June Court Trial List With Grand Jury Presentations
County detective active as June term opens. Judge Emery to convene next week with a lengthy list of cases before the grand jury. Alleged illegal liquor sales dominate, plus larceny, assault and battery, desertion, and breaking and entering involving numerous defendants and multiple charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distrive
Derdoh
Pruel
Jist Indies
Emery
Comtennweslih
Dessa Reed
Jar “Cony. Gara
Pollamenna Contl
Gala
Peter Benglvingo
Jae Christopher
Archelin Rotune
Pasquele Caravela
W. M
Theodore Zarbos
Mike Stancul
Pace
Jon Pelappovitz
Joe Givini
Josephine George
AheElliye
Justice
Wm. Byatis
Elonious Asla
J.griffit
Emanuel Christendoliuis
Belting Hauer
Mike Coupas
Nick = Papas
Jesus M. Smith
Parlering
Sophia DiGenaro
Thomas E. Kelly
Andy Morris
Charles Hout
James Jackson
Pariiek
Surety of Peace
Lewis Miller
Tarceny
Joseph Vy
Weal
Jaremny Teo
Joseph O'Brien
Iease Reed
Mike Zorka
Ivach
Joseph Otirion
JL Edwards
Lewis Seenburg
Fred Greenburg
14 Year Old New Castle Boy Goes To Farm In Iowa
A 14 year old boy from New Castle, son of a county detective, departs for Iowa to work on a farm during the saber season. He plans to study at school later and hopes to aid his family with farm chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Iowa
J. Myten Trasel
J.B. Laurel
Park Byenue
Migmilla
Charles B. Trasel
Merton Iante
Lf School
Studus
Wnde
Vast WWI Air Losses Reported Across Fronts
International News Service from London reports that over 1100 German planes were shot down in May across all battle fronts. The Times notes 127 aircraft downed on the Western Front with American credit for several victories. Francis Graham of Volant suffered multiple strokes and a severe condition described as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Treordium
Bar
Timea
Drafted Draftees Study Wireless Training
In the government program, draftees may study wireless communications as part of their service. The current class nears its end this month, with plans to enroll or continue training in the new term, pending available slots and authority.
German Air Attacks and Hospital Strike Amid Funeral Vigil
German airmen pressed attacks behind American lines with a hospital unit hit by seven bombs. A funeral for infantryman Joseph Ash was disrupted when his Irish-born brother, weeping, cried the Babe will pay for this with blood as the casket lay in the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburs
Ueche
Amerciian
Thera Sens
Joseph Ash
Denrer
Joseph
Anil Erin
Joe
Westside Boy Commended for War Savings Efforts
Dinte Lyons of 212 Aunt Street receives a letter from James Francis Burke praising Lyons for selling over $493 in war stamps. The government agent notes his activity, stating he consistently promotes savings and uses every sparing nickel and dime to support the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinte Lyons
W. I. Lyons
Etreet
James Francis Burke
War Savings
Mae Werk
Lyons
Hao
Young Lyons
Leathers Store Manager Summoned to Camp
Fred R. Leathers, store manager, is called to camp. The fragmentary item mentions John A. Leathers and Erergen avenue with unclear references to a meeting or event at a place described as My Pury Wat Place. The text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Leathers
John A. Leathers
Laatyers
Wits
Weingartner Buys 20 Acres of Land Near Beckford and Franklin
Weingartner purchased about 20 acres fronting Beckford Street Maryland Avenue Winston Street and adjacent avenues from the Irish estate of Rogo Street. The deal reportedly centered on a $3000 consideration. Weingartner plans to continue development efforts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care P. Dustane
Baeorge
T. Weinganer
Om Beckford Street
Maryland Avenue
Winston Street
Hetwent Stanton Avenue
Franklin Avenues
Trish
Rogo Street
Weingartner
Balding
French Recapture Ground amid Marne Front Dispatch
German forces press along the Marne with advances toward Paris while French and British troops halt their push. Reports indicate German gains near Chateau Thierry and converging actions along the Aisne and Marne as Foch and Petain marshal reserves for a potential major counterstrike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marne
Veresieull
Chats
Vorchins
Ftheims
Roeine
Marna
Feueints
Yaris
Jina
Timne
tsme-Marna
Maru River
Arene Rak
Jodzenne
Wil
Bluck
Meria
Chateson ‘Thierry
Teutouse
Cintlaan Thierry
Chartevaes
Rheins
Boltsoustril
Aipne
Aisne
Verle
Andre Rivera
Marts
Eit
Campigne
Crateau
Thierry Kont
Pritz von Ticlow
Paris
Caplet
Foch
Petrin
Cominier
Ceranaus
Noxon
Aweton
Seeman
Mreneh Veteris
