Campaign To Rival German Food Conservation Sunday Starts
The nation readies a widescale drive titled Food Conservation Sunday on July 1 as the Food Administration led by Herbert Hoover plans to marshal sermons by clergy, reach 159,909 preachers, and save 2,000,000,000 dollars worth of food. Dr Rey Wibuz of Leeland-Stanford heads the campaign with aims to curb speculation, lower prices, and reduce waste through public and religious messaging.
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International Neve Servicey
Washington
Dung
United States
Germany
Food Administration
Wilson
Congress
Herbert 0. Hoover
Rey Wibuz
Lelannd- Stanford University
Labor groups split on prohibition move in 1919 vote
Kansas City and St Louis union leaders say organized labor largely opposes a nationwide prohibition amendment. Prominent officials like P S Evans and Fred W Pennington amid broader labor voices argue the measure is too sweeping. Some unions anticipate few members backing it while others warn it threatens beer and wine industries, jobs, and workers’ liberty.
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Ment
P. S. Evans
Trades Assembly
Fred W. Pennington
Elmer E. Hice
Assembly
Hame
Mr. Evans
Itara
Willer
Pennington
Kansas City
St. Kansas City
Lsbor
John T. Smith
Central Labor Union
St. Louis
Ic Glasses of America
Vauser
Vaberty League
Pittsburg
Pillaburg
United States Senate
Navin J. Berry
Labor
Derry
Connecticut
Meriden
Conn
Walt
Nicarnre
Malus
Stenlat
Labor unions oppose prohibition measure as harm to workers
Indianapolis and Atlanta reports quote labor leaders arguing the prohibition bill burdens the laboring class, harms hops and brewing sectors, and yields only temporary inconvenience. Union chiefs urge referenda and warn gas and court fees will follow while other leaders split on prohibition’s future.
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Stennan
Indianapolly
Indianapolis
Ind
Otto Ray
Tt Congress
Ue Gasners
Indwarta State Federation of Labor
Firemen Press for Modern Ladder Truck Replacement
Fire crews fear the aging ladder truck after a recent axle break and near misses on Grank Street. Public support for a new aerial ladder is rising, but council has stalled over funding, with firemen urging replacement as safer, modern equipment.
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Grank Street
Heaver
Jane
Vale
Tran
Prohibition Plan Faces Financial Alarm and War Powers
The sub committee reported a proposed Senate Proviso extending presidential power to regulate distillation and war materials if prohibition is enacted. It warns of massive job losses in the liquor and related industries and potential upheaval of the financial system without timely economic safeguards.
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Ivor and Steel
BIL
Iin
Em Fe
Enann- Ansoora
Aquor
Prohibition Policy debated as Congress eyes conference
The piece notes states holding large sums from license systems face revenue losses if prohibition ends. It says a presidential stance is expected soon and Congress will seek a compromise in conference to realign issues and gain bourbon house support. The cavalry awaits clearer guidance in two to three weeks.
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Senate
Cavalry
Wer
Germans Try To Recapture Ground Infontaine-Les-Croisilles Sector
London June 21 British war office said an attempted German recapture in the Fontaine-Les-C Croisilles area on the Arras front was repulsed after British and French artillery and shelling disrupted the attack. In Oppy and adjacent sectors British forces raided German positions, inflicting casualties and thinning the German line amid heavy fighting through the night.
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London
Tone
Tfarter
War Office
Teiday
Woodlawn Red Cross Picnic Draws Local Crowd
Woodlawn Red Cross plans a large picnic in Elk Park Woodlawn Pa to raise funds. Organizers note supporters from New Castle and nearby communities and reference relief efforts for South Side Red Cross in Union City.
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Woodlawn Red Cross
Local Woman Honors Mother's Memory
A New Castle woman donated $10 to the MK and Teo fund in memory of her brother. The contribution accompanied a note urging support for the work and regular contributions to help babies.
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Butler Tendays
Pmttsvarg Ulspaien
Qispatch
Mak
Icelund
New Castle
Teo
Sho Wan
Friday Last Cabbage Day Moves Forward
The board of trade announces a cabbage drive with a target 200,000 plants and orders accepted until Friday noon. Cash in advance secures coupons, and another large shipment is expected next Monday. Planting should occur the first week of July in rows three to four feet apart with 18 inch plant spacing.
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Board of Trade
Sam
Six Danish Sailors Die When Ship Sinks
A Danish steamer Gunhild torpedoed without warning by a German submarine sank with five crewmen drowned and one killed by the propeller. A consular report to the state department notes 17 men aboard, all crew with no passengers, rescued by a British destroyer twenty minutes later.
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International News Service
Washington, Syne
State Department
Frey Home Struck By Lightning
Lightning struck the Frey residence at 27 Addis Street last night, punching a hole in the roof and causing minor shock to Mrs. L M Brown, who escaped uninjured though shaken. Heavy rain aided in staying the blaze.
