Automobiles Turn Turtle Near Homewood Collision
A car driven at high speed on a road between New Castle and Homewood overturned after plunging down a steep embankment near the Homewood area. Charles Danko, the owner, sustained internal injuries and was taken to New Brighton hospital. Frank and Php Vanzo escaped with minor bruises, while iad Myers and others were seriously hurt or uninjured. A passerby named Alarios Horn aided victims and summoned lodge members for help. Funeral services for Margaret McDaniel were held at Clinton M. E. church with many attendees from Beaver Falls and New Castle. The Campire opened its Kirk Brown camp in Wayon township with several members in attendance. Community notices include a planned picnic at Martin's Grove and a Wampum church social. Continuous local business and social updates follow.
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Wawuum
Charles Lianzo
Homewood
T. D Wilton
Phree
Voderiall
Charles. Danko
New Brighton
Iad Myers
Frank
Php Vanzo
Alarios Horn
Beaver Falls
Lodge
Stenrel
Padis
Lille Margaret McDaniel Af Joonel
Clinton M. OM
Clinton Venie Ters
Arthur Powell
Charlero
Charles Morse
Caroline Davis
Elijah Reynolds
Joseph Reynolds
Adam Angerson
Misa Ethel Earl
Samuel Tanner
William Tanner
Roy Tanner
Jona Wardaan
Leesbore
Thompson Guests of Mr and Mrs Wik and Cohen Family
Thompson of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Wik while Patten Haney Cohen and daughter Rosi joined in Filsbirgs yesterday with Mrs Cohen of Boston Massachusetts staying for the balance of summer.
Twenty-One Men Die in Lake Catastrophe
Twenty one men lose their lives in a gas blast at a lake site. Rescue workers recover ten bodies by morning, with nine more still missing as divers continue through dangerous debris. Officials list the identified dead including S. Al Vokes, Thomas Chick, and Archie Turnbull among others.
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Severandays
Benneth
S. AL Vokes
Binnol
Thomas Chikd
M. Woods
W. Lamstell
Archie ‘Yurnbndl
Stephen Wases
John Wyntotin
Markey Esllee Arey
Frank Reep Tans
Dingsisakti
W. Youn
Harry Pteher Foren Sullivan Chiveure Weel Nesenars
Kitent
Lealtoniyt
Kaiser Goes East As Lines Waver In World War I
Reports from Petrograd indicate German forces under Field Marshal von Hindenburg retreat twelve miles south of Riga and along the Dvina river as Allied pressure eases on other fronts. Transylvania see a Cossack raid near Thingarian plateau causing panic before withdrawal. In the west, Allied troops push slowly with hard fighting along the Somme while Paris deems the overall situation favorable to the Allies.
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Nee Lo
Poland
Volhynia
Petroxrail
Tussin
Ater
von Hindenburg
Riga
Dyina
Dyinsk
Kara- Hatkin
Mhaledine
Sabarloff
Bisiloff
Ben. Letehitaky
Baltic
Plate
Transhyvania
Iuni
Greer Cultivates Noted Alfalfa Crop in Lawrence County
The article describes Mr. Greer’s 12 acre alfalfa field in Lawrence County, a large promising crop with good weather prospects. Alfalfa, tested in small trials, shows potential to become a major, highly profitable crop, capable of multiple harvests per season and possibly replacing other forage plants in western states.
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Keene Dite
Darks Tarmi & Stort
Ilistanes
Lawrence
Utah
Gireer
Lawrence County
Creer
Cwestern
Hinmbhy
Rang Vfarois
First U. P. Picnic At Dewey Park This Thursday
The annual First United Presbyterian Sunday school picnic will be held Thursday at Dewey Park. The program features athletic events and a large crowd is expected for the day.
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First United Presbyterian
Dewey Park
Will City Pay Men In U S Army
Councilmen debate municipal payrolls for army units Trop F and hogspiral corps Unt Jef employed by Lee city actheme. Case of James Mc Masters hospital corps member involved in engineering department at time of troop departure raised questions. Weather wall decision postponed to next meeting. Minnleh church on May street exonerated from current year taxes.
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Trop F
Hogspiral Corps
Lee City Actheme
James McMasters
Hospital Corps
Wvatier
Minnleh
May Street
American Woman Saved By Former Waiter Now Officer
New York July 23 The intervention of a former Ritz Carlton waiter, now a petty officer on a German destroyer, saved Mrs Dorothea Spencer from capture and allowed her to return to the United States on the Scandinavian-American Lines ship United States. On a voyage to Copenhagen she faced detention but the officer recognized her as the American guest he had served in New York before the war, enabling her release as Germans departed.
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New York
Ritz Carlton
Dorothea Spencer
Germany
United States
Earlly
Spencer
Copenhagen
Trinity S. S. Will Picnic On Thursday
The annual picnic of Trinity Episcopal church Sunday School is set for Thursday at Cascade Park. Members meet in the guild room at 1 14 and depart from Mil and Washington at 1 49. Supper is planned for 6 o'clock with a provision list and utensils required.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Cascade Park
Mil and
Washington Streets
Germans Try to Pierce Line in Vain on Somme Front
Paris reports renewed French pressure south of the Somme as German assaults falter. French attacks with heavy bombardment push back German forces at several points, with gains reported on the Verdun front and in the Meuse sector. French and Allied infantry advance, capturing machine guns and prisoners, including a battalion commander.
