Suspect Not Known Here in Auto Theft Case
Robert Levine, arrested in Pittsburg on suspicion of auto theft with Louise Henry, claimed home in New Castle. Henry, 20, from Youngstown, told Pittsburg police she planned to kill Levine. she carried a loaded revolver. Levine briefly escaped during transfer but was recaptured. authorities doubt Henry’s story and suspect fictitious name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levine
Pittsburg
Louise Henry
Youngsand
New Castle
Levine
Youngstown
Henry
Lavine
Pitts
German planes raid Paris again in night attack
German bombers raided Paris last night under poor weather with bombs dropped and damage reported. The warning sounded shortly after 11 pm and car signals were given about 12:35 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vandergrift Home From Porto Rico
Edward Vandergrift son of Mr and Mrs Edward Vandergrift of South Mill Street has returned from Porto Rico where he taught a government school in Arecibo and served as athletic director. He noted a protest and detentions of Pro-Germans during the voyage from Venezuela aboard the Maracaibo with a planned trip to Carolina and a stop at Maya for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vandergrift
South Mill Reet
Rico
Arecibo
Carolina
Ife
Juan
Maracaibo
Venezuela
America
Maya
Re examining City Draftees for Possible Reclassification
A large number of city draftees previously examined are being re examined by local medical examiners. Those earlier found disqualified due to physical defects face renewed review to update records for the draft board and to determine new eligibility status.
Blindfolded girl to draw numbers for Jersey calf
Chairman Thomas W. Dickey of the Jersey calf committee announces a calf raffle at the Red Triangle circus tonight at the Country club rounds. Attorney J. W. Sunningham and W. J. Evans handle ceremonies. A blindfolded child will draw numbers. the fifth number wins. If the holder agrees to donate, the calf may be sold at auction for Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Dickey
Jersey
Red Triangle Circus
J. W. Sunningham
W. J. Evans
Beneft
Red Cross
Peach Yields Expected High This Year
Reports arriving from rural districts indicate peach production in the city will be unusually large this year.
Estates and Administrations Granted in Local Wards
Letters testamentary and administration granted by Register and Recorder John T. Brinton list multiple estates and appointees. Names include James Ward to Katherine Ward, Philip A. Young to Clyde E. Young, George W. Jack to Safe Deposit and Trust Co. and others in Wayne, Little Beaver, Pulaski, Perry, New Castle, Union, and Bessemer townships with successors such as Wimer Richards Downs Fields Gosney Patterson McCurdy Gilfillan Dickson Johnson Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Herbert Pander
W. J. Downs
New Castle
Claude L. Downs
Sue Fields
Ira S. Fields
Matilda J. Gosney
Ray H. Gosney
Anthony V. DuShane
Mabel J. Patterson
James McCurdy
Flora E. McCurdy
Joseph Boyt
Bessemer
J. Clyde Gilfillan
Anna E. McNees
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Ann Denhart
Fourth Ward
Clara B. Dickson
Joseph Johnson
Sixth Ward
Ross Johnson
Richard W. Sergeant
Union Township
C. J. Burke
Couple Wed in Court After Spooning in Park
In Atlanta on June 27 Miss Edith Carter twenty two and E W King twenty three were charged after sharing a kiss in Grant Park. They obtained a marriage license, a minister arrived, and the ceremony proceeded. The case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grant Park
Edith Carter
E. W. King
Kerensky Plans Paris Visit Before Heading to America
Alexander Kerensky former Russian premier said he would travel to Paris before leaving Europe for America. The London report notes his stated itinerary and intent to depart for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Kerensky
Paris
Europe
America
Pair Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Kino Street Incident
Sadie O Niel and Sarah Griffin faced the Mayor this morning on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges. Each was fined 10 dollars and costs. They went to John Hetrick's on Kinley Street demanding lunch and threatened to wreck the place if refused while under the influence and using insulting language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie O’niel
Sarah Griffin
John Hetrick
Kinley Street
Sadie
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits and Discharges
Admitted: Stanley Banda Moravia street Mrs Mary Pisor Martin street Joseph Perkins Lee avenue John Papachristo New Castle. Discharged: Robert Robertson Vilaremo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Banda
Moravia Street
Mary Pisor
Martin Street
Joseph Perkins
Lee Avenue
John Papachristo
New Castle
Robert Robertson
Vilaremo
Bunco Scheme Leaves Local Man $600 Short
John Smaller reported being lured into a bunco play by two Slavic men at 116 N. Mill Street. He handed over $600 after a promise of a profitable deal, but the “secure” box contained only worthless paper. Police have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smaller
Smaller
Eil Carter Street
N. Mill Street
Ash
Home Canning Mixed Vegetable Medley Techniques
The U S Department of Agriculture describes attractive economical vegetable mixtures for salds omelets and meats that can be canned at home. It details combinations for spring and fall using carrots peas beans onions peppers celery and lima beans with careful packing brining and processing times and methods for intermittent or single period boiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Out of City: Man Ordered Out by Mayor After Night in Town
A man named Happy Glorey was registered at the police station last night and, after living up to his name, was ordered out of the city by the Mayor this morning.
