Murder Charge Filed In Deli Boardinghouse Case
Mrs. Deli faces murder charges after the death of Serefino De Angeles at the Center Street boardinghouse owned by Luigi Deli. Chief M J Young presented the case to Alderman O H P Green. witnesses Vida Giamone Dominick Aspramonte and Louis De Angeles are held on $500 bail. De Angeles is hospitalized for a leg wound. Deli released. Hearing set for July 5 between 3 and 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Deli
Center Street
Serefino de Angeles
O. H. P. Green
M. J. Young
Vida Giamone
Dominick Aspramonte
Louis de Angeles
de Angeles
Shenango Valley Hospital
Latin American diplomats urge course upon him
Latin American diplomats press Carranza to comply with U S demands. They urge restraint in the Gomez attack incident and immediate release of prisoners. Senator Lewis says a Carranza reply is expected, with no word yet from Consul Rodgers as to timing of the Mexican note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
United States
Lewis
Carranza
Congress
Mexico Border Crisis Moves Toward Congressional Action
White House officials say the president will seek congressional attention on the Mexican situation after finishing details. Secretary Lansing links a June 20 note to prisoners’ issue, while Captain Morey’s report confirms an ambush and slaughter of Americans. The War Department rushes militia outfitting with machine guns and border guards to prepare for possible raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieved
White House
Lansing
Carrizal
Rodgers
Mexico
Carranza
State Department
Congress
Chihuahua City
L. S. Morey
Tenth
Pershing
Baker
International
War Department
Quartermaster's Department
Mexicans Ready Arm For Carranza War After U S March
Reports from Juarez and Chihuahua describe Mexican forces responding to American troop movements. Carranzista pamphlets claim President Wilson flees Washington while Villa and Villistas gain arms in Chihuahua as tensions rise along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
International Bridge
Mexico City
Carranza
Villa Ahumada
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Obregon
Pershing
Carrizal
Revino
Wilson
Washington
Canada
Bell
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Pasdeo del Norte
Chihuahua
Villa
Villista
Pancho” Villa
Shenango Valley Hospital Admits Local Residents
Raymond Ford of John Street Miss Viola Badger of Ellwood City and Arian Solomon of the Dufford block are patients admitted today and yesterday. Refuse holders scattered around New York's zoological garden are metal and shaped to imitate tree stumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ford
John Street
Viola Badger
Ellwood City
Arian Solomon
Dufford Block
New York’s Zoological Garden
Judge Grants Stay in New Wilmington Paving Suit
John A Henderson sues the borough of New Wilmington seeking to halt a Market street and Neshannock avenue paving contract awarded to E A Freshwater and Sons. The suit, filed in 1916, claims favoritism and fraud, cites a higher projected cost, and asks for a speedy hearing set for the coming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Neshannock Avenue
New Wilmington
E. A. Freshwater and Sons
Chester
W. Va
John A. Henderson
Youngstown
Emery
Freshwater and Sons
Smith Construction Company
Borough of
Charles Freeman
William McElwee, Jr
James L. Coulter
Burgess
James M. Shaffer
Keeler Robinson
William Hayes
F. Archie Freshwater
Elmer Freshwater
Philip Freshwater
Henderson
T. A. Gilkey
New Castle
Smith Construcion Company
Vine
Market Streets
Bacon bat outing planned by Nature Study club
The Y W C A notes announce tomorrow evening’s Nature Study club plans a bacon bat walk and cookout in the woods. Each girl brings bread and butter. bacon will be provided for the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Club
Association
Brief News In City Activities
Police hunt Tony DiMark of Youngstown for murder. Mayor A. D. Newell names four new city road gang members with options of fines work five days or 30 days jail. Mrs Almira Nye seeks Charles McClarren aiding search. mills and plants checked without result. Harley Shoaf arrested on warrant for obtaining goods by false pretense. Fireman Roy Sankey and George Buchanan report excellent fishing at Chautauqua Lake near Camp Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Road Gang
A. D. Newell
HUNTS
Almira Nye
North Sewickley
Charles McClarren
Shenango
New Castle
McClarren
Nye
Ezra Wilson
Parkway
Harley Shoaf
Green's Court
Roy Sankey
Central Department
George Buchanan
Chautauqua Lake
Camp Stowe
Kensington Club Sees Last Meeting With Whalen Hosts
The Kensington club gathered at Mrs. Jas. Moses home in Ellwood City for a well arranged afternoon meal with roses and carnations. Mrs. H J Whalen leaves the city this week and received silver spoons from the club as a token of appreciation. A new baby was welcomed by the president Mrs C Leroy Hughes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Moses
Ellwood City
Kensington
Grace Rowland
Margaret Mershimer
Merhimer
Twila Rowland
Besse Bryant
H. J. Whalen
Frank M. Jones
Whalen
Bessie Bryant
C. Leroy Hughes
Moses
Cascade Park
Son's success in city noted in family dialogue
