Murder Case Is Called In Roza Draskovitch Trial
Roza Draskovitch charged with the murder of Louis Sarva was arraigned before Judge Tinery. Jury selection had not begun by noon. Co-defendant Ker tal, arrested recently in the eastern part of the state, requested separate trials. The proceedings include defense by HW Ada Wilkinson and Walfam J. Moginths. District Attorney Muddy Alley and R. K. Aiken are listed. A separateShootout case involves Sacco and a man named D. breed, owner of the Tekssen Lim Company, with four suspects linked to a robbery. Maryex Irka has applied for a new trial.
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Roza Draskovitch
Louis Sarva
Tinery
Draskoviteh
Cgeavil Kertal
Tite AL Cougle
R. Siraskovitch
Arteye
Ada Wilkinson
Walfam J. Moginths
Muddy Alley
R. K. Aiken
Sacco
Av. D. Breed
Tékssen Lim Company
Neue Ellenbure
Maryex
Irka Lus
End Strike Or Fight Is U. S. Order
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson issuing the work or fight order to Bridgeport workers who refuse to abide by a war classification ruling. The telegram demands immediate return to work or loss of deferred status, labeling employed personnel as essential to the war effort.
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U. S
Washington
Hridgeport
British Gains Near Cambralis Innight Assaults
Reports from London say British troops advanced near Cambrai and Repulse German counterattacks at Haprincourt. The War Office announced gains and territorial shifts as forces moved across Teancourt and adjacent sectors, with clashes continuing south of Flanders and near Arras.
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Haprincourt
London
Hopi
Bie
Wrillkh War Office
Jeancourt
Teancourt
Auwehy
Eplat
Flanders
Taoday Pho Trithek Han
Judge Kephart Visits City as Recall Campaign Begins
Judge Jain W. Kephart of Ibens- Murs tours New Castle city as a non-partisan ticket seeks support in a recall drive. He signals a Memorial Day address and ties to local political tension amid election challenges.
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Jain W. Kephart
Ibens- Murs
New Castle Vochy
Supreme Court
Kephart
Nile
Sy County
High School Burns Down in Munhall Fire
A fire destroyed part of Munhall High School early today with the roof burned away and other damage estimated at 50 000 dollars. Pittsburg firefighters responded to the call for assistance in the blaze.
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Munhall
Pittsburg
Draft Board Briefs Induction Call 12424 Details
General Induction Call No 12424 reports 140 entered for general military service. The draft board notes a three day period from October 18 at Seatre Camp Uplon with local volunteers assisting. Citizens seeking salience or verification are urged to contact the draft office on the fifth floor of the Savings & Trust building.
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Mlilars
Xen
Cy Board
VER Limited
Salimteer Tartia Cersica
Nine Thousand Called From Penna During October
Fragmentary OCR details describe a lottery or tally from Pennsylvania in October with officers seeking missing evidence. It mentions an inquest into a man found dead near a water or river site, with discussion of identity and possible suspects. The text is garbled but centers on a local incident leading to an inquest and inquiry.
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Pelion
Benewana
Man Forgetful Defendant Registers Marriage Error
A man at Alderman Magth's office yesterday admitted his registration error by saying he forgot he has a wife. Officials requested he correct the registration card after the incident, with his initial response and subsequent clarification noted by clerks.
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Ren
Magth
Res
Shenango Valley Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admitted: Ernarst Burrell Thom son, Wulaski, James Ryan. 374 North street, Allee Stokes, ierra ayve nus, Mrs. Plerina Alley Selato street. Discharged: Mrs. Alley Wand eworthy 1224 East Washington street.
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Ernarst Burrell Thomson
Wulaski
James Ryan
North Street
Allee Stokes
Ierra Ayve
Nus
Plerina Alley Selato
Alley Wandeworthy
East Washington Street
New Castle Enrolls Over 7,000 In Draft Era Effort
A fragmented report notes more than 7 000 residents in New Castle enrolled in a wartime draft program. It highlights registration centers at Savtiens premises and local headquarters, praising organizer TL M Hor and volunteers for mobilizing men and women in a swift national effort.
