New Castle News Company Details and Contact Information
New Castle News prints daily and weekly editions with annual rates. The notice lists ownership by Mrs. George B. Treadwell and Fred L. Retz, editorial office contacts, subscription prices, and mailing details. It requests communications be addressed to The News Company in New Castle, Pa.
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the News Company
George B. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Pred L. Rentz
POR Clears Tee Suscuss
Bell
Citizens
Ess
New Castle
Presidential Outlook weighs Democratic and Republican nominees
The piece analyzes likely presidential contenders this year, noting Taft holds enough Republican delegates while Democrats eye Bryan or Governor Johnson. It contrasts Roosevelt and Johnson with Taft, and weighs party chances, while also recounting Montgomery’s jail stay and broader sympathy for fallible financiers.
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Taft
Bryan
Johnson
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
United States
Minnesota
Denver
Chicago
Montgomery's Rise and Fall of a Pittsburg Bank Leader
The story traces William Montgomery from a powerful Pittsburgh bank official and political fixer to a jailed figure in Allegheny County. He secured state deposits through political alliances, then issued risky loans to benefactors until bank assets weakened and examiners exposed his missteps.
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Messenger Bay
Pittsburg
Allegheny County
William Montgomery
Montgomery
Mont
The farmer and the businessman on weather and profit
A long reflection contrasts a city businessman who profits from constant trade with a farmer whose income hinges on weather and natural conditions. Weeks of rain delay spring planting and threaten crops, fruit, and winter feed costs, leaving the farmer bearing the burden quietly.
Spring Fever and City Notes in New Castle
A column blends poems and local items. Weather joke, a boxing-night tease at the Coliseum, mayoral talk, and light social news mix with anecdotes, jokes, and quirks about New Castle and nearby towns. References include Prof Gardner, Prof Ross, a Thaw hearing crowd, and oddities from Youngstown.
Order a Good Flag for Memorial Day
A local stationery firm advertises ready stock of American flags in all grades and sizes for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day. The Patterson Stationery Co. offers wholesale and retail sales with contact through Roy Brandon's successors.
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Patterson Stationery Co
Roy Brandon
Window screens for 25 cents a week only
Reider Brothers offer adjustable window screens in all sizes for 25¢ this week. Bell phone 770 for orders and details.
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Reider Brothers
Bell Phone
Butler Seeks City Status To Third Class
Butler aims to become a city of the third class as petitions circulate for a vote. The Western Pennsylvania town has shown rapid growth in recent years and seeks to gain a more dignified standing beyond borough status.
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Butler
Pennsylvania
Captain Breen Returns From Detective Convention
Captain J H Breen of the Baltimore and Ohio detective force returns home Saturday from Lexington Kentucky where he attended a convention of detectives and special railroad police. Officers from across the United States and Canada attended the event.
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J. H. Breen
Baltimore and Ohio Detective Force
Lexington
United States
Canada
Westminster Delegation Aims for Niagara Conference
J C Heinrich urges Westminster College students to donate for a 20 member Y M C A delegation to the June Niagara on the Lake conference. West minster seeks to top last year’s 16 or 17 delegates as they join a multi college gathering emphasizing Bible study and youth zeal.
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New Wilmington
J. C. Heinrich
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Westminster Association
Westminster
New Members Join First Christian Church in September
Sixty six persons have united with the First Christian church since September 1. King’s Daughters group meets at 4 PM Tuesday. Rev Ferguson of New Wilmington and Rev Keith of Mahoningtown preached at local churches. Ladies’ Aid societies plan meetings at Central Presbyterian and Mahoningtown M E churches. Rev J S Martin preached at College Hill Reformed in Beaver Falls.
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First Christian Church
R. G. Ferguson
New Wilmington
U. P
Mahoningtown Presbyterian
M. W. Keith
Mahoningtown Church
Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
College Hill Reformed Church
Beaver Falls
George
Inland Empire Day and Missionary Society Meetings
Greer of Santa Ana preached at a local Reformed church during the Missionary Meeting. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian will meet at 3 PM Wednesday in the church parlors. Inland Empire Day will be observed by the Y P S and C E of the First Christian church Sunday evening. Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian plan a gathering at Mrs. Frank Douds home Saturday at 3 PM. Woman's Union Section one meets Tuesday at Mrs. Miller's Croton Avenue home. Section Five gathers Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Simpson on West Washington Street.
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No. 8
John McAuley
Pittsburg
Stella Conway
New Castle
New Wilmington
Westminster Press Club
James Gordon Bennett
Mary Ure
Allegheny
Theodore Teschetszky
College Chapel
Alf. Porter
Oregon
J. H. Porter
Great West
Thursday Club
W. G. Felmeth
Westminster
Beulah Wilson
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Mahoningtown
M. E. Church
S. A. Barnes
North Cedar Street
Y. P
C. E
First Christian Church
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Douds
Croton Avenue
Woman's Union
Woman's Union of
Miller
Robert Simpson
West Washington Street
Mercer County Plans New Court House at $200000
County commissioners with Owsley and Boucherle, Youngstown architects, approve Mercer county’s proposed three story court house. The 180 by 92 foot building features a rotunda and dome with two courts, judge chambers, law library, jury rooms, dormitory, witnesses rooms, lavatories, and record storage. Estimated cost will exceed 200000, with brick and stone trim likely.
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County Commissioners
Mercer County
Owsley and Boucherle
Younstown
Split-log drags improve county roads in Lycoming
Seventy five split log road drags are in use in Lycoming county and locals praise the results on common country roads. The cheap farmers built drags smooth ruts and drain water, with potential to transform highways in Lawrence county if adopted township by township.
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Lycoming
Lawrence County
Mrs Katherine Gwin and brother depart for health stay
Miss Katherine Gwin and her brother Harry left for an extended stay in Kanass to aid the brother’s health.
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Katherine Gwin
Harry
Kanass
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Corner Mill
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