Appeal for Red Cross From Every Pulpit Sunday
Mrs. M H Henderson donates 5000 to Red Cross in Lawrence county campaign as part of a drive to reach a 60000 goal. Other gifts include 1000 from David Jameson and Graselli Chemicals, 500 from Hoyt and May Emma Hoyt, plus numerous smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Red Cross
M. H. Henderson
Henderson
David Jameson
Graselli Chemicals Company
Alexander Crawford Hoyt
Miss May Emma Hoyt
George Greer
Alex, Crawford Hoyt
Thos. Moorehead
John W. Knox
Mary L. King
D. C. Lindley
H. G. Dean
L. W. Wilson
Hiram G. Miller
Emma Hoyt
Crescentdale Portland Cement Cbs
Atlantic Furnace
Rep. Iron & Biog
Riess Odes Ds
Allen Treadwell
Edward King
Carrie Crawford
P. H. Phillips
Wolves
Hoyt
Sgae
Two Militants Flaunt Banner Before Russian Mission
Militant suffragists Miss Mabel Vernon and Miss Florence Youmans unfurled a ten foot banner addressed to the Russian mission as Ambassador Bakhemetieff and his party entered the Capitol. They resisted arrest and were taken to capitol headquarters, later handed to district authorities for capitol regulations violations. Six suffragists have been arrested in related actions including two at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Ellu Root
National Capitol
Minnesota
Capitol
Miss Vernon
Miss Youmans
Nore Ee
Woman's Party
White House
Capitol Force
Akron reaches goal in Red Cross drive as total tops 161 thousand
Akron reported 161 372 in subscriptions toward a 150 000 goal at a City club luncheon. H A Galt announced a new 200 000 target and noon meetings will run through Tuesday as county teams push farmhouse canvassing. Standings list executives and firms led by Barberton with 42 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Red Cross
H. A. Galt
I. S. Myers
Jerome Dauby
M. O’neil Co
J. W. Litchfield
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
J. B. Locker
C.C. Benner
Jerome Danby
A. G. Partridge
UL. D. Brown
R. M. Pillmore
William Clerkin
P. W. Litchfield
Mark D. Felber
Clyde S. Thompson
B. W. Robinson
Barberton
Dig Deep for the Red Cross War Relief Appeal
A wartime appeal urges readers to donate generously to the Red Cross to support soldiers and care for the wounded. The call emphasizes sacrifice, duty, and prayer, urging immediate gifts to aid “our boys in their need in a far off land.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Red Cross
Grand Red Cross
Red Cross
Amazing Rise in U S Exports and Trade Records
Washington reports May exports at 551 million dollars the highest on record for the month and a year ending May total imports of 2.6 billion dollars. May free of duty imports reach 71 percent for the month and 69.3 percent for the year with gold imports at 52 million and exports 58 million led by Japan Spain and Mexico. Net imports for the year stand at 776 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Japan
Spain
Mexico
Prisoners Held in City Lockup Due to Smallpox Quarantine
Prisoners arrested in al dermen's courts are kept in the city hall lockup temporarily before transfer to Beaver county jail. Five county jail inmates occupied the city lockup this morning and were moved to Beaver county before noon due to the smallpox quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Beaver
Beaver County
City
Accident May End Fatally at Shelby Plant
Elwood City June 23 Rocco Carselle labor foreman was fatally injured when a heavy timber fell at the Shelby plant. He slipped while lifting a timber, his head struck a concrete mixer, and a plank crushed part of his head. He died this afternoon after being hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Shelby
Rocco Carsell
Carselle
Cocchi Confesses Murder in Bologna Slavery Probe Grows
Alfredo Cocchi admitted to police in Bologna that he killed Ruth Cruger to escape the electric chair. New York authorities, led by District Attorney Swann, note the confession could alter the case and affect the crusade against white slavers. The gunman claimed infatuation with the 17 year old at his motorcycle shop and said he killed her when she resisted. Police in New York await further details as investigators weigh accomplice questions and international surrender politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
Bologna
Italy
Swann
Cocchi
Faurot
Cruger
Goethals Denman Row Threatens wartime ship output
President Wilson faces a clash between Col. Goethals and Chairman Denman over shipping policy. New evidence suggests the nation must build every available vessel at top speed to counter German submarine destruction, with a decision expected in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Wilson
William Denman
U. S. Shipping Commission
George W. Goethals
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Summer School To Open In Martin Gantz Building
Superintendent G. A. Dickson announced summer school will begin Monday morning June 25 at 8:30 in the Martin Gantz building. Children must have a vacation school certificate. The program aids students who failed to gain their grade and offers a path to two grades for high achieving pupils. Classes run each day until noon.
