Peak Charged With Murder Of J. Frost
Peak is jailed on a murder charge after J. Frost died at the Peak home near West Pittsburg pond. Post mortem found a brain blood clot and intestinal bruising. Frost, 53, had a stroke previously. accounts differ on whether a quarrel occurred outside or inside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tautes Frost
Ransom Peak
Pittsburg
Prost
H. G. Coaces
Seventh Ward
Mekin
Norris
Frost
Peak
Young Men Register Here 50007
Early 1900s report on voter registrations shows about 7109 registered across two precincts with wards listed by counts. Seventh ward was largest, Fourth ward third with 763, Sixth ward smallest at 242. names of chief registrars and ward readers noted. Repository of registration totals by precinct appears alongside ward leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Newell
Merka Fritz
Ohn C. Wart, Jr
Land Henry
Parl Steward
Ta “Per
Mort McCready
FR. Walph
Homer Drake
Carl McCrears
Hildebrand
Patterson
Sayne Beighton
Vrae Heoward
William Kaeher
Whinew
Local Precinct Notes Describe Ward Boundaries and Events
Fragmentary OCR shows references to Precincts four, second, third and sixth wards with scattered numbers and identifiers. Mentions of First Ward and Highth Ward appear alongside unclear terms, suggesting a list of precincts or polling areas without complete context or dates.
Cemetery Co Asks Restitution For Hydrant Damage
Memorial day incident at Wood Cemetery saw an automobile strike a hydrant causing damage. Cemetery Company proposes the motorist pay $7 to cover the cost of a new hydrant to satisfy the association and settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rai
Sireenwood
Toynbee New Rotary Head
At a Rotary club board meeting last night officers were elected: President Harry S Toynber Vice President C P Dus hane Treasurer Frank Pischer Secretary IF FE Seay Sergeant at arms Ira Ramsey. Committees named for Entertainment Public Affairs Transportation Social Grievance with chairmen and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Harry S. Toynber
C. P. DuShane
Frank Pischer
IF. FE. Seay
Iira Ramsey
Wehberg
D. Lb. Cole
Stadelhofer
P. J. Runkle
Chas
J. Merler
L. G. Nail
Welty Rugh
Business Leaders Warn Of War Time Hardship
Youngstown banker A. Adams told a YMCA gathering that wartime conditions will drive many businesses to close year end losses and that even a single year end surplus will attract scorn. He argued overall prosperity must shrink as iron and steel industries struggle amid the war. Speakers including Rev MeAMMater and Fred Renta addressed the interval while David Jameson acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Adams
Youngstown
von Lincheon
Ory i
Iran
Adavis
Adgrta
Plb
Meammater
Fred 2. Renta
Rrorge Muxa
Gomminsioner Kennedy
Wino David Tameser
Registration Boom Drives City to Standstill in Cleveland
Cleveland reports a chaotic registration day as officials race to list 10,000 unregistered residents. printers churn out duplicate cards at 5,000 per hour but only 60,000 cards were ordered. In St. Louis 72,328 registered from 487 precincts as statewide totals near 342,000. Arrests for failure to register rise in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelan
Washington
Uowsands
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Missouri
McCord
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis
Mariga County
War Department
Meridian
Miss
Alabama
Charleston
W. Va
Jones
George
Wallace
Armed Liner Sinks Submarine in Open Sea
An American armed liner engaged a U boat after exposing the flag and opening fire. After a dramatic exchange, the submarine sank stern first, with officials noting the striking shots likely hit a vulnerable bow area. The navy confirms the sinking but withholds the line's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Submarine Threats Spring From Mongolian Encounter
The Mongolia’s first contact with a submarine led to immediate disclosure of the ship and crew. Since then the Mongolia has faced repeated submarine attacks, with strong evidence that Germans aim to sink all ships making successful attacks on U boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mongolia
Flng
Welsh Committees Meet On Wednesday Evening
An important joint meeting of realist and speakers committees of the Welsh day executive committee will be held this Wednesday at 7 o clock sharp at the home of Thomas Edwards of South Mercer street. The Welsh reunion is set for July 14 and every committee member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realist
Seakers
Thomas Edwards
South Mercer Street
Exertion Of Mowing His Yard Fatal To Easterner
Atlantic City June 6 Charles P Farwell a wealthy Philadelphia ship chandler collapsed at the dinner table with his wife and friends after overexertion while mowing the yard and died before a physician could be summoned Heart trouble and overexertion were given as the causes of death according to the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Charles P. Farwell
Philadelphia
Mec
Farwell
Several New Castle youths join U.S. army posts
