New Castle News Company details and contact information
New Castle News prints daily except Sundays from its corner office on Sycamore Street and Apple Alley. It outlines ownership of The News Company including Mrs. George E. Treadwell and partners, with editors and managers named and subscription rates listed for daily and weekly editions.
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New Castle
New Castle, Pa
the News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
George E. Treadwell
New Castle High School Plans Spark Fresh Debate
The town revisits high school plans after selecting Architect Eckles last October. Board members later reduced the proposed size, cutting 12 rooms and narrowing a 42 foot corridor, prompting accusations of favoring Eckles and bypassing competitive bids as new plans were adopted.
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New Castle High School
Eckles
Ecklea
School
Misdirected clemency debated for Orchard by Idaho board
In Boise the Idaho Board of Pardons meets to consider commutation for Harry Orchard as compensation for the state's evidence in the Haywood Moyer and Pettibone case. Orchard, murderer of Governor Steunenberg, claims miners officials prompted the assassination and that he was paid to kill.
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Boise
Idaho
State ‘Board of Pardons
Harry ‘Orchard
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone
Orchard
Steunenberg
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Board of Pardons
Public sermon views three great powers
Rabbi Stephen G Wise of the Free Synagogue New York City spoke Sunday on world power dynamics noting three dominant powers shaping current events. He framed the discussion around global influence and the responsibilities of nations in a tense political landscape.
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Stephen G. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
New York City
Press Freedom Versus Money Power Warned By Speaker
A speaker warned that money dominates the university church and press, urging the press to remain free from financial domination. He urged the press to refuse party dictation, uphold free speech, oppose mob pressures, and speak as a trumpet for reason.
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Wall Street
Union Square
Attempted Confederate bill incident ends with arrest
James Maitland tried to pass a ten dollar Confederate bill to a 13 year old at the Harris store for 50 cents in candy. He was arrested on defrauding charges after being confronted by Steve Harris and Mayor Lusk released him following Maitland's claim of ignorance. Baseball talk leads to minor town misadventures as visitors face small penalties.
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Steve Harris
Moravia Street
James Maitland
Pulaski Road
Maitland
Harris
Miss Harris
Mr. Harris
Washington Street
Deskin
Lusk
President Strawhecker Optimistic on New Traction Line
Dr J Strawhecker of Zelienople president of the New Castle and Beaver Falls Traction company visited West Pittsburg on business about the new line. He expressed confidence in the road’s future and said cars will run through West Pittsburg by late fall after final surveys and track laying preparations. The project is poised to bring substantial benefits to West Pittsburg.
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J. Strawhecker
Zelienople
New Castle
Domestic relations court eyed by Educational Alliance
New York May 5 Prompted by the success of the court of broken hearts the Educational Alliance on the lower East Side urges the city to establish a domestic relations court. The group argues a dedicated court would allow longer hearings on family troubles and reduce suffering and misunderstandings.
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New York
World celebrates 25th anniversary with giant 200 page issue
The World announces a May 10 anniversary number to be the largest issue yet. It will feature about 200 full size pages, color sections on autos music real estate national affairs and New York City. Printing and distribution will cost nearly 100 000 with each copy costing about ten cents to produce. No extra charge for the enlarged edition.
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The
World
New York
Hints and Dints From Various Localities
A collage of witticisms and quips from Richmond Times Dispatch and others. Jests range from Jane of Boston to Youngstown theater hats and a Chicago divorce suit. Members joke on politics, salons, baths, schools, and the oddities of local life with pointed one liners.
Crow Takes Staggered Toll as Hammers Sell Fast
In Youngstown hardware dealers report brisk business in hammers while residents face a proverbial dish of crow after recent events. The next day Old Sol smiled on the city as traders rode the wave of demand.
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Youngstown
Sol
New Castle School Board Faces Big Building Plan Change
The New Castle school board moved to adopt a large school building with only a 30 foot hall as Collinwood’s smoke clears. Fred Warnock and Rev. J Elmer Campbell observed the meeting from the Eastside Good Government league as the board acts last night.
