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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

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Mysterious murder shocks Wampum as suspect flees

William Cassler a 21 year old prominent merchant in Wampum Pa is found murdered on Main Street early today by a negro identified as Lazarus Bollin Cassler cried robber as he fled Bollin fled toward Wampum Hollow and has not been seen Detective Trusel and state police pursue leads Cassler body sent to Marshall morgue for coroner's inquest and sister's arrival in Pittsburg awaited.

Wampum William Cassler Lazarus Bollin Bolline Wampum Hollow New Castle Beaver Falls Ellwood City John B. Trusel Marshall Morgue E. P. Norris

Allies Launch Fresh Offense in Aisne Marne Battle

Allied forces led by Americans push along the Aisne Marne front with rapid dashes into Torchy and Bouresches near Chateau Thierry. French and British units support a broad attack, capturing ground between Soissons and Rheims as the counter offensive gains momentum on the western flank.

Frank Charlton International News Service Aisne-Marne Chateau Thierry Newton Parke Marne French War Office Pershing Salient Soissons Rheims Picardy Flanders

Names Of 327 Lads Now Draftees

City draft board announces 327 youths registered at the headquarters on Wednesday are now subject to draft calls. They will be classified after questionnaires and orders of service determined. The list includes John Baker Barnhart Ralph Louis DeGregory William Benjamin Benne James Lumen Popp and others with addresses in Beckford Street Mercer Street Beaver Street Harold Ward Wharton and more.

John Baker Barnhart Beckford Street Ralph Louis DeGregory S. Mercer Street William Benjamin Benne N. Beaver Street James Lumen Popp North Mercer Street Harold Delbert Ward West Falls Street Harold Monroe Wharton W. Wabash Avenue Dane G. Hasson Carson St Charles Edwin Moore Water Street

War News From France Sparks County Campaign Plan

In Lawrence County Sunday schools will launch a ten percent attendance drive next Sunday to counter declines. W. G. Landes state secretary urged the plan at the Sabbath School Association meeting, with delegates approving the proposal and shifting Landes's talk to discuss the issue. Front Line Schools received certificates as Rev. R. M. Offutt led devotional services.

Lawrence County W. G. Landes Lawrence County Sabbath School Association Landes R. M. Offutt Wylie McCaslin Thomas McKee D. M. Marshall Association Eagles

Marines Press On Near Chateau Thierry As French Aid Grows

American marines battled northwest of Chateau Thierry near the Marne, winning most objectives and pushing toward Bouresches and Torey amid heavy shelling. French forces gained Hill 204 and advanced east of Veuilly La Poterie as British units joined the counterattack.

Paris Chateau Thierry Marne Oureq Torcy-Belleau-Bouresches Veuilly-La-Poterie the Aisne

Smallpox Case Leads City Health Debate

M F Shaeffer and family with the small pox are recovering at the municipal hospital per City Health Officer Dr. William Steen. Mayor Newell questioned delayed reporting, noting initial misdiagnosis with chicken pox and urging quarantine in doubtful cases with fines for noncompliance.

M. F. Shaeffer William L. Steen A. D. Newell Newell

Four Draftees Home from Camp Greenleaf

Four local boys drafted and sent to Camp Greenleaf Georgia have been returned due to physical defects. The men named are Vernon Bright William Flynn DeGraff Robinson and Earl V Davis.

Camp Greenleaf Vernon Bright William Flynn DeGraff Robinson Earl V. Davis

Fake Doctor Vanishes With Cash In Gettysburg Scam

A man posing as Dr Conrad C Becker, agent for Churchill Drug Co of Lima Ohio, collected several hundred dollars in Gettysburg and fled. Authorities learned after his departure that no Churchill Drug Co exists in Lima and police began their investigation.

Gettysburg Conrad C. Becker Churchill Drug Co Lima Lim

Rotary Club of New Castle Elects Officers for Year

The New Castle Rotary club directors met at noon Thursday and elected J. Lee McFate as President, Loyal W. Wilson as Vice-President, Carl E. Paisley as Secretary, and Jos. S. Rice as Treasurer. The Noon Day Luncheon is set for Monday at 12:45 in the Rotary Dining Room at the Y M C A with Rev. Williamson speaking on The White Elephant.

New Castle Carl E. Paisley Jos. S. Rice Rotary Rev. Williamson Highland U. P. Church

Frank Buhl Dies At Sharon Home

Sharon Pennsylvania June 7 Frank Buhl 70 retired steel magnate and philanthropist died suddenly at his home from acute indigestion He endowed Sharon with a 350 acre park a fine library and club house and aided charities the Red Cross and war funds in substantial sums of money across his long civic career

Sharon Frank Buhl Red Cross

Juvenile Court Actions Lead to Parole Discharges and Continuances

Judge Emery ruled this morning in juvenile court discharging William Shields Claire Gourley and Joseph Hill from parole. The case of Charles Gourley was continued as were matters against Curtis Guckert Andrew Morris and Guido Casgello. Walter W Livermore was ordered to pay costs in the Commonwealth v Lester Livermore or parole will continue.

