Mexicans Kill Nine Americans Raider Reports Reach El Paso
Reports from the Big Bend area say Mexican raiders killed nine Americans at Glen Springs. Military authorities are investigating with previous raids cited. A recent attack destroyed an American camp and led to prisoner take, later pursued by Major Orne’s punitive expedition.
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International News Service
EL Paso
Tex
Big Bend
Texas
Glen Springs
Orne
Fifty seventh M E district conference gathers in Epworth church
Ministers and laymen from the New Castle district, about 40 attendees, convene at Epworth M E Church in Sharon for the fifty seventh session. The program includes quiet hour services, scripture exposition, licenses renewed for local preachers, and reports from delegates on the Saratoga Springs quadrennial general conference. The session closes with a sermon by Rev. K T JaQuay. Ladies of Epworth Congregation provide meals.
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New Castle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth M. E. Church
C. G. Farris
Allgood
John
C. A. Williams
Sharon
S. H. Bartlett
Harrisville
J. Bell Neff
First Church
J. A. Memey
J. H. Clemens
First Methodist Church
Ralph M. Campbell
M. E
Saratoga Springs
N. J
Willis K. Crosby
Sandy Lake
Toight
K. T. JaQuay
Sharpsville
Auditors Appointed to Audit New Castle School Accounts
Attorney William J. Moffatt representing the New Castle school district moved for the appointment of auditors. Judge Emery named Joh H. Gardner and Quincy A. Meride to begin July 1 and complete the audit by September 65 1916 with a full itemized statement on completion.
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William J. Moffatt
New Castle
Emery
Joh H. Gardner
Quincy A. Meride
Arguments Heard By Judge Emery
Judge Emery heard multiple civil matters this morning in two-part sessions. Cases included David H. Smith versus Central District Printing and Telegraph Company, Annie Armour versus Mahoning and Shenango Railway and Light, and Watkins versus the same firm, among others. Continuous motions addressed included new trial requests and judgments not withstanding verdicts.
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Emery
David H. Smith
Central District Printing and Telegraph Company
Assumpsit
Smith
Court Street
German Attacks Repulsed at Vaux- Damoup Fort Front
Paris dispatch reports night German assaults on the Vaux de Damloup front northeast of Verdun were repulsed by French forces. The crown prince presses Fort Vaux from three sides as bombardment remains extreme with intermittent cannonade along the rest of the line.
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Charles F. Bertelli
Paris
Vaux- Damloup
Verdun
French War Office
Crown Prince
Fort Vaux
Meuse
Vaux de Damloup
Realty Transfers From City Listings and Sums
Real estate transfers listed show various parcels changing hands with prices including Margaret J. Gault to John Hudak in Eighth ward for 350 dollars and Laura N. Hill to Pietro Natale in Fifth ward for 1475 dollars. Other transfers include unions at Union and Perry with nominal prices and multiple neighborhood wards.
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Margaret J. Gault
John Hudak
Eighth Ward
James B. Kearns
Anna M. Kearns
Union
Lawrence W. Platt
Grace E. McElhaney
Rosa Belloran
M. C. Hague
Ellwood
Nancy Winner
Rebecca J. Bauder
Perry
J. F. Stanley
A. F. Benson
North Beaver
John Morrissey
Mary A. Morissey
Laura N. Hill
Pietro Natale
Fifth Ward
John B. Offutt
Albert W. Allshouse
Joseph Lawrence
George A. Jones
Fourth Ward
W. A. Brown
J. C. Cunninghham
Wampum
Lord Kitchener and Staff Sinking Shocks England in War News
The Hampshire cruiser carrying Lord Kitchener and his staff was sunk near the Orkneys. Kitchener, 66, had led war councils in Paris and directed missions to Petrograd and Athens. Reports suggest a German submarine or a mine caused the loss while 655 men and distinguished passengers were aboard.
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Lord Kitchener
England
Ballylongford
County Kerry
Ireland
Paris
Petrograd
East Front
Teutons
Verdun
David Lloyd-George
Admiralty
Hampshire
Sir John Jellicoe
Grand Fleet
Near-East
Dardanelles
Gallipoli Peninsula
London
Gallipoli
Salonika
Athens
Constantine
Balkans
Greece
Russia
Orkney
Scotland
Devonshire
Argyl
Roxborough
Antrim
Carnarvon
Elswick
Henry W. Grant
New Fire Hydrants To Be Installed In City
City council approved locations for ten new fire hydrants after inspection by council members Mayne and Hamilton with Fire Chief Connery. Hydrants will be placed at Cascade and Butler streets, Butler avenue and the limestone railroad, Adams and Stanton, Clayton and Fourth, Canyon and unnamed alley, North Mercer and Moody, Haus and Woodlawn, and South Jefferson and Terrace avenues.
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Charles B. Mayne
J. M. Hamilton
Frank Connery
Cascade
Butler Streets
Butler Avenue
Limestone Railroad
Adams Street
Stanton Avenue
Clayton Street
Fourth Street
Canyon Street
Unnamed Alley
Mercer Street
Moody Avenue
Haus Avenue
Woodlawn
Jefferson Street
Terrace Avenue
Political maneuvering to place Hughes in nomination dispute continues
Delegates monitor talks at Congress Auditorium and Blackstone hotels as Roosevelt allies press for control. Leaders from Borah to Perkins push for a non Hughes Republican to align with Roosevelt while avoiding a three way race. A dark horse Lodge remains a possible compromise as opening convention day approaches.
