U S Troops Will Not Be Withdrawn From Mexico
Washington reports President Wilson will not recall American forces from Mexico yet. He notes the punitive expedition failed to disperse bandits, and a formal note to Carranza will explain the objective remains to suppress outlawry. Brig Gen Pershing leads U S troops amid ongoing concerns and Mexican unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
Carranza
Mexico
Carranse
Paso
United States
John Terashing
Pershing
U. S. Army
Francisco Villa
Chitiuahua City
Mexico City
Ghregon
US 8
Carranza Army
Ignacio Fariduez
Chihuahua
Llitary
Francisco Trevino
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Sixteen Plumbers Take Examination for City License
Sixteen plumbers took the examination for a city license at the city building last night. The exam was conducted by City Plumbing Inspector John Holt and the memo re of the plumbing examiners card. No results have been announced in town by the inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holt
Plumbing Examiners
Runaway team drags Harrow over McKee
A runaway team dragged a Harrow over Hugh McKee of Shenango Township on Wednesday afternoon injuring him seriously. The incident occurred when the harrow tipped or shifted as workers tried to halt the vehicle, frightening bystanders and prompting a quick medical response.
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Harrow
McKee
Hugh Mckee
Shenango Township
Wis
Altes
Nee Roault
Cof Ae Ee
President Wilson Plans Parade March on Flag Day
President Wilson announced he will march in the preparedness parade in Washington on Flag Day June 14. A local committee asked the president to review the parade and he vowed to lead and ride in the procession, with White House representation guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iternational News Service
Washington
Wilson
White House
Wil
John Kinsinger Injured in Caldw Eride Motorcycle Crash
John Kinsinger Jr of Calderwood Invenue was brought home from Youngstown hospital after serious injuries from a motorcycle crash while riding with Mr Wood of Golderwood agenus. They were driving home four miles from town when an automobile backed from an alley and struck the motorcycle, pinning Kinsinger’s right leg under the machine. His condition was uncertain and feared to worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinsinger Jr
Calderwood
Youngstown Hospital
Wood
Golderwood Agenus
Kinsinger
Woods
Youngstown
Int City
Adutomablic
Roo Doe Pleads Guilty in Evening Alderman Court
Lorenze Roo entered a guilty plea on a disorderly conduct charge before Alderman Manly yesterday. Sentencing occurred in the municipal court after a hearing. Names William Tolland John Gailiger appear in the record along with several others. The case involved a reported infraction and a follow up term of court was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenze “Roo
Alterman Manly
Ifiaya Indai
William Tolland
John Gailiger
Sndlur
Manta Int
Calligar
Dobas
Galligor de
Dr Waite Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing
New York July 10 Dr Arthur Warren Waite was sentenced to the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week beginning July 10 for murder and thefts tied to his wife’s parents. In a dramatic courtroom speech he expressed remorse and offered his body and soul for expiation, speaking clearly before Justice Shearn as one of the most composed men present.
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Waite
Shearn
Mlainty
Justice Sheard
Tor
Sens
Poison Cream Puff Case May Be Transferred
Providence Rhode Island June 1 Before the trial of Hattie Merrill opened today in the so called poison cream puff case the court discussed transferring the case to Woonsocket to obtain testimony from Henry Cassavant who ate two cream puffs and survived but is now a cripple The defendant is charged with murder for the death by purée of Armand Vaileboncoeur who ate one cream puff and died in agony Cassavant was near death and his system is exhausted by arsenic claims The state says he is slinched at his home in Woonsocket
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Providence
Hattie B. Merrill
Woonseket
Henry Cassavant
Pursey
Armand Vaileboncoeur
Cassavant
Woonsocket
Six Dollars Causes Murders
Two recent county murders are linked to cheap accessories. Evidence shows the killings were triggered by a pair of shoes and a hat valued around six dollars in total. One murder at Blivand City involved man anger over tight shoes, while another in Thinalty Inn Swac was sparked by shoes priced about four dollars and a hat at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wich
Bliwand City
Jitney Driver Involved In Street Tragedy Near Home
A jitney bus driver James M Schankweiler of Atherton Street says a boy, Harold Gierlach son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gierlach, was fatally injured when run over near his home on Me Bowling Avenue near McKinley Street. The boy died at 8 14 pm at New Castle hospital. The driver said the boy may have slipped and fallen beside the bus as it passed. He stopped and carried the boy to the hospital in his own car. Internal injuries believed cause. The body moved to Peter Capitolo’s undertakers and burial planned after funeral at St Mary’s Polish Catholic Church with interment at St Joseph’s cemetery.
