Steen Defends City Doctors In Contagious Disease Disputes
Dr William L Steen defended city doctors before the council over actions requiring prompt disease reporting and sending all reports to the seventh department. He argued reports were already made, that access to the health office was limited, and alleged past abuse in unreported cases. The session included a circus like variety show and a charity calf auction, closing with a boxing match and praise for the committee's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Steen
Council
Ing
United Health Department
Burns
Alexander
The
Red Cross
Porsche
Princeton
C. R. Miller
Lawrence Rifles
B. F. Cover
Fred Rentz
Patsy Brannigan
Babe Picato
Red Triangle Circus Delights Large Evening Crowd
The Red Triangle Circus drew a big crowd at the entry club grounds with a full program. The Duke of Uzzi Band opened the show with patriotic ragtime songs and a chorus led by Wil lm Kennedy. Acts included elephants by Thomas Dickey and John Farr, a dangerous lion taming act by Charles Nolan, and Zipo Slide performing a high wire daredevil routine. Chief Announcer Edward J. Pearson introduced the acts with professional flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Uzzi
Jary
Board of Trade
Willm Kennedy
Hether
Thomas Dickey
John Farr
Tamerharles Nolan
Charles Er
King of Beasts
Edward J. Pearson
New Castle
Pittsburg
Hite
Pair Wanted for Hillsville Hold-Up
Law enforcement captured Koza and Drakish suspects in a bold payroll robbery in Edenburg area. Paymaster Farrell with $17,000 was ambushed with Louis Sacco killed, George McBride wounded, four highwaymen fled. Posse recovered about $9,700. two men arrested to face Pittsbur g jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koza
Drakish
John B. Trusel
Muse
Boyd
Pottsville
Pittsburg
Lawrence County
Farrell
Lawrence Savings and Trust Company
Johnson Quarries
George McBride
Louis Sacco
Edenburg
McBride
Matt Galic
Zorko
King George to throw first ball at U S Independence game
London dispatch reports King George has consented to follow the U S precedent by tossing the ceremonial first pitch at the Fourth of July baseball game. Players will dine at the Savoy before traveling to Chelsea grounds for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
United States
Savoy
Ae Chelsea
Historic
Gardner In Serious Condition Amid County Duties
County figures report James A. Gardner, confined to his home for some time, remains in serious condition. As chairman of the county draft board and a county commissioner, his heavy workload is blamed for a worsening combination of ailments and slow recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Gardner
Gardner
Farm Teams Keeping Busy in Lawrence County
Report lists numerous farm teams at work on Montgomery Graham, Walter, McConnell and other farms in Plaingrove and Slippery Rock. Details names crew members for Andrew, Martin, English, Brinton, Leavy, Wilkison, Brown, Lockhart, Young, and Sheriff Boyd. Cooper and Butler supply labor daily with tools and attire and regular pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Will Andrew
M. K. Cox
W. J. Dunn
Rev. W. J. Vaughn
Wm. Bell
Edward Jones
Wm. Conley
Montgomery
Graham
Plaingrove
Charles Martin
John McGowan
Robert Barnes
J. C. Raney
Walter
Willow Grove
F. L. English
Jas. Durant
Paul Aiken
McConnell
J.T. Brinton
Messrs. Gigson
Patterson
Elgin
Munn
McKissick
Beningshoski
McClenahan
Pulaski
EB. E. Leavy
W. J. Evans
Ira Ramsey
Frank Fisher
Anthony Straw
Mr. Battley
Claire du Shane
Mr. Sinneotti
Montgomery Farms
H. A. Wilkison
FP. H. Owens
W. J. Uber
T. D. Davidson
Eppinger Farm
C. Ed Brown
Frank Thorne
Wm. Horner
8. Treser
H. P. McBride
Joe . Williams
Lester Offutt
J. P. Lockhart
EB. Metill
J. A. Chambers
Roy W. Hazen
George Dickson
Lyle Dight
Carlos H. Young
Ed Logan
Elder Bryan
L. Uber
Will Ayres
M. Mooney
H. H. Heckathorne
Moore
Sheriff Boyd
Former Grand Duke Emperor Report Sparks Unverified Rumor
The article reports an unverified claim that a former Grand Duke and commander Nicholaevitezh was imprisoned by Bolsheviks in Odessa. It notes rumors of Korniloff and Kalendines in Moscow, possible German role, and uncertainty about U.S. and Allied stance on Russia.
