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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1918

Page

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Westminster College President to Train in Plattsburg Plan

Dr. W Ches Wallace and three Westminster students Clair Vance John Lewis and Clyde Armstrong will travel to Plattsburg New York to undertake military training. They will assist the army officer in charge and help establish regular training at Westminster College this fall under U S army direction.

W. Ches. Wallace Westminster College Plattsburg, N. Y Westminster Clair Vance New Wilmington John Lewis Sharon Clyde Armstrong New Kensington U. S. Army

Westminster Bans German During War

Westminster College discontinues teaching German in all classes during the war. Courses will be adjusted for fall term with other languages substituted. Whether German returns is uncertain. Faculty changes include Dr. R. F. Gephart replacing J. J. McElree as latin head. Bible Chair endowment expected to be completed by opening of fall term.

Westminster College W. Chas. Wallace Board of Wallace Westminster J. J. McElree R. F. Gephart Bible Chair

M Conahy Gives Life For Country

New Castle mourns Sergeant Nathaniel McConahy who died of wounds in action on June 25. He enlisted first after the local recruiting office opened in New Castle in 1916 and served as an expert rifleman before going overseas in March. Aged 18, he was the son of the late Laughy McConahy and Margaret Burns McConahy, with brother Kenneth M cConahy of Ellwood City the surviving relative. He formerly worked in The News composing room.

New Castle Nathaniel McConahy William Rouse Franklin Avenue War Department McConahy United States Army America Laughy McConahy Margaret Burns McConahy News Composing Room Kenneth McConahy Ellwood City

Pittsburg Firemen May Go On Strike

Pittsburgh firemen warn they will strike next Monday unless a $15 wage increase is granted. A firefighter committee notified Mayor E V Babcock of the action. Also reported is the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Co F Anderson of Columbus CO on July 12 named Elizabeth Bruce Anderson.

Pittsburg Pittsburgh E. V. Babcock Co. F. Anderson Columbus, CO Elizabeth Bruce Anderson

Opportunity For City Draftees At Pittsburg Auto School

A special school at the University of Pittsburg offers instruction in auto mechanics and sheet metal work for grammar school graduates and others. Draftees should report at once to the draft board headquarters on the sixth floor of the Lawrence Savings and Trust Company.

University of Pittsburg Draft Board Lawrence Savings and Trust Company

Major West Side Realty Deal Ends Land Sale

Attorney L M Uber sold ten acres owned by the John M and Elizabeth Crawford heirs to a buyer group including John Hietsch George Zink Andrew Krestel Albert Brown Martin Shuler and Christian Unger. Land lies west of the Standard Brewery from the Brewery to Bell Avenue Harbor Road and across Harbor Road on the hill. Purchasers plan to plot building lots to ease local housing shortages for workers at the Standard Brewery Pottery and Graselli Chemical Company.

L. M. Uber John M Elizabeth Crawford John Hietsch George Zink Andrew Krestel Albert Brown Martin Shuler Christian Unger Standard Brewery Bell Avenue Harbor Road Pottery Grasselli Chemical Company

Proposed Glenmore Boulevard Grade Reduction Discussed

City Engineer C H Milholland told the council the Glenmore boulevard grade at Delaware avenue would drop about two feet with the proposed change. The city solicitor warned that if enacted the city would likely be responsible for the improvement costs.

C. H. Milholland Glenmore Boulevard Delaware Avenue

Gardner to Attend Erie League Convention

City Solicitor James A. Gardner is sent to attend the annual convention of the League of Third Class Cities in Erie this August by a city council vote this morning.

James A. Gardner League of Third Class Cities Erie

Latest Drive Meets Firmest Resistance Of Entire War

Paris July 16 The first day of the German offensive on the Marne Champagne front yielded the smallest gains of the war. French troops held the line with only Souain Dormans and Reuilly changing hands amid violent assaults. A renowned war wounded French general directed the defense in Champagne.

Paris Marne-Champagne Souain Dormans Reuilly Champagne

Huns Bomb Hospital Wound American Nurse

Two men were killed and nine people wounded when German airmen bombed an American Red Cross hospital at Jouey. Miss Jane Jeffrey, an American nurse, was among the injured as operations continued and many wounded were treated.

International News Service Paris Jane Jeffrey Red Cross Jouey

Optimism at White House Over German Offensive

Washington July 16 There was an atmosphere of optimism at the White House as the day wore on. President Wilson had stayed up late reviewing front news and rose early to learn overseas developments. He was said to be elated over the situation.

Washington, D. C White House Wilson

Strong Force Of Yankees In Russia

Washington reports no new details on American Anglo French forces along the Murman coast but says the units are strong enough to hold positions against a German attack. Entente forces are selected troops while German units are largely Landsturm. The Russian situation remains top of President Wilsons agenda as anti-German efforts gain support across Russia.

International News Service Washington Murman Russia Landstrom Wilson Entente

Death Record for Anna Marks and Martin Chemerda

Anna Marks age five of 613 Superior Street is listed in a death record alongside Martin Chemerda age twenty eight of 1613 Moravia Street. The brief item notes the two individuals with no additional details.

Anna Mary Elizabeth Marks Superior Street Martin Chemerda Moravia Street

1 000 Huns Are Taken

Paris reports the war office communique detailing continued violent battles between Chateau Thierry and Rheims. French and American forces counter attacked, capturing more than 1,000 prisoners south of the Marne, while German assaults failed to breach defenses near Chatillon and Mareuil Le Port.

International News Service Paris War Office Chateau Thierry Rheims Marne Chatillon St. Agnan la Chappelle Monthondon Boquingy Mareuil le Port Rodemar Wood Prunay Champagne Suippen

Eight Year Old Boy Vanishes from Home in Local Case

Stanley Huron aged eight from 21 Big Run Street is missing. Police seek help locating him as worried parents fear an accident may have occurred.

Stanley Huron Big Run Street

Council Orders Black Paint On Ward Seven Light Poles

This morning the council voted to notify Ochiltree Electric to paint the seventh ward curb lighting light standards black, directing the utility to implement the color change for street illumination.

Ochiltree Electric Company Seventh Ward

Yankees By Savage Count er Attacks Retake All Of Their Old Positions

American troops clash with German forces on an eight mile front between Vaux and Chezy and near LaChappelle on the Marne front. The German offensive has been checked and they struggle to penetrate Allied lines as mid day reports note German artillery activity. A forecast suggests whether the Germans will pause their assault. Prince Rupprecht's reserves are being withdrawn from Amiens with several divisions identified.

Earl C. Reeves International News Service London Vaux and Chezy LaChappelle Marne Prince Rupprecht Amiens

Titans Clash On Marne-Champagne Front In Fifth German Drive

The battle along the Marne Champagne front raged fiercely as the fifth German offensive opened. Allied lines held with Americans counterattacking south of the Marne, driving Germans back across the river to their former positions. Casualties were heavy on both sides as German gains were limited and counter blows by French, American, and Italian forces stalled the push.

Marne-Champagne Marne London Chateau Thierry Argonne Rheims Champagne Prunay Souain Teutons

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President Wallace Plattsburg County Institution Teuton Line West Front Pershing Bliss Surmelin Reuter Fossey Crezancy Marne River M’conahy France Crawford Property West Side Ernest P. Orr Huns Black Frank Charlton International News Service Cable Allied Line Monthodon Bouquigny Wood Chatillon- Sur-Marne Point
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