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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
2
Real Indians from the 101 Ranch toured New Castle this morning parading through West Washington street to the Grant street show grounds. Cowboys horsemen bands and Russian Cossacks joined the procession as spectators filled the public square despite cool June weather.
The News Company promotes a voting incentive with 2000 votes for a one year subscription paid in advance, 500 votes for six months, and 250 votes for three months. The offer may be withdrawn without notice and urges readers to act quickly for their favorite.
The executive committee of the Lawrence County Sunday School association will hold the first meeting for the new year at 3 o'clock Thursday in the YMCA building.
Marie Monson was granted a divorce from John Monson by Judge Porter this morning on the grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment. The couple were married in June 1912 and lived together until June 1915.
The article extols Mahlon M. Garland and the Loyal Order of Moose, noting vast membership expansion and lodges from coast to coast. It describes Mooseheart in Illinois with 300 or more orphans, pledged Lincoln Highway donation, and the 1913 dedication by Vice-President Thomas M. Marshall.
Count Reventlow pushes hard for Germany to continue unrestricted submarine warfare. Officials note Berlin Lokal Anzeiger will halt temporarily signaling possible conciliatory German stance. The draft reply to the United States is nearing completion as business leaders urge moderation in policy. Washington awaits Britain’s memorandum on blockade and neutral shipping.
Mrs Bland Cartwright and her baby left the hospital today for the family home on Crawford avenue. Minnie Catherine Sitler from Madison avenue was admitted for treatment. Mrs Silas Sinclair of 202 South Bay street, previously ill at the hospital, has returned home.
Police arrested a man identified as J.S. Mackay just before noon on a charge of suspicion for opening a cash register at the five and ten cent store. Nothing was taken.
Heavy snows halt operations in the high mountains as Italian forces advance against Austria. On the lower front, artillery duels continue while aviators scout forts and Italian guns rack up gains. Austrian troops moved from Galician front. Monte Nero reported a defeat of that unit.
If you contemplate taking a vacation or are away from the city for a week or longer, have The News sent daily. Availability for a month by mail to the United States or Canada is 25c. Shorter periods than one month cost 10c per week postpaid. Arrangements must be made at The News office.
Mrs. Anna Schorndorfer of North Mercer Street is in a Cleveland hospital where she today was expected to undergo a very serious operation. Her daughters Misses Vernice Beulah and Ruth Schorndorfer are in Cleveland until after the operation.
A Chicago reader lauds Grape-Nuts as a health food after years of indigestion and constipation from coffee and heavy meals. She reports rapid improvement, weight gain, and sustained health with daily use, noting symptoms return when the product is stopped.
A public meeting of the W. C. T. U. of Harlansburg will be held in the Presbyterian church Friday evening June 26 at 8 oclock. The program includes songs readings recitations prayers an address and a children’s chorus.
Harry K. Thaw testified for about 15 minutes in a sanity trial following his nine year confinement for the Stanford White murder. He described his escape from Matteawan and his conspiracy trial. Thaw appeared calm in a dark suit as his lawyers prepared further proceedings. The jury previously acquitted him of conspiracy, and reporters noted their belief in his sanity.
The front report states heavy fighting through the night of the 20th with 3 000 prisoners taken. Russian forces captured and destroyed an enemy convoy near Tele she and Louknisshki, repelled Austrian attacks, and advanced along the Dneister and Zieshchanov lines. In twenty four hours 840 more enemy prisoners were taken including officers and machine guns. Russians storm fortifications at Snowidon and seized 3 500 prisoners and numerous machine guns as Cossacks pursued across bridges into the right bank. Additional enemy retreats occurred between Koropieis and Kosmierzhyn and along Zazonlintse.
Fire Chief Vanderhold of Sharon and Fire Chief Irvin of Farrell are in the city today on a courtesy visit to Fire Chief Connery, sharing views on fire safety and municipal service.
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