Bicycle Stolen From Mahoningtown Resident
Police report theft of an Indian bicycle owned by William Malone of Mahoningtown. The red bike features motorcycle handlebars, a cyclometer on the spoke, blue streak tires, and double cross bars. John Richards, guest of Henry Badger in East Long avenue, Warren, Ohio, is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Malone
Mahoningtown
John Richards
Thomas Richards
Warren, C
Henry Badger
East Long Avenue
Connor Arrives Overseas with Signal Battalion
Christopher E. Connor of the 308 Field Signal Battalion Company C has arrived safely overseas, according to word received by relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher E. Connor
308 Field Signal Battalion
Surly Hagan Arrested On Drunkenness Charge
Surly Hagan was arrested by officers for drunkenness and used vile language during the incident. The Mayor ordered him out of the city this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surly Hagan
Quick Care Quip on Appendicitis in Comic Exchange
In a sepulchral voice a man jokes he has appendicitis symptoms and a partner misremembers anatomy. The pun highlights a rapid recovery under absurd medical conditions.
Not many born great say on but many born well satisfied
A reflective quip contrasts greatness with self contentment. The speaker notes few are born great while many settle into complacency and belief in their own sufficiency.
High Power Gun Plans Found Led by Ludleicke Arrest
Pittsburg police and Department of Justice agents report the arrest of Ferdinando Ludwig Ludleicke, a German alien enemy and former German soldier, amid the recovery of a high powered air gun and a mechanical device claimed to destroy buildings without trace. Ludleicke previously worked at Tyrone railroad shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ferdinando Roberto Eduardo Ludbicke
Department of Justice
Ludleicke
Tyrone
Surplus Funds Used to Buy Government Bonds
Uniontown June 27. At a Connellsville Coke Co directors meeting President J P Brennen and Secretary W G Rock were told to buy government securities with the surplus funds. An injunction prevents dividends so the directors use the surplus for bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Connellsville Coke Company
J. P. Brennen
W. G. Rock
John Heger Awarded 900 for Wooden Leg Injury
John Heger received 900 in damages after being struck by an automobile in Cleveland Ohio. He testified the accident broke his wooden left leg and caused bruising and several fractures above the break. The settlement reflects his injury and medical impact from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
John Heger
Heger
A Good Reason
A minister asks three boys what they will be. The first wants to be a farmer, the second a schoolmaster, and the third a preacher. The minister praises each path before the boy reveals a humorous dinner trade.
Seafaring Son Sends Kimono Home To Mother
A young sailor writes his mother of bringing home gifts including a striped Japanese kimono. The mother, puzzled by the item, wonders how to care for it and jokes about feeding it, highlighting the humorous misunderstanding of cultural gifts.