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G. A. Dickson
Martin Gantz
Battery B Vets' Reunion Set for June 28 at Mt. Jackson
Surviving members of Battery B First Pennsylvania Light Artillery will meet in reunion on June 28 at Mt. Jackson. Only about 15 veterans attended last year and this year’s turnout is expected to be smaller. The unit earned a notable gallantry record in the War of the Rebellion, and June 28 will become the regular reunion date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Battery B
First
Pennsylvania Light Artillery
Mt. Jackson
Government may commandeer oil and coal, price control eyed
Secretary Daniels told the senate public lands committee that the government is near a step to seize all oil and coal or press for a controlling agreement to fix prices. He indicated the move would be necessary to manage energy supplies and national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Services
Washington
Run-away Arthur Porter Caught in New Castle
Police traced Arthur Porter a Chicago run-away to New Castle and found him in the Seventh ward after a telegram from Chicago. His father arrived to secure custody.
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Chicago
Ill
Arthur Porter
New Castle
Seventh Ward
Samuel Abraham Seeks Furniture Possession in Replevin Suit
Samuel Abraham has filed a writ of replevin against Sam Alley to secure possession of household furniture claimed by the plaintiff. Miss Eva Norris of Grant avenue arrives this evening from a month with her sister Mrs Wahl in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Abraham
Sam Alley
Eva Norris
Grant Avenue
Mrs. Wahl
Philadelphia
Hotel Phone Pay Station Burglarized
Thief stripped the Union Telephony pay booth in the Leslie hotel lobby of the phone coin box and all apparatus. Wiring to batteries and receiver cut, the phone and coin box slipped away. Discovery occurred when a guest found only cords and bare booth. First wholesale booth robbery reported with few clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Telephony Company
Leslie Hotel
Thare
H N Wood Joins Officers Reserve Corps
Harold Nelson Wood of 215 East Falls street an employee of the electric company has passed the exam to qualify for the Officers Reserve Corps He has returned to his Vermont home to settle business matters before entering the upcoming officers training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nelson Wood
East Falls Street
The
Electric Company
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Vermont
Lieut Harper Promoted in Army Medical Service
Reports from circulation say Dr H C Harper formerly first lieutenant of the medical corps with the First Pennsylvania Cavalry has been promoted in the army medical service and ordered to report for training at Ft Harris training camp. He was with federal troops on the border last summer and winter and served in the hospital corps of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Harper
First Pennsylvania Cavalry
Army Medical Service
Ft. Harris
Harper
Pay Tribute To Departed Sisters
Memorial services for Pythian Sisters were held last evening in the K P hall. After the officers led the march, the audience sang America as Mrs. Jennie Kyser spoke on Pythian Sisterhood. Mrs. Sara Steen delivered the eulogy and solos by Elizabeth Martin and Ella May Griner accompanied the program.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P
America
Jennie Kyser
Sara Steen
Elizabeth Martin
Ella May Griner
Thirteen Lawrence Co Doctors Enlist for U S Army In France
Thirteen Lawrence county doctors enlisted for service with the United States army in France at a Lawrence County Medical Society meeting on Friday afternoon. The list includes F M Urey Jesse R Cooper John Foster James M Blackwood W J Davidson W C Burchfield S Gaston L W Grossman M Dumm and the Ellwood City physician N R Morrow. The enlistment followed recruiting officers from the Army's real department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
United States Army
France
Lawrence County Medical Society
Frida
Department of the Army
S . F. M. Urey
New Castle
R. G. Miles
Jesse R. Cooper
John Foster
James M. Blackwood
Pal
W. C. Burchfield
P. S. Gaston
L. W. Grossman
M. Dumm
Ellwood City
Grains Higher at Chicago as Markets Close
Chicago grain prices finished higher with Wheat up 2 cents and corn ¼ to ¾ cent gains while oats rose ¼ cent. Provisions closed lower.
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Chicago
International News Service
Death Record for Ellwood Carselle in Rocco City
A death notice reports Ellwood Carselle of Rocco City died at age 45. No funeral details are listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood Carselle
Rocco City
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Akronites
Bright Red Cross
Good Red Cross
R. Trotter
U. S
Rocco Carselle
Shelby Mill
Shakes
U. S. Secret Service
Col. Goethals
Denman
Gen. Goethals
Mr. Denman
Arthur J. Balfour
Mr. Balfour
Battery B Vets
Commandeer Oil and Coal Is
H. N. Wood
K. of P. Hall
Lawrence Co
Rocco Fort
Patsy Fort
Wallace Carahan
Hillsville
A. S. Leslie
R. B. Morrow
Alderman Mantz
Leslie
Join Medical Reserve of
Army
New Castle, Ellwood
Harlansburg
New Wilmington
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