SEVERAL NEW CASTLE youths assigned to posts are reported from Columbus barracks. Lon H Frill recently entered the verbal corps at the U S army and writes from Columpius Ohio that the New Castle lads are well. Anrey Kenehan William Hutchison Frank Chistiano from Croton Avenue left Tursley for Fort Riley Kansas. Other recruits include Thay Duncan Ralph Bair and Pred Rutter from Vibvand Cy. Ernest James and Grill from Hilwood City are ready to go. Wil Jim Piersell of Longs Avenue enlisted in the engineering department and sent to Washington. Crill praises the Columbus barracks for good food and discipline. recruits receive lectures and are advised to avoid bars and resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon H. Frill
United States Army
Columpius
New Castle
Anrey Kenehan
William Hutchison
Frank Chistiano
Croton Avenue
Tursley Rurning
Fort Riley
Kansas
Thay Duncan
Ralph Bair
Pred Rutter
Oly Vibvand Cy
Nome
Columbus
Night Garbage Collection Details From City Notice
The city describes night garbage collection with trucks operating on a single route per night. Crews remain on duty to empty containers and ensure timely pickups, while one truck may be serviced later in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poastte
Gaplach
Dr Williams to be buried today in New Wilmington
Funeral services for Tin O. A. Wie are set for Wednesday afternoon at his mother's home in New Wilmington. The interment will be in the cemetery there, with many friends from Sharon expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Williams
Sharon
Dune
Tin O. A
New Wilmington
Four Arrests In Keet Case
Springfield detectives announce four arrests in the Keet kidnapping case after a gang steals a child named Huddle Keet. The leader’s identity remains unrevealed and may be a man or a woman. J Holland Keet, father of the kidnapped child, continues his perilous vigil through a storm as ransom money, variously reported at 10000, 16000, or 25000 dollars, is carried in the car toward a hoped return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Kansas City
J. Holland Keet
Byss
Keet
Kidpapers
Superstitions Of Precious Stones Revealed
A 19th century article notes beliefs about stones. The garland mentions a gale worn against lightning, berg promoting harmony, turquoise shielding from falls, topaz casting out enchantments, emeralds guarded by Kiants and dragons, opal linked to love and invisibility.
Opera House Offers Second Meeting After Low Bond Turnout
Jacob Genkinger, manager and owner of the opera house, expressed regret this morning over the public’s failure to attend the Liberty bond meeting last night. He offered the opera house for another meeting at a time convenient for the committee in charge, noting that the lure of registration proved too strong to overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Genkinger
Opera House
Opera
Struck by Auto Injuresing Youngstown Engineer
Ww C Welker of Youngstown a civil engineer for the traction company was struck by a Ford motor truck belonging to the Star Grocery company while crossing Washington Street today. He suffered a cut above the left eye and bruises, and was taken to Dr Knoll who stitched the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. Welker
Youngstown
The
Traction Company
Star Grocery Company
Washington Street
J. T. Cottons Markets Open Saturdays Until 9
J T Cotton states his Meat Markets at 24 East Washington and the Central Market will remain open until 9 PM on Saturdays despite others actions. He cites customer needs and affirms usual hours beyond that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Central Market
T. Cotton
Ady) Partel
Moss Bread and Its Fermented Sprout Method
A moss bread from a mossy stalk along the Columbia river by Indiana is prepared by soaking, fermenting, and rolling into large boll shapes. The dough is baked in pita, producing a sprightly, sprinsh loaf from the sprucery tree growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Indiana
Deaths of the Day Mrs Leona Hearick Prosser
Local friends report the death of Mrs Leona Hearick Prosser wife of Milo Prosser at Rochester hospital Pennsylvania She was in her 21st year Funeral services will be held at her parents home 108 Moralind Street Woodlawn Wednesday at noon The remains will be brought to this city arriving 2 52 pm over tha T and IL E and services will be at Oak Park mausoleum Burnished by a local obituary note list includes multiple unrelated notices of survivors and other death announcements in varied locations
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Peaks
Frost
Peak
James H. Frost
Mahoningtown
Anna
Cameron) Frost
Audley M
Samuel J
Prost
Jotim T
Harom
GM. Frost
J. K. Whitner
Cleveland
Agdley NM. Frost
North
Cedar Street
Oak Park Cemetery
Leon Heurick Prosser
Leona Hearick Prosser
Milo Prosser
Rochester Hospital
Rochester
W. H. Rearick
Moralind Street
Woodlawn
Sermca
Oak Park,mausoleum
Seymour BR. Moon
Seymour
Moon
B. Moon
Hope
Thomas Housevard
Pittsburg
Monnay- Shaw
Harm
New Castle
John Alford
Beaver Falls
Genesa College
Durie
Wilkinsburg
Alford
Jacksonville
Fla
J. Alford
New York
Chicago
Thomas Boulevard
Jlerment
Private
Tufts Ambulance Unit Sails for France in WWI effort
Joseph S White of New Castle sails with Tufts College Ambulance Unit to join the French war effort on June 2. Mrs Clara E White, his mother, left for the East to bid farewell as the unit receives a send off at Goddard Chapel with remarks by Dr Bolles and President Bumpus. The group joins the United States Ambulance Corps and will serve until war’s end.
