Haig's Men Fight Way Into Roeux
Field Marshal Haig's forces push deeper into the village of Roeux east of Arras as British troops tighten control along the Scarpe during renewed fighting. Reports note German redeployments to the western front and intensified activity behind lines as the larger Anglo French drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amtermad
Berchey Pwhtroghrad
Germany
Kiel
Trecuxinday
Arras
Scarpe
War Office
French Repulse German Raids North of Aisne and Champagne
French forces repulsed German raiding detachments north of the Aisne and in Champagne. German parties tried to enter French trenches northeast of Vauxillon and Craonne and near No 108 Chaipache but were driven back with some prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dierman
Aisne
Champagne
Vausaillon
iCraonne
Chaipache
War Office
Root Party Aims Reorganize Russian Army Under President Note
The Russian military committee backs reforms to break the army out of a rut as the Root commission seeks to restore national spirit and leadership. Desertions run high. crack officers have been deposed or shot by troops. Germany likely to avoid major operations against Russia while disruptions persist. Eastern front units are mostly newly formed or diverted to other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wol Miele
Woam V. Judson
Ant Bentley Mott
Weaning Avey Wi
Germany
Hera
Landstrum
New Castle Man Escapes From Berlin
A New Castle man, Fred Wilson, escaped from Berlin and is believed to be returning home within days. His father says Fred, who spent four years abroad, rarely talks about his experiences and will likely keep details to himself. After landing in New York on May 3, he planned to visit Philadelphia and New Castle, with stops in New York and Philadelphia first. The boat was held up at Halifax for passenger checks and luggage disinfection as precautionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Fred
Germany
Wilson
Phobert Aa Thompson
Robert A. 'Shampsim
Flickory
Sears
Orrille
J Farm
Thompson
Neshannock
Marriet
Mary Rhodes
Chauncey
New Castle
Charles
Louine
Shadreek Deatr
Princeton
Ile
Thomas Thompson
Grave City
James ‘Thompson
Tarris- I Vine
Clark
Neshannock Churet
Italian Athletic group backs Red Cross parade effort
The Italian Athletic association with about 100 members and strong Red Cross participation plans to join the county wide parade on Wednesday night. County groups are urged to follow by joining Red Cross, Castle Lodge, and American Red Cross society, highlighting patriotic spirit and enlistment support.
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Hits Family Members
Reported cases of scarlet fever involve a family group with 13 people affected. Names mentioned include Clare Kenneth Vita and Theresa, with quarantine measures and precautions enacted. Additional locations cited are Bartram Avenue and Copter Street, while other details reference unrelated Canadian connections and altered addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Kenneth
Vita
Tae
Aken ' Theresa
Plorenes
Copter
Whenpine
Bartram Avenur
Apt
Filey
North Beaver
Impressive Mothers Day Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev McAllister delivered a touching Mothers Day sermon at the First Baptist Church with morning and evening services. Special music featured the chorus and junior choir as delegates from city fraternals attended. Chairs were filled with a large attendance and the pastor received flowers from organizations in tribute to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HV Mirs
Bran M. Dias
Mathers
First Baptist
Wernlig
Suniday
Rand Mokers
Fola
Williams
McAnister
Serpion
Gia
Lerson
McAlister
Pala
Emanuel Baptist Church
Wm. Richards
J. Howard
Jost
Rev. McAllister
P Ross Berry of Youngstown Dies in City
P Ross Berry a prominent Youngstown contractor and pioneer colored resident dies at his Arlington street home. He built Haven school Saint Mason church Grand Opera House and First Presbyterian Church. Funeral plans announced for Tuesday at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ross Berry
Youngstown
Arlington Street
Meurmenta
Fife
Covery Union
Oscar Shannon
Johnson
Traymond Willians
Gerry
Mount Pleasant
New Castle
Haven School
Grand Opera House
First Presbyterian Church
Alver Hailings
Padile
Herry
Qelu
Slaughter House Investigation Reported By Food Inspector
A food inspector visited facilities Saturday to examine slaughter houses amid concerns. The report cites alleged violations and safety issues, with the inspector noting irregularities in procedures and sanitation at multiple sites.