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Russia
Trotsky and Lenine
Nicholaevitezh
Romanoffs
Odessa
Korniloff
Gen. Kalendines
Moscow
Germany
America
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Caucasus
Crimean
Religious and Fraternal Services at Green Wood Church
Sunday school at 1 30 p m class meeting at 2 30 p m preaching at 7 30 p m Rev Sam Mailland Special Meeting at Salvation Army Services tonight at 8 o clock in their hall 29 12 Washington street Ensign John Campbell in charge of Salvation Army Beaver Falls will lead with Candidate and Mrs Smithley assisting He plans to depart for France soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mailland
Salvation Army
Washington Street
John Campbell
Beaver Falls
Smithley
France
City Council Reconsiders Police Appointment
The city council reconsidered the recent appointment of Thos. L. Walters to the police force this morning amid objections raised. Councilman Horton urged future names be presented a day prior and kept under consideration before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. L. Walters
Horton
Authorizing Additional Bonds Amid War Costs
Washington June 28. Chairman Kitchin unveils a resolution to authorize new bond issues totaling 8 billion dollars in the house. The move shocks many members who expected no expansions until after the recess. Treasury could reach 12 billion in unused authorizations, enabling certificates and supporting the October Liberty Loan drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Congress
Kitchin
Ways and Means Committee
House
Treasury Department
Treasury
Farm Loan Meeting in Lawrence County
Members of the Farm Loan Association of Lawrence County met at attorney W. W. Stevenson’s office last night. The routine session noted no loans secured yet, though several applications have been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Loan Assoiation
Lawrence County
W. W. Stevenson
Sons of Veterans to Hear Reports Tonight
Sons of Veterans will hold a meeting tonight to hear reports from Division Commander R. M. Campbell and Delegate Fred R. House who recently attended the state encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
R. M. Campbell
Fred R. House
Scarlet Fever Scare Ties East Side Epidemic to Bruner Family
Health Officer Dr. William L. Steen reports a small scarlet fever outbreak in Milton street district due to the Bruner family at 119 Hilsworth Way. After three weeks with a sick child the Bruner household faced quarantine with guards at the house, following doctor reports and spread to Patton Knoll and Fry families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Street
Eastside
William L. Steen
S. C. Bruner
Hilsworth Way
Patton, Knoll
Dotor
Bruner
Home Circle Elects Officers
The semi annual election of officers of New Castle Circle No 5 P H C was held last evening in their hall with results: President Emma Sontag. Vice president Frank Wyman. Chaplain Sadie Hawkey. Guide Telitha Rhodes. Sentinel Francis Hammond. Companion Belle Kennedy. Watchman Catherine Jones. Trustees A L Conn six months Frank M Jones one year. Secretary and Treasurer listed as B Jones and H A Sontag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Circle No. 5
Emma Sontag
Frank Wyman
Sadie Hawkey
Telitha Rhodes
Francis Hammond
Belle Kennedy
Catherine Jones
A. L. Conn
Frank M. Jones
Spn Pesto
Arccretary
B. Jones
H. A. Sontag
Deaths of the Day Edward Wardley funeral held at home
Funeral services for Edward Wardley were held Thursday afternoon at his son's home at 1212 Finch Street. Rev. Hall of the Arlington Avenue Free Methodist Church presided. Pallbearers were relatives and interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wardley
Thomas
Finch Street
Hall
Arlington Avenue Free
William F. Davis
Franklin Avenue
Woodlawn
Mr. Davis
New Castle
William Davis
Lillian Davis
Donald
Woodlawn Command
Knights of Malta
Ordinance Repeal Clears City Line Street Plan
City Council repealed the Ordinances Creating City Line Street on the East Side and approved a sewer plan. An agreement with Mr. and Mrs. McKee and Mr. and Mrs. Brown grants the sewer through their lands for a $50 right of way each, with $100 warrants paid. Investigating sewer on Warren and Temple avenues to connect with the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Line Street
M. G. McKee
W. D. Brown
George T. Weingartner
Warren and
Temple Avenues
French Gain Paris Sector In Somme Advance
French forces improved their positions in the Senecap wood area northwest of Montdidier last night capturing 30 prisoners. In the zone between the Marne and Ourcq rivers and south of Dammard additional prisoners were taken in minor actions according to the war office.
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Paris
Senecap Wood
Montdidier
War Office
Marne
Ourcq
Dammard
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Steen
Ellwell
Tom Cubbison
Sandow
Cymbalist
W. Arthur Knox
Charlie Nolan
Fred Rock
Joey
Miller
RED Triangle Circus
Slide For Life
Hillsville
King George
Green Wood
M. B
Stritmater Store
Coats
Kayser
Warner
Istritmater
New Castle, Pa
Res
East Side
Brunner
Home Circle
Wardley
Just
W.F. Dufford & CO
East Washington St
CNOS
Bell Phone
North
White & Son
Nesharnock Avenue
Bellans
Hoon
Tony Anglo
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