U S Raises 17 Million for War Relief Efforts
International News Services reports more than 17 million dollars has been raised in the United States for relief of war torn Europe. Major contributions come from the American Red Cross Jewish Relief Committee and several others including Belgian and Armenian relief groups. New York City committees and over 100 organizations support war relief through clearing houses in Belgium Poland France and the Balkans. The American Jewish relief committee alone has about 2.5 million dollars in contributions with around 600 thousand from poorer immigrant communities.
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New York
Europe
Vart
Airrape
New York City
Belgium
Poland
France
Balkans
SPECIAL MUSIC AT BAPTIST CHURCH
At the First Baptist church musical preludes to evening services drew its congregations. Three Sunday school orchestra members Clyde Brest Correl Tony Culazed trombone and Arthur Stefano oboe with Earl Caraugh on piano performed a varied program arranged by Prof. Pili Kliegkin. Pieces included cornets trumpet fillet What are the wild Waves Baying trombone Serenade and Rosary.
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First Baptist Church
Aindhorsiui
Pili ‘Kliegkin
Cornet
Troimhoiel Ifilet
Schubert
Ehoe Dudt
Do You Enjoy Entertaining City Life Questioned
A fragment from the Wastinglan Star quotes Jess reflecting on social expectations at home, asking if guests enjoy entertaining in city life and wondering how invitations are extended amid crowded gatherings.
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Jess
Men's Bible Class At Rescue Mission Event
The Rescue Mission hosted a Men’s Bible Class with an evening program led by the Fits Method at the church. Speakers included BJ Cover, George Moody, Cramer, FYth Harper, Russell, and George Carhare while Dana Walls and a quartet performed several solos. A large crowd attended the program.
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Pest
Dent
George Moody
Cramer
Fyth Harper
Mtr
Russell
George Carhare
Ann
Lyon
Dana Walls
Megan, Holmes
Breckenridge Hart
Harper Sane
City considers paying Butler Ave funding plan
Mayer of Batley jivenue urged councilmen to pass an ordinance to fund paying Butler Avenue from the end of the current payment period to the city boundary. City Solicitor Gardner will draft the measure and a conference with Portland Cement representatives is planned to decide the pavement type.
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Mayer
Wisi
Batley
Hefers
Louis Genkinger
Ele
Gardner
High Portland Cement Company
Bessenter
City Council Names New City Officials In Session Today
The council approved multiple appointments for city posts including electrician, city physician, health officer and street commissioner. Charles F. Miller and D M Joley were considered for electrician, with George M Nickum elected as assistant. Four doctors competed for city physician with Shaffer favored by Berger Manil lon Mayne and Gaston backed by Tyler and Mayor Newell. W J Steen was named health officer as Harper did not apply. Bernard Rooks was nominated for street commissioner with support from Berger Mayne and Hamilton. Existing officials like C Ed Brown as city clerk and Frank J Gonnery as Fire Chief were re-elected. The new terms begin the fifth Monday of March.
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Charles W. Tuff
Dondenert
Perry PD
Snyder
Newell
Dull
City Electrician
Charles F. Miller
D. M. Joley
George M. Nickum
Gaston
T. M. Shaffer
Th. Pollock
B. A. Berger
Shaffer
Berger
Manillon
Mayne
Tyler
Usat
W. J. Steen
Norttreet
H.C. Harper
Tix
Stern Way
Mor Street
D. J. Gentian
J. M. Meat Fon
C. Taylor
P. Seanton
Willian McDonald
J. F Watson
W. BP
Bare Jeaux
McDonald
Carnelman Mayne
Bernard Rooks
Carnellman Hamilton
Unmilter
Rooks
Neut
Ners Canine
San Maris
Teiper Arraigned On Murder Charge In New York
AUFPALO New York Feb 7 John Kilward Teiper arraigned before Judge Marcus today on a murder charge in the slaying of his mother and brother. A probate petition was filed seeking guardianship for his sister. The court ordered two days of detention at request of District Attorney Dudley. Hall denied. NEW BISHOP NAMED TOMAS Feb 7 the Right Rev Tom Lawler of Saint Paul Minnesota was appointed bishop of Lend. He died today at the Vatient Ter Lawler was buried May By 800.
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N.Y
John Kilward ‘'Eiper
Iidticn
Marcus
Dhirge
Miter
Ces Depres
Nisl
Ureland
Morand
Atkorney Dudtey
Toma
T—Ithe Risht
Tom Lawler
At. Paw Minny Hat
Bisho
Lend
Ter Lawler Wit Vans
Bryan's Tour Starts Mid March in Preview of Peace Speech
Washington reports say William Jennings Bryan plans a mid March start for a nationwide tour aimed at promoting peace. Bryan's lieutenants in Washington expect his appearances and lectures to offset criticism, with dates in key cities and towns as he campaigns for anti-preparedness peace talks.
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Iternattional News Servicr
Washington
Feb
T--Williams
Fonnhygs Bevan
Wee Men’s Police Society
Mie Romney
Bryan
Leutenants
Akfc
Bailey
Pennsylvania
Tran
College Board May Actually Consider Removal of School
A contentious meeting of the Community Club at Westminster College in New Wilmington discussed the possibility of relocating the college. Trustees actions and town improvements were debated as residents warn the board may move the school to a larger town, threatening local prospects.
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College Board
Pmmzeus
Fawn J
E.R. Moses Ui
W. T. Pierce
Board of , Trustees
Unis Lime
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Hose
Sax
College
Unitter
Bowling League at Y Opens Tomorrow Eve
The second bowling league of the season opens Tuesday evening with six teams. Matches will be played Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings. Teams must field representatives, reorganization promises added interest and a tight race. Schedule lists Shenango Worked, First PL Church, New Castle Tusivessinen, Jahmson Bronze Federal league on respective evenings.