More Acts For Circus Add Local Talent
S Reed Megown and helpers secure several new acts from Pittsburgh’s amateur talent including Jean Laughlin a New Castle singer an accordionist and two female singers all donated free of charge. No outside manager will take receipts. an itemized financial report will appear in New Castle papers. Proceeds aid Y M C A huts with tonight’s country club show promising entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Reed Megown
George Ll. Patterson
O. T. J. Hartsuff
Pittsburg
Jean Laughlin
New Castle
Women Move Into Jobs as War-Driven Shifts Reshape Workforce
Reports note women replacing men as elevator operators in Washington government buildings and women workers across the country taking roles in railroads and retail. Louisiana women celebrate potential suffrage gains and Bryn Mawr plans a July program to train women for industrial supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Merchants’ Association of
Lafayette
Ind
Bryn Mawr College
Ida Sammis
Huntington
L. I
New York General Assembly
United States
Canada
Labor Party
Lady Maxwell
John Maxwell
New York City
Phyllis Walsh
Philadelphia
Frank L. Briggs
Springfield
Mass
Police Department
Yokohama
National Honor Guard of
Theodora Booth
Miss Booth
Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
New Bureau to Handle Economic Rehabilitation of Russia
Washington reports a proposed independent government bureau under the state department will manage the economic and financial aspects of Russia’s rehabilitation. The bureau would coordinate aid and administer plans United States and allies deem necessary to free Russia from German influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Polish Legion Member In City Sparks Curiosity In Uniform
A member of the Polish Legion, fighting with the Allies in France, is visiting the city. His appearance in the uniform commonly seen as the French style has prompted widespread inquiry among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ladies Auxiliary event on Neshan Nock Avenue
Given by the Ladies Auxiliary No 371 to the B of R T on Neshan nock avenue Friday evening June 28. In case of rain it may be held Saturday evening. Ady te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
B. of R. T
Neshannock Avenue
Ady
Adolphus Busch Reclassified to Draft Class 1A
Adolphus Busch third son of August A Bosch? Busch, millionaire brewer, moved from class 2a to class 1a by St. Louis Local Draft Board. He has a wife and child and a wife from a previous marriage has several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Busch
August A. Busch
St. Louis
Food Riots in Petrograd and Bolshevik Crackdown
International News Service reports food riots in Petrograd as Bolsheviki troops shell the mobs with machine guns. Grand Duke Michael allegedly heads a counter revolution in Omsk as unrest spreads in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Michael
Omsk
Deaths of the Day Snee Funeral Arrangements Noted
Funeral services for Albert W. Snee will be held at his Union Township home Friday at 8 PM. The body will be moved Saturday to the Jefferson M. E. church in Jefferson County for services and interment. Also, Mrs. Sue Heistand of Sycamore Ohio, formerly Sue Edmunds of Toledo, died at home Wednesday and will be buried Friday. Surviving siblings include Mrs J W Walls and Mrs Florence Cosgrove of New Castle, Mrs T S Reynolds of East Brook, James Kemp of Edenburg, and John P. Kemp of Youngstown. one son Ferdinand Edmunds of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Snee
Union’ Township
Jefferson M. BE
Jefferson County
Sue Heistand
Sycamore
Ohio
Sue Edmunds
Toledo
J. W. Walls
Florence Cosgrove
New Castle
T.S. Reynolds
East Brook
James Kemp
Edenburg
John P. Kemp
Youngstown
Ferdinand Edmunds
Wife of Mike Biago Dies at 41 in Wampum Home
Mrs Susie Biago wife of Mike Biago of Wampum died at her home this morning at 3 o clock She was 41 years old She leaves ten children including Mrs Julia Fletcher of Celia Pa and Albert Joseph Ellen Tony Carl Felix Mary and Victoria at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Biago
Mike Biago
Wampum
Julia Fletcher
Celia, Pa
Albert
Joseph
Ellen
Tony
Carl
Felix
Mary
Victoria
Funeral services for William McCart in Mahoning town
Funeral services for William McCart of West Pittsburg were held at 10 this morning in St. Margaret's church Mahoning town. Rev. Peter F. McKenna officiated with pallbearers James McCart George McCart James Vallely Frank Vallely John Ellsessor and Michael McMillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCart
West Pittsburg
St. Margaret's Church
Mahoningtown
Peter F. McKenna
James
George McCart
Frank Vallely
John Ellsessor
Michael McMillin
Miss Mallie Jack Dies Quietly in New Castle Home
Miss Mallie Jack died suddenly at her North Mill Street home after a two week illness. Active in Red Cross work and civic clubs, she was well known in New Castle where she lived most of her life. Surviving are a sister Mrs Linda Irish and nieces and nephews in Pittsburg. Funeral services Friday at eight, private interment Saturday at Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallie Jack
North Mill Street
Miss Jack
Red Cross
Helena
Washington
New Castle
Samuel
Fannie Say Jack
First Presbyterian Church
Linda Irish
Charlotte B., Irish
Frank C. Irish
Pittsburg
Oak Park
Fifty Three Bushels of Potatoes Spoiled
Food Inspector James Ellison halted a carload of potatoes consigned to a local firm until they were sorted. About 53 bushels had been hauled to the garbage plant and disposed of after arriving in bad condition.
