The News Company Local Partnership Ad
The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania is described as a partnership of Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Fred L. Rentz with Rentz as manager. It provides contact telephones for office and rooms and lists subscription rates for Daily and Weekly editions by the year and by mail.
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Sa Castle News
New Castle
News Company
Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Fred L. Rentz
L. Rentz
Welle
Ceese Esess
Maditor
Gale
Japan China tensions threaten trade and alliance risks
The United States watches Eastern Asia as China boycotts Japanese goods amid a financial crisis in Japan. China’s National Disgrace association leads measures cutting Japanese trade, while Japan seeks a 70 million yen loan and faces budget strains. Britain’s role in Asia appears weak, and regional alliances face scrutiny as Tokyo moves to stabilize finances and defuse discord.
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Pacific
United States
Asia
Japan
China
England
India
Far East
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Long and Good Headed to Harrisburg for Convention
J. D. Long delegate from Lawrence to the Democratic state convention at Harrisburg and Harry Good, county committee chair, depart for the scene as Bryan leaders press for binding instructions to national delegates. Contested seats and organization of the convention loom large with Guffey and Bryan camps backing rival slates and a platform debate shaping up under Senator Dewalt.
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J. D. Long
Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Harry Good
John Cadwalader
Philadelphia
Albert J. Barr
Pittsburg
Colonel Guffey
J. E. P. Hall
Senator Dewalt
William H. Berry
Guffey
Berry
Bryan Leaguers
Mr. Berry
John G. Harman
Columbia
James Kerr
Clear
Bryan
Dewalt
Committee On
Jackson
Jefferson
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
National Democracy
Kaslofsky Bailed on Larceny Charge Over Buggy and Harness
A. Kaslofsky charged with larceny bailee posted bail before Alderman Mney for a hearing Friday. Kaslofsky, arrested by Constable Frank Weller on information from Nathan Jacobson, allegedly took a buggy and harness valued at $25.
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A. Kaslofsky
Mney
Deslofsky
Constant Frank Weller
Nathan Jacobson
Kaslofsky
Four-vanished clash ends with secured patrol in Youngstown
A dramatic late night brawl in Youngstown involved fire units and several ambulances. Authorities report the situation was contained and the patrol ultimately secured.
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Youngstown
Fire Department
Sveral
Health Officer Urges Sanitation Campaign On Stables And Outdoor Climbs
A health department campaign begins to educate the public on sanitation. Health Officer Mc Candress and Dr. I A Thayer warn about manure in stables and outdoor closets polluting soil and wells. They recommend sand plaster or gypsum disinfectant, tighter manure storage, and regular disposal. They also urge cleaning and disinfecting closets with lime or creoline and propose closing unsanitary vaults where sewers exist.
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Department of Health
McCandress
I. A. Thayer
Aecity
Hints and Dints from New Castle Regulars
Bright fragmented column notes local foibles and happenings in New Castle terms. Snippets praise or poke at daily life from weather to school events, with jests about hats, high school commencements, and seasonal signs. Readers see small-town humor and social observations across July style musings.
M and W RY COMPANY GETS BIG CONTRACT AT YOUNGSTOWN
The Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light Co wins an eight year city lighting contract in Youngstown. Lights will burn nightly and all night at 68 dollars per light annually. Council acted with surprise as President Sanderson is ill in New York and there was opposition from those seeking to delay for the railway franchise renewal decision.
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Mahoning and Shenango
Ing
Butler High School
New Castle
Martin
Hckles
Eckles
Sadler
Gordon
Chain
an/I
Jurne
Stitzinger
Pickpockets Reported Aboard 8 O Clock Street Car
Police were alerted yesterday evening to three pickpockets on the 8 o clock limited street car from the west in Edenburg. Chief Gilmore Lieutenant Deskin and officers surrounded the car but the alleged crooks were not found.
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Edenburg
Gilmore
Deskin
Corner stone laid for United Presbyterian church at Shar on
The corner stone of the new United Presbyterian church at Shar on was laid yesterday, signaling the start of the church building project with local church leaders in attendance.
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New United Presbyterian Church
Sharon
High School Heating Plant 15 Discussed
The board reviewed heating and ventilation plans for the high school project. Eckles favored a double fan system with steam boilers and brick flues, plus an automatic heat regulation and a program clock system.
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Eckles
Mr. Eckles
Local Presbyterians Plan to Hear Billy Sunday in Sharon
Members of the First Presbyterian church are arranging to travel to Sharon Tuesday evening to hear Evangelist William Sunday speak.
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Billy
First Presbyterian Church
Sharon
William
Mrs Anna Brennan Dead at Louisville
Notice announces the death of Mrs Anna Vv Brennan wife of Col Thomas Brenman in Louisville Kentucky on the prior Wednesday. She was mother to Mrs W Lemier Washington of New York and grandmother to W L Washington a former local resident. Described as of distinguished ancestry her father was a Fellow of the Royal College of Preceptors of London and a descendant of the Scottish king. She left eight children.
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Anna Vv. Brac. Brennan
Thomas Brenman
Louisville
Brennan
W. Lemier Washington
New York
W. L
Washington
Royal College of Preceptors
London
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