Slavs Urged To Volunteer For Allied War effort
Slavs of New Castle urged to join an army of compatriots to fight Austrians and Magyars. Lieut Anton Holy of the Czecho Slovak Army spoke at a Pittsburg meeting before about 1000 Bohemians and Slovaks, urging recruitment and liberation of oppressed Slav nations. Recruiting offices will open in Pittsburg Chicago Cleveland and Omaha after the Fourth of July.
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New Castle
Pittsburg
Anton Holy
Moose Temple
Holy
Russia
Miroslav Niederly
Joseph Horvath
Aldrich Spaniel
BE. O. Tabor
England
France
America
Chicago
Cleveland
Omaha
Tardieu Named Secretary for Franco American War Co operation
Captain Andre Tardieu, French high commissioner to the United States, is appointed secretary for Franco African war cooperation. The department, created by the French government, will be part of the premier's office. Tardieu will divide his time between Paris and Washington while remaining high commissioner to the United States.
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Andre Tardieu
United States
Secetaryship
France
Tardieu
Paris
Washington
Temperance Light Bearers hold Mothers Day picnic in Jacksville
Rain cleared to sunshine as the Jacksville Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual Mothers Day event at Mr and Mrs William Book’s lawn. More than 175 attended a program including prayers, songs, drills, and the consecration of infants. several mothers with sons in France were honored with ribbons and flags.
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Jacksville Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Sol
William Book
Pearl Patterson
America
A. M. Eley
Lillian Patterson
Grace Moore
Cecil
Helen
Thelma Patterson
Mrs. Eakin
Harlansburg
Temperance
Florence
Jeanette Brandon
Norman E. McBurney
Vida Fern Wimner
Ruth Eleanor Studebaker
Willola Jane Armstrong
Robert Book
Margaret Humphrey
John Patterson
France
Frank Book
Wm. Humphrey
John Pizer
N. S. Gardner
Dr. Shoaff
John Payne
Thomas Robison
Shoemaker
Zion Church
God
Willis Alben
Cyrus
C. M. McCleery
New Castle
Hartsgrove
Alben
James E. McCleary
Jefferson, O
F. J. McCleary
Edenburg
Joseph Cameron
Marjorie Brown
Lee McCracken
Richard
Harry Gardner
Paul Book
Humphrey
Billsgrive
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Slippery Rock
First United Presbyterian Church
Moore’s Corners
Elizabeth J. Albin
Ella Glenn
Shirrel Maxwell
Ed Connell
Officer from Orient Says Time Unripe for Japan Russian Fight
Seattle June 24 Major Marq is J Saigo of the Japanese army says Japan will not risk a great invasion of Russia until Germany drives westward He is en route to France to study the Allied position carrying goodwill to the war department and a personal letter from General Kuroki He believes the German forces are making too great a sacrifice to reach Paris or London.
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Seattle
Wash
Japan
Russia
Germany
Marquis J. Saigo
Imperial Japanese Army
France
War Department
Washington
Kuroki
Saigo
Paris
London
Wilmington Boy Arrives Overseas
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Neal of New Wilmington received a card from her son Sergeant Rankin M. Neal announcing his safe arrival overseas. He serves with the 332nd Infantry Headquarters Company.
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Elizabeth R. Neal
New Wilmington
Rankin M. Neal
332Nd Infantry
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Reader
Mrs John Koppellmann of McLean Nebraska praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health after childbirth. The ad notes the remedy treats displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues with guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Ames Massachusetts.
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McLean, Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Koppelmann
Re No. 1
McLean
Nebraska
America
Keys Recovered Through News Ad In The News
J. W. Weaver of 523 West Washington Street lost a bunch of keys and placed an advertisement in The News. Jack Thompson of A. D. No. 2 saw the ad and returned the keys immediately.
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J. W. Weaver
West Washington Street
Jack Thompson
Explorer delivers captive wild man to show at Red Triangle circus
Prof. James DeAmour returns from a wilderness expedition with a native who was ensnared in a giant spider’s web. He freed the captive and now maintains the savage in a docile state awaiting an exhibition next Thursday at the Country Club grounds with a talk and display titled the wild man from Wampum.
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James DeAmour
B. S
Wampum
DeAmour
Savage
Red Triangle Circus
Country Club
Ham and eggs order stuns soldiers in France
Private Scott Lysinger writes of his France experiences. In a Connellsville restaurant he and fellow soldiers tried to order ham and eggs. A fellow soldier grunted and another cackled, a quick nod from the waiter signaled the order would arrive.
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Connellsville
Scott Lysinger
France
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