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New Castle
Tina Power
Othe
Colten
Fein
Savtiens Premnets
Mio Drat
Laken
Pete Donoys
New 6
TL. M
Mistylety
Who Owns The Truck? City Debates Garbage Vehicle Use
Council considers using Street Department truck to aid garbage collection amid staffing and maintenance delays. Mayor and councilmembers discuss authority, timing, and departmental cooperation as repairs constrain service.
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Olfmian
Sonure Councilmanic
Shann
Te Cannett
Ells Tepair
Ieet
Whaley
Hershley
Thare
Miin Wales
Otssin
Crete
Lewcias Anid
Seed Corn Selection Aims to Save Labor in Harvest
A fragment from a labor saving agricultural note discusses seed-corn selection to reduce cultivation effort. It mentions planting and harvest timing, field labor, and the goal of fewer laborers needed for sowing and reaping, with references to seed varieties and future crop yield expectations. The text also includes an unrelated dialogue about cricket and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anand
Pershing Military Career and Honors Highlighted
The record chronicles John Joseph Pershing’s long service from 1887 through major campaigns in the Philippines, Mexico, and Europe, noting his rise to brigadier general, leadership of American forces in France, and recognition by the French government with the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. It references his early years, key assignments, family loss, and significant posts up to the postwar era.
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Tnarna¢ Taube
Dan Coutts
Migsouri
Werk
Vottad
Gen
Miles
la Northwet Madook
MA Sastepetar
Uireeraat University
Nebraska
Tmerrietar
Tates
Unitedates Military Academy
Roosevelt
Philippines
Meire Wrnvines
United States
Unioo Califort
Mexico
Juagar
Wilson
France
Grand Cross of the Legion
Lain
Fiegal Senins
Germannecht
Bruie
Auto Captured At Eastbrook Leads To Arrest Of Owner
A tangled tale opens with an auto captured at Eastbrook leading to the arrest of the vehicle’s owner Jenkins. Police traced a Dodge with altered license plate and forged numbers after a chase, discovering stolen goods and a storage use in a cottage. Jenkins denied involvement, claiming he was home, while officers linked him to the car and the thefts. The case, tied to a railroad property, will go before Alderman Green for a possible State Court trial.
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Eastbrook
Loraine
Enue
Alderman Green
Ponts
Jenkits
Dodge
Wees
Tlenry Dysart
der Toetiva
C. C. Horner
Poamd
J. le
Thirrishburg
Dad Crearenes
Uae
Tage
Syen
Alrich
Nanbir
Horner
Dysart
Fenkins
Denil
Lihat Vaumbor
Junkina
Aldean Grea
Treiphk Sa- Hon
Giron
Nile Tates
Deaths of the Day in Lackawanna County and vicinity
The list records multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Alive May Sewall of Lackawanna county died yesterday afternoon. Mrs Samuel Montgomery of New Castle died Wednesday afternoon. her funeral is planned Saturday. Campbell Lune services and others noted. W. Fulkerson of Glen Avenue died this morning. he was an engineer and railway Brotherhood member, survived by four children and a brother. Josephine Brewster of North Beaver Township died this morning. funeral arranged at Mt. Jackson church burial in Mt. Jackson cemetery.
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Sewall
Jaires
Lackawanna
Surcer County
Inaides
Nye Arnhers
Dorothea
Charles
Ralph
Mildred
Plas
Tenuke
Newhannock
Samuel Lo Montgomery
Mima
Robb Montgomery
Saniel
Montgomers
Tornoe
New Castle
Wil Hey
Mae
SU Msn Robi
New Casio
W. Fulkerson
Frank W. Fulkerson
Glenavonus
Fulkerson
Beale
Dal Hai
Wellon Pennsylvania
Vic
First Method Holycopal Church
Brotherhood of
Nelda Donnelly
Clyde
Pred
Howard
Poy
Harry
Seattle
Wash
Josephine Brewster
Jom Whitewster
North Beaver Township
Mrs. Wallace
John T. Mrewster
Robert Hamil
Rey. J. Marler
Mt. Jackson
General Brusileff Reported Executed
Dispatches from Kopshagen dated September report the death of General Brusileff. The commander is described as killed or assassinated in battle, with conflicting accounts reaching the front. Further confirmation is awaited from Klett, as army reports in transit describe his death.
