Welcome Troopers Parade Reception Planned in City
A largely informal welcome for Troop F and the hospital corps was discussed at a city hall meeting last night. A bond meet and a banquet at the Elks home for about 200 guests are planned, with a march from the station to the armory and a later, informal reception at the station. David Jameson chaired. Eddie Frite and George W. Conway assisted.
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Faflon
Armory
Elks
Davi Jameson
David Jameson
Eddie Frite
George W. Conway
Jameson
Mr. Jameson
Bert F. Kiln
CG. Imma
DL Newell
R. M. Leslie
S. PL
Emery
New Castle Prepares Welcome for Troop Return
City plans a comprehensive welcome as troopers near arrival. A permanent committee, led by Jameson, will coordinate decorations, signals, and a two-band welcome. Former Captain A M Graham urged strong local support and ongoing aid to the troop F, noting the First Pennsylvania cavalry earned notable credit.
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New Castle
Cratle
Harlansburg
New Castle City
Exen
A. MC Graham
Graham
Taupe
First Pennsylvania Cavalry
Cavalrymen Offer Escort for Arrival of Leoop Troop F
Sons of Veterans commander volunteered the services of the group to escort Leoop on arrival. Major J. Cunningham reported Troop F left with all men well and able. The escort will arrive by mid next week, routing via Cincinnati.
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Ili
Sons of Vely
M.S. Poilligs
Sons of Veterans
Leoop
J. ¥. Cunningnam
B and O R R Announces Key Officer Transfers
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reshuffles top posts across divisions. T. E. Jameson moves from New Castle to Pittsburg division, while G. W. Van Horn rises from Plattsburg to New Castle superintendent. C. B. Goraveh leaves Pittsburg for Baltimore, replacing B. C. Allen who resigned. A. M. Haver becomes Pittsburg assistant superintendent as Van Horn assumes his new duties. Van Horn's career spans clerk work in Fairmont to chief clerk in Baltimore and trainmaster roles before becoming Pittsburg general superintendent.
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Baltimore and
Ghia
T.E. Jameson
New Castle
Pittsburg
GW. van Horn
Plutaturg
C. B. Goraveh
Haltimore
B.C. Allen
Deady
Witteburg
Gorsuch
A. M. Haver
van Torn
van Horn
Charksburg
W. Va
Salem College
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fairmont
Tay Town
Byron
Flemington
Clarkburg
W.a
Baltmore
Grafton
W. VI
Chicago
Chicago Junction
Man Fatally Injured In Sprinkling Wagon Accident
Giovanni Fuogo died after a sprinkling wagon backed into a dump wagon’s rack, causing injury to his left hand. The incident occurred at the borough of Ellwood City premises and involved Ellwood City workers. Proceedings assess compensation under the Workmen’s Compensation Act, granting benefits based on his average weekly wage of $810 for 209 weeks from June 27, 1976.
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Giovanni Fuogo
Shaffer
Fuego
Allwort City
Ellwood
Maria Theresa Frogg
Sears
Boroggs
el Iwood
Eltwaad
Giovanni Froga
Elswooth
Giovanni Fungo
Mnaipal
Ainkes
Worl Waicoven meeting transfers headquarters to Pittsburg
A special meeting of the supreme lodge of the Worl Waicoven of the Worl held in the D. of A. hall Tuesday elected new officers and voted to move the society headquarters from Erie to Pittsburgh. Delegates from Western Pennsylvania towns attended as officers from many fort towns were chosen, and the supreme watchman Mount Sanborn of Pittsburgh was authorized to appoint a supreme recorder.
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Lome
D. of A. Hall
Forma
Pennsylvania
Society
Erie
Pittsburg
Corryy
Viatehmian
Minnie Watling
Greenville
Sapcene Busar
Mary
Cass
Bradtock
J. F. Wutherfard
Cronesville
Kate Davidson
Fort OW City
Asy P. Deeda
Fort Erie
Wesley
Fort Cosmos
J. G. Miller
Fort Progress
G. W. Steward
Fort Albion
Oru V. Beil
Fort Square Deal
Vern Stevens
Fort Greenville
Hattie Smith
Fort Venango
GO. R. Millard
Mae Ko Wright
Fort Titus
J.M. Eddy
Fort Drake
F. J. Hutuer
Fort Invincible
J. G. Hannah
Fort Mead
Mark Fmery
Fort Grove City
Florence Trust
By &. Hogue
Fort Mureka
Fred
Orater
Lawrence Counly
George T. Abel
Edenburgh
Frust
Mackensen Forces Cross Putna River Reported
Sayville wireless reports that Field Marshal Von Mackensen forces crossed the Putna River north of Fokshani while Russian and Romanian troops were driven back across the Sereth between Fokshani and Fundeni. Prisoner captures exceed 1,140 as part of ongoing western front operations.
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Kerlin
Vila Sayville
von Mackensen
Putna
Fokshani
Fundeni
Sereth
Fiys
War Office Egammanteauo
Berlin
Sayville
Strimya
Joa
Confessions Say Healy Is Trust Head
Confessions claimed to reveal Chicago viewing insiders point to Healy as a key trust head. Police questioned Hayne, attorney, and others at length, seeking details of a ring in which Healy allegedly figures prominently.
