Holland to Strike Back at Uncle Sam
Holland vows retaliation against the American food embargo if its forthcoming economic mission cannot curb licenses denial for grain and fodder exports to the Netherlands. The plan includes withholding Dutch shipping from trades aiding the Entente or the United States, a step seen as potentially sparing famine for Dutch citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Uncle Sam
International
Washington
Exports Council
Netherlands
Chevalier van Mappard
Dichminteter
United States
Entante
Ditech
Cheva- Mer van Kappard
Red Cross Prepares Ambulances and Frontline Support
The Red Cross arranged end of distribution plans, secured cars and garages, and bought early supplies in France for use at Breach hospital and for American troops. An ambulance transfer to the American government occurred with formal ceremony attended by Gen. Pershing and French official Justin Godart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Red
Breach Hospital
Aime
Lalance
Tinia
Fronel
Tony
Gen. Pershing
Justin ‘Godart
Switchmen Strike Paralyzes Chicago Rail Yards Demand Yardmasters
About 2,500 switchmen in ten Chicago rail yards walked out after refusing to let the Brotherhood dictate yardmaster appointments. Federal guards were deployed with orders to shoot if protesters interfered. Embargo on livestock and perishables eyed as passenger and freight traffic slows amid war condition fears. President of the Switchmen's Union, W. Troat, calls it a fight for liberty against autocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
Switchmen's Union of North America
Railraad
B. R.T
Kim
Lreops
Kaisar Thil Lee
W. 7. Troat
Switchmen's Union
Ferguson Faces Impeachment Push As Indictments Hit
Austin Texas July 22 frail political ring behind indictments against Governor Ferguson and state officials over alleged misapplication of public funds. Three cabinet members released today after grand jury action. Ferguson vows third term as impeachment talk swirls in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Austin
Tex
Ferguson
Bla
Thair
Travis County Grand Jury
Fuller
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Travis C (Ounty Grand Jury
Red Cross Units Placed Under Army Command In France
American Red Cross units in France have begun direct coordination under Gen. John J. Pershing. Ambulance corps and hospital supply lines shift to army control as Lafayette Escadrille integration and field operations move forward. Major Murphy leads the Red Cross station in France with ready warehouses and funded hospital provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Red Cross
Acton
Lafayette
American Red Cross
Murphy
Porehing
Washington
Distri Saison
Democrats To Meet Next Saturday Postponed Meeting
Democrats in Hoemocraic County postpone today's routine caucus to next Saturday. Aldernat Mann's office hosts the seating meeting. The change delays planned discussions and party planning activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoemocraic County Conmil
Aldernat Mann
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Inaccurate Patient Listings
A clipped Shenango Valley Hospital notes fragment lists admitted names such as Jayette Clark Margaret Thillits Edeewood agente and others with numerous misspellings. It mentions New Castle Nas and a guest of Mrs Maria White of India, with unclear context about Northwestern University and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayette Clark
New Castle
Margaret Thillits
Edeewood Agente
Dissheraed Tor Orr
Matantieavenue
Blood And Iron Rule Amid Russian Army Losses
International news from Copenhagen and Geneva reports massive Russian officer casualties on the eastern front as regiments face disintegration. Czernowitz falls to Bavarian and Austro Hungary forces after a Russian retreat, while German and Romanian troops push advances across Galicia and Moldavia with British gunners aiding the Russo Romanian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Adybea
Petrograd
Khetaguroff
Osetinsky Regiment
Galicia
Geneva
Czernowitz
Nukowics
Berlin
Brusilel
Galton
Sereth
Trembolny
Roumania
Dniester
Carpathians
Peevenizyn
Kudi
Viznile
Vél
Heblml
Pontye
Jablonttra
Vyakof
Kolomen
Lemberg-Czernowitz
Vatezkovar
Zablatof
Nepolokoytz
Luzan
Salalyn
Vienna
Suchitza
Operation May Restore Babe's Body
New York July 5 medical chcles report deep concern over an infant born deformed operated on at Jewish Maternity hospital against father Michael Lavine’s protest. Doctors say the baby would live and be healthy. coroner authorized the operation. Mrs Bollinger Dead. Chicago reports note infant with deformities linked to 1918 court case. Allen Bollinger says death of baby’s mother came of a broken heart amid sorrow and strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Ila
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Haixelden
Chicago
Michael Lavine
Becase
Noypltal
Soldier Reported Dead After Brief Strike
International News Service reports another soldier death amid a brief enemy strike near Manvel yesterday. Details are sparse as officials confirm the loss while other troops were said to be unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCIS
Olliey
Striek
Siren al Kite
Graham Elected High School Head in Pittsburg
Benjamin Graham a former Lawrence County boy has been elected principal of a Pittsburg high school. He is the son of the late Benjamin Graham of Moravia and his mother lives in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Graham
Lawrence County
Pittsburg
Mr. Graham
Moravia
