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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1918

Page

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Germans Renew Drive Along Ten Mile Front Near Ypres

German forces press along the Meteren to Voorezeele line in Flanders aiming to seize high ground and force Allied evacuation of Ypres. Locre attacks repulsed as cannon roars across Picardy and Flanders fronts. Americans fight on Picardy front between Somme and Avre.

Meteren Voorezemeele Flanders Ypres France Baillieul Belgium Locre Flanders and Picardy Amiens Arras London Flanders Front War Office Kemmel Hill Vooremezeele Voor

The Hague Surrenders To Germany

report from London and Hague say Holland yields to German demand to ship sand and gravel across the country into Belgium. Germany gains trading advantage and access to Dutch finished goods for raw materials. Dutch uneasy despite claimed settlement and nearby citizens withdraw funds amid troop movements.

International News Service London Holland Rotterdam Daily News Today Germany Entente Belgium Daily Mail the Hague Daily Telegraph Berlin Warenfeldt Holand Hague

Woman Struck by Pennsy Train at Cherry Street Crossing

Mrs. Lucy Leone of 214 Clayton Street was struck by a Pennsylvania train at the Cherry street crossing at 10 30 this morning. She was badly stunned and taken to Shenango Valley hospital with injuries not yet determined to be serious.

Lucy Leone Clayton Street Shenango Valley Hospital Pennsylvania Cherry Street Crossing

U C T Sessions Held Saturday

United Commercial Travelers from distant points visited the local council Saturday for afternoon and evening sessions. Interesting addresses were given and a banquet was served. Full report to follow in Tuesday's issue.

United Commercial

Trooper Fatally Wounded in Tide Barricade Incident

In Indiana Pa on April 28 state troopers exchanged fire with more than a dozen foreigners barricaded in a Tide house six miles south. Private A W Crap 28 of the Indiana detail was fatally wounded and seven others died today in an Indiana hospital.

Indiana A. W. Crap State Constabulary

Correction in Name on Committee Meeting Notice

The notice for the Women's Food Conservation committee meeting had an incorrect chair name. It should state Mrs. C Hi Stockman as presiding, correcting the earlier misprint.

Women’s Food Conservation Committee C. Hi. Stockman

County chairman urges Amish support for Third Liberty Loan

Lawrence county and New Wilmington leaders announce that by the campaign’s end every Amish home in Lawrence county will own a Third Liberty Bond. The statement pleads for calm amid tensions and asks all citizens to respect Amish neighbors and avoid threats or harsh words.

Lawrence County H. T. Getty New Wilmington New Castle

Amish People to Buy Liberty Bonds in Lawrence County

The Amish community in Lawrence County plans to subscribe to Liberty Bonds by Saturday night. Bishop Jonas K Byler approves the move after a conference with Thomas F Morehead and H T Getty. A district canvass led by Getty will begin tomorrow to meet a full quota.

Thomas F. Morehead Jonas K. Byler Wilmington Township H. T. Getty New Wilmington Bank Morehead Getty Byler Lawrence County

Hoyt Plans Big Parade for Red Cross Event

Frank S. Hoyt, parade manager, coordinates committee work for the May 18 Red Cross parade in New Castle. He urges nationwide Red Cross volunteers to join, stressing patriotic support for the boys at the front and that all formalities be laid aside. Citizens of all ages are seen on the sidewalks ready to participate.

Frank S. Hoyt Red Cross American Red Cross United States New Castle

Mother Of Soldier Dies At Home Here

Mrs. Frank Bush of West Madi son avenue died at 3 30 this morning after months of illness. She was a known Seventh ward resident, active in Mahoningtown Presbyterian church and the G I A. Survived by husband and four sons Harvey in France since 1917, Louis 16, Paul 12, Burl 11. mother Lydia Ricker of White Haven. brothers Thomas W. Ricker White Haven and Harry Ricker Phillipsburg. sisters Mrs George Braun Miss Mabel Ricker and Mrs Thomas Foster.

Frank Bush West Madison Avenue Seventh Ward Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church Lock Haven Fifteenth Regiment of Railway Engineers Louis Paul Burl Lydia Ricker White Haven Thomas W. Ricker Harry Ricker Phillipsburg N. J George Braun Mabel Ricker Thomas Foster Sixth Street

Anti German Uprising Reported in Laibach Hungary

Reports from Vienna note strong anti German demonstrations in Laibach where Slavonians vandalized German casinos and shops and paraded proclaiming they refuse to fight for Germany. A state of siege was reportedly proclaimed in Laibach.

International Amsterdam Laibach Berliner Lokal Anzeiger Vienna Germany

Wounded in France Kingsbury Son in Action

Carl O. Kingsbury, Hospital Apprentice first class U S N son of Mr and Mrs A R Kingsbury of 306 Boyles Avenue New Castle Pa, was wounded in action April 18 in France with the American Expeditionary Forces, according to a telegram from the War Department received by his mother. Further details are unavailable from the Navy Bureau of Navigation contact.

