Russians Capture Czernowitz Amid Galician Push
International dispatches report Czernowitz the Galician capital fell to Russian forces aided by a widening advance in Bukowina and Volhynia. The drive nears Lemberg and Kovel with major Austro Hungarian forces encircled, while 121 720 prisoners have been taken.
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International
London
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Galicia
Petrograd
Lemberg
Volhynia
War Office
Przemysl
Jaroslav
Pital
Carpathians
Prince Leopold
Leopold
Brussiloff
Kovel
Lusk
Radzevillov
Vladimir Volynski
Torchin
Dubno
Kozin
von Pfanser
Kolomea
Spiatyn
Trade Board Directors Are Announced by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce announces the election of new Trade Board directors. Names include prominent local business leaders taking seats to guide commerce initiatives and economic planning for the region.
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Trade Board
New Assistant for Salvation Army Arrives in City
Miss Mary Sergey of Johnstown will arrive late this week to assist the Salvation Army during Miss Stella Alston’s illness. A cottage prayer meeting is set for Friday evening at Mrs. Lewis’s home, 606 Waldo Street.
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Mary Sergey
Johnstown
Salvation Army
Stella Alston
Army
Lewis
Waldo Street
Orpet Trial Nears Close in Illinois
In Waukegan Illinois on June 15 a group of Marion Lambert’s schoolgirl friends volunteered to testify for the state. They aim to refute Josephine Davis’s claim that Lambert was moody and threatened suicide unless Will Orpet wed her. Defense supporters doubt the state can obtain a death verdict given theoretical evidence and lingering doubt.
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International News Service
Waukegan
Ill
Marion Lambert
Will Orpet
Jo” Davis
Boomerrang
Davis
Josephine Davis
Marion
Hand Hurt At Rubber Works In New Castle
Massie Kurtain an Armenian employed at the New Castle Rubber Works had his left hand hurt at the plant this morning. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital by the Mahoning Undertaking Company ambulance. Kurtain is about 25 years old.
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Massie Kurtain
New Castle Rubber Works
Shenango Valley
Mahoning Undertaking Company
Kurtain
Proposed Increase of Capital Stock at Duck Run Lime Co
A meeting on August 8 will decide whether the capital stock of the Duck Run Lime Company should rise from 15000 to 30000 dollars. Stockholders will vote for or against the proposal at that time. The Harmony line plant manufactures lime for fertilizing and other uses.
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Duck Run Lime Company
Duck Run Company
Harmony Line
New Castle Board of Trade Directors Chosen at Smokers
About two hundred citizens attended a smoker at Odd Fellows hall where the board of trade directors were elected. Eleven men received votes led by George F. Winter with 212 and Fred L. Rentz 186, with several others in decreasing totals. David Jameson and E W Beadel were elected but declined to serve. James K. Love chaired the meeting amid high enthusiasm.
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New Castle Board of Trade
Odd Fellows’ Hall
George F. Winter
Fred L. Rentz
O. P. Brown
George L. Patterson
E. E. McGill
Wm. B. Veach
Jno. Elder
Robert McK. White
J. J. Dean
L. B. Mather
A. Green
David Jameson
E. W. Beadel
Progress in Y M C A Swim Class Reaches Milestones
Physical Director Bartholomew and assistant Jack Herbert teach youngsters at the Y M C A. Classes shrink as boys swim 50 feet. About 350 reported Monday, 146 yesterday with many advanced. some classes combine. A Saturday contest will recognize those who learned and older experts take part.
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Bartholomew
Jack Herbert
New Castle Men Attend Democratic National Convention
J. P. Hervey and F. L. Bigham of New Castle are in St. Louis to attend the Democratic national convention as spectators. Hervey visits a brothel while watching the event and Bigham, on business, also attends Wilsons harmony gathering.
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New Castle
St. Louis
J. P. Hervey
F. L. Bigham
Mr. Hervey
Mr. Bigham
New York Delegates Back Gerard for Vice Presidential Nominee
New York delegates met in caucus and unanimously endorsed James W. Gerard, the U S ambassador to Germany, as the vice presidential candidate. The delegation also instructed the secretary to cast New York’s votes for President Wilson and for Gerard.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Gerard
Wilson And Marshall To Be Nominated Tonight
At the Democratic national convention in St Louis Woodrow Wilson and Thomas R Marshall will be placed in nomination for president and vice president tonight after a rules committee change following pressure from party leaders and Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. The move precedes the platform adoption and aims to expedite proceedings.
