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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

9

Submarine Zone Expanding Warns Congress

Boston dispatch reports two British freighters sunk off Ireland and the Bay State sent to the bottom by a German U-boat off the Scotland coast. The Elle of Reston valued 1.3 million, and the Bay State valued 2.0 million carried munitions and supplies. Fate of crew of both ships remains unknown. continued Atlantic hostilities threaten shipping.

Boston Elle Reston Ireland Cantaby B. Plever West Hartspool England Elele Killer Dempster Line Bay State Warren Ling Syeland Alexander Fenton Liverpool

Farmers Swarm to Jordan Stock Farm in Pa Fair

Visitors from many counties crowded Rev. Chas. Vi. Jordan’s Washington township farm for what may be the largest cattle and hog exhibition in Pennsylvania. About 1,199 automobiles and numerous trucks filled roadsides and barns, with attendees from Greene to Erie and Lancaster, including Lieut Gov Frank B McClain as a speaker.

Stark Chas. Vi. Jordan Washington Township Pennsylvania Greene County Erie Lancaster Frank B- McClain Olio Llegheny Beaver Butler Mercer Trawford Lawrence Lew Castle

Governor Signs Civil Service Police Bill for New Castle

The civil service bill for policemen, approved by Governor Hrumbaugh, makes New Castle and all third class city police forces subject to civil service. The measure, championed by Senator Craté and Representative Wallace, limits removals to specified causes. Opponents fought but Craig and Wallace secured passage, promising nonpartisan appointments and experienced officers amid administrative changes. Harrisburg, June 20. The governor’s approval ends political interference in police appointments in third class cities.

Hrumbaugh Senate Craté Beaver-Lawrence House Wallace New Castle Craig Harrisburg Executive Department

Cabbage Plants Sell Fast at Board of Trade Office

Cabbages are moving rapidly as Danish Ball plants attract buyers with coupons. Call at headquarters to obtain coupons immediately and pick up plants. An additional shipment is expected today. Separate notice: Judge Emery appoints Dr W C Antenreith, W Thomas, and A C Martin as borough auditors after the regularly elected auditors relocated.

Board of Trade Loem Rosseller Emery W.C. Antenreith W. ©. Thomas A. C. Martin

Ruth Cruger murder suspect makes getaway

Rome and New York news outline Alfredo Cocchi’s disappearance from Bologna and possible enlistment under a false name as police widen a national search. A jealous woman is watched as a possible accomplice in Ruth Cruger’s murder, with detectives questioning witnesses about Cocchi’s assaults on schoolgirls and alleged attacks at his shop.

Coccht Ruth Cruger Alfredo Cocchi New York Abo Cacchi New Yar Cacchi Ik Italy International News Service Rome Ruth Cgroger Bologna Cocchi le Bady Philippa Mureal Swann Cacohi

Lawrence Co Red Cross To Raise Funds Campaign

Lawrence County Red Cross launches a fundraising drive aiming for 50 million dollars to support disaster relief and community aid. The effort begins after a delayed start, with the first donation of 1000 dollars from David Jameson and a letter praising public support to J C McCready, urging swift, renewed action.

Lawrence County Qe Cross David Jameson Jameson J. C. M Cready

Food Embargo Board To Regulate American Exports

President Wilson will appoint a board of export control with broad authority over American exports, especially food. An executive order will establish licensing rules to curb shipments to European neutrals, preventing embargoes by withholding licenses. Congress delays leave the government unable to act, risking vast grain departures that could hinder Allied and U.S. war efforts.

International News Service Washington Wilson Licensing Bureau Congress United States

Fendle Held For Hearing On Technical Charge

Joan Fendle, arrested Monday evening by a U S marshal on a technical charge of failing to register, is jailed in Pittsburg awaiting a hearing with bail set at 2000 dollars. Chief M J Young attends to case details as reports say Fendle carried nitr mogis cerine and a tin box with an analyzed composition. He allegedly made suspicious remarks to New Castle pearls and asked a prominent citizen about blowing up Burton Powder works.

Joan Fendle South New Cave U.S Pittsburg Esteday M. J. Young Pittssburg Fendle Altro Pillsbury New Castle Burton Towder

Women Working In The Fields Shortage Of Labor Evident

Visitors to the Jordan stock farm observed a shortage of labor as several women worked in fields and gardens along the Harlansburg macadam road. Farmers report difficulty securing help and have limited planting acreage to manage with the looming labor gap.