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes and Admissions
Lispy OCR fragment reports patients and addresses, noting discharge of some cases and admissions for surgical treatment. Mentioned figures include Mrs Anna Sali and Joti Ter of Moravia Street with Miles Treaty of Sea Castle Function. Confused text references Mattart Reekart and Matton Drebts among North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epnrt
McCressy
Sumner Avenue
Anna Sali
Onel Avanue
Joti Ter
Moravia Street
Miles Treaty
Sea Castle
Font Avenue
Deaths of the Day in Youngstown and vicinity
Obituary notices recount a series of deaths in Youngstown area households, including M J Megawa aged 53, and Robert A Thompson age 60, detailing survivors, churches, and funeral arrangements. Other notices cover Mrs Myrtle Davis Jones, Mrs Jennie Dick, Civil War veteran David Reynolds, and John Perry with interments in Greenwood and Oak Park cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nil
David Reynolds TM
Inte
Miller Avenue
Rene Lanning
First U. P. Church
Vaughn Bell
J. Hussell Urrasan
Hand of the Union Veteran Legion
Terrace Plays Athletics Here In Exhibition At Cascade Park
The Terrace team faces Vanagetoun Athletics in an exhibition at Cascade Park on Saturday afternoon. Local preparations hint a strong showing as Terrace, listed in good form, plans to display drills and racetrack skill for nationalマーrenowned or merchandise showcase amid an unusually high ticket price.
Parade Plans Promise Well In New Castle Opera House Night
A large patriotic parade and Red Cross event are planned with a meeting at the Opera House Wednesday evening. W J MomfatL is chief marshal, bands and bandsmen will parade, Troop F mounted will lead, and many city and county organizations are invited to participate. The event aims to be the largest parade in New Castle with diverse civic and fraternal groups taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
W. J. Momfatl
Paraite
Lis Lly
Dasa
Ellwood
Alate
BVG
ALA Sons of Veterans
Vaughters of America
Trad Cross
Lawrence Rifles
Epic Railroad
P. A. Ellis, F. Q. C. Moose FC
Maglea
AMI Secret Sociatias
Carnegie Steel Mill
New Caatte Tin Mill
Shenango Lin Mill
Standard Steel Car Works
Pennsylvania Engineering Works
Knights of Columbu Italian Athletic Association
New Caste
Carnerie Steel Oil Police
Shenango Tin Mull Police
New Castle Tin Mill Plier
Sundehoule
den Tout
New Castle
Jon Sneder
Evans
Fyans & Janeis
Pat
J. la
Puhlie
Ander
Opera House
Serine
Williany Nemedy Cretary
Board of Trade
Halian Sthirnie Club
Ints
Iit
Red Cross Leads County Celebration Effort in Lawrence
In Lawrence County the Red Cross chapter heads a broad celebration effort. The organizing committee is determined to make it the most noteworthy event the county has seen, mobilizing top citizens to energize the drive and boost membership to a high level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinel
Red Cross
Lawrence County
No Help To Plant Crops In Wisk District Cited
Haymond Swash, superintendent of the iimax Lime company of Wek, reports a bleak outlook for large crops as farmers struggle to hire help. He notes crews with 40 to 150 acres only have one man and a couple of boys, many young men having left for cities for higher wages. Farmers plan to grow only crops they can cultivate themselves, likely reducing output versus last year. Labor costs are cited at $4.00 per day for common labor near Mr. Smith’s area, while coal mine workers earn $5 to $6 daily, often quitting by 2 p.m. for limited shifts and car counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera
Vigsler
Croton School To Open Wednesday After Smallpox Closure
Croton public school will reopen Wednesday morning after a brief closure due to a smallpox case. Return requires a physician's statement or a vaccination certificate within five years. Teachers and staff must meet the same health proof. The building will undergo thorough disinfection under health authority guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton
Fran
A. McKson
Sugl
New Castle Public Schools
Ellwood City Men Enlist in Cavalry and Infantry
Local recruiting station sees J. W. Mattocks contesting with fate to enlist his 2 1/2 year old son Raymond K in the cavalry while other Ellwood City residents George C. Blonstine Robert W. Gaird Frederick J. Ruquo and Fran via L F Wimner join various branches. Another man William Tells from Tibon Ohio enlists in the infantry. The entries reflect a wartime drive as men depart for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehl
J. W. Mattocks
Line Street
Ellwood City
Raymond K
Cavalry
Engineering Corp
George C. Tloenstine
Robert W. lGaird
Frederick J. Ruquo
Eflxocod Clir
Cav
Council Passes Sewer Ordinance for Seventh Ward Route
The city council approved a sewer ordinance to install a new outlet for sanitary sewer No 2 in the Seventh ward. The proposed route runs southeast from Lacock and Waene streets toward the PL and The Uy railroad, crossing one property and the She ange river as part of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Te City
Lacock
Waene Strrets
Te Uy
She“ange
Ordinance Against Sale Of Bad Food
An ordinance prohibiting the sale of adulterated vegetables crafts meats and staple items in the city was introduced in the council. The measure would empower inspectors to make arrests and enforcement actions while the session was paused on first reading.