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Healy
Cncago
Chicago
Hayne
Alate
Cilet
Palies
Grate Trust
Toni Cassalin
Liv
Westside
Nave
Ant
Hagne
Chenisewes
Ta Paige
Cmoc Heatey
Enilections
Goods Replevined In Sterns Store
The Sperry and Hutchins Company through Attorney Thomas W Nickey filed a writ of replevin to recover store fixtures and goods valued at $1,000 from the B M Sterns store now under Receiver W J Uber. The items were on the building’s fourth floor and Rosenblum owns the building. Appraisers Charles Van Fleet and Samuel Harris completed the inventory, totaling just over 35,000. creditors face heavy losses from the failure.
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Sperry and Hutchins Company
Thomas W
Nickey
Saaidel Hosenblun
B. MM. Sterns
W. J. Uber
Rosenblum
Sterns Company
Charles van Fleet
Samuel Harrs
SL. Underwood
Sterps Co
Gas Supply Plans Tie Tin Mills to Carnegie Coke Works
Carnegie Steel announces daily gas output of millions of feet at a new coke works to power Shenango tin mills. A 4 mile pipeline from the coke plant to the Shenango mill is planned. Council men discuss flood prevention on Neshenneck creek and cost sharing, with the steel company offering land and dam construction, but no conclusions reached.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Shenango Mill
John Oursler
Carnesie Co
Neshenneck Creek
Steel Company
Coplete
Neshannock
Comany
Rogena
Deaths of the Day Mrs Harry Meyers
Local friends and relatives report the deaths of Mrs Lilian Willy Meyers wife of Harry Meyers at her Piltsburg home Monday night at 9 30 in her 26th year Funeral at her brother Harry Waites home Mount Washington January 1 2 at 2 pm Mrs Adelaide A Stewart age 75 daughter of the late Rev Michael and Catherine Cope Stewart dies at 418 South Main Street in her city She was a St Peters Episcopal church member and survived by a son George C Stewart and daughter Mrs L R McAboy Funeral at 413 South Main Street Thursday at 2 pm led by Rev Roger Charnock Interment at Oak Park later. Butler Correspondent.
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Harry Meyers
Lilian Willy Meyers
Piltsburg
Harry Waite
Paul Street
Mount Washington
Adelaide A. Stewart
L. R. McAleor
South Main Street
Adelaide T. Stewart
Stewart
Michael and
Catherine Cope Stewart
Prospect
J. N. Stewart
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
L. N. McAboy
Roger Charnock
Butler
Trooper Train Delay After Night Struggles Homeward
Troops spent a night delay as passenger cars were moved to a cavalry ramp near Fort Biles. Soldiers waited hours for orders while trains were assembled and altered. Major Cunningham led five medical corps members aboard as Troop F rode in Pullmans and freight cars carried horses and gear toward Pennsylvania, toward “God's Country.”
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Fort Biles
Nho
Warrisburg
Pitteburg
Cunningham
Search Along Ohio River Reveals Body of Would-Be Suicide
The bodies of George Molt and note found along the Ohio riverbank near Chester West Virginia indicate he jumped into the river in mid June. The note requests rest in the water and mentions his fear of life and others troubles. references to his family members and friends appear in the recovered message.
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Benville
Dan
Ohio River
George Molt
Chester
W. Va
Holt
Mra
Brighton
Hue Hariev Irouk
Nome Street
Morgan
Sneaver
Vals
Scott
Hla
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Summary
Inbound patient list includes Dorothy Ilvarson Mes, Spruce alreet Mike Valengo Mora via street, Geneva Lisle discharge, Washington alreet Theodore Micke, New Castle InneHon, Llosa sherbloe at Freedom.
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Mes
Dorothy Ilvarson
Spruce Alreet
Mike Valengo
Moravia Street
Geneva Lisle
Washington
Alreet
Theodore Micke
New Castle
InneHon
Llosa Sherbloe
Freedom
Pittsburg Search Fails as Thaw Narrowly Escapes Capture
In a continuing Pittsburg hunt for a fugitive, authorities press the manhunt through New York and eastern cities. A Kansas attorney reports new evidence while a private detective remains under arrest, claiming to track Thaw as the case widens.
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Xansan City
Pacific Coast
New York
Broadway
Blaitsburg Lane
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlantic City
Frank T Walsh
Kansas
Gil
Gamp
Vegdar
Walsh
Stor Brown
Just Chance For Prohib Amendment in Congress
The notice discusses a potential prohibition amendment related to the passage in Congress. It notes the District of Columbia context and the push by prohibition advocates to secure adoption through federal action. The item reflects the era’s constitutional reform efforts and political maneuvering.
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Columbia
Senyeah ‘Prohibitioniats
Congress
Senate panel backs Shepnard resolution amid Prohibition debate
A Shepnard resolution to amend the constitution with a broad Prohibition provision awaits Senate action after a Judiciary Committee recommendation. While congress shows sentiment to leave enforcement to states, passage this session seems unlikely.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
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