New Wilelinington
Refuses To Save Baby By Operation
Dr Harry J Haiselden of the German American hospital again refuses to operate on a hopelessly deformed infant. The case mirrors the Hollinger baby of 1915 with a malformed skull and limited brain. Haiselden, supported by 15 physicians, declares the child’s life not worth prolonging and quits the cotside decision, stating nature will rectify its error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Haiselden
Chicago
Kfor
Marry J. Haiselden
Hollinger
Willian Meter
North Normal Avenue
West Pullman
Hatselden
Jintselden
Beegle Named On Canal Rd Board
MARRISBURG July 28 Gay Trimbaugh names Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal board members A E Adams Youngstown Tom P Sloan Charleroi C Ogden Wheeling John S Shaw Pittsburg W Follawsbee Pittsburg William H Stevenson Pittsburg Frederick N Beegle Beaver Falls Reegle replaces David Jamison of New Castle who filed a minority report calling the canal project not feasible
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrisburg
Reegle
Devid Jamison
New Castle
British Plan To Hurley Explain British Plan To Hurley
Britain outlined its shipping strategy to Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the shipping board, and Rear Admiral Capps, head of the emergency fleet corporation. War council representatives shared first hand abroad details and the approach to handle the crisis. Admiral Capps attended the board meeting and, by Monday, was expected to approve 15 new ship contracts with owner numbers withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Grand Britain
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
Admiral Capps
Emergency Feet Corporation
British War Council
Capps
Corporal DeHass Concludes Visit From Syria to Home
Corporal Frank DeHass of the regular army returned to his home near Wampsville yesterday after a ten day visit with his aunt Mrs Z M Shaffer on East Washington Street. He is stationed at Syracuse New York for the present and previously served in the Hawaiian Islands and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Debass
Mel
Josh
Wampimanil
Z. M. Shaffer
East Washington Street
Uel
Syracust
N.Y
Wawaiian Islands
Japan
Fatal Accidents At Youngstown Reported
YOUNGSTOWN on July 28 saw two deadly incidents. Nicolae Pilla a 40 Greek worker died when scrap iron fell into a sleeper’s gomela at Republic Tron steel yard. Stuart Th boy aged 40 was fatally injured after being struck by a New York Central train. George McDonald aged 12 was seriously hurt by an automobile driven by M. C. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Tuly
Victory For Shippers Of Penna Coal Ruling Limits Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a revision of coal freight rates from six Lake region districts to Great Lakes points, favoring shippers by establishing district differentials. Rates from Cambridge and Flooking districts cut three cents per ton vs Pittsburg, Connellsville district higher, and several districts set with varied differentials. War conditions prevented a blanket downward cut. the ruling targets distance and location to shape prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Intere State Commerce Commission
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Great Lake
Erie
Cambridge
Flooking
Pittsburg
Connetteville
Pitsburg
Altonna
Pairmont
Meyersdale
Cannellsville
Cumberland-Piedmont
Fairmont
Kanawha
Kenova-Thacker
New River
Pocahontas
Kenawha
Doe Seen In Field Near Volant On Beaver County Farm
A doe was seen on the John 1. Byler farm near Volant among a herd of cattle but was driven from the field. It later disappeared toward the Brooke Broadbent farm as searches continued on several farms. The sighting sparked district chatter and may relate to a deer relocated recently in Beaver County near Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 1
Tetanus Found In Court Plaster In National News
Reports say court plaster allegedly from a German firm in New York contains tetanus germs. Justice Department confirms tested samples, warns against purchasing plaster from itinerant vendors and cites Redfield’s earlier notices. Pennsylvania leads army enlistments with 204. New York 193. Ohio 19. others small totals. Dr Smirgels Medicine Show delayed to New Castle due to delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infernational News Service
Rochester
Valea
John Connolly
Ovid
Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Notinees
Iinerant
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
New York
PENNA
Wastiington
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Winels
Ohio
DR. Smirgel
Dr. Spiegel
New Castle
Moose Building Plans Delayed On North Mill Street
Building plans for the Moose home on North Mill Street are postponed as costs rise. The project may lay over for up to a year due to high prices for lumber and materials, with construction planned on the Knox Long and Moorehead adjacent site when funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mill Atreat
North Mill Street
Knox, Long Ann Moorehead
Deaths of the Day Dead in automobile accident and several funerals
The day lists multiple funeral services and obituaries. RE Clark Bagleagn died in an automobile accident and was buried at Graceland cemetery after services at his home and local churches. William Cartwright and infant Egisto Padull are among other recent deaths with services and interments noted. Mrs Caroline Hunter and Rudolph Heichel also mourned, with details of services and survivor families included.