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Thve
Paris
Somme
Offic
War Office
Verdun
Meune
Alence
Realty transfers and marriage notices in local column
Real estate transfers listed include Totin W Hayes to Samuel B Hayes in Beaver ward for 1850 dollars and Latph 0 urns to Allen T Chamberlain in Fourth ward for 1 dollar. Also Andrew Dintterle to Frank E Wan Wa in Nashannock for 32700, Marry C Tatton to Wm BR in With ward for 210 dollars. Plus MARRIAGE LICENSES: Josep Taanard Gilmore Edenburg Doris Mamie Willains New Castle, Ben Marottas New Castle, Guiseppe I Tomaseso New Castle, James A Gardner Sharon Mary 40 Prantesit Sharon.
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Totin W. Hayes
Samuel B. Hayes
Beaver
Ruthrantt
St Mayes
Norris Beaver
Allen T. Chamberlain
Fourth Ward
Andrew Dintterle
Frank E. Wan Wa
Nashannock
C. Tatton
BR. Thomas
Ward
David Carondehe
Lo James Minasoh
Ellwond City
Fado
Marrlagh
Josep Taanard Gilmore
Edenburg
Dorris Mamie Willains
New Castle
Ben Marottas
James A. Gardner
Sharon
Mary
Ice Shortage Grips New Castle Dealers Across State
Heat waves cripple ice supply as manufacturers struggle to meet demand. Cars and workers scarce, forcing dealers to lure temps from distant plants. Pittsburg plants overwhelmed. North Carolina crews recruited but insufficient. Mayville Midland and Chauncauqua report similar strains, with prices not rising but availability vanishing.
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New Castle
Dar
Eriand
Mayville
Midland
Ghautauqua
Struthers
Pittsburg
North Carolina
Léman
Councilmen Headed to Metropolis in White Automobiles
Councilmen planned a trip to New York City with White Motor Company party reps. Regular Friday meeting was uncertain. Prior to departure they surveyed Canyon Street for a broken sewer and street condition, delaying other business.
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New York City
New York
Ali Cintty
Canyon Street
38 Deaths From Infant Paralysis Shocks New York
New York reports 38 deaths and 160 new cases of infant paralysis in the latest update. The outbreak has now claimed 674 lives and infected dozens more, with the epidemic intensifying across the area.
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New York
Deaths of the Day in local area
Obituaries list multiple deaths with details of ages, birthplaces, and funeral arrangements. May Brenner of Carson Street dies after long illness at 2 25 p m. She was a minister and Sunday school teacher at Park Christian church. Mayberry funeral planned, Mrs. Mayberry died in St Petersburg, Florida. James W. Ramsey dies at 70 after illness, former telegraph repairman for Pennsylvania Railroad. Interments at local churches and family residences announced.
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Hreamer
Inox May Brenner
P. A. Brenner
Carson Street
the Park Christian Church
Thatcher
New Castle
FL . Bresner
James
Charlee
Gladys
Eleanor
Audrey
Tment
James W. Ramsey
West
Washington Street
Shenango Valley Hospital
Cumter- Innid
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Iesus
First Methodist Church
Daughters of America
Dipnette
Charles Waddington
Staymond Hamer
John Ramsey
Saldler’s
Sandusky
Filzabeth Johnston
Zanessie
John Gellings
Monongalela City
Hey. Clemens
West Washington Street
Wellsville
Wellaville
East Liverpool
Soos Hanerg Nleage
Temple, Father of World Series, Succeeds Vetamann as NM C Chair
William C. Temple, known as the Father of the World Series, is being honored by baseball leaders to succeed Garry Vetaman as chairman of the National Baseball Commission. He is viewed as the leading candidate for the post, having long held roles as manager, president of the National League, and veteran in the sport. The commission may be dissolved before the 1917 season and a nonpartisan, league-agnostic figure could be named to lead.
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Wilian
Tfe
Deutschland Is Still At Dock
Baltimore reports delay in the Telurn trip of the German submarine Deutschland as it remains at the dock awaiting final preparations. Officers seek news of sister ship Wrenen long overdue while German officials in Baltimore await updates amid rumors of the missing vessel and Allied anti-submarine patrols.
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Baltimore
Desnite
Germany
Venteehland
Wrenen
Hogua of Parkway Retains Vfré for Week
Hogua of Parkway has retained Vfré for the week, with Welt tg Stinebora noted in the arrangement. No further details were provided on the parties involved or the nature of the engagement.
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Hogua of
Parkway
New Furniture Arrives for Elk Lodge Room Dedication
In the Elks’ new home dedicated a week ago, antique oak furniture arrived for the lodge room. It is noted for a clean appearance and distinctly crafted for the lodge, reflecting a refined update to the space.
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Elks
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Blanche Shuphrey
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Joseph White
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Elizabeth Cunningham
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John Toys
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Misa Helen Gordon
Connellsville
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Fund ’Martorle
Kaiser
Greer
Hyer
Engineering Dept
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Trinity S. S
Page Gas
Scotch Woolen Mills Company
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Volant
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Volant Presbyterian Church
Protected Home Circle
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Rashet Kelley
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Mayberry
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Edward Burk
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Maywerve
West Middlesex Methodist Church
Tintrd
Milltown
Nixon Theatre
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Pewule Hope
Casey At the
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Five Pets
Thang Keastone
Weber and Fields
Dangen
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National Baseball
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Columbia
W. F. Dufford & Co
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