Maitland Jail Missions Report Ends Year 1918
Rev Samuel R Maitland reports Erie conference Methodist Church year ending May 20 1918 with 148 messages and 800 converts across city jail county jail and Greenwood M E church visits from July to May 20 1918. Total 800 converts and 148 messages recorded at multiple jail and church locations including City Jail Greenwood M E Church and County Jail.
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Samuel R. Maitland
New Castle
Erie
The
Methodist Church
City
Greenwood M. E. Church
Greenwood M. E
County
Greenwood M. EB
Greenwood M. B E. Church
City Jail
North Girard
Rev. Jones
Salvation Army Hall
Greenwood M. B .Church
Greenwood M. E Church
Grace M. E. Church
Conti Relates Mexican Trip Raiders
D Troop of the 8th United States cavalry under Captain Carswell crossed the Rio Grande at Stillwell s Ford pursuing raiders who drove 50 head of cattle into the United States. They captured 23 Mexicans, endured a severe hailstorm and heat, and returned to Glenn Springs with no injuries. Two New Castle soldiers were listed as missing from the expedition.
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Vitus Conti
Glenn Springs
Tex
D. Troop
8Th
United States Cavalry
Carswell
Stillwell’s Ford
Rio Grande River
Marathon
Texas
Mexico
United States
Jas. Manning
Horne Petit
Ryan
Shaffer
Pecataria
Juvenile Court Session Opens With Parole Effort
Parole officer W C Smith led a large juvenile class as Judge Emery opened the session in chambers. Mrs Emery the judge's wife attended to see how she might help delinquents improve. Department reports were generally satisfactory.
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W. C. Smith
Postponed City Property Tax Sale Set for August 15
The city postpones the sale of properties with 1917 taxes due to August 15 at 10 a.m. Owners may still pay back taxes to halt the sale. In Youngstown a resident, Michael Burns, vows loneliness with his two sons and contemplates enlisting in the Marines after quiet home boxing sessions.
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Youngstown
Joseph
James
Michael Burns
The
Smarines
Over 54 000 Youths Registered For Army Service This Year
Reports from 253 of 282 local boards in the state indicate 54 114 youths turned 21 and registered for draft. White registrants total 44 189, colored 3 114, aliens 6 811. Philadelphia reports unusually light alien registrations and an inquiry is expected.
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Withburg
State Draft Bureau
Philadelphia
Western Union Rejection Sparks Talk of Federal Control
Washington June 6. Officials see President Carlton’s rejection of the war board’s decision in the commercial telegraphers dispute as a subtle opening to invite government control of telegraph lines.
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Washington
Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Co
National War Board
Labor Board
McAdoo Eyes Ousting Rail VP Crew Under Federal Control
Rumor says Director General McAdoo seriously plans removal of railroad vice presidents and traffic chiefs allied with private policy. Regional directors were consulted at White Sulphur Springs. Reported saving of about $25 million annually from the move.
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Washington
McAdoo
White Sulphur Springs
Judge Spares French Hero From Fine for Speeding
Cincinnati June 6 Arthur Adams 26 of Cincinnati escaped a speeding fine after presenting a French war cross of valor. Judge Fox said I cannot fine a hero like you but heroes must obey the law. Adams served on a transport gun crew recent discharge. The crew fought two submarines in the Bay of Biscay last October, sinking one at the bay entrance after a three hour battle. the second sub was sunk later. A French medal was awarded to each crew member.
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Cincinnati
Arthur Adams
Judge Fox
Adams
Bay of Biscay
City Hall Signs Placed On Building Corner
James A. Horton, commissioner of public property, has had two gold signs bearing the inscription City Hall placed at the southeast corner of the building so they can be seen from a distance.
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James A. Horton
City Hall
Senate debate over German submarines provokes sharp exchange
In Washington on June 5 the Senate waged a fierce clash as Senator J Hamilton Lewis charged partisan attacks invited German submarines to American shores. Senator Brandegee had read an editorial demanding Navy explanations for delayed danger signals. Senator Lodge rebutted, arguing German actions were provoked by U.S. troop rhetoric to France.
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Washington
Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Brandegee
Connecticut
Navy Department
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Lewis
American
France
Cash and Carry Plan Adopted for Blair County
Blair County merchants vote to launch a cash and carry system on June 17 with deliveries at five cents and only one daily delivery. Three hundred merchants approve the plan at a meeting in Altoona.
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Altoona
Blair County
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