
Cambridge Springs
Dennison
Urey
Reed
W. G. Campbell
T. J. Davies
Wallace Avenue
Martins Ferry
Edward Bowen
John Hughes
Aneitha
Joseph Preston
Lena Hartman
South Jefferson Street
Elia Evans
Delaware Avenue
Warren, O
William Orr
Jane
Susan
Rosslyn Farms
J. A. Breckenridge
Elizabeth Wilson
W. G. Wilson
Jessie Wilson
North Mercer Street
Roy Sankey
Harry Wertz
Stowe
N. Y
Lake Chautauqua
Bessie Williams
T. J. Keane
Johns Street
Grace Sager
Cascade Street
Lima
Russell Point
John Sager
R. G. Richey
Detroit
Mich
Moralizer and Sunlit Snippets Across Towns
A collage of wry anecdotes and local tirades from readers in New Castle and Akron. Observations range from Deacon Jimpson legends to sunset notes and bustling street life. The quips touch morals, gossip, weather, and social quirks with small town bite.
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Hawkins
Deacon Jimpson
TIZ Foot Relief Ad Claims Instant Comfort
Puffed feet and corns are soothed by TIZ foot bath claims. The advert promises instant relief from soreness burning and swelling, urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug or department stores and laugh at foot sufferers.
Bible Classes and Prayer Meetings Gather in Local Homes
The Bible Love Circle meets at Mrs. Claude Downs on Loraine Avenue Wednesday July 1 at 2 30 pm with Mrs Downs as teacher. The Whitney Bible Study class meets at Mr and Mrs Whitney 418 Epworth Street Thursday at 7 45 pm studying The iath in the Vineyard Matt 20 1 16. The Ucalite Bible class led by Mrs Foulke convenes Tuesday at 8 pm at the home of Mrs S S Sampson 140 Boyles Avenue.
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Bible Love Circle
Claude Downs
Loraine Avenue
Downs
Whitney Bible Study
the Whitney
Epworth Street
Iath
Vineyard
Ucalite
Stores to Close at 8 Each Evening in July and August
Advertisement notes Harlansburg stores will close every evening except Saturday at 8 PM during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg
Y M C A Boys Aim for Panama Exposition Trip
The Y M C A boys division selects William Hamilton and Russell Cage as representatives in a contest to win travel to the 1915 Panama Expo via the canal. The Panama Canal club, run with American Magazine and Woman's Home Companion publishers, plans to ferry 500 Y M C A youths through the canal to the exposition. They are soliciting subscriptions before December to fund the voyage.
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Panama Canal
William Hamilton
Russell Cage
Woman's Home Companion
Local youths plan shipboard YMCA activities and canal tour
Local boys anticipate a memorable trip featuring a full line of YMCA activities on shipboard, a visit to the newly opened canal, a week at the exposition, and a cross country return home, promising the time of their lives.
Exoneration Pleas Routed to Board First
City council decides all requests for exonerations or reductions in tax assessments go to the board of revision first. The board will consider the matters and then make a recommendation to the council. This action was taken by the council this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision
Foot Injury From Rusty Nail Sends Johnnie Kolsky to Recovery
Johnnie Kolsky of South Jefferson street recovers from blood poisoning in his left foot after stepping on a rusty nail. The injury occurred during a run, and medical treatment is underway to prevent further complications.
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Johnnie Kolsky
South Jefferson Street
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Apple Way
Bell
Citizens
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New Castle, Pa
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New York City
New Pa
DR. Tyler
Wack Young
New Castle and Vicinity
Martha Gillespie
Frank
Anna Johnston
Mary Hunter
William Lewis
Warren, DO
H. T. Cooper
Pollock Avenue
Butler County
R. L. Turner
Westside
Yellowstone Park
Fred Zahnizer
Jamestown
Lydia Rowan
William Bond
Bert Morgan
Joseph Dukes
Slippery Rock
Harry Watkins
Bartram Avenue
Joseph Rigby
Clarence
Raymond
Albert Rigby
Joseph
R. M. Jamison
Sheridan Avenue
D. D. Simison
Paul Simison
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Afrika
Jimpson
Hisself
William F. Kirk
Red Mill
Eastside
Johnstown
Abe Martin
T. R
Savings Department
Citizens National Bank
Mill and
Washington Sts
McGoun
Express
B.armstrong & Co
Herb D. McGoun
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