British Threaten To Withdraw If Germans Advance
Polish insurgents with three armored trains and artillery attacked Kosel and Kaudrizin in Silesia but were repulsed. Katlowitz railway station fell to insurgents as General Hunneker warned General Hoefer to halt advances. British troops in Silesia threatened to withdraw from occupied cities if German volunteers renewed attacks after evacuating Pless.
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International News Service
Terlin
Silesian
Kosel
Kaudrizin
Oopein
Katlowitz
Hunneker
Silesia
Hoefer
Thay
Pless
Where To Go Tonight Penn Hawley in The Outside Woman
The notice lists film showings at multiple theaters including Penn Hawley’s The Outside Woman at Dome and Regent venues, with additional bills Dust Out of College and Dangerous Paradise plus Star and Blazing Fraile in rotation. The brief card highlights the featured attractions and current screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome
Jack Pickford
Ninon
Epidemic Prevention Urged After Colorado Flood
Officials warn disease risk rises from debris and wreckage after Colorado’s worst flood. Property losses near 20 million with at least 300 dead believed, hundreds trapped by rushing water. Need for gas, water, lights, and communications vital. looting reportedly exaggerated as Pueblo rebuilds amid mud and slime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willisma
Parkar
Ety
Ufe
Parker
Pueblo
Colorado
Memorial Unveiled for Lt Graham at Westminster
The campus ceremony on commencement week unveiled a bronze tablet memorializing Paul D. Graham of the class of 1913 who died in World War I. Rev Blot led prayers as crowd of students and alumni attended, recalling Graham’s leadership in athletics and teaching before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UG. P. Church
Piudburgh
Graham
Ret
Elliott
Blot
Paul D. Graham
United States
R. G. Parguson
College Town
New Wilmington
Schenleurgh School
Pittsburgh
Liverpool
England
Personal Notices of Local Residents Worldwide
A roundup of social notices lists Hern and Mr. and Mrs. D. Wie kliams of Northview avenue welcoming a daughter. W. L. Sekles, of Wallace avenue, is a business visitor in Farrell. Many locals return from visits to Sandy Lake Sharon and New York. Guests include Mrs. James Ramsey of Butler and Mrs. Anna E. Irwin of Highland avenue. Several family visits and travel plans are noted among residents of Farrell New Wilmington Sharon and surrounding towns with mentions of Albanians and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herbst
Sandy Lake
Frank Sherwood
Farrell
J. R. McCleary
Masury
A. A. Young
Mr. Jackson
Frank A. Aiken
Joseph Reynolds
New York
New Wilmington
James Ramsey
Butler
A. B. Coulter
Harrison Street
Anna E. Irwin
Highland Avenue
Ida M. Coyle
Woodlawn
Helen Book
Albany
Harry Ritchie
Walnut Street
Sharon
B. E. Rankey
North Tefferson Street
Aminta Sample
Sharpavilie
George Freeca
Elva
Monaca
B. H. Davidson
Frances of
Columbus
William Warner
E. E. Miller
Youngstown
A. D. Newell
Waillace Avenue
Jean
Zanesville
Joseph H. Riley
North Mercer Street
Margaret
Donald McFall
North Bay Street
Easton
Richard Rentz
Winter Avenue
Shenango Valley Hospital
Earl Martin
William Murdoch
Hamburg
George GH
Cleveland
Charles Lees
Wildwood Avenue
BE. J. Edwards
Jack Davis
F. E. Christianson
Thomas, McNamara
Division. Street
Joseph R. Reynolds
Dwight 5. Brown
Frank Thorn
Conmeaut
Leasure Avenue
Hiram G. Miller
Mr. Miller
J. J. Mosely
Sheridan Avenue
J. W. Walters
Tiss Alice Bland
Washington
David Nesbit
N. J. McCluskey
Martha Jeanette
Richlioud Avenue
S. A. Me. Cluskey
West Middlesex
W. M. Bland
Akron
Ohio
Lecoure Avenue
Ir ‘Win Whitman
Taylor Street
Lloyd A. Snyder
Pittsburgh
George Massie
West Grant Street
Frank Bowers
Charles E. Cox
Pulaski
Wdenburg
Miss Owens Stars In College Play at Westminster
Miss Owens headlined the Westminster college production of Peg O My Heart earning praise for her first year in public speaking. Miss Leonax Porter as Mrs Chichester, plus strong turns by Cliff Stranwey, Russell Clements, Hazel Phipps and others, carried a polished performance praised for its professional quality and notable directing by Miss Naomi Williams.
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Westminater
Misa Owane
Westminster
Stael
Mims Owens
Leonax- Porter
Chichester
Porter
Mrs. Chichester
Miss Porter
Peg “O' My Heart
Ag Alaric
Engishman
Willams
Extradition Sought for Two Alleged Slayers of Kaber
In Cleveland a prosecutor outlines motives in the Daniel E. Kaber murder case. Three women, Mary Hinckel Brickel and two others, are indicted. Mary Hinckel pleads not guilty as Judge Bernou commits her to jail. Trial date not set.
