New Castle Organizes First Farm Labor Squad Debut
New Castle forms a seven member farm labor squad to start daybreak work next Tuesday at 7 AM. They will travel by car from the News office to the Eller farm near Pay Tas entz, ready to harvest corn and weed rows to promote staple food crops. Local farmers may arrange services through L. Keniz, chairman of the farm squad.
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New Castle
Elder
West Puesday
Theoiien
Eller
Py Tasentz
A. Dickson
George
Winter
R. A. McKinney
Hyrown
G. Ramsey
James K
Sove
PF. L. Stenta
Jyawtence
L. Keniz
Rotary Club To Farm Camp For Laborers
Rotary club and the public safety committee plan a farm labor camp near a stream with vacant buildings to house workers. J Lee McFale chairs the committee, and farmers are invited to suggest a suitable site. Camp residents will live on site, work on area farms, and send earnings to their banks. Contact James Leak to express interest or propose locations in Pulaski Neshamark area.
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Rotary Club
Committee of Public Safety
Pulaski
Neshanwork Falls
J. Lee McFale
Farineta
Manufacturers Hear Addresses in Lawrence County Meeting
A Lawrence County manufacturers meeting at Uso Lawrence club featured remarks by a vice president of the Linnea Rearing Co and leaders from the National Founders Association and United Chamber of Commerce. Attendees included Robert Igarland and Pittsburgh merchantsAssociation officials who urged broader cooperation and shared industry concerns.
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Manufacturers “Association of
Fox
Heepie
Lewars
de Mechinteek
Chiland
Caf
National
Association
Robert Igarland
Pittsbu
Mehaiabet
Cos
Shish Chauther
Commerce
Dimyertanace
Mane
Ro R. Curner
Pittsburg
Miplovers” Association
AL Kigennevrront
Stleffer
Ellwood City
Rentz
Pou
Prawford
David Jaokson
W. C. Gralim
Police Capture Man In His Night Shirt
Police arrested Harry Kelly after he was found in the street in his night shirt near Quest Street. He resisted officers during arrest for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, but appeals secured his discharge with a warning from a magistrate.
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Pranne
Quest Street
Tie
Harry Kellyman Ank
Worldwide Awe as All American Troops Land in France
Secretary of War confirms four American contingents safely landed in France. Vessels reached a French port amid German submarine activity off the Irish coast. Troops aim to join front lines soon, with news shaping German morale as U S forces prepare for trench duty.
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Haker
Serail
United States
France
Irish
Mother Gives Three Sons to Serve Country
A mother bids farewell to her three sons as they prepare to serve, expressing pride and hope that they return safely. She recalls their childhood and thanks friends and family for support while wishing them endurance and courage in duty.
First Flier With Pershing In Action
Paris dispatch reports Corporal James Hall of Colfax in Austria front action with the American army against German forces. Hall, attached to the Lata Velle squadron, was killed in a dogfight behind enemy lines after shooting down a German plane four days earlier.
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Paris
Euhers Quarters
Verdun
Tiay Re
James Hall
Colfax
Auschod
Latavelle
Aes Servicefajar Mitchels
Cheaper Coal Assured by President Wilson
The article reports that President Wilson secured assurances for cheaper coal via commissions and defense councils. It details cooperation among federal bodies to control production, price setting, and distribution in coal districts. A response from various officials and committees outlines plans to stabilize coal costs and ensure fair pricing in coming months. The piece references national defense logistics and anticipated regulatory actions.
Cadet Manager Retired After Forty Years Service
Edward McEnaney ends four decades as superintendent and manager of the cadets at West Point after a long career in the cadet corps and clerical clerk work.
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Washington
West Point
Edward McEnaney
Averterniistera Corns
Paper Manufacturers To Be Restrained Restraint Resolution Adopted
Washington reports the Senate adopted a Keel resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to account for its failure to issue orders restraining print paper manufacturers from continuing monopolistic and unfair practices in the industry.
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Washington
Ponte Thin Atternonn
Wyon
Trailo Commission
Wrar
Flag Raising at Centre U P Church
A flag raising program is planned at Centre United Presbyterian Church in Slipperyrock Township next Monday evening. Prominent city speakers will attend. An ice cream social and strawberies will follow to benefit the Red Cross fund.