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Shenango
PL Church
New Castle
Tusivessinen
Jahmson
Ropp to Leave New Castle After Ten Years
T H Ropp announces he will leave New Castle due to a compelling business opportunity. He has served as a leader in two local organizations and will relocate with associates from a silk import business tied to specialty mills in New York. He will stay until final arrangements are completed in April.
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Board of
Rade
Rapp
Silembier
Villante
United States
New York City
Coup
New York
New Castle
Lange
Police Dragnet Tightens Over Pittsburg Slayer Lechner Case
The Pittsburgh police hunt tightens for Kil Lachner known as The Tiger in the slaying of Hite Mainowsiki. Confessions point to Lachner with a body found on the Monungahel riverbank bearing a fractured skull. Maria and Edward Mier have confessed implicating Lechner. None of the suspects is over 24.
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Iilional News
Chicago
Kil Lachner
Atax
Hite Mainowsiki
Lago
Dhalionwaki
Monungahel
Iterata Hospitastards
Maria
Edward Mier
Lechner
Canadian Fire Probe Sparks Government Inquiry
Ottawa investigators press a prompt inquiry into the parliament district blaze as crews complete initial assessments. Key witnesses include parliament members, security chiefs, and those who aided during the fire fight. Officials say explosive and motive theories are being explored as arrests in related cases continue.
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Optawa
Onl
Parthiaent
Submarine War Rumors Rise in Dutch Press
A Rotterdam based report from International News Service notes heightened submarine activity and German resolve. The piece claims Allied efforts to subdue Germany’s submarine warfare will face stronger German public support and continued pressure in the coming days.
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Internationnal News Service
Rotterdam
Keb
Tmnment
Cologne
Geewmat
Volk
America
Germany
England
Wai
Six Teams Tied In Chicago Race
Six cycling teams shared first place at the 48th hour of a six day race in Chicago. After 4am the leaders covered 1,046 miles and 7 laps. Names listed include Smith abirn, entenue-Magin, McNachmrn, Sparks, Cameron-Kaiser, Ryan-Yho, Hindley-Madden, Wohlerath, Kepsky. Two teams Maddona-Ohrt and Lawson-Corry were two laps behind. Maddona and Kapsky collided, both slightly injured.
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International
Chicago
Grhi-Radl
Russe
Chere
Maddona
Kapsky
Rders
Kaiser in Flanders Direct Drive In War Update
Front page continues reports of fierce artillery duels in Artois and the Sammiere region with Germans claiming strong holds and new poison gas apparatus in use. French forces reportedly occupy a crater in the Argonne but are driven out. Russian attempts to recapture a field post near the Szcahara river fail with losses. Local details note detective Marshall appointed in New Castle as police work expands.
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Fieree
Artois
Sammierier
la Basge Canal
Argonne
Aining
Argonua
S¢ehara
Suulnewel
Wiisy
Ibn
Emry
Rena
Notius Lmuurl
Marshall
Ie Wighl
New Castle
Marehall
Evler
Maral
Bouda
Sim
Outlaw Robin Hood legend and local notices mixed
Fragmented notes report historical figure Robin Hood and scattered local items. Headlines mention New Castle visitors, grip illness, and a Tuesday sale of household linens at New Castle Dry Goods Co. with a brief note on past doctor visits and a fence accident near Mt. Air.
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Briogard
Petersburg
Aller
McCurler
Julia Dowglas
New Castle
Robert Flapesare
Sara Gwin
M Lon
John Bwishar
Mari Gladys
Momdtas
J. WW
Doiglaé
Allanae
Mie
Dale Gwin
Youngstown
A. White
Enon
Castle Dry Goads Co
New Castle Dry Geads Co
Gas Plant Burns In Newark Nets Major Damage
Fire at the Public Service Gas plant in Newark New Jersey broke out shortly before noon and within two hours caused estimated damage of 450000 dollars. Fire crews fought the blaze as alarms summoned workers and the plant suffered extensive damage.
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Newark
N. J
Newatuk
Public Service Gas Company
Sok
Edly
Male Chorus to Have Big Feed at Arlington Home
The New Castle Male Chorus plans a large meal this Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks on Arlington Avenue. About 40 to 50 members are expected to attend a memorable event featuring roast pig and turkey.
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New Castle
Glee
Harry Hicks
Arlington Avenue
Carnegie Tech Alumni Hold Winter Meeting
Carnegie Tech alumni in the Mahoning and Shenango Valley chapter met at Hotel Salew in Youngstown on Saturday evening February 4 with twenty members present. Dinner at 7 preceded talks by elder alumni, focusing on graduate relations and future charter plans. The local group, the first Carnegie alumni body recognized by the school, is preparing for formal charter grant and a May meeting targeting Dean Leate’s attendance.
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Mahoning and Shenango Valley
Aluani
Futh
Atorier
Ginner
Alma Miter
Alwani
Carlegie Alumi
Messrs. Ndeker
Brill
Martin, Bastian
Small
Weld Join
Church
Jours
Thomas
Salt and Walace
Youngstown
Wael Burchart
Wong Cutter Phreves: Six year criminal record in New York County
A fragmented report indicates Wong Cutter Phreves has a six year criminal history in New York County. The piece mentions charges and ongoing court actions but contains garbled text making specifics unclear.
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Wong Cutter Phreves
New York County
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