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James Ellison
Local Names Listed for New Castle Area Notices
A fragmented list shows individuals associated with New Castle and nearby towns including Margaret Carpenter Olive M Boyd Nina Boyd Mary EBGi serve and Chas Mossruch Viola Sterling Mary Diamond and others in the Enon Valley Ellwood City and Ellwood City region. The source reads like a registry or directory snippet without context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Taylor
New Castle
Margaret Carpenter
Harry E. Emery
Enon Valley
Olive M. Boyd
Herbert L. Ridenour
Ellwood City
Nina Boyd
Chas. W. Mossruch
Viola M. Sterling
Mary G Diamond
Mary Ebgi
Sam W Small to Speak at Y M C A on Sunday
Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Y M C A auditorium Dr Sam W Small D D famed southern evangelist editor and lecturer will deliver his address Americas Third Emancipation His platform prowess humor and information have earned him the title Prince of the Platform The visit comes at the suggestion of concerned citizens and under the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon league auspices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Small
D. D
America
Cuba
France
Small
Sam Jones
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Strictly Cash Policy for Local Auto Dealers
Automobile dealers in cars, trucks and accessories announce a countywide shift to strictly cash transactions for all repair work, gasoline and accessories after July 1. They cite increased costs and the C. D. policy of suppliers as the reason, noting the move covers virtually every dealer in the county.
Crust Like Bill’s Belongs To Kaiser Case Summary
In Alton Illinois on June 27 William Sullivan accused Kaiser Bill of taking his crust. Mrs Lillie Schwarberger asserts the claim. He allegedly slapped her after she protested. A warrant issued and the judge fined him five dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton, Ill
Wiliam Sulivan
Kaiser Bill
Lillie Schwarberger
Real estate transfers list in Ellwood areas towns and sums
Realty transfers show multiple deeds in Ellwood and surroundings. Beulah I Phillips to William Wilkins first ward for 1 dollar Eliza Kerr to Peter Hoffman North Beaver 1600 The Pittsburg Co to Joseph Gregor Ellwood 100 Lawrence J Weddell to Fred H Stanley second ward 1 John H Marshall to James E Wilcox fifth ward 1 James E Wilcox to John H Marshall eighth ward 1 Annie B Gibson to Charles S Barnett second ward 4250 Charles B Burns to Coston Burns Burns Wayne 250 Orrin L Miller to Vincenzo Moran Ellwood 3500 Mary B Acker to Laura R Kirk Ellwood 1 The Pittsburg Co to Kurt Mason Ellwood 650 George W Black to Kathryn M Hipsley Ellwood 6250
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah I. Phillips
Wm. H. Wilkins
First Ward
Eliza J. Kerr
Peter Hoffman
North Beaver
The
Pittsburg Co
Joseph Gregor Ellwood
Lawrence J. Weddell
Fred HH. Stanley
Second Ward
John H. Marshall
James E. Willcox
Fifth Ward
James E. Wilcox
Eighth Ward
Annie B. Gibson
Charles S. Barnett
Charles B. Burns
Coston Burns Burns
Wayne
Orrin L. Miller
Vincenzo Moran
Ellwood
Mary B. Acker
Laura R. Kirk
Kurt Mason
George W. Black
Kathryn M. Hipsley
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Vandergrift
Porto Rico
John Wright
Arthur Lynch
Great Britain
Lynch
Edward
Ireland
John T. Brinton
Kerensky
Shenango Valley Hospital
U.S. Dep't OF Agriculture
Hagan
Gompers
LABOR
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
St. Paul
Minn
England
Italy
John
Ies Cortes Commission
Bat and Ball Fund
Ast
Polish Legion
Snee
Mrs
Sam Small
Will
Bill
M. E. Hawkins
Bell
Co. A. Dimling Company
Pittsburg, Pa
Just
W.F. Dufford & CO
East Washington St
UNION
Bell Phone
S. Rice
NORTH
Chas. R. Kelley
Lam
Sutton
ANCE
Ben
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