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J. D. Barr
New Wilmington
Trev. &. Y. Sankey
Plaingrove
Mra
D. C. Fulton
George 5. Westlake
Elwood Gilbert
R.A. Eckles
Eagleson
Graceland Cemetery
J. Parker
George ©. Ramsey
Samuel Kerr
Harry G. Preston
Meg Preston
C. G. Earl
Cartwright Bartod
William Cartwrigh
Edward Rhafen
Waldostreat
A. A. H. Movhert
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
David, William and
Edward Rhodes
Allen and
Tralph Cartwright
David Wheel
Egisto
Pasquale Padull
Pearl Street
St. Vitus
Hinde
SL Vitus
Hudolph Heichel Rudolph
Afr
Lawrence Heichel
Miller Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Ter
Railroad Men Wounded In War to Be Provided For
Baltimore July 28. W Egan general agent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad launches a plan to aid railroad workers permanently disabled by war service. The aim is to educate and prepare disabled soldiers to become self supporting after returning to civilian life, under a five member committee including Mr Henn representing 117 American and Canadian railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Baltimore
W. Egan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elvil Mle
Egan
Mr.Henn
Jewel thief identified in Boston case at Charles Street jail
Edward K Sell of Dreier & Co Chicago jewellers identified James M Carroll alias James McCressen as the man who stole twelve diamonds valued at 12575 from the Chicago establishment on March 2 1916. Carroll is held awaiting trial for local diamond robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward K.sell
Dreier & Co
Chicago
Charles Street
James M. Carrol
James McCressen
Carroll
Bee Keeping Demonstrations Across August Showing Methods
The Department of Agriculture under J G Sanders announces Beekeepers meetings in August at Mrs John Mores Apiary and other sites. Geo H Rea Apiary Advisor will lead sessions on practical beekeeping with a new motion picture, inviting the public especially youths to attend at Newcastle and Peteraville locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
J. G. Sanders
Hes
Denonsipi- Mons
Advica
Delog
B. W
Leister
Peteraville
Mre
Jann Moore
Newcastle
Thia
Pennsylvania
Department of Aoriculture
Toll
Ghlut Apiary
Geo. H. Rea
Beaver Falls Men Wanted for Troop F Recruitment
Beaver Falls police seek—Dr W C Greenlee the veterinarian and George L Lutton request to join Troop F. Horner will lead a drill for recruits tomorrow as vacancies rise from 102 to 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Greenlee
Hunveralls Veterinary
George L. Lutton
Lieut
Ierner
Newspapera
Beaver Falls
Argheraby
Greenles
Latto
Horner
Stabie Sargeant
Oles
Ecole
Dr. Greenles
Stig
Thera Fa
Teacp
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R. T
Pershing'a
Amy
Shenango Valley Hospital
Tomi Prom Tattir Crenk
Mabel Robots
Mathie Creek
Mich
Chiesga
Northwestern University
Nas
Pr Maria White
India
White
Russ Army
Eastern Front
Slay
Teuton
City
Babe
Graham
Canal Rd
David Jameson
Jameson
Corporal Dehass
Penna. Coal
I, C
Doe
Volant
Moose
Caroline Hunter
Wabket Taverna
Caroling Hunter
David O. Hunter
Nags & Bullet Exchange
Chicora
Shela
W. H. Goehring
North McHean Street
John Moor
Greenlee and
Lutton
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
East Washington &T
BELL
North
Wei
Ki Ao
White & Son Roth
Neshaunock Avenue
Chas, R. Kelley
Baccamper
Latta
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Byres
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