In Detroit Free Press style dialogue a mother and father praise their son's city life and assets. The father recalls the odd hardship of needing to bathe while standing, highlighting small stubborn comforts amid urban success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Experimental silk notes printed in England without rubber
An experimental process in England prints bank notes on silk that is waterproofed by a secret method and uses no rubber in the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Six Border Raiders Fall After Ranch Attack
Six of the 25 Mexican bandits who killed William Parker and his bride on a ranch near Hachita were killed by an auto posse from Hachita. U. S. cavalry detachments pursued the raiders in three columns to encircle them. Also Mexican troops crossed the border near Nogales and retreated after American fire. Over 500 American refugees were to be moved from the Mexican west coast and the Red Cross urged aid for militiamen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Columbus
N. M
William Parker
Hachita
12Th
U. S. Cavalry
Col. Waterman
Border Patrol
Sickle
Las Cenegas
Almo Hueco
Culberson
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
William Brooke
Washington
Winslow
Pacific Fleet
Navy Department
United States
Glacier
Buffalo
Topolobampo
Yaqui Valley
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Congress
Ernest P. Bicknell
The
Mrs DuBois and Miss Brady Depart for East Trip
Mrs J K DuBois of Boyles Avenue and her guest Miss Annabelle Brady of Denver Colorado left today for a trip to Philadelphia Atlantic City and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. DuBois
Boyles Avenue
Annabelle Brady
Denver
Col
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Deaths of the Day Charles Leighty
Charles Leighty son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Leighty of West Clayton street died at the family home Tuesday evening June 27 after a long illness. He was 20 years old and a well known Seventh ward resident with many friends. He belonged to Mahoning M E church and was noted for fine character. Surviving are his parents and three brothers John Thomas and Henry Leighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leighty
Henry A. Leighty
West Clayton Street
Seventh Ward
Mahoning M. E. Church
John
Thomas
Henry Leighty
Local residents mourn multiple deaths in Ellwood City area
Obituaries report the deaths of William Hannon at 48, Stewart Duncan age 21, and George Daniels age about 55. Hannon leaves a wife and three children. Duncan was unmarried with eight brothers and a Orangemen member. Daniels was last of his family and never married. Services set at St Marys church and Mountville church with interment planned.
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Stewart Duncan
Wayne Avenue
Ellwood City
New Castle Hospital
Lester Duncan
United Presbyterian Church
Orangemen
Orangement
Mountville Church
Bounties Put On The Sharks In Adriatic
Marine board of Trieste issues circular urging Austrian officers to kill sharks in the Adriatic with premiums from 2.30 to 23 dollars based on size and species. Man eating sharks carry 9.20 to 23 dollars. payments require showing specimens to the nearest harbor officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adriatic
Marine Board of
Trieste
Austria
State Department
Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
Record Breaker
An exchange reports a young worker nicknamed Maggie warns the cook about improving biscuits or risk dismissal. The cook retorts she has two years of training and has served many esteemed households, asserting she has never been fired and plans to leave for a better position this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Globe
Beaver Falls Man Identified in River Death Mystery
The body recovered from the river at Lawrence Junction is identified as Benjamin F. Hill of Beaver Falls. Relatives, including brother Henry Hill, confirmed the identity. Hill, missing two weeks, was employed at Standard Scales works. authorities note no money found, fueling murder speculation though cause of death remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Junction
Benjamin F. Hill
Beaver Falls
Henry Hill
Frank Hill
Fourth Avenue
Standard Scales Works
German Submarine Reported Near American Coast
Wireless stations near Boston picked up a radiogram saying a German submarine bound for America had been sighted off Provincetown. The Boston Chamber of Commerce observer did not mention it and at the navy yard Americans were practicing submarines nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
America
Provincetown
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Highland Light
Navy Yard
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Bing
Mrs. Deli
Everwear Jewel
Winter Bros
New Castle PA
Rio Grande
Omni.fils
Wilmington
J. A. Henderson
Smith
Tony DiMark
James Moses
Posse
Ranchman
William Hannon
Mahoning Road
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
St. Mary's Church
Ella Hannon
Margaret Hannon
Bernard McDowell
Morris Hannon
John of Kent
James
Lima
Daniel
Chicago
Joseph
Richard
Frank Hannon
John Travers
William Davis
St. Mary’s Cemetery
George Daniels
Scott Township
John Daniels
White
Harlansburg
B. F. Hill
Bea
Edison and
W.F. Dufford
UNION
Bell Phone
North ST
Chas. R. Kelley
Sutton
R. Mill Street
White & Son
Neshanhock Ave
Bell-Ans
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