Fifty four are killed in action in the American forces
The war department reports ninety six American Expeditionary Forces casualties with fifty four killed in action, seven died of wounds, five of disease, one from an aeroplane accident, two from other accidents, twenty five severely wounded and two with undetermined severity. Names of fallen and wounded are listed from Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Philadelphia entries. Marine casualties total nineteen with one killed in action, one died of wounds, and ten severely wounded, including several named privates and sergeants from Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Washington
War Department
Thomas M. Golden
Philadelphia
Joseph Jindra
Cleveland
Charles KR. Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Gerald N
Samuel Tunno
Pittsburg
Keith Cretors
St. Paris
Clifford Ledford
Cincinnati
Harry M. Slawkin
Will Woods
Martin Leo Healey
Marine Corps
American Expeditionary Forces
James J. Patterson
Cool Springs
Jefferson County
James C. Tate
Brilliant
Robert C. Bowyer
Henry C. Perrine
Bellevue
Aloysius Donahue
Pittston
Joseph B. Kitt
West Philadelphia
Herman F. Smith
Tyrone
B and O Cases Set for July 1 Hearing in Ohio County
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company suits against Lenlen Mayberry and others move toward a July 1 hearing per Judge Emery. Six cases stem from the wreck near Gardner Avenue and New Castle Junction, filed in Mahoning County courts. The company argues Mahoning jury law differences and witness locality would harm defense.
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Lilen Mayberry
Emery
Baltimore and Ohio
Gardner Avenue
New Castle Junction
Mahoning County
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Miss Perry Sent To New York City
G A Perry roofing contractor receives news from daughter Miss Jennie Perry a Shenango Valley hospital graduate now in Red Cross service transferred from Washington DC to New York. The unit from Boston may be sent soon and Miss Currie cannot accompany. Mr and Mrs F L Rentz visited Washington nurse headquarters but were told nurses were away.
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Jennie Perry
Shenango Valley Hospital
Red Cross Service
New York
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed Hospital
Boston
F. L. Rentz
Washington
Labor Party Wins Return to Power in Queensland
The Labor party of Queensland in Australia has been returned to power, securing a victory in the regional election and forming the government with renewed mandate. Leaders promised policy advances across infrastructure and public services.
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The
Labor Party of
Queensland
Australia
Free Canning Instruction Available in City
Residents can obtain free canning information for fruits and vegetables by visiting the eighth grade school building on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Miss Drew from domestic science will provide guidance. The Lawrence County Canning club forms a surplus clearinghouse offering jar access and a refund plan when jars are returned. Membership is $1 to cover jar loss, while instruction remains free.
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Lawrence County Canning Club
Canning Club
Family News From Edenburg and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. John MacWilliams and granddaughter Mary Limberg visited Edenburg with Mrs. Harry Gibson of New Castle. Mrs. Theodore Limberg and daughter Mary returned to Butler after a three week visit with Limberger's parents. Ella MacWilliams will join Youngstown friends for a mountains outing after visiting Butler. Mildred MacWilliams of New Castle visited grandparents here, Mrs. Mame Fenton hosted in Youngstown, and Homer Fenton returned from New Castle. Clifford Bright celebrated his twenty first birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mrs. Bright and daughter Annabelle. Francis Siminton attended Children’s Day at First Presbyterian church. Gordon Paden and daughters from Youngstown visited Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson for the weekend. Elsie Milton was guest of Alta Hoffmaster. Raymond Fenton is en route to France, per grandparents.
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Mary Limberg
Harry Gibson
New Castle
Theodore Limberg
Mary
Butler
Mame Fenton
Youngstown
Homer Fenton
Clifford Bright
Annabelle
Francis Siminton
First Presbyterian Church
Gordon Paden
John Dickson
Elsie Milton
Alta Hoffmaster
Raymond Fenton
France
Kiddies Plan for Big Day Thursday
The City Rescue Mission picnic in New Castle will be at Cascade park next Thursday June 27. Special cars leave the mission on Croton avenue at 10 am for a free day with a noon dinner at one pm. The Croton Drum Corp will provide music and Charles Biles will photograph the gathering.
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New Castle
City Rescue Mission
Cascade Park
Croton Avenue
Croton Drum Corp
Charles Biles
Former Detective J. H. Breen Visits City
Former County Detective J. H. Breen, now heading detective work for several railroads in Cincinnati, is spending a few days in the city visiting friends. He recently planned and carried out major raids resulting in many arrests and the recovery of thousands of dollars in stolen property.
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J. H. Breen
Mr. Breen
Cincinnati
Aged Warren County Man Visits Brother in East Side
Aged 87 year old John McChesney of Warren County visits his brother Richard McChesney a well known drayman on the East side. Despite his years Mr. McChesney remains active and in good health.
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John McChesney
Warren County
Richard McChesney
Drayman
Eastside
Mr. McChesney
Questionnaires Mailed to Draftees Before Draft Drawing
Questionnaires are being mailed to draftees who registered on June 5 this year with 25 percent sent each day starting today. No order numbers appear on them as the drawing has not yet been made at Washington. Filled responses will be added to the questionnaires when returned to the draft board.
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Washington
Lavoptik Eye Wash Promises Quick Results At Hainer Drug
Quick results reported for Lavoptik eye wash product from Hainer Drug Co. A girl with strained eyes improved after one application and her mother gained relief from eye pains. The ad guarantees the wash helps every case with a free aluminum eye cup offer.
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Hainer Drug Co
Boy Finds Wandering Mare Colt in Street
A boy from 210 South Locus Street found a bay mare colt wandering near his home. The animal was turned over to the police and is housed at McKissick Stables on South Croton Avenue. The owner must pay board and keeping expenses to recover.
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Krons
South Locus Street
Police
McKissick
South Croton Avenue
Autos Stolen In Youngstown Report Three Cars Missing
Three automobiles were reported stolen in Youngstown. A seven passenger Auburn in gray with Ohio plate 154013 was taken, a Hudson in black with Ohio plate 153425, and another Hudson in black with Pennsylvania plate 151291.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Hudson
Pennsylvania
Dr James Headache Powders Promise Quick Relief
An urging ad proclaims instant relief from headache and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders. It urges readers to send someone to the drug store for a dime package to end suffering and feel fine within moments.
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Dr. James
Youth Missing From His Home
Martin Paul Fabian, 16, reported missing from his Stop No 44 Youngstown line home since last Friday. He has a habit of staying away and was last picked up by police about two months ago. The father stated this morning that he left voluntarily and may be traveling with companions.
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Martin Paul Fabian
Youngstown
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