Princeton High School Class II Graduation Evening
A Presbyterian church crowd witnessed Princeton high school graduates perform orations and songs under pink and green decor. Dickson delivered the war-era address, Rev Offutt and Rev McKee gave prayers, and diplomas were awarded as the class thanked their teacher with an umbrella gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Offutt
Pansy Jones
James J. Stickle
James Wilkinson
Zela Stoner
Orchetra
Georgi
Mickron
R. G. Leste
Thomas Mckee
Dickson
Alm
Sniff Getting Along Very Well in Army Training Report
Ceell Sniff of this city in training for the officers' reserve corps at a camp in New York state receives a message from his parents stating he is getting along well. Carl Kingsbury Clarence Strackel and Franklyn Blanning local young men have joined the marine corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceell Sniff
New York State
Iis
W. Sniff
Carl Kingsbury
Clarence Strackel
Franklyn Blanning
Maring Corps
Hot Mill Men Get An Increase
An unofficial report states hot mill workers in this city will receive a significant pay raise. The increase is reported at about 20 percent and is already in effect, with details still understood by likely recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlo
Mrs McFarland Crafts Flag For Fighthoard Fire Dept
Mrs Emory McFarland of South MM ahreel completed a fine American flag and presented it to the Fighthoard fire department. The flag measures six by ten feet and is made of high quality materials. The work was praised for its beauty and time, and a celebration is planned at the department building when the flag is raised this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory McFarland
South Mmahreel
Fighthoard Fire Department
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Haig
Roeux
Hindenburg Line
Teutons
Sewreca
Hainer Drug Co
Neolin
Rave
D. R. Bollard
Easi Street
Star Theatre
Root Party
Berlin
Vivian Reed —Iv
Red
Hitt Therghud-Bee
Italian Athletic Association
Cree Castle Lodge
American Fed Cross Society
Canada
First Baptist Church
P. Ross Berry
Deal
Hb Llisan
Butena
Shenango Valley
Mod
Megawa
M. J. Megawa
Jones
Myrtle Davis Jones
Joanie Vegan
State Street
Hey
Graveland
Walter Duncan
William Magee
William Rook
Tarry Jcnearium
Jennie Dick
Henderson &I. Dick
Prospect UW. P
Lawrence Barrie
Toe Runmerar
von H. Lawrence
Dewey Avenue
W. P. Graham
Croton Avenue
M. G. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Perry
John Perry
Mercury Avenue
Mev. M. B. Williams
D. D
First Methodist Church
Wiliam Wakefield
James
John Hope
Waugh
Pennington
Samuels
Matheral
Richard G. Allen
Harold G Allen
Merley
Allen
Oak Street
E. A. Crooka
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Park Cemetery
Helen Mildred Marttey
Tietey
Mildred Bartles
Edward ‘Turtles
Pennsylvania
Belr
George
AL F. Yourer
Grace M. F. Church
Volant
E Dubin
Albert Musser
John AR Osi Muss
Noth Beaver Township
Sorfork
Petersburg
Catherine Faylor
Corrine
Keo Attani
Urtel
Terrace
OPERA
Will
H. S. Class
Princeton School
Sniff
W.F. Dufford
Washington St
W. F. Dufford
UNION
Jos
E. Horth
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