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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

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Staggering Galicia losses in Austro German offensive

Russian war office reports 120,000 to 150,000 Austro German casualties in Galicia after a forty mile front battle from May 15 to May 29. The engagement on the Stry river aimed to turn the Russian flank and involved six Austro German armies against Russian forces under Gen. von Mackensen. The Russians say the enemy never broke through and suffered tens of thousands of losses before being repulsed.

Francis Lavelle Murray I. N Petrograd Galicia Russian War Office Tysmienica Swica Stry River Von Slensko

New Castle Water Co Must Move to Improve North Hill Service

The New Castle city council warns the water company to act on North Hill district supply, threatening to appeal to the state Public Service Commission if improvements are not made. City solicitor James A. Gardner cites other cases where commissions forced company action and urges witnesses to testify on inadequate service.

North Hill Public Service Commission James A. Gardner Council Lusk

Fate of Roy Crawford in Jury's Hands

Roy Crawford facing trial for an assault on Miss Alvira Rodgers testified in court denying involvement and claiming he was at Frank Heasley’s home around 10:30 PM on the crime night. He admitted many prosecution points but disputed wearing a raincoat and alleged a stop at Heasley’s as part of his alibi.

Alvira Rodgers Roy Crawford Commonwealth Frank Heasley Miss Gers Heasley Crawford Commonwealth’s Dunlap Smith

British Loss At LaBasse Is Frightful

Berlin reports say British troops near LaBasse were nearly annihilated, with only a few escaping. The German war office notes French penetration east of Angres, south of Souchez, and north of Ecurie. It also states German forces captured 457 privates and 17 officers since June 16 and that Russian troops are retreating toward Poland near Jaroslau and Tarnograd.

Berlin LaBasse German War Office Angres Souchez Ecurie Arras Lorette Galicia von Mackensen San Jaroslau Poland Tarnograd Szynisa

New Lights On Wash. St. Bridge

New lights are being installed on the East Washington street bridge. Existing iron standards have been removed and replaced with new ones. A lighting effect upgrade is also planned for the bridge.

Wash St. Bridge East Washington Street

Entertained Bible Class at Jandernal Home

Members of H. K. Gregory's Bible class of Trinity church were pleasantly entertained Thursday evening by James Jandernal at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Jandernal, 512 Reis street.

H. K. Gregory The Trinity Church James Jandernal P. A. Jandernal Reis Street

Tragedy on the Pennsylvania Tracks at Wampum

George King aged 53 lifelong resident of Wampum Pa was struck by a south bound freight and died within minutes. He worked thirty years for the Pennsylvania railroad as a section foreman and oversaw work at the scene when he stepped into the path of a northbound freight. The surviving family includes his wife Sara and children John Ruth Nellie and an adopted daughter. Funeral plans pending.

Wampum George King Pennsylvania King Pennsylvania Railroad Mr. King Presbyterian Church Knights of Pythias

Council Protests Removal Of Train

City officials objected to the planned removal of the 8:24 a.m. passenger train between this city and Pittsburg. A resolution by Commissioner Barnett urged the P and L E Railroad to retain the service and protested reports that the train would soon be discontinued.

P. & L. E. Railroad Company Pittsburg Barnett

Death Notice for Mary Stewart and George King

Death record lists Mrs Mary Stewart aged 65 of 820 Harrison Street and George King aged 53 of Wampum. The notice provides ages and residences without further details.

Mary Stewart Harrison St. George King Wampum

Bishop Confirms 280 At City Catholic Services

Rt Rev Regis Canevin bishop of the Pittsburg diocese visited the city and confirmed about 150 at St Michael's Slavish church and 130 at St Mary's in Oakland. The transfer of church property to the bishop as trustee was recorded during the 2 pm service.

Regis Canevin Pittsburg St. Margaret’s Church Mahoningtown Canevin St. Michael's Slavish Church A. Green St. Michael’s Church St. Mary’s Oakland Father J. Wasyliszyn St. Michaels

Judge approves James Knox control of own business affairs

James Knox of Ellwood City was granted authority to manage his own business affairs by Judge Porter. A trustee was appointed during illness but Knox has recovered enough to render the trustee unnecessary.

James Knox Ellwood City Porter Knox

Revival of Eastbrook Camp Pushed by New Castle Clergy

Rev Nesbit urges support for Eastbrook fresh air camp for New Castle children run by Associated Charities. Sermons Sunday aim to raise funds to care for 40 to 50 children weekly, with Central Presbyterian church leader Rev S M F Nesbitt coordinating efforts and the city Ministerial association backing the drive.

New Castle Eastbrook Associated Charities Fresh Air Fund S. M. F. Nesbitt Central Presbyterian Church

Tornadoes Ravage Kansas Leaving Damage and Fatalities

Reports from Topeka say a cyclone struck Onaga last night killing several persons though wires are down and unconfirmed. Kansas saw heavy rains and winds with acres of wheat destroyed at Great Bend and track washed out at Concordia.

International News Service Kansas City Topeka Onaga Kansas Great Bend Hays Oklahoma Marysville Kan Blue River Republican River Solomon Valey Union Pacific Concordia Norway

Long Presiding At State Convention In Exposition Park

EXPOSITION PARK June 18 Railroads may get a 24 hour extension to 48 hours for commercial baggage as the grand council convention of the Pennsylvania United Commercial Travelers of America begins. Officers named include George Nowland C T A Mallalieu B F McDowell F N Hotchkiss George L Hayes W C Baum Percy P Mac Nab and a New Castle delegation attends. A Austrian cruiser and four torpedo boat destroyers bombarded Fano causing unspecified damage.

Exposition Park Grand Council Pennsylvania United Commercial Travelers of America D. Loneh Castle Ossies Alene Cers George Nowland Philadelphia C. T. A. Mallalieu Williamsport B. F. McDowell F. N. Hotchkiss Meadville George L. Hayes Eric W. C. Baum DuBois Page Percy P. MacNab New Castle Sentinel Rome Adriatic Fano

Cannonade Mightiest In All History

Paris dispatch reports the French assault on Arras involved over 300000 shells and bayonet clashes along the line. The German front holds with heavy losses on both sides, while French gains include trenches near Aix Noulette Souches road and a park at the Chateau de Carmel.

F. P. Merrick I. N.S Paris Arras French War Office Aix-Noulette-Souches Fond de Bu Givenchy Quennevieres Farm

Governor Signs Our Canal Bill

Harrisburg report says the governor signed the Pitts burg Lake Erie Canal bill today. The action formalizes state support for the canal project connecting Pittsburgh and Lake Erie.

Harrisburg

New Plan For July Fourth Observance

New Castle councilmen took no decisive action on observing July 4 as Americanization Day. The plan, from Francis C. Howe of the U S department of commerce and labor, aims to engage foreigners with a patriotic program. Cleveland and other cities trialed it last year and may adopt it nationally. The council will consider the proposal further at the committee of the whole meeting.

New Castle Francis C. Howe United Stats Department of Commerce and Labor Cleveland

Suit Brought To Collect Notes From Three Assumpsit Claims

Three assumpsit actions filed by J. W. Rhodes to collect notes alleged from Robert Davis. Laura C. Davis, formerly Laura Cadwallader, is plaintiff. Notes include 169 dollars dated Aug 16 1893 with interest, 150 dollars dated Apr 1 1896, and 1000 dollars dated Sept 4 1900 assigned to Laura C. Davis.

Assumpsit Robert Davis J. W. Rhodes Court House Laura C. Davis Laura Cadwallader Dexter Parritt

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