Long Avenue To Be Ablaze With New Curb Lights
City council ordered the installation of curb lights along Long Avenue to replace arc street lights. The electrician turned on the new system while New Casilla Electric was asked to discontinue the arc lights. Bills for curb lights were presented and approved except for cable furnished by Price Electric, referred for engineer measurement before payment.
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Long Avenue
City Electrician
Casilla Electric Company
Ma