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Wilson
Marshall
St. Louis
John Edwin Nevin
I. N.S
Convention Hall
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Baltimore
J. Bruce Kremer
Postmaster of Buffalo Dies in St Louis Convention
William F. Kasting postmaster of Buffalo New York and chairman of the National Association of Postmasters executive committee dropped dead in the Maryland hotel St Louis. He was 46 and had been in poor health. Heart disease listed as the cause. The body to be sent to Buffalo that night. He was to be presented as elector from New York 41st district by the Democratic national committee.
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St. Louis
International News Service
William F. Kasting
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of Postmasters
Maryland Hotel
Kasting
Democratic National Committee
New York
T. R's Condition Not Serious
Theodore Roosevelt's affliction is a muscular strain near the rib area from a past fracture. X rays by Dr. Caldwell show little consequence though coughing causes intense pain. Roosevelt stays in New York, plans to return to Oyster Bay after not meeting politicians today.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Arthur B. Duel
E. E. Caldwell
Langdon Hotel
John F. McGrath
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Orangemen To Hold Big Picnic At Cascade Park
A Loyal Order of Orangemen committee from Star of the West and Keystone districts met to arrange the annual picnic set for July 12 at Cascade park. The event will feature a parade with over 1000 participants includes nineteen lodges from Pittsburg Zelienople Ellwood City Sharon Youngstown and New Castle.
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Star of the West
Keystone
Loyal Order of Orangemen
Cascade Park
Pittsburg
Zelienople
Ellwod City
Sharon
Youngstown
New Castle
Teachers Named At New Wilmington
At a special meeting of the board of school directors the resignation of Prof. McCamey of New Castle, elected principal, was accepted. Walter Braham of New Wilmington was chosen as principal. The staff includes Harold P. Igo Miss Dorcas Schoeler Miss May McKelvey Emily Johnston Inez Hope Artley Bentley and Miss Reed in drawing and writing.
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New Castle
W. J. Conway
New Wilmington
McCamey
Walter Braham
Harold P. Igo
Dorcas Schoeler
May McKelvey
Emily Johnston
Inez Hope
Artley Bentley
Miss Reed
Millionaire Hobo Not Given Hearing
In St Louis on June 15 J Eads Howe known as the millionaire hobo tried to secure a hearing before the Democratic platform committee. He was denied as all hearings were closed. He arrived at the head of a mob of tramps seeking a plank to allow knights of the road to vote where they are without proving legal residence. He pledged to submit his plank in writing and asked for careful consideration.
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International News Service
ST. Louis
J. Eads Howe
Howe
Knights of the Road
U. S. Troops Battle Bandit Gang in Border Raid
American forces report fighting near Columbus and St. Ignacio Texas as troops kill two soldiers and wound seven. Pedro Lujan, a Villista lieutenant, captured at Taphaunes hacienda southeast of Namiquipa by Troop M of the 18th Cavalry under Captain Turner. One hundred Mexican bandits attacked U S Troops in multiple engagements.
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U. S. Expeditionary Force
Namiquipa
Mex
Columbus
N. M
Pedro Lujan
Taphaunes Hacienda
18Th Cavalry
F. G. Turner
Washington
General Funston
War Department
St. Ignacio
Tex
San Antonio
Another Punitive Expedition Likely Into Mexico
General Funston at noon authorized General Mann of Laredo to pursue and punish the bandits who attacked Troops I and M of the 14th cavalry at St Ignacio killing two soldiers and wounding seven others, one of whom has died. This could mean a third punitive expedition into Mexico.
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San Antonio
Tex
Funston
Mann
Laredo
14Th Cavalry
St. Ignacio
Mexico
Passengers And Crew Rescued From Bear Steamer
The steamer Bear went ashore near Cape Mendocinto and all aboard were rescued by a tug. A government message from Yerbabuena Island reports most passengers safe with two boats missing. The U S S Oregon remains on station near Blunt Reef lightship and two boats are unaccounted for, one possibly lost.
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San Francisco
Cape Mendocinto
Yerbabuena Island
Yureka
Cal
Oregon
Blunt Reef
Death Notice for Giuseppe Caglucelli and Dominick Tartalioni
Two deaths listed with ages 1 and 31, names Guiseppe Caglucelli and Dominick Tartalioni, tied to addresses on Cameron Avenue and at 820 Jefferson Street. Authorities and dates not specified.
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Guiseppe Caglucelli
Camseron Avenue
Dominick Tartalioni
Jefferson Street
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