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Kaber
William J. Huske
Eveland
Mary Hinckel
Town Notes on Westminster Week and Local Happenings
Cars and buses crowd New Wilmington for Westminster College commandment week exercises. Junior Red Cross photo at eighth grade building. Friday will show red cross workers in uniform. Ice cream wagons popular on city streets. Mayor Barnes warns wagons may not block Washington street. Tarvia barrels distributed on Wilmington-McKeadam road uncorked, tar spread on road. Strawberry markets active with Lawrence County farms supplying buyers. Harry Cukerbraum fined $1 by the Mayor for parking on Park avenue wrong side street without lights.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Red Cross
Barnes
Washington Street
Lawrence County
Harry Cukerbraum
Park Avenue
My Dear Old Childhood Days Debuts at Cascade Park
The Castle Seven orchestra at Cascade Park dancing pavilion performs the new composition My Dear Old Childhood Days by Arlington Avenue musician Dr KH Harper. It marks its first local dance engagement. Harper has returned to his office after several days illness.
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Castle Seven
Cascade Park
al. Magee
Arlington Avenus
Dr. KH. ©. Harper
Power Of Suggestion In Erection Of Three Story Block
Doctor T M Shafter owns a property at Highland and nearby avenues and planned a garage. A series of others suggested expanding the plan into a three story brick office block with a barber shop and rental flats. The result is a handsome three story building, though no one suggested a cellar.
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T. M. Shafter
Highland
Nihe Cost Avenues
John White
North
Lasker To Accept Shipping Board Post
Washington June 7 Announcement of four complete new shipping board members expected from the White House today. A. D. Lasker, Chicago businessman, will be chairman of the new board. President Harding endorsed Lasker last Friday. Lasker is to answer today and has the White House assurance he will accept.
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White House
International News Service
Washington
A. D. Lasker
Chicago
Harding
International
Larker
Bivao
Red Cross rushes funds to Colorado flood relief
In Washington the Red Cross leadership issued quick instructions to speed up contributions for Colorado flood relief after President Harding's appeal. Chapters will send daily to division offices, which report to national HQ to relay funds to relief workers. Western chapters may send directly to James O. Fisher in Colorado.
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Washington
Jana Toe
Auto Dealers Hold Luncheon At Y W
Lawrence Bounty Auto Dealers association held a noon luncheon in the YWCA private dining rooms with about 20 members. After dinner a general discussion of problems peculiar to the automobile business followed.
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Lawrence Bounty ‘Auto Dealers’ Association
Carvella Case Alleges Abuse by Railroad Detectives
Tes sah Carvella of West Pittsburg testified in U S court that railroad detectives and his father Alphonse Carvella beat him after pressuring him to admit stealing cargo from a freight shipment. He said the abuse left his face swollen. witnesses placed the two Carvellas in Pittsburgh the night of March 21 when the car was opened and goods removed. The trial resumed before Judge Thomson.
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Pittsburgh
Tessah Carvella
Weat
Pittsburg
United States
Alphonse Carvella
Carvella
Roger Knox
Roasiter
Thomson
Harding And Weeks Discuss Relief Plans
President Harding and Secretary Weeks conferred on relief measures for Colorado districts. Weeks said orders have been issued directing corps area commanders to forward blankets medical supplies and other relief materials to Pueblo from Salt Lake City and Texas posts.
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Washington
Dent Harding
Weeks
Colorado
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Texas
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Kosel and
Kandrizen
United Presbyterian Church
Dewitt Miles Benham
Baltimore
Department of Public Speaking
DeWitt Miles
Benham
George E. Budge
Addison P. Budge
Chippewa Fails
Wis
W. E. Kramer
Springfield
Maine
Ray Garry
Toledo. O
Ivané
Frank Gilliland
Neshabnock Zwenuy
Wiser
Chiropractic
Ogetes
Penn
Wanda Hawley
Lieut
LeRoy Ziegler
Todas
Hern
D. Wiekliams
Northview Avenue
W. L. Sekles
Wallace Avenue
Charles Coulter
Portersville
R. Ju. Coulter
Margaret Coulter
Sarah Scott E Commercial
Columbia
James Wiggins
Indiana
Robert Clark Wiggine
Butter
Lytle Wig
Rec Hannen
Miss Owens
Marian McArdle
Francis Poulson
Wilmington Mmccadam
Doctor Shaffer
Lasker
Shipping Board
Chautauqua Ta Sonning
New Castle
W. C. Porter
Metzler’s
UNION
BALL
Teva A. Icet
Eva A
J. W. Peet
Allen Street
McKeesport
Alfred C
Elizabeth M. Taylor
Dean
J. W. Brady
Ida Cross
K. Phillips
N. E. Phillps
H. J. Phillips
Graceland Cemetery
Peters
Julia A. Peters
Charles Kenehan
Federal Street
Francis Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
D. R. Dunn
Oak Park Cemetery
Burdette Black
H.R
C. J. Kenehan
Pergenzer Fonersl
Catherine Pergenzer
Fern Street
George Hegele
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs
Katherine Reese
Margaret Reese
Edgewood Avenue
Katherine Reess
Swansea
South Wales
Walter
John Baptist
Enoch Evans
Edward
John Reege
Anna Maria Hoagland
East Washington Errest
Charles Hoagland
Mercer County
Charles
Hettie Smock Fisher
Charles Fisher Hoagland
Mendel James Hoagland
Harold Leroy Hoagland
June Marie ‘Hoagland Fisher
Edward M. Fisher
Carl
Leroy Fisher
George B. Flaher
Lena Mar Samuel
Ralph B. Fisher
Y. W
Wintervenue
Mrs. Allies Hares
Rene Avers
Goldie McKee
R. D
Eva Scherer
Edneburg
Tony Canpoilne
Herb D. McGour
Herb D. McGoun
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