New Castle News publishers and staff listed
The News Company, Corporation publishes the New Castle News weekly and details officers including Vice-President Treadwell Jray Treasurer Jacob F. Rents Mer and Asst. Treas. James T. Ray sees Secretary George W. Conway Editor. The paper prints every evening except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street. Subscriptions range from 5 cents to annual mail rates with advertising handled by S. Lindenstein Inc. in New York, member of Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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New York City
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City rules require 200 dollar street cleaning checks
A Youngstown style rule would enforce contractor checks of 200 dollars to assure street cleaning after excavation. If streets stay dirty, the city deducts cleaning costs from the deposit and refunds the remainder. The note links street dept shortages to delays in cleaning and suggests New Castle adopt the plan.
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Youngstown
New Castle
Pennsylvania bill allows Sunday fishing for Workingmen defeated
A Pennsylvania legislature defeated a bill permitting Workingmen to fish on Sundays with one line and two hooks. Lawmakers likely feared opposition from workers if Sunday fishing was allowed. The writer notes mixed sentiments and a sense of relief while recalling California departures.
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Pennsylvania
Lighthearted Utah-Style Rants and Railings on Modern Life
A jumbled column blends social commentary with playful jabs about politics, Hollywood, marriages, daylight saving, and local curiosities. It lampoons gossip, public figures, plumbers, post offices, and the governor while weaving humorous poems and letters about daily life, family, and small-town quirks.
Congress and pensions spark lighthearted misgivings
The letter satirizes congressional salary boosts and reform talk, noting the public’s mixed feelings about elected officials granting themselves pay raises. It comments on spring plans, county home construction, education bans, and social expectations, all with a humorous, provincial voice.
Press Comment and Political Note Collection
A compiled press comment mix highlights tensions in U S politics with remarks about senators vice presidents immigration and party discipline. It notes Greece taking in refugees and cites editorial views from Boston Transcript St Paul Pioneer Press Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger Toledo Blade and Charleston paper.
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Greece
United States
St. Paul
Safety Sam Says Bill Bimps Smirks Off Road
A rough street incident with Bill Bimps driving a flivver to work, where a failed attempt to smirk Andrew off the road near a flipper morning scene is described in terse terms with a moralizing title.
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Bill Bimps
Andrew
Fa’ Rivart
The World And The Mud Puddies
Discussion argues that liquor deaths rise under prohibition, not just from bootleggers but highlighting prominent citizens as the chief lawbreakers. The author cites repeated poison alcohol dangers and condemns hypocrisy while noting arrests of many ethnic names in anti liquor law enforcement.
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Bus
United States
Polack
Magar
Vailroad
E Corporation
The Value of Friendship and Appreciation
Frank Crane argues the chief value of friendship is understanding and support. Appreciation strengthens work and character, as shown by Wordsworth Coleridge Mahomet and biblical figures. A wife who sees strengths over faults becomes a true partner, and everyone needs someone to lean on during doubt and pressure.
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Wordsworth
Coleridge
Mahomet
John the Gapitar
Christ
Jasus
One Year Ago Al Jennings Details Tate Commission Plot
Ex-train bandit Al Jennings told a senile committee that Julio Aiamon of Oklahoma spent 4 000 000 to nominate Harding for President. The remarks touch on motives of revenge and political maneuvering, highlighting divisions over shaping public opinion and preventing rival retaliation.
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al Jennings
Senile
Tate
Julio Aiamon
Oklahoma
Harding
Just Folks The Golf Cry And The Learning Curve
A poetic piece contrasts a lifelong golfer who never learns the game with aging hope and frustration. It weaves in musings from Edgar A Guest and remarks on d Indy's musical career after military service, noting performances and travels between France and America.
Vincent dIndy Enters His Seventieth Fifth Year Dean Of French Composers
Vincent dIndy today marks his seventy fifth birthday and remains the dean of French composers. Born in Paris March 27 1851 he was steered toward law but the musical call proved stronger and could not be resisted.
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Germany
Weimar
Liszt
Opera Comique
d'Indy
Paris
Vincent, d'Indy
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