Jordan Harlansburk

Police Chief To Pay Costs Swarm Of Locusts At Butter Farm

Elwood City Police Chief G A Livingston appeared in court this morning to pay costs tied to the arrest of John Skillen on aggravated assault and resisting an officer charges. Other defendants, including John Rahesczski and Pasquale Moe, faced fines and costs for assault and battery, with multiple references to locust sightings at a Butter Farm and a growing insect presence noted near Neekhaniee fowashin, as residents watched shells and locusts emerge.

G. A. Livingston Elwood City John Skillen Skillen Livingston John Rahesczski Sosepa Susskowski Nick Biazini Theodore Stanish Biavinie Stanish Aasa Pasquale Moe

Madison Patoved From Workhouse Paroled to Report

Jesse Madison, sentenced six months to the workhouse, was paroled about two months ago and appeared in court this morning where he was directed to report regularly to Parole Officer W. Smith.

Jesse Madison W. ©. Smith

Mrs Clendenin Speaks at Sharon Accident Poisons Child

Mrs W W Clendenin of New Castle spoke at Sharon urging Red Cross aid for war hospitals in France. An accidental poisoning occurred when a baby received a spoonful of bitter almond oil at a theatre. the infant died before medical help arrived as Dr Victor Wagner assisted.

Sharon Clendenin New Castle West Pittsburg Red Cross Mike Foresting Morean Grand Fontenelli Purchas War France Victor Wagner

New Castle Italians See War Mission and Board Nominees

New Castle residents greeted the Italian mission visit in Pittsburg with celebration notes. David Jancan of Citizens National Bank withdrew from the bid for board of trade director, while remaining candidates stay in the race. Ballots must be returned sealed by the specified evening, judges to count votes at a set time and declare winners. Local Italian event and road project updates accompany brief notes on attendees and recoveries.

Butal Board of Trade David Jancaon Citizens National Bank

Federal Trade Commission Proposes Government Run Fuel System

The FTC urges pooling coal production and transport under a government agency to avert a winter fuel crisis. It decries current production and distribution methods as inadequate and calls for lines of transportation by water or rail to be controlled, signaling a move toward a communist style management of coal, rail, and water transport. The report notes an exhaustive inquiry into fuel conditions and the rising risk of fuel shortages.

Dodge International News Service Washington Federal Trade ‘Commission Mt Body United States Commission

Joliet Rally Draws Throng in Red Cross Drive

Mrs. W W Clendenin spoke in Joliet on Thursday at Lincoln theatre about Red Cross work. The audience filled the venue as she urged support for a 25 000 member drive and stressed need for funds. She addressed Joliet High School students urging them to help the Red Cross effort.

Joliet Evening Herald WW. Clendenin Red Cross Clendenin Lincoln Theatre Macpherson Aoliel Kennedy Board of Trade

Alderman Rules On Case Involving Miss Ashmore and Rees

A court hearing over Miss Ashmore a Lincolnfield teacher and Arthur Rees took place with Moffatt representing Miss Ashmore and Flienik Lagan for Rees. Alderman Gras withheld his decision after both sides presented limited testimony and no witnesses from Miss Ashmore.

Eisa Ashmore lincol-Gar Arthur Reeson Spurgeon J. LE Misa Minrney W. Moffatt Miss Ashtorm Avvornes Lagan Rees Gras

Death Notice for Elizabeth Tucker at age 64

Obituary note lists Elizabeth Tucker age 64 associated with Greenwood and Wood City. Fragmentary text names possible relatives or locations including John Wo Heniersen and Ray net Rahyiard Humphreys. More complete details unavailable in the readable fragment.

Elizabeth Tucker Greenwood Age John Wo Heniersen Janey Tip Mes Evlasherh West Ray

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Jordan Stock Farm McClain Hunt C. A. Livingston Ellwood Great Nambers Clark Hf. Rutter Joseph Hatler Neehaniee Fowashin Madison Patoved Workhouse Witter Almond Mars Amond Ty Pittsburg Tatlys Piusburs Pelativos Fed. Boards Gace W. W. Clendenin Rahyiard Humphreys, Gir Wood City
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