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Collinwood
New Castle
Fred Warnock
Rev. J. Elmer Campbell
Eastside Good Government League
Benjamin S. Cowden Civil War Battery B member dies
Benjamin S. Cowden of Greenfield Mercer county died after a year long illness that began with a paralysis stroke. A native of New Bedford he served three years in Cooper's Battery during the Civil War and earned a reputation as a brave soldier. He was 68, son of Dr. John Cowden. brother Rev. William F. Cowden was a former pastor. Funeral at 10:30 Thursday morning at his Greenfield home.
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Benjamin S. Cowden
Lawrence County
Greenfield
Mercer County
New Bedford
John Cowden
William F. Cowden
Goulds Reported Reconciled After Separation
News reports say Frank J. Gould and his wife have reconciled after a separation that prompted Mrs Gould to file for legal separation. Gould reportedly at the Fifth Avenue home with wife and two children, later moving to the Plaza hotel, then leaving. Friends and family reactions are described as pleased, with confirmation unobtainable.
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United Press
New York
Frank J. Gould
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Hot Springs
Plaza Hotel
Frank Gould
Fifth Avenue House
Edward Kelly
Arthur M. Lewis To Speak Tonight At Socialists HQ
Arthur Moore Lewis national organizer of the Socialist party will deliver an address at Socialists headquarters this evening. He is described as one of the best informed and most practical socialists in the country and the expected turnout reflects strong interest.
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Arthur Moore Lewis
Socialist Party of the
Socialists
Lewis
Law Library to Hire Librarian for Lawrence Association
The Lawrence B association discussed employing a librarian to manage books at a Monday meeting. Previously no librarian existed and attorneys handled the volumes with court crier aid, causing disarray. They plan to hire two law students, appoint a committee, and elect new officers for the coming year.
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Lawrence B Association
Roy Jameson
Roy W. Hazen
William J. Uber
D. N. Keast
W. J. Moffatt
R. L. Wallace
Charles R. Davis
James A. Chambers
B. A. Winternitz
Clyde Gibson
Prince Helie de Sagan and Anna Gould to marry in Florence
In Rome on May 6 Prince Helie de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould traveled to Florence amid rumors they will wed civilly and possibly in a Protestant ceremony. The move signals abandoning hopes for a papal annulment of Mme Gould's marriage to Count Boni de Castellane. The pope refused a audience and said no priest would officiate.
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United Press
Rome
Helle de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Florence
Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Helie
Mme. Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Beaver Falls Boys Walked to This City
Beaver Falls youths organized walking clubs planning summer touring expeditions to county points of interest. A party including William Reuzer John Vorhauer and Ralph Merriman walked to New Castle in a little over four hours and returned by train, reporting a pleasurable trek with muscle soreness the next day.
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Beaver Falls
William Reuzer
John Vorhauer
Ralph Merriman
New Castle
Woodbury Hair Tonic Promoted By Local Agent
A promotional piece extols Woodbury's Combination Hair Tonic as restoring hair and preventing baldness while stimulating the scalp. It notes 38 years of use by Woodbury Specialists and offers free scientific advice, with local agent Geo. W. Clutton in New Castle.
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Woodbury
Geo. W. Clutton
New Castle
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Gilbert Mack
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Tidball
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New York Sunday World
Jane
Boston
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Chicago
George Muse
Corps of Surveyors
Garden of Eden
New Wilmington
Butler
Panama
Cascade Park
Lee
Wright
Rees
Charley
Battery B
Christian Church
France
D. R. Bollard
Arthur M. Lewis
LAW Library
Bar Association
Anna
Baby
Grandpa
Clutton
Drug Man
F. C. Doeschner
Penn Ave
Pittsburg
DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Brighten UP
Sherwin-Williams
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
J. A. Breckenridge
East Washington Street
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