Thala
Noyen
Courey le Chateau
Chateau Thierry
Soi
Paria Chala
Mame
Allette River
Berancourt
Meranceirt
Eigtr Aniles
Nevan
Yorth
Soissons
Trefenses
Graham Arrives Safely In Camp
Me and Mrs. Tiihert Graham at Christmas Street received a letter yesterday from their son Robert who left about three weeks ago. Miss Grae Shaw a comely Indian male at Stewart New has taken elevator duty in a large office building. Tracing the plans of a new fire farm box for a hotel or large building, alarms may be sounded and a fire escape rapa harness. About 100,000 or 35,000 typewriting machines have been supplied to British government departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiihert Graham
Chrstmas Street
Rober
Air the
Ain In
Grae Shaw
Stewart, New
Env
Four Sons In Service From Mahoningtown Area
Mrs Thole Varisy reports four sons serving in the armed forces. One has been in France since Christmas. Willi Parizd serves in the engineering corps near Lake Charles, Louisiana. Edward McCowan heads to Camp Greenlee in Georgia with the city’s latest quota. Lev Glenn Parise, 13, is in the coast artillery at Fort Rodman, Massachusetts. The fourth son, Parise Parile, elsewhere in the army, has not been heard from in seven weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thole Varisy
Mahoningtown
Willi
Lake Charles
Toulsiana
Fini
Yslaw Bea Fea
Lev Glenn Parise
Coat Artillery
Fort Radman
Mass
Edward McCow
Seventh Ward
Aha Sundas
Greenteal
Memorial Sunday Evening at New Castle Circle No a BH C
The New Castle Circle No a BH C completes arrangements for the annual memorial services to be held Sunday May 2 at First Baptist. Rev F J McAlister will deliver, under John J Owens leadership the choir. Special mention honors Dr Betty S Gas tot killed in France. Members meet at Odd Fellows Mall to attend in a spirit of fraternal regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle Circle No. A
BH. C
Vic
First Baptist
F. J. McAlister
John J. Qwens
Betty 8. Gastot
France
Cirell
Circle Chamber
Circle Chamber, Odd Felons
Neshannock Ayonute
Wilkin
Williain Hf. Williams
Tor Avenue
Iheart
William
Willliams
Newport
Wales
Caroline Furniss
New Castle
Mm.el
Fred Boal
West Middlesex
Percy L. Willams
Akron
Charles HW. Wiliams
Monesson
Harry Willama
St Petersburg
Joseph Lawis
Wilkinsburg
M. B. Williams
Trarla
Greenwoot Cemetery
Women Accused of Shoplifting In Mayor's Dite Case
In a disorderly scene at 1010 Moravia Street two women are accused of stealing numerous small items. Police found a stash of goods including umbrellas spoons shoes and unopened price tags hidden in a room described as a rival store’s stash area. Officers transported the goods to the station for identification by department store representatives. The pair face preliminary hearing before Alderman Green this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman Feld
Ghiiins
Hilliers, Ilhison
George
Moravia Street
Ohnave Weinberg
Sygie Amaia
Green
Red Cross War Fund Receives Strong Wilmington Support
Reports show Wey Brothers and New Castle Routing Mills at 190 percent in contributions to the Second Red Cross War Fund. Both firms are active in war work. Wilmington borough has added 1070 for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Brothers
New Castle
Ted Cross
Red Cross
Mow
Wilmington Boro
Strange Malady Sweeps Spain
Madrid reports the infanta Tsabella, daughter of King Alfonso, has taken ill with a strange malady sweeping the country. The king is said to be affected and telegraph services have been disrupted in some areas as the illness spreads rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Infanta Tsabella
Alfonso
Spain
Alarm Over Decline in Sunday Schools at County Convention
A 1918 convention program calls for increased Sunday school participation amid a statewide decline. Leaders urge delegates from each school, fund Liberty bonds, and run a recruitment drive. The document includes addresses by Dr J Linwood Kleenberg and BY Landes, with committee lists and plans for meals at Elmner Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Charel
Ateeda
Molto
J. Linwood Kleenberg
Tia
Tay
Gon
Afr
Lestie
Lawrones County
Sabbath School Association
M. W. Lestie
New Cantle
Cumberland Gowing
Cumberland County
Carson
Commonwealth
W. G. Landes
J. A. Casby
Ellwood City
M. R. Riley
New Wilcomington
M. Calderwood
Bedford
J. W. Owens
Garth Edmundsau
Garth Rapson
First ‘Amptist Missionary Society
Convention Church
Elmner Camping
Delegates Arrive for Moravia Street Patriot Parade