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Congress
Auditorium
Blackstone
Col. Roosevelt
Borah
Kenyon
Penrose
George W. Perkins
John McGrath
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Murray Crane
Whitman
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Od Guard
Hughes
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Col
Marines In Battle At San Domingo
American Minister Russell reported from Santo Domingo that on June 4 Marines near Fonds Verrettes killed eleven bandits in a clash with natives. Two bandit chieftains named Melelles and Codio died. In Monte Christie, seven bandits were killed when 200 natives attacked a marine outpost. no American casualties.
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International News Service
Washington
Russell
Santo Domingo
State Department
Fonds Verrettes
Melelles
Codio
Navy Department
Monte Christie
Caperton
Campaign for St. Margaret's church fund succeeds
A campaign to raise 500 dollars to pay the church debt at St. Margaret's is progressing well. So far 200 dollars has been collected and organizers expect to exceed the goal by month’s end.
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St. Margaret's Church
Weekend closures set for summer half-holidays
The business will close tomorrow afternoon and every Wednesday afternoon during June July August and September for its regular half-holiday.
Deaths of the Day and Notable Obituaries in Lawrence County
Funeral notices for Ezekiel Thompson at 103 South Walnut Street and 2 p.m. Monday at Mrs. Robert V. Thompson's home. Services by Dr. H. J. Whalen with Oak Park cemetery interment and listed pallbearers. Also notices Fiore Sforza 41 dies after long illness. Anna Armando 5 dies. Benjamin Hackett 24. Harry Hoffmaster dies after appendicitis. William Verner dies after stroke. funeral set for First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Hannah E. Park funeral at West Long Avenue. interment in Uniondale cemetery in Pittsburgh.
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Mr. Thompson
Ezekiel Thompson
Lawrence County
Robert V. Thompson
South Walnut Street
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Arrow
D. 8. Williams
R. Co. Fralick
W. B. Thorn
Benjamin Reed
Harry D. Craven
Fiore Sforza
Duquesne Street
Joseph
Concetta
St. Vitus Church
St. Vitus
Anna
Pasquale Armando
West Sutton Street
Benjamin N. Hackett
West
Washington Street
K. B
Lulu Hackett
A. M. E. Zion
Lena Belle Fletcher
Youngstown
Harry E. Hoffmaster
Peerless Laundry
City Hospital
Margaret Love
Esther Martha
Harry Gaylord
Hoffmaster
Trinity M. E. Church
Odd Fellows
Eastside Improvement Club
William James Verner
Knox
Long and
Verner
Pittsburg
William and
Matilda Verner
Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Priscilla Erwin
Sharon
New Castle
First Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Priscilla Verner
Louis Vandegriff
Fliza Triplett
George Verner
Hannah E. Park
West Long Avenue
George Richards
Olwen Perrott
Flora Davis
David Lewis
Harry Jones
Uniondale Cemetery
Shenango Valley Hospital Nurse Training School Commencement Night
The annual commencement exercises of the Shenango Valley Hospital Training School for nurses will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the Y W C A auditorium. The public is invited to attend.
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Shenango Valley Hospital Training School For Nurses
Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club Meeting Tonight
The Rae Muirhead Business Girls' Club holds its weekly meeting at the association with supper at 6 15 followed by the monthly business meeting. The Spanish class shifts from Wednesday to Friday afternoon.
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Rae Muirhead Business Girls’ Club
Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry James and son of Warren Ohio complete a visit here. Arthur Williams and son of Bessemer visit with Dr and Mrs T M Shaffer. Miss Myrtle Abblett of Hubbard Ohio stays with grandmother Belle Parison. Various locals improve or travel as residences and relatives are noted.
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Harry James
Warren, O
Arthur Williams
Bessemer
T. M. Shaffer
East Washington Street
Myrtle Abblett
Hubbard, O
Belle Parison
Eastside
W. H. Pitzer
Elizabeth Neff
South Mill Street
Fannie Graham
Volant
Beatrice Jenkins
Hanna Street
Francis Felton
Wheeling
West Virginia
Southside
William Daugherty
Blunston Avenue
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M. E. District
New Castle District
Epworth Church
Ralph H. Gardner
Quincy McBride
W. F. Dufford & Co
Washington St
Bell-Ans
San Domingo
More Sforza
Anna Armando
Harry Ek
R. M. B. G. Club
Mather Bros. Company
E. Washington Street
Nixon
Dorothy Gish
Owen Moore
Susan
Triangle Fine Arts
Keystone
Gertrude McCoy
Fisher’s
Jefferson St
Fisher
Miss Elder
Miss McKee
Thomas Flynn
Clearview Avenue
Minnie Jackson
Columbus
Emma C. Butz
Pittsburgh
Charles F. Montgomery
Wallace Avenue
Lyde McIver
Mollie Mc‘Iver
Grace Love
William
Regent Theatre
Isabel
Florence Lawrence
Regent
Bell Phone
S. S. Rice
E. North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Baton
S. Mill Street
McIver
L. B. Pettigrew
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