Carl O. Kingsbury A. R. Kingsbury Boyles Avenue Marine Corps United States Army France War Department Washington, D. C Adelbert R. Kingsbury New Castle Bureau of Navigation American Expeditionary Forces Navy Department Washington D. C L. C. Palmar

Cause Trouble At Coal Mines In Plaingrove

John Guida, alleged to have stirred trouble at Brent coal mines in Plaingrove township, is jailed on an information before Alderman Green. Frank Filer alerted District Attorney Muse to unrest tied to Guida’s Liberty Loan activities. A vagancy charge was filed to hold him for a Wednesday hearing.

John Guida Brent Plaingrove Alderman Green Frank Filer George Muse Guida Liberty Loan Muse John B. Trusel

Americans In First Line Of Picardy Fight

Americans hold part of the battle front on the Picardy field and fight alongside the French. They were moved north from earlier positions as the Picardy battle developed, likely between the Somme and Avre rivers southeast of Amiens, after a German attack was reported.

Somme Avre Amiens French War Office

New Castle Man In Casualty List

Washington April 29 The navy department casualty list reports one marine died of wounds in France two others wounded and one man lost overboard from a submarine chaser in heavy seas Names include Fred Charles Schaffner marine hospital apprentice first class of Rock Island Illinois Spencer Jay Lewis and Carl O Kingsbury both New Castle residents and Matthew D Sullivan listed as lost overboard with his father in Brooklyn as contact

Washington France Navy Department Fred Charles Schaffner Emma Schaffner Rock Island Spencer Jay Lewis Nona Lewis St. Joseph Carl O. Kingsbury Adelbert Kingsbury Boyles Avenue New Castle Matthew D. Sullivan R. F Brooklyn

Workman at Mill Dabbed With Tar After Bond Refusal

Luke Lukavitch of the Carnegie steel mill was tarred by fellow workers after he refused to buy a bond and spoke uncomplimentary remarks. He was escorted to the city police station and then marched to city hall as a crowd watched the street procession on Washington street. The mill committee seeks a full subscription record.

Luke Lukavitch Carnegie Steel Mill Washington Street

Fires Responded To At Campbell Home And Rear Yard

Yesterday two fires required attention. At 8:15 a.m. a clothes press burned at 308 South Bay street home of James A Campbell causing over 50 dollars in damage. At 7:05 p.m. a rear yard fence at 1108 Agnew street was set ablaze by children with small loss.

Central Department James A. Campbell South Bay Street Agnew Street

Burglar Strikes Jake Montozzi’s South Mill Street Store

Police investigated a burglary at Jake Montozzi’s store on South Mill Street. A rear window was broken and about four boxes of candy were stolen while the proprietor was away.

Jake Montozzi South Mill Street

Liberty Bonds Meeting At Third U P Church

George T. Weingartner and William Kennedy spoke to residents of eastern town in the Third U P church on Sunday. The meeting focused on Liberty Bonds and drew much interest from attendees.

George T. Weingartner William Kennedy Board of Trade U. P Liberty Bonds

Speakers Set For Tonight at Local Theatres

A list of four minute speakers appears for tonight’s theatre programs. Charles E Kriner Nixon Charles Medard Miss Margaret Worner Rufus McKinley James Dent Moravia Clare George George T Weingartner J Norris and others are slated to address audiences at the Coliseum Regent Grand and Strand Crescent venues.

Come Charles E. Kriner Nixon Charles Medard Star Miss Margaret Worner Coliseum Rufus McKinley Regent James Dent Moravia Clare George Grand and Strand Crescent J. .C. Norris

Wet And Dry Fight Is On For Primary

County and state committeemen races focus on wet and dry issues tied to ratification of a prohibition amendment. Attorney Charles E. Medard and O. P. Brown seek state committeeman with candidates expected to state positions soon.

Charles E. Medard O. P. Brown Republican County Committee Duty Register William A. Eakin Pennsylvania Senator Crow Harry Baker Harrisburg Charles Johnson Norristown

Norris Escapes Again From county jail

John Norris who escaped with four others and was recaptured earlier was freed again Saturday and later found on a nearby lawn. County commissioners had an architect inspect the jail to seal holes. Miss Mary Heagney and Miss Minnie Scott of this city with Trupt of Illwood City visited Yeangs town Sunday.

John Norris Mary Heagney Minnie Scott This City With & Trupt Illwood City Yeangstown

Death notices list multiple local residents and ages

A string of death notices lists John W. Mayne age 54 of 1722 East Washington Street and several others including infant Operea four months old and James Clark 87, with addresses in Duquesne Pittsburg Sharon Erie and Wampum. The names Wade Arthur Abbott Perry P Porter Mrs Frank Bush and Mrs Edward J Douds are included along with Mrs Mary Anna Schwab.

John W. Mayne Washington Street North Cedar Street Wade Arthur Abbott Duquesne James Clark Robert C. Young North Mill Street Perry P. Porter Pittsburg Frank Bush Madison Avenue William McDaniels Wampum Edward J. Douds Sharon Mary Anna Schwab Erie

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