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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
4
Local notice asks readers from all parts of the county to send checks money orders and communications to The News Company New Castle Pa not to individuals.
The Philadelphia North American argues Cannon’s continuation as speaker threatens Roosevelt policies. It notes Western Republicans dissociate Taft from Cannon, while Cannon’s own district in Illinois faces a serious reelection bid amid party splits and a strong anti Cannon sentiment.
The Pittsburg Leader pressed President Roosevelt to order an official probe into alleged forgeries by Farmers and Drovers bank cashier Rinehart and Dunkle's delays in trial. Investigators from the Department of Justice, led by E. Finch and others, met with U S District Attorney Dunkle to pursue the delays and alleged political influence behind the case. The Leader published checks tied to Republican figures and argued the bank influenced Greene County politics and state deposits.
A political column denounces Joseph Cannon as a vulgar tyrant harming the party and praises Republican reformers in the western states. It urges Taft and Roosevelt supporters to press every GOP candidate to oppose Cannon and publish replies in districts newspapers to prevent his re election.
W. J. Bryan addressed a crowd mostly of women and children in a brief five minute talk from his private car on Wednesday at Niles.
Mrs. Augustus Drevet of Girard slipped while carrying a glass milk bottle and cut her hand badly yesterday, the mishap reported from the city.
Thomas Goodman argues in the Free Press that Socialists misrepresent Catholic wealth and taxation. He says church property grew from voluntary contributions, remains noncommercial, and condemns socialism as anti Christian and anti family. He questions why the church wields political power and criticizes socialist aims.
A collection of political quips and public opinions from the Denver Post era. The snippets lampoon politicians, tease Bryan and Taft, and poke fun at receipts of the day with humor about elections and social mores.
In Youngstown on October 22 Mrs. John Kinzay appeared with a baby as prosecutors sought a jury to try her husband for second degree murder. Her sobs and the sight of children overwhelmed the panel, making it impossible to proceed with the trial.
A valuable gold watch stolen from H. A. Kremens in Slippery Rock was recovered Wednesday at a Butler pawn shop. Fruit growers urge pruning now as warm weather prompts tree and vine growth.
Property committee last night ordered two No 5 Oliver typewriters to replace the Smith Premier in use. One goes to City Clerk Hugh M. Marquis and the other to the city stenographer. Local agents Patterson Stationery Co. encourage investigation of the Oliver’s permanent alignment and visible design over competing brands.
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