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Joseph S. White
Thia City
Tulls College
France
Clara E.* White
Joseph
Boston Journal
Tufts College
Tufts Officers Training Corps
Goddard Chapel
Bolles
Tufts
Bumpus
College
United States Ambulance Corps
Five rifles per man in training and reserve
The text outlines a wartime doctrine assigning five rifles to every soldier: one in hand, one in immediate reserve, one at the base, and one each in the hands of two recruits in training to replace killed, captured, or incapacitated men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal- Mer
German Man Tries Suicide by Gun in Harmony Line Brush
Police found Oscar Herman 28 of 5319 Camilla Street Pittsburg near the Harmony Line brush at Pearson Street. He fired four shots from a 22 caliber revolver tied to his wrist while speaking of avoiding war service. He was rushed to Shenango Valley Hospital in critical condition. authorities believe he traveled from Pittsburgh to New Castle the previous day. A mysterious anonymous telegraphed message links him to an insane asylum and a confidant.
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Harmony Track
Pearson Street
Hiu
Shenangs Valley Hospital
Pittshburg
Logan
Oscar Herman
Camilla Street
Pittsburg
Fisbe
New Castle
Birthday Party for Six Year Old at Albertstree
Mrs Hartzell of Albertstreat hosted a birthday party Monday afternoon for six year old Varold Russell. Guests aged from two to five enjoyed games from 2 to 5 pm with mint cake and candy table decor in pink and white. Attending were Josephine McGown, Louisa Machab, Martha Muse, Elinor Bush, and others. organizers included Mrs Hartzell and Mrs Treser. The Frank Geiger Bible class meets at 224 North Walnut Street Thursday at 8 o clock. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Geiger
North Walnut Street
O' Clack- All
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J. Frost
Val Beedad
Vaz
Titty Ward
Geoond
Highth Ward
Preetnel
Supe
Wik Automobilists Mighty
Toynbee
Popular Insurance
New Castle Club
Lee Mecfate
David Jamison
Fob
Renta
John A. Buller
Wo OR
Veach
Robert Mckinnes
John W Knox
Transportation Committee
Michner
George W. Winter
Cope
I. F. Trentz
J. F. Rhodes
Jos
Rive
Poo
Fike
W. J. Evans
Chaimnarn
Scott Paisley
Archie Gordon
Zep TR Johnson
Robert Whitla
Harily Toynder
Saint Louis, MO
Mary
Faye
Hyery Meanbeu
Music and
Kenehan
Hutchison, Chisuano
Ellwood Boys
Baneee
J. T. Cotton’s Markets
Mr. Seamans
R. Franklin Seamans
J. H. OD. Seamans
Prank Avenue
J. Elmer Campbell
Third United Presbyterian Church
Greenwod Cemetery
Mlonla A. McConahy
Martin Street
Veatch
Brute W. Reddish
Trinity Episcopal Church
George W. Veach
Willmeta
Greenwood Newetery
Mr. Eakin
Joseph W. Zakin
Ulkerson Street
S. M. F. Nesbitt
Central Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Boltin
New Castle Youth Sails
Joseph 8. White
William HL Smyth
Near Harmony Line
Heroin
Acaquafatei
W.F. Dufford & CO
East
Washington St
M. F. Dufford & CO
ENSON
Bell Phone
E. North
Bell-Ans
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