Cuba declares war on Germany in Latin American stand
Cuba joins the United States in war with Germany after President Menocal signs a joint resolution. Brazil threatens action over the Parana sinking, while Argentine and Chilean papers discuss regional implications and the push for a common South American policy against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Germany
Buenos Aires
United States
Wilson
Menocal
la Prensa
Antilles
la Nacion
South America
Live Stock And Grain Prices Across Markets
Pittsburgh April 10 prices for butter eggs cattle hogs and calves across markets in Cleveland and Chicago show mixed ranges. Notable figures include prime cattle in Pittsburgh 10.75 to 12.25, hogs 15.50 to 16.86, sheep and lambs up to 17.22 for spring lambs, calves around 14 to 15, and Chicago grain bids Wheat May 2.125, Corn May 1.33, Oats May 0.66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ana UK
Cleveland
Chicago
Easter, visits, moves, and local notices in Strongstown area
Miss Mary Johanson and Miss Prances, Brooklyn and Pittsburg teachers, visited their mother. A Red Cross meeting planned in the Presbyterian chapel. Soldiers encamped near town. Residents and visitors, including Arthur Black and May McQuigton relatives, attended Easter services. Moves include Strongstown residents W. W. Maloy and M. W. Bennett families relocating, and John Hill and family moving to Watt Bennett house. A baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. M. & Bennett. others face illnesses and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johinston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Prances
Pittsburg
Stewart Robinson
Baltimore
Inpter
Mabel McCauley
Iie Taylor
Mary Kabney
Mary Carson
Taylor
Lula Miller
Lewisville
Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Philadelphia
Arthur Black
Tarentum
May McQuigton
GC. CG. Waugaman
W. H. Ewing
H. C. W. Patterson
Avonmore
Gary Arnold
Princeton
Percival Evang
Chas Th Moore Attorney Inherits Land In Orphans Court
A messy OCR record shows Milton TL Gickit appointing Chas Th Moore as attorney in an Orphans Court proceeding in Uniti county. The filing concerns a deed and undivided two sevenths in a parcel in Chareot. The document lists land boundaries and a long chain of property rights, with references to heirs and the widow Win Th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herasly
Orphains
Uniti
Padi
Milton AH. Thruer
Goer Dan
Ghar Pa Sons
Lean
Wun Roll
Sak
Chareot
Gurtvell
Lownasliiy
Gbath
Daveep Ting
Cheb
Walt Coh
Ghely Bebrs
Asaigies
Yale
Atuy Gamages
Everlyier
Hs RU
Halt
Ai Ferotiik Ak
S. Tekh
Bana
Peting Af
Cust
Milton TL Gickit
Bat Guarini
Auditors Notice and Probate Proceedings in Indiana County
A detailed notice lists an auditor appointed to the Orphans' Court of Indiana County to settle and report the distribution of funds from the Savings & Trust Co. of Indiana, executor of J. M. Cunningham's estate. The first and final account is set for April 12 at 1:40 p.m. at 726 Philadelphia Street, Indiana. Also includes estate notices for heirs and creditors of the estate of Jab of (illegible) and executory details for Cherry Wree and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joln H.eres
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Savings & Trust Co
Indiana
M. Cunningham
Indiaun
Appeile
Philadelphia Street
Melford
Tnt
Nation Rallies Around Both Flag and President
The United States declares war after breaking relations with Germany. Austrian ships in American ports are seized. A general munitions board is formed by the Council of National Defense to rapidly equip the armed forces, led by Frank A. Scott, ending talk of a separate munitions director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner & Swasey Company
Cleveland
General Survey of the War Advances and Air Battles
British troops pushed 2 to 3 miles forward from Henin-Sur-Coreeul to Givenchy en Cochelle amid rising fighting. Vimy Ridge fell to Canadian troops as thousands of German captives were taken. A German destroyer was sunk and a second damaged off Belgium. An enormous aerial battle followed with high losses on both sides. Haig reported 15 enemy aircraft destroyed and 31 damaged while Berlin claimed 44 Allied planes shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Henin-Sur-Coreul