Emery William Shields Claire Gourley Charles Gourley The Commonwealth Lester Livermore Walter W. Livermore Joseph Hill Curtis Guckert Andrew Morris Guido Casgello

Plan Proposed to Aid City Police Firemen and Sanitary Police

Councilman James A. Horton introduced a resolution to appropriate 4000 for city police officers firemen and sanitary police to buy needed uniforms and provide a roughly 10 percent pay supplement for the rest of the year. The measure, not yet funded, was sent to the committee of the whole for future action.

James A. Horton Committee of the Whole

Carolina Survivors Reach Seashore After Torpedoed Voyage

Mr and Mrs David Jameson of North Jefferson Street observed survivors of the steamship Carolina, torpedoed by a German submarine. The couple, aged 80, had been in the water for 48 hours before landing at a seashore resort and receiving an enthusiastic welcome.

David Jameson North Jefferson Street Atlantic City Carolina Aes Mr. Jameson

Navy Too Safe For Her Hubby

Pittsburg, June 7. Mrs. John Bendthson faced her husband in court charged with non support. After lengthy argument she agreed the navy is as dangerous as the army and signed a release allowing him to join the armed forces.

Pittsburg Army Navy John Bendthson

Last Chance to Join Tank Corps

Tomorrow closes the privilege of entering the overseas tank service for men aged 20 to 40. Applicants will be certified for immediate induction for service in France. Apply to James M. Clark at the employment office room 209 Wallace block.

Overseas Tank Service France James M. Clark Wallace Block

Seventy One Hulls Launched In May Sets World Record

American shipyards launched 71 hulls totaling 344450 dead weight tons in May, a world record for monthly output. The Shipping Board said the May total surpasses the United Kingdom’s 1913 high by 102250 tons and defeats Britain’s 1917 monthly average by 199325 tons.

International News Service Washington Shipping Board United Kingdom

County Tax Sale Set For Next Monday

County tax sale will be held next Monday for delinquent county taxes. County Treasurer A W Harbison reports a long list of unpaid taxes and notes a new law allowing sale of properties for city school taxes delinquent for 1915 6. Pay before August 1 to save 5 percent. during August taxes are payable at face value and September 1 the books go to collectors.

A. W. Harbison

Mikado Club Practices Robin Hood Opera

The Mikado Club held an excellent practice for Robin Hood last night in their hall on North Mill Street with Edward F. Kurtz directing. Every chorus was studied and some solo parts were sung. Future practices will be on Tuesday and Thursday nights weekly.

North Mill Street Edward F. Kurtz

Death Notice for William Cassler Newton Zuber and Lawrence Kausnik

Report lists William Cassler age unknown of 21 Wampum PA Newton Zuber of New Castle PA and Lawrence Kausnik age 31 of Bessemer PA as the deceased. The brief record provides no further details on causes or services.

William Cassler Wampum Newton Zuber New Castle Lawrence Kausnik Bessemer

Cleveland Teachers Suspected of Disloyalty Face Board Review

Cleveland teachers may lose their jobs this year if they cannot prove loyalty to the United States. About thirty instructors are under suspicion of not being entirely American and could be examined by the school board after an investigation by Superintendent Spaulding.

Cleveland, CO Spaulding

Irish Protest Green Paint On Bodies In Connelsville

Irish residents in Connelsville protest the use of green paint on pro German bodies. A foreigner who refused a Liberty Bond was painted after denouncing the United States. Eagles Express Thanks notes gratitude to newspapers city council police board of trade merchants and others who aided the state convention.

Connellsville United States Eagles Police Department Board of Trade Merchants Great Buccess

Settling Claims At Aetna Plant

Attorney Charles H. Young for the workmen's compensation board pursues settlements for claims arising from the Aetna powder plant explosion at Oakmont. The company insured itself and will pay a large sum, with settlements based on the maximum wage under a liberal company policy.

Charles H. Young Workmen's Compensation Board Aetna Oakmont

First Confederate Monument to be Erected in Pittsburg

The first Confederate dead monument outside Gettysburg will be placed in Pittsburg by the Daughters of the Confederacy. The ceremony marks a notable commemorative act in the state fittingly honoring Confederate soldiers.

Pittsburg Gettysburg Daughters of the Confederacy

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