Delegates arrive as preparations for a patriotic parade proceed. CG Horner is named chief marshal with C Ed Brown as marshal of the military division. Five divisions will include military, city county officials, visiting Eagles, fraternal groups, and floats with prizes totaling 150 dollars for top delegations and 10 dollars for best float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
MT Street
Mim Street
Division Street
Moravia Street
Long Avenue
Min Street
Mill Street
Croton Avenue
South Croton Avenue
CG. Horner
C. Ed
TAO Seconnarision
Air Laches
Delegaona
Deaths of the Day in a Pittsburgh Area Paper
A string of obituary notices reports deaths in the Pittsburgh area including Mrs William Breen and Mary Elizabeth Preenan, with funeral details and burial plans. Other items note deaths of Elizabeth Hazel Sleckart, Mrs H Dressler Nixon, Mary Natuz, and Clement Taylor, with service times and cemetery interment information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cite
Elizabeth Hazel Sleckart
Ferman
Emma Nowercox
North Legavenue
Trey. M. Sh
Williams
W. J. Vaughn
Palleagers
Ralph Bender
Charles Jamison
Arthur
Marty Carlson
Misa Eizabeth Martn
Oak Park Cemetery
Community Singing Sunday Evening Endorsed Nationwide
Community singing promoted by the President and Gov. Mrumbaugh gains wide appeal with a New York chorus of over 10 000 under Prof Barnhart. Youngstown and neighboring cities show strong interest as the government endorses the 65 song book I Hear America Singing and urges public participation at the First Christian church service featuring a shore talk by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrumbaugh
New York
Barnhart
Youngstown
Imber
America
Rnd
First Christian Church
Draft Board Resets Examinations for Some Draft-Eligible Men
The city draft board will send men with physical disqualifications to Pittsburg for re-examination under new rules to speed their review. Secretary Robert McKinney White notes unfair criticism and says many cases are being corrected as more men are accepted. Local complaints will be heard at the Graft boards office in the Lawrence Savings Trust building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Craft Board
Pittsburg
Coutso
Robert McKinney White
Rio
Plesburg
Ltho
Lawrence Savings & ‘Trust Company
Southside Auditions Draw Wide Interest for Benefit Contest
People of the Southside show strong interest in a long musical contest to be held in the High school auditorium Thursday evening next. The event supports a Red Cross benefit, heightening local enthusiasm as Southsiders, noted music lovers and patriots, rally to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Red Cross
Southside church workers plan Sharon convention at Mount Zion
A large number of Southaide church workers will attend a convention at Mount Zion Church in Sharon on June 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southaide
Mount Zion Church
Sharon
Shenango Valley Hospital Counts Admissions and Discharges
Admitted Mary Harlan Sheridan avenue John Zehner Zellcaple Estie Stewart Washington street Mrs Mina Obletds Portereville Percy Lavarach Ray street Discharged Frank Brady B C Kamp Louis Southern MUI street Lawrence Gibson Ailan street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harlan
Sheridan Avenue
John Zehner
Zellcaple
Estie Stewart
Washington Street
Mina Obletds
Portereville
Percy Lavarach
Ray Street
Frank Brady
B. & C. Kamp
Louis Southern
Mui
Lawrence Gibson
Ailan Street
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Grand Jury
Dist
Atty
Muse
Mise Francis Graham
Volant
Weilie
Wiursday
Yankees
Westside
Pale Tyne
Gavermarne Hepersvatative
War Stans
Rom Macau
Ventad
Marie
Ines
Ifland
Merno
Wien
Hensed
Graham
Britten
Belle Parise
Uncle Sam
P.H. C. Memorial
Mads
Derry
Gaston
Red Cross Fund
Philadelphia
Allies For Parade
Willian
Breen
Jade
Mary Elizabeth Preenan
Fof Willwin A. Preeman
Vitsburg
Jer Noite
Staple Avenue
Northertide
Howard M. Locklard
Grovlwil
Wye
Pillsburg and
Lake Erde
Ils
Amlies
Joseph L. Biddly
Ssatelle Biddle
Joseph Jl Diddle
Lowellville
Hiddle
Darlington
Neaver County
Aml
Emanuel Musser
Maitland Memorial Olwirch
Oly
Roy [Viddie
JW. Stiddle
Mamison Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Nixon
H. Dressler Nixon
McKees Books
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Graceland Cemetery
Wubois
McKees Rocks
Mary Natuz
John“Natuz
Bessemer
St. Anthony’s Church
St Anthony's, Geometery
Ci Faytor
Clement Taylor
Hicrest Avenue
Taylor
Granselli Powder Works
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Ida ‘Taylor
Frank Mattern
Sr. J. Taylor
Mia
G. WW. Hines
Slippery Rock
The
Shenango Valley Hospital
Just
Liege
Tome Im
Ictes
Nery
W.F. Dufford & CO
BELL
T1s & North
Chas
R. Kelley
Button
Amedlance Service
Oper
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