Arras
Givenchy-en-Cochelle
Reuter
Admiralty
West Front
Ield Marshal Haig
Berlin
Hillsdale and Elders Ridge Local Notices Summary
Hillsdale residents Doyle Rowley and family moved into town last week while John Cochran and family relocated to the McMillen farm north of town. A range of visits and entertainments occurred in Wilgus and nearby areas, with residents attending church services, a missionary meeting, and a Friday lecture by Professor Weaver at State College. Community Day and a table picnic are planned at Riders Ridge, with diverse local movements and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Rowley
Wilgus
John Cochran
McMillen
Everett Peddicord
James Fridley
Magnus Spicher
Guy Uber
Ernest Goss
Ralph Uber
Irene Buterbaugh
Jay Rowley
Edna
Hess
Mont Aire
Ross Hazlet
Pittsburg
William Gromley
Gipsy
Ralph Gromley
Homer City
Frank Gromley
Town
Mildred Lewis
Blairsville
Austin Rankin
Donald Wilt
Banks Wilt
John Guibert
Vandergrift
Mary Hepler
Louise Hood
M. D. Ramaley
Presbyterian Church
Miss Rowe
Miss Guernsey
Miss Vail
Arthur Wilson
State College
D. A. Rosensteel
Apollo
Earl Manners
Indiana
Hartman
Faesett
Warner
Ridge School
Ashbaugh
Riders Ridge
Weaver
Pennsylvania State College
McIntyre Area Social Ties Noted Visits
McIntyre residents report social visits and local changes. Hazeltin Gemmell guests in Indiana Thursday night. George McCreary and family from Wandlin visiting Mrs. McCreary's parents J. Beard. John Frye spent Sunday at home near Grove Chapel. Tress Learn secured work at Coal Run. Oren E Groft resigns from McIntyre No. 2 to attend Indiana Normal. Nellie Couch, No. 1 teacher, will finish term. Friday night at W. W. Little’s house featured games and music with local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeltin Gemmell
Indiana
George McCreary
Wandin
Nellie Couch
Ww. H. Little
Visitors and moves noted in Brushvalley community
Altoona residents Oscar Davis and Taylor Rowland visited family members including Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and Mrs Alice Rowland. Johnstown and Indiana connections appear with G T McCrea, Russ Campbell, and others moving or traveling. A baby boy arrived at Quay Overdorf’s home and local notices mention Mrs Hileman and Miss Evans visiting. Anniversary edition of The Progress advertised for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Davis
Altoona
Wm. Davis
Alex Dick
G. 'T. McCrea
Taylor Rowland
Alice Rowland
T. Rugh
Indiana
Raymond Davis
Altoota
Fannie Robertson
Johnstown
Wilson Robertson
Russell Campbell
Getty
Tom ‘Robinson
Bolivar
G. T. McCrea
Stork
Quay Overdorf
Charles Hileman
Russell Stewart
Marion
Irvin Shaffer
Louise Evans
Townstown
Keep Your Mouth Shut Warns German Suspects
The United States Attorney General Gregory warns Germans in the country to obey the law and keep quiet. Six Germans convicted of plotting to blow up allied food ships received sentences from Judge Cushman in New York. Charles von Kleist and Karl Schmidt got two years and fines of 500 dollars each. Ernst Becker Wilhelm Karbade George Praedel and Frederick Parades were sentenced to six months and 500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
United States
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Cushman
Federal District Court
New York
Charles von Kleist
Karl Schmidt
Ernst Becker
Wilhelm Karbade
George Praedel
Frederick Parades
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Little Island Republic
Tiee
Brazil
Senate
House
Bavaria
Graaffes
Parana
Kaisser
Chile
Panama
County Town News
Saltsburg
Strongstown
W. W. Maloy
M. W. Bennett
Altemus
Gillespie
M. &. Bennett
John Hill
Watt Bennett
N. D. Altemus
B.S. Dill
R. #. Shearer
H.F. Kuntz
Clair Wilson
C. W. Bennett
William
Monday Park
Thomas Overman
Amos Shultz
Bert
Wintondale
Chas. Th Moore
Athorney
Netic
Chaipig
Penns Vendio
Apel
Tirtenedeal
Elton Thaniss Owneiele PLC
RLE Company
Tialhiin
Denisy Feud
Anit
Ste Porsoyig
Parelser Sy Bas Fahd Corpometians
Lex Bans
Dave
Ayet
Wat Rte
Hmma Shciler
Birdie Lonkin
Eva Sechler
Arthur Sechler
Cherry Wree
Marek 217
Wii
Jowugh
Dees
Hillsdale
Elders Ridge Sloan Wray
Walter Ewing
McIntyre
Brushvalley
Progress
New Spring
Serge & Taffeta
Milan
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