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Frey
George Frey
Addis Street
Good well struck on Rosler farm near Petersville
On the radar farm southeast of Petersville a United States Oil Company of Pittsburg drilled a 40 barrel producer in the Te foot sand. This is the company's No well with plans to pay June 27.
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Wtler
Petersville
United States
America
Oil Company of
Pittsburg
Party to visit Butlers new community house tomorrow
Indications point to a large party traveling to Tut lev for an inspection of Butlers new community house. The gathering will meet at the diamond at 10:15 a.m. Tickets covering dinner and lodging are on sale at the board of trade headquarters.
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Tutlev
Butlers New Community House
Board of Trade
Unclear Prohibition Decision Heads to Hoover
Washington June 27 Its the President will ask Herbert Hoover to decide whether Prohibition should be adopted, focusing on food conservation rather than morality. Hoover has said he would judge solely by food conservation needs, warning that if too much edible goods are used, Prohibition could follow. Also note two Norwegian ships sunk by German U boats, the King Haakon and the Magdele, with few survivors.
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Providence
Laehor
Vis Sture
Mer. Hoover
Hoover
Helgium
Copenhagen
Christiania
King Haakon
Deaths of the Day List of Local Funerals and Burials
The funeral of Frank Robluata will be held at the family home on Rebecca street Friday at 2 pm with interment in Greenewood cemetery. Mrs. James Mintoor of Shenango township to be buried Thursday at 2:20 pm in Oak Park cemetery. Mrs. Emma V. Tucker funeral held at Tucker Way Tuesday at 2:39 pm with interment in Green wood cemetery. pallbearers named, survivors include husband, son Jonathan, and relatives. John Jewell funeral held Sunday afternoon in Mer cer Pa with interment in Hoagland cemetery. Mrs. Robert J. Miller of 114 Smithfield street died at sister’s home. survived by husband, children, sisters and brothers. funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Bethel U P church, interment Bethel cemetery. Antonetta infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cerbe died at home aged 14 years. funeral Thursday at St. Vitus church, interment St. Vitus cemetery. Mary Minteer wife of James Mintesr funeral Thursday at 3 30 pm on Pittsboro road in Shenango township, moved from 2 20 pm.
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Wobinson
Frank Robluata
iRebecca Street
Greenewood Cemetery
James Mintoor
Shenango Township
Oak Park Cemetery
Ies Tucker
Emma V. Tucker
H. D. Tucker
Tucker Way
Me F. Nesbit
Central Prestyturian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Jonathan
Tucker
Vetter
B. F. Allerton
Mia
DW. James
Elmer Shaffer
Wiam
Albert Vetter
John Jewell
Joho
Jewell
Famus
Hown Street
Mercer
Stewart
Wheatland
Methodiat Episcopal Church
J. M. Wotton
MethodistsEpiscopal Church
Hoagland Cemetery
Robert J. Miller
Smithfield Street
Riddle
Little Beaver Township
Eialer
Miller
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Douglas
Bertha
John
Charles
Teily
M. O. Riddie
W. P. Barnum
Warren
A. i3. Watson
West Monterey
Thomas Watson
Oskmbooca
J and
Wiliam
Ottumwa
Antonetta
Mra
Mary Minteer
Jamea Mintesr
Pittsboro Road
Shepango Township
Tragedy In The Mett A Troubadour's Dismay
A fragment from the Troulaville Comtiér-Journal hints at a tragedy in progress with a writer claiming repeated postage on a work titled a trebody. The terse dialogue touches on frustration and creative effort.
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Troulaville Comtiér-Journal
Grounds For Exemptions From War Draft Rules Finalized
Washington reports final exemption grounds for the draft with few exemptions overall. Physical incapacity includes heart disease and other ailments. employment in vital war industries grants exemption while enabling others to serve. religious conscientious objectors must have prior affiliation. sole family providers qualify.
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Washington
Wison
Sun
Navy Yarra
Seaire
Shenango Valley Red Cross War Fund gifts totals $97,498
Sharon leads Shenango Valley contributions with 59396.05 toward the Red Cross War Fund, Farrell 17425.09, Sharpsville 316.42, West Middlesex 91834.23, Wheatland 1884.97, Jamestown 1110, and Clarksville 119, as of June 27 in Sharon, Pennsylvania.
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Sharon
Shenadgo Valley
Red Cross War Fund
Farrell
Sharpsville
West Middlesex
Wheatland
Jameston
Clarkeville
Formal Opening of Beaver Valley Country Club
Beaver Falls hosts the formal opening of the Beaver Valley Country Club on the Fourth of July. The event marks the clubhouse addition, though completion of new facilities will take several weeks. Guests include members and their families for a golf and social gathering.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver Valley Country Club
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