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Rey Cross Somal
Center United Tresytarian Church
Slipperyrock Township
Flag Raising at Third U P Church
There will be a flag raising at Swelock at the Third United Presbyterian church on Raat Achingran Street. Dr J Miner Campbell is pastor. Trogn Fowill to fire a salute and mavusia wi be furnished by the Croton troops.
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Swelock
Raatachingran Street
J. Miner Campbell
Ludae Porter
Odelisee
Trogn Fowill
Mavusia
Furntehal
Croton
Legislature Quits Today After Six Month Session
Pennsylvania lawmakers adjourn after six months of work. Senate and House passed major bills including a highway appropriation of 10,474,470.40 plus 4 million from auto licenses. Contingency fund tightened and department budgets adjusted, with notable raises for a few officials.
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Ciniringtonal
Harimsburg
Legislature of
Pennsylvania
Dewsa Morrisburg
Senate
Bingaedlon
Clareee J. Thaghnan
Bucks County
Asa K. Dewire
Jaicra
Raymond EH
Hithh
Crawford
Washington
Nate Wan
Setor Salus
WP. Gallagher
Senator Beidelman
Dauphin
Rich Vill
Lary Mearkle Automobile
Don Helly
Anthracite Coal District
Bell
House
Tully
Highway Department
Department of Agriculture
Farmers Institutes
Department of Labor and Industry
Division of Hygiene and Engineering
Bureau of Mediation
Patrick Gilday
Templeyes
Department
Philadelphia
Croton W C U meeting at Mrs Winder
The Croton W. C. U met at Mrs Winder on Tuesday evening with Mrs Orzan presiding. The program included singing scripture lesson from Isaiah and a prayer. Members presented a donation toward war relief and distributed bouquets and garments for the month. A paper on non alcoholic drinks and talks on John Pascoe and medicine were given. The group will meet with Mr Taine in two weeks.
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Croton Enion
Croton
W. C. TU
Bone
Winder
Orzan
Isaiah
Rhayiter
Tiradley
Wilson
Bradley
Bay
John Paehsoome
Taine
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
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Mes
Lidia Wiltarne
Court Sleret
Pedete Gagala
Mosjeun Steet
Edward Jaine
Ala Octropt
Petihia Walters
Poarting Treet
Shozeph Thitas
Atlantic Ween Wischarged
Ralph Swartzwelder
Micrylind
Ome
Parisi
Ingo
Chicago
Curtis Aeroplane Firm Lands $20 Million U.S. Order
The Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation won a U.S. government contract valued at about $20 million for aeroplanes, motors, and supplies. The award was officially announced in New York.
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New York
Curtis Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
U United States
Lone Italian Boat Sub Prey Of Week
Rome reports a single Italian steamer sunk in the week to June 24 with arrivals at Italian ports totaling 3 and departures 3 percent. The item includes garbled passages on antiquity, language, and a humorous quip from the Courier-Journal and New York Times quotes.
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Rome
Italia
Louisvile Courier-Journal
New York Academy of Medicine
New York Times
Deaths of the Day Two local residents noted in obituaries
Catherine Pitzer widow of Murray Pitzer died at 2ha yom, Thursday at her daughter Affe W. Oales home Elm Street. Born April 4 1841 in Hillaville Pa she married Murray Pitzer fifty years ago. Surviving two children, Mrs. Wot. Dulew and Ralph Wityer, plus four brothers and one sister. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at her late residence, Rev. Let Gatwan officiating. Interment Belmont cemetery. James Grannis funeral held Wednesday at Kelley’s chapel with Rev. G Parr officiating. interment Greenwood cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Cuthertin
Catherine Pitzer
Tate
Oales
Elm Street
Younkstowh
Wot. Dulew
Ralph Wityer
Threety
Whiam
Let
Gatwan
Belmont Cemetery
Conspiracy Alleged Ties Rebels to Labor Strikes
Senator Thomas of Colorado charged on the Senate floor that the f. W. and American agents of the Kaiser are allied in a conspiracy to foment labor disorders and disrupt coal mining. He read a consulant’s letter noting plots in Colorado and Arizona and urged DOJ action to halt any war behind US fronts.
