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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
1
New farm agent Korma C. Wale begins duties amid a county alien invasion probe. The relieving official will assist local officials and familiarize with the county farm operations. A transfer to Montana is noted, with duties over dairy and grain enterprises and regional farm-named entities referenced.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Creton Drummers event in Butler County with mentions of Lawrence and Mater county areas. It references crowds, riders, and local celebrations though many phrases are garbled, making precise details unclear.
Officials announce a large gathering at Westfield on June 26 with speakers and community leaders. The event plans to address local issues and features a scheduled program and public questions.
Cairo riots erupt with violent clashes as streets turn chaotic. Reports note casualties and widespread damage amid confrontations between factions. Authorities have cordoned off areas while investigations proceed.
Fire damaged a clay and coal mine plant with crews extinguishing flames. Early reports indicate significant equipment loss and possible production disruption. No injuries were immediately reported as emergency teams secured the scene near the river. Authorities began an investigation into the cause while workers were accounted for.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Seenango Valley Hospital and scattered names. No clear event or outcome. readable pieces describe a hospital setting and characters without cohesive report or dates.
A long delayed financial campaign by alumni and friends aims to equip a modern gymnasium and athletic field. The event featured an alumni banquet at Presbyterian church with speeches and plans announced for immediate ticket sales and pledge drives to finish the project.
The Sixty fifth commencement exercises were held at United Presbyterian church with thirty two seniors receiving bachelor degrees. Dr. Robert Meklroy of Princeton University delivered the commencement address on democracy. The program ends with a baseball game between West Union and Sapperly Rourke Normal School. Alumni meeting elected officers for Pittsburg Association with John Nelson, Kennedy, and Howell Getty named trustees for four years.
Reports across the nation describe varied strike impact as workers protest in front of company offices and postal facilities. Private detectives mingle with crowds while some operations continue. analysts cite large-scale absenteeism but no widespread violence.
A joint committee in Washington discusses a claim linked to Berger's Place involving Victor Le Burger and local election concerns. The session, attended by invited members, spans topics from civic matters to visitors and dates, with references to individuals such as Mis Mlarcura Bearts and Charlane raga consulting on the case.
The Board of Directors met on Tuesday afternoon for business and to elect officers. All officers were reelected except Mrs Howard Kirk who had resigned. Mrs T W Phillips was elected Vice President, with Mrs C Hydornsen as President, Mrs Truce Greer as Treasurer, Mrs T W Phillips as 2nd Vice President, Mrs Hamuel Stear as Secretary, and Mrs W Bekles as Keeper. The other board members include Mrs James Wookwood, Mrs J Waddell, Mrs Sirsal Joe McFatuh, Mrs J Mosiith, Mrs G I Wannery, Miss Mary Vandivort, Miss Many Vandivors elected to the Eastern Conference at Silver Bay July 15 to 25.
A cooperative committee of Irish Americans plans an eight thousand dollar fund in Lawrence County to seed a publicity campaign in America on the Irish question. Trusts include William Garrity and Ms. Wadlington directing the drive with Hank depository for the Taw reper county.
City officials and residents examined several potential beach sites around Wig Ron near Gurd and Gard neragienne in ig Run creek and Lendl street. The group discussed a safe, accessible area for a public park, with plans to decide actions Friday after community input.
The notice lists several local residents recently discharged or arriving back in the country. Names include Kpile Frye and others from 417 Sampson Street, Cau Dix, and 1b08 North Mercer Street, with mentions of families awaiting their return and confirming discharge from camps and overseas units.
The city reports delayed Maren 10 cleanup crews for sewer work on Jefferson street in the Seventh ward. Paving funds for the same area are slated between Hinds and Monday avenues with haulage by Wells and Golier Construction. Ephraine Meredith is noted in a blue uniform as recruiting sergeant, while Samuel Pelia arrived from Youngstown for a Seventh ward celebration. The mayor was fined $18.00 this morning for an unspecified offense.
Workers at the Vig Musk Machine Works in Homestead went on strike to enforce a wage scale demand. Three hundred machinists and other workers protested to push for higher pay as the war effort intensified.
A fragmented report describes a mob clash with special constables, noting a tense strike and attacks near a street area. The readable text mentions aggressive actions by a group and heightened security response, with no clear names or dates.
The Mey State Gents Trinity Dispensary has moved from the Laven buildings on Nerch Street to Shenango Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs William TH. Hrade and children Maria Praneis and Badward from Woodham spent the weekend with Mr Beda Avartier and Maw done Hendy of Mdives. Now returned to Woodhiwnindir
Death notices from Des Moines areacolumns note George Goodheart aged 61 dies after lingering illness and services held at Ahave residence with burial at Little Beaver cemetery. Also Mary K Gavith and Mary W Sarth memorials listed with services and pallbearers. Multiple relatives named, including John Goodheart and Susan Gaeen, with funeral details and church involvement.
State capital witnesses no strike disruption as telegraph lines were actively used by Western Union and Associated Press correspondents. Officials noted taped instructions and rapid dispatch from reporters despite frayed wires and weathered conditions.
State College will be allowed use of city school rooms for an industrial night school next year. Kadina?l will be heart of state roll extension work. Permission to use the rooms was granted by the school board Tuesday evening.
In Pittsburg Ohio a Creighton Canal Co repairman named Aidy Looberk and four fellow workers were shot and killed early today while travelling to work in an automobile. Political labor troubles and hostile sentiment were noted among striking workers.
Police officers received bouquets from the community as a show of appreciation. The event highlighted support for law enforcement and recognition from residents and officials.
A meeting of the Board of Trade YMCA reported 308 memberships secured to date with 86 in the Board expiring in 1821. The board comprises 40 members now and the campaign is near completion. A final report and plan will be presented at Friday noon committee sessions.
The YWCA announces free plays and meetings on Monday June 16 at Mis is Milo Gastimeeting with the pay Aon and the program open to all. After the play refreshments will be served in the dining room. A business meeting precedes the play at 7:30 with Silver Bay election of delegates. Cast for Blue Triangle play will dine, rehearsal to follow at the YWCA with Dr I I Jays in charge.
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