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John Gierlach
Ihearold Don
Joseph Gierlach
Mahonny Avenue
James M. Schankweiler
Athert Street
New Castle Hospital
Meboning Avenue
McKinley Street
Xey
Davis
Peter Capitolo
Schankweiler
St. Mary's
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Two Italian Cities Soon To Be Taken
Military critics predict Austro-Hungarian forces will capture Arsiero and Asiago, aided by heavy batteries and invasion plans. Defenders face mountains, sieges, and nat u ral barriers as bombardment continues toward the Vicenza plain. front lines stretch between Coniughna and Moule Cengio amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Arsiera
Agiago
Arsitro-Asingo
Vicenza
Boy Injured On School See-Saw In Lincoln Garfield Area
Howard Coulter son of Mr and Mrs W J Coulter of 1107 1-2 Agosa street sustained a severe left ankle and foot injury on a newer see saw at Lincoln and Garfield school playgrounds. Experts say ligaments torn and walking may be barred for some time. The incident occurred when a boy on the opposite end jumped off as the recess bell rang. effort will be made to watch more closely to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
W. J. Coulter
Agosa Street
Lincoln and Garfield
Arrests For Rolling Wealth Through Holland Home
Mrs Mary Holland Gertrude Long and Billward Ross were arrested on a charge of rolling Isaac H Davis and taking 37 dollars from him at the Holland Home in Green Row. Constable Ellison filed the information before Alderman Hart. Davis says he was lured to the home and robbed while intoxicated. The trio deny the charge and are jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Mary Holland
Gertrude Loong
Billward Ross
Isaac H. Davis
James Ellison
Alderman Hart
Davis
Wolland
Green Row
British seize steamship United States at Kirkwall
Berlin June 10 British warship seized the Danish steamer United States which sailed from New York May 20 and took her into Kirkwall. All her American masts were seized according to the Overseas News agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
New York
Kirkwall
Overseas Mews Agency
Threat to Shoots Store Proprietor Reported
Tony Frank of 320 Grove Street reported to police that a man violently threatened to shoot him. Three officers searched the vicinity. the suspect was sighted and fled into darkness.
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Tony Frank
Grove Treat
French Take 400 Yards of Trenches On Verdun Front
French troops captured 400 yards of German trenches southeast of Le Mort Homme on the Verdun front. Germans penetrated 360 yards east of Obersatz Vosges. Night assaults near Mort Homme and Cauvelotes Wood failed after heavy bombardment. Telegraphed by International News Service from Berlin dispatches.
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Verdun Front
Berlin
Jie
le Mort Homme
Verdun
War Office
Obersapt
Vosges
Meuse
Je Mort Homme
Cauveltes Wood
le Mor
Firat
Vortun
Peace Feeling Grows in Kaiserland Amid Front Moves
Amsterdam notes riots in Cologne and German export bans on foodstuffs. Geneva reports Austro-Hungarian troops reinforcing Verdun with heavy guns. The Hague cites Wilson offering mediation, rejected, and hints at German peace longing. Berlin reports nobility elevation of Clemens Delbruck and Wil in’s return from headquarters with talks in Madrid.
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Amsterdam
Ood
Cologne
Germany
Geneva
Verdun Front
Hague
Wilson
Iis
Vosische Zeitung
Berlin
Pring von Buelow
Italy
United States
Aud
Austria
Bugh
Pri!t
Clemens Delbruck
Eomperior Wiain
Palo de Bernabe
Fine Work By Pupils In Schools Display at Brown and Hamilton Store
An exhibit in the Brown and Hamilton window shows eighth grade girls’ work from the city schools. After boys’ bird houses, the girls present patching and darning feats. The display features decorated aprons night gowns dusk caps and shirt waists plus laundry bags and practical items for mothers and a handy shaving kit for fathers.
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Tble
Windors
Brown and Hamilton
Narrow Escape At New Castle Tin Plant
G Conway of South Jefferson street almost died at the New Castle tin plant after a fall from a rope suspension forty feet to the ground. He turned in midair and landed on his feet, saving serious injury though his feet are severely injured and he will stay home for weeks.
Bridge inspection mission moves through Slippery Rock area
County commissioners travel to Slippery Rock township to inspect bridges along Slipperyrock Creek for condition and repairs. Charles Rigby Jr. was arrested yesterday for reckless driving of an automobile. The case costs set at 10 and costs, pending later court action by the mayor.
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Slippery Rock Township
Slipperyrock
Charlea Rigby, Jr
Dotera
Burglars Frightened From Home of Rev McKenna
Burglars were found in the home of Rev. Fr. P. J. McKenna at 312 Marison Avenue at 2 a.m. They entered via a second story window reached from the porch, climbed a tree to the porch, and fled through the same window. Officers Hagan and McConahy pursued on Clayton Street. one thief described as tall and the other short.
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P. J. McKenna
Marison Avenue
Jtry
Hagan and McConahy
Clayton, Street
Appraisal Called For Hamilton Howston Estate
Sheriff Carl Johnston led a six person jury to assess the Hamilton Howston estate in Pusnsit township. The proceeding follows partition actions begun earlier. Also noted is an on campus incident at Nicola and Garfield schools where Frauves, daughter of Mrani and Mrs. Uarry Tileke, fell but sustained only minor injuries.
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Carl Johnston
Pus’nsit
Hamilton Howston
Tb. Frauves
Mrani
Uarry Tileke
Arington Aventa
Ghicola and
Oarfield Sacnools
Death Notice for Vobi Glortach in Wentia Journal
Obituary item notes the death of Vobi Glortach age 9 in 600 Mahoning Wentia area with sparse details. The fragmentary clipping references a local death record and mentions Heboke and NU. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR.
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Vobi Glortach
Mahoning
Wentia
Dolouon
Heboke
Yong
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U.S
U. S
John Kinsinger
Hane
Jitney
Lad
Schahkweiler
Asiago
Hungari
Venice
Uuler
Linecoln
Garfield Seesas
Holland
Kaiserland
Stack
New Castle Maul
Seventh Ward
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