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Cipheri Hima] Nemes Service
Washington
F. W. OW
Kaiser
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Arizona
Department of Justice
West Side WCTU Meeting With Mrs Cramer Slated
The Westside WCTU plans a meeting with Mrs. Cramer of Glen Avenue on Friday at 2 30. Attendees should be present and prepared to pay dues as requested by the press report from PRESS SUP.
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West Side
Talon
Westside
Cramer
Glen Avenue
Tleage
Paris Celebrates U.S. Troop Arrival in France
Wild cheering greeted the arrival of the American expeditionary force in France. Demonstrations broke out before the American embassy as fast contingents of the army were reported to have arrived safely.
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Paris
France
One Man Killed In Violent Storm In Youngstown
In a cyclonic storm early yesterday one man died and property damage occurred. John Can yo, an employee of Youngstown Sheet and Tube, was killed when the heavy ore bridge he operated was hurled by the wind. Lightning damaged the home of A M Lyons and trees were uprooted. Dinner for visitors lists Miss Frances Cox of Wilmington Del as guest of Ella Tinth Smiley with a host of local ladies attending at the park.
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Youngstown
John Canyo
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
A. M. Lyons
Frances Cox
Wilmington
Del
Ella Tinth Smiley
Fairmont Avenue
Kathryn Irwin
Leona Perry
Jrestnt
Mary Etter
Fitzareth Reed Alma Clark
Huth Shaffer
Ruth Smith
Maries McClymonds
Jeona Percy
Kathryn Ervin
Cornerstone to be laid for Italian Methodist church
The cornerstone laying of the new Italian Methodist Episcopal church is planned for Sunday at 3 o clock with a large crowd expected. The program includes several city M E ministers and notes the mission history dating to 1903 under Rev Rog er DePadre and others, highlighting the growth of a Sunday school and the long effort to provide a fitting place of worship for Italians in the city.
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M. E. Minis
Theallan M. 3
Roger DePadre
Wuler
Randolph
Foulke
Hogy
Mil
Mber
Thmus
Peoria
Bartell
Chrch
American Labor Rejects Swiss Trade Union Conference
Washington June 28 American organized labor refused to join a trades union conference planned in Switzerland for September. Delegates from neutrals and the Central powers would discuss labor's peace demands. The invitation stemmed from a June 8 Stockholm conference with representatives from Holland Denmark Norway Sweden Finland Germany Austria-Hungary and Bulgaria, which called the project premature and untimely and of no good purpose.
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Washington
Amerian
Switzerland
Nevtrals
Conference of
Trade Unions
Stockholm
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Diplomats Vetted Outbound From Kaiser Regime
Six German diplomats and families arrived at an American port en route back to Germany from South America. The party was led by Dr. Adolph Paull former minister to Brazil and W Van Sanden former minister to Toysota. Mrs Dolly Moore of Gloucester sells her home to buy a war ambulance.
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South America
Germany
Adolfin Paull
Brazil
W. van Sanden
Toysota
Dolly Moore
W. J
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Pas
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Kansas
Women Equity
LWO
Ay Lawrener
Tab Teist
Regalars
Aries
Macroai
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Carl Vane
Hoteszelley
Tty
Medaly
Sowinlin
Wali
Pero
Atielals
Cid Ras Mauginiers
Eleanor Medill ‘Atlergon
Siory
Ey Hieland
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Charles M ‘Thompson
Ivarer
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Shu
Pershing
Americmn
Geran
Pres. Wilson
Interior
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Federal Trade Commission
National Defense
Deancerter
National Bisunse
Fauna Stork
Gentre U. P. Church
U. P. Church
Shenango Valley
U.S
Bankall
Vpila
England
Mr. Groupis
Thomas Grannis
Kelley's Chapel
North
Mim Street
Nev
G. Parr
Epworth Moe Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Pallbeir
Samuel Warnock
A. Lebby
WM. Menderson
D. J. Brown
James Caldwell
T. H. Russell
LW. W
W.C. T.U. and
Letrall Free Press
White & Son
Neshannock Avenue
Chas. R. Kelley
Tyncersndt
T. MA Street
Italian Methodist Episcopal Church
Mission Hnd
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
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