New Castle News Facts and Publication Details
The New Castle News Company prints daily editions with a staff including Trustee Pres ley T. Ray and Vice President James T ee nese. George W Conway is editor in chief with Fred L Rentz as secretary and treasurer. Contents follow standard daily schedule from Sycamore Street and Apple Way with local solicitation and subscriptions listed.
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Presley T. Ray
James T Eee
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George W Conway
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Take Care On The Roads This Holiday Week Warns PA Official
D. Wright secretary of highways warns Pennsylvanians to drive cautiously over the next five days as trans Pennsylvania travel spikes. With 851 000 passenger cars in operation and many inexperienced drivers, he urges avoiding carelessness and dangerous parking on curves inclines and near roadways to prevent fatal accidents and tire blowouts during warm weather.
The Presidents Strenuous Trip and Break in Zion Park
The article portrays President Harding at Zion National Park as a welcomed respite from a heavy schedule. It notes Alaska awaits with heavy public attention and suggests the journey home by ship will shield him from intrusion, while urging citizens to respect his need for rest.
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Alaska
Anniversary Highlights From History Record
A sequence of historical anniversaries notes events from 1834 to 1877. Mahlon Dickerson became Secretary of War under Jackson in 1834, Jesse Bledsoe died near Nacogdoches in 1837, yellow fever hit New Orleans in 1885, the Great Eastern attempted Atlantic cable laying in 1866, Shields Opera House opened in San Francisco in 1873, and England marked four hundred years of printing in 1877.
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Mahlon Dickerson
New Jersey
Jackson
Jesse Bledsoe
Kentucky
Nacogdoches
Texas
Virginia
New Orleans
Great Eastern
Medway
Shields’ Opera House
San Fransico
England
London
The Flood of Laws in the United States
In a Bedford Springs session the Pennsylvania Bar Association president warns that the flood of statutes and court decisions risks eroding respect for law. He cites 175000 pages of U S decisions in 1917 vs 7000 in Britain and notes 62000 laws passed in five years and 65000 last resort decisions printed. He points to the American Law Institute as a remedy.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
United States
Call to reform as flood of new laws alarms lawyers
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a program to restate law funded by Carnegie Foundation at 100000 dollars a year for ten years. Officials warn continued lawmaking may endanger liberties and note many acts since 1874 are useless, with women now pushing for equal rights including arrest for tax nonpayment.
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Carnegie Foundation
Headlight Dilemma Warns Against Glare on Open Road
Some motorists fear brighter headlights can blind oncoming drivers and cause crashes. The piece argues thoughtful lighting is needed to illuminate the road without causing glare that blinds others.
Timeborn travelers guide youth toward honest work and courage
An old man advises a young traveler to seek useful service for mankind to prosper in life. He says youth who work honestly and resist falsehood gain honor, respect, and friends as they enter the city of life, while remaining steadfast when faced with jeers.
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Edgar A. Guest
New York Woman Convicted in First Degree Murder
A New York woman was convicted of first degree murder for killing her sweetheart. The case relied on jury verdicts with no eyewitness testimony. The remark notes that education does not always predict sense.
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New York
Governor Pinchot’s anti booze plan draws loud reaction
Old political figures in Harrisburg would recall Governor Pinchot’s stance on government job conduct and alcohol. The piece hints that warnings on a golf course and a shopping price of 3.98 may draw attention, signaling public scrutiny of prohibition-era ethics.
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Capital Hill
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Signers and probes stir political nerves in national scene
The text hints at a controversial bill signing and a federal probe. It suggests politicians seek nerve in public stance as a nationwide search unfolds, noting no slow or leisurely pace in the investigation. The piece reflects tense political dynamics without detailing names or places.
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Smith
Polticians
Fourth of July Hazards and Safe Fun Urgings
A nostalgic, humorous rant warns against reckless Fourth of July stunts and dangerous street habits. It laments injuries from trolley cars, ladders, and fireworks while urging safer behavior and slower driving near tracks and crowded areas. It also jests about politics and social trends amid summer heat and bathing fashions.
Uncertain political quips about France Germany and wars
A set of sardonic lines on international tensions and political attitudes. The speaker quips that reasonable action by France or Germany could deter shocks, notes a female critic of bathing suits, ridicules majorities and minorities, and laments war debt when armies are called.
Whip Profiteers Hyphenated Bulgaria Notes
The fragment cites Bulgarians doing things differently according to books on eti. The text presents a terse, contextless mention likely from a column or opinion piece. No clear events, dates, or individuals are identifiable for a fuller card.
Not enough readable details for full report
The fragment mentions crude but effective actions to punish profiteers through firings in trade hubs. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are provided to ground a complete item.
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Juror's Status In Court Questioned By Judge
A juror confirms he is a freeholder and married for three years, answering that he has not formed or expressed an opinion in three years, as the judge questions suitability for a case.
Little New York Girl Refuses to Speak to Stranger
A five year old girl in New York refused to say a word to a man who took her mother's purse containing $50, explaining she had not been introduced to him. The incident highlights young observers of social norms and caution in interactions with strangers.
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New York
Des Moines Judge Grants Leniency to Three First Offenders
A Des Moines judge creates a new precedent by allowing three first offenders guilty of violation of the dry laws to proceed under alternative dispositions. Each case hinges on individual circumstances and potential rehabilitation.
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Des Moines
Accused Plead Guilty Face Indeterminate Sentences
Each of the three defendants pleaded guilty and accepted an indeterminate sentence as passengers on the water wagon. The judge confirmed the sentences and warned that if any of the trio "fell off the wagon" he would be jailed.
Edinburgh Court Awards Miss Hetty King Libel Damages
In a libel action Miss Hetty King, a music hall artist from Edinburgh, secured 500 pounds in damages against a Glasgow newspaper. The newspaper had printed an alleged interview claiming the United States had lost its sense of humor over prohibition.
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Scotland
Hetty King
Glasgow
Miss King
United States
Strike Called for Railway Shopmen on July First
Dublin reports say Irish irregulars surrendered to Free State troops as tensions rise in the capital amid the railway shopmen strike.
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Dublin
Free State
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