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Brusileft
Ies Ae
Ben
More Peace Offer Suggestions Made Linterhagena
London dispatch reports Germany ready to restore all territorial possessions taken during the war if eastern territories are held by Germany and her allies. remarks by Friedricher Von Payer, ambassador, in a recent speech.
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Linterhagena
Sigs
London
Germany
Tbis
Friederich von Payer
Lawrence Rifles Hold Regular Meeting In Limelight
A Lawrence Rifles meeting was held with a large class of new members to be obligated at the platform. Captain Miller presided as the event commenced and attendees were urged to attend.
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S Sharp
Lime
Matform
T. I, Miller
Capt
Race Horses Are Shipped Owing to Rain Disrupting Events
Weather forced the postponement of Pulaski Vair races yesterday afternoon with no actual race run. A crowd paid admissions despite no racing and several horses were shipped to Mercer Burton W and Trebon fairs or sent home. Ruth McKerron and Clyde Shoat owned entries are scheduled to race next Wednesday at Mercer with Winnie Wilkswood also slated to run the 2:29 trot event.
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Pulaski Vair
Mercer
Burton
Trebon
Ruth McKerron
Merces
Mtn
Clyde Shoat
Winnie Wilkswood
Ring Bell Plan Rumored for Seventh Ward Fire Dept
Mayor Newell told CNN this morning a lone alarm may be needed for Seventh Ward fire protection due to dangerous conditions in the lower end. City Purchasing notes a $285 travel case to secure four sirens, while repairs delay funds. Gounett will investigate and decide on action.
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Newell
Cnn
Seventh Wand
Dnd
Horton
Eighth Ward
Gounett
School For Instruction Of Draftees Meeting Report
A New Callow program under government supervision trained draftees with military drill and discipline. Mary Gregory spoke on the objectives, with Walter Reynolds and others assisting. An upcoming session at Lawrence Club was announced for September 16 at 8 o clock, inviting all white draftees intending to enter military service.
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SK. Gregory
de. Leval
Wilson
Gant
A. Manin Gohan
Walter 8. Reynolds
Mathew Murtey
Joetive
America
Lawrence Club
Mery
Gregory
Walter $. Steonalds
Co. W. Muse
Asq
Johnson Wisher
Lawrence Chit
Americans Continuing Big Drive
Allied forces press a broad advance west of St Quentin and St Mille, with villagers reporting rapid raids by French and American units. The German army retreats under pressure as prisoners are captured and towns along the front endure mobile fighting into the fall season.
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Paris
Sppt
St Mitel Thant
Vodun
St. Quentin
Savy Trove
Mosnll
St Millel Fromt
Pont D'Nieppe Taken By Allies
Allied forces secured Pont D Nieppe on the northern wing northwest of Armentieres after a push reported from the battle front this afternoon. The advance involved Tettish troops near the Flic Belghon area as supplies and reinforcements supported the operation.
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Pont D’nieppe
London
Elanders Cronk Hive
Raydince
Pont i Seppe
Flic Belghon
Tvssalant
Armentieres
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Louis Sacco
Edenburg
Conrinnea
Pago
Mercer Farmer
Lauwrence County
Wal Shave
Lawrence Pratt
McGregory
Tirrison
Perns
Natonal
Gregarn
Judge Kephart
Mbensburg
Draft Board Briefs
Mys VT
Fang
Penna
Reese Weber
Shenango Valley Hospital
Ron
John Joseph Pershing
Ofiars B
Uormer
Henry Dysart
Ute
Forne
J. Ed. Bhtur
Ald. Newell
Caplaln Gastringer
Stat
Reilroad Puller
Uyaart
Jenkins
Wedngrey Nicht
Joh Burkey
M. I
Pecorsburg
Olite
Campbell Lune
Joseph Campbell
Jlev. Smith
M. B
Shurch
T. B
Davidson
Evie
Edward Mollwain
Carl Graynare
Ralph and
Chiro ‘Thomas
Charles Jilarris
John Leghiy
Buriat Wits Buitei
Oak Park Cemetery
Brusileff
Bel
Seventh Ward
W. F. Dufford & CO
Washington Street
Chlus Fhune
Mall Phos
North ST
White & Son
Neshasanck Avenue
Bellans
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