Prohibitionists Plan Convention to Endorse Dry Candidates
A Lawrence County Prohibitionists meeting at the Himm Trust Co offices laid groundwork for a February convention to plan support for dry candidates and to decide whether to endorse other parties candidates. The group aims to influence the national amendment vote, pledging to back candidates favorable to prohibition. No remonstrances against licenses were acted on, as focus shifts to statewide temperance strategy.
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Ifmme Trust Company
Jamies Peebles
J. A. Hamilton
Lawrence County
Community drive seeks donations for Soldier Comfort Fund
A wartime appeal urges immediate donations via phone numbers to record donors and arrange pickup. Residents urged to contribute waste materials, metals, old books and magazines, and copper items to aid the Soldier Comfort Fund. Draymen will contact donors as collections begin before spring.
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Johson Trenty Company
Hell Phone
OTL
Snort
Lea
Peace Conference Continues With New Terms Reported
A reliable source reports terms to replace Brest Litovsk conditions are to be presented at the Russia peace talks. The move signals possible bridging of the German crisis with pan German leaders and indicates shifts toward defensive measures as U S involvement increases.
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Russia
Ues
Brest Litovsl
Count Czernine
Germany
Kaiser
Petrograd
Ite
Ols War Office
van Tirpitz
New Fatherland Party
Erminy
Lachlay
Melexium
Bre
Flanders
Junk Collection For Lawrence County Comfort Packet Fund
A local effort starts in New Castle to collect junk from every home in Lawrence County in early spring to raise funds for a Soldiers Comfort Packet program. Scrap gathered will be sold through junk dealer Tarah Levine, who will oversee collection with his auto crew, aiming to finance extra comforts without direct monetary asks of residents. Notices will later announce collection days and street-by-street pickup with a truck to collect donations.
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New Castle
Thonghout Lawreate
Tarah Levine
Levine
T Vhe Supreme Succif
Colfseting
Mr. Levine
Lt $S
Lawrence Countr
New York
New York City
Lawrence County
Clementina Returns to Camp Sherman After Desertion Notice
Telegram style report from Camp Sherman stating Evangelista Clementina is back in camp after being listed as absent without leave. The officer in charge confirms the deserter status, noting the return of the soldier and that details appeared in the paper, with a message from Elizar New.
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Camp Sherman
Evangelista Clementina
Jeave
Eam
Elizar
Angelista Clemenin
Yowieth Sou
Me Toanek
Aman Nas
Lefore
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Cumin Sherman
O. W
Town Plans To Keep Lockup Empty in Phoenix City
Phoenix City authorities vow to keep the jail empty as a year start resolution to preserve order. The town of 19,990 residents in Alabama aims to suppress illegal still operations and curb crime activity. Samuel Berger was taken into custody last night, awaiting a hearing after a confrontation with a city aide.
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Atilarnatonal Navy Service
Phoenix Cipy
Lator
Samuel Berger
Warhatee
Tavesns
Idashonson
Lea Canper Me
Jal
Rev Maitland Announces January Anniversary Program
Rev Sam Maitland outlines the fifteenth spiritual birthday observance at Greenwood MB Church for January 16. Morning and afternoon gatherings feature hymns, remarks, solos, poems, and multiple speakers including Rev J W Hatton Rev Pars Mev and Gen A Dlekgon with orchestral music and a closing doxology.
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Greenwood M. RB
Jnergy
J. IW
Bhatton
Finit
Pars
Carey
Solo
Rav
Willats
Poe
Norris
Konnedy
Hey
Yeager
Danus
Hemarks
Nestitt
Trev
Tittle
Mr. Muay
Stov
Waefet
Rev
Buck
Tov
Buzzi
Joeslip
Tha
Medilnmey
Wm. Kennedy
Mound of Vrade
Liyiga
Asa Jones
T. Kissinger
Gen. A. Dlekgon
A. T. Kiesinger
Meseaga
Win
Feanedy
Orcheatra
Real Cyclone Strikes Alabama and Nearby States
Tornado like damage reported from Troy Alabama to nearby towns with houses destroyed and people injured. Widespread wind and Snow storms sweep across the Midwest and Northeast causing power outages and travel disruption.
City News Briefs 2 in War Era Dispatches
Local union officials attend a Pennsylvania Typographical conference banquet and discuss an aerial ladder purchase funded by appropriation, with W C Shanafell to seek bids at Monday council. Other items report recruits, candy demand amid sugar shortages, war thrift stamps, public safety bids, and icy street conditions after rain.
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Mommy W. James
Howard Gresham
Typographical Union
Uils
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Hell End
Efity Counsellin
W. CG. Shanafell
Public Safety
Hue
Y W C A Notes On Examinations And Classes
The Y W C A reports forty girls examined in elementary work and lists classes for the week. A Red Cross nurse taught the advanced class, with Spanish classes scheduled for Monday at 3 45 and beginners at 7 00. Miss Alice Wider will oversee the Monday sessions.
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Mondac
Taelick
Alier
Claga
Cloc’s
Continue Plans For February Conference
Sunday promises a successful day toward advancing prongs for tee Older Hoys and Girls conferm with devotionals and singing. All are urged to attend at 2 o'clock sharp as committees are addressed by Chairman T. J. Davies and C. 11 Akens will lead planning. The key address by Roy FR McAielor is highlighted, with a focus on speeding up.
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T. J. Davies
Plana
Akens
Roy
FR. McAielor
Rifle Cub To Elect Officers Tonight at Armory
Rifle Cub members will elect officers during a meeting at the old Troop F armory on Washington street. Lawrence Rifles are expected to attend and participate in the drill and drill routines. The gathering also includes regular drills and social sessions on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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Lawrence
Troop F
Washington Street
Clb
Lawrence Rifles
Temple Cast His Vote For Suffrage
Temple cast his vote for suffrage in a report noting the Vermont or Pennsylvania delegation tally. It mentions a Susan W’s amendment and that the Pennsylvania delegation split 23 for and none against, with Grahane of Philadelphia marked as not being. Canton honors Wim Mesiles and Anna McKinley, tied to the grammar school saga.
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Canton
Tay
Wim Mesiiles
Migs Anna McKinley
Farewell Service for Miss Mable Dean to Sudan Africa
An evening service at Gospel Tabernacle marks Miss Mable Dean's departure for Sudan, Africa. She sails from New York Friday January 18, facing dangers of war zones while she aids Christian and Missionary Alliance missions. The service includes a farewell message from Miax Dean and a sermon on a fitting subject.
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Allance
Pearson Street
Ane
Mable Dean
Soudan
Africa
Miax Dean
Miss Dean
Mie
New York
Christin
Alance
London
Congo
French Soudan
Igognel
Alliaen 3
Church
Deaths of the Day Gard ner and Other Obituary Notices
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mars B. Gardner and Mrs. Julia Martin at their homes with ministers from Second U P L church and Mahoningtown Presby in attendance. Interments followed at Oak Park and Washington Pa. Stephen Lawrence’s funeral was conducted at Wicke’s parlors with Rev Pathar Yoohum officiating and burial in St Joseph's cemetery. Relatives served as pallbearers.
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Wytis McCaslin
William T. Turns
A. 8. Love
J. M. Martin
C. Ed. Brown
Julia Martin
George Jones
West Wabash Avenue
Washington, Pa
Robert Young
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Will Offielste
Mr. Lawrence
Stephen Lawrence
Wicke
Neshannock Avenue
Pathar Yoohum
St. Joseph's Church
Neigled
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Jerusalem Of Today lecture pleases prominent city figures
The Rev BM Williams of the First M B church presented an illustrated talk titled Jerusalem of Today at the YMCA Gymnasium on Sunday. The talk, based on Williams travel in the Holy Land, featured slides and an audience including leading residents. The program included an orchestra at 2 30 and was open to both men and women. Mrs Sarah Bochius widow of Columbus died Friday at 704 Croton avenue.
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Hata
BM. B. Williams
M. B
Williams
Holy Land
Jeruslaem
M. C
Sarah Bochius
Columbus
Ralph Mitrer
John Bochius
Croton Avenue
Washington Township
Henry Jor
Camp Pike Promotions Move New Castle Men Up Ranks
Nova correspondent reports promotions at Camp Pike with New Castle lads named to non commissioned roles. Corporals named include Hodgats, Gallagher, Allan, and Krupna among others in 348th Infantry. Rifts range work to finish by January 10, allowing planned target practice. Weather shifts brought an unseasonable warm day followed by severe thunderstorm. Milo Steal returns from furlough while Lawrence Clark receives special installation in field signal work.
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Sey
York
Van
Herly
Inter
Allen
Nova
Camp Pixe
Ark
Dan
Hymallj
New Castle
Wiapt Hodgatts
Francia Gallagher
Charles BE. Allan
Eugene Hart
Fiesheen
Nast
Renga
Milo Steal
S4kLn
Lawrence Clark
New Bedford
Moral Lepers Of New Castle Revival At Pree Methodist
The revival at the Pree Methodist church draws large nightly crowds with many converts under Rev Linehcome. Sunday morning sermon targets youth, while Sunday evening addresses the Moral Lepers of New Castle promising a striking message. Fraternity radiators at local houses caused $1200 in losses.
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Linehcome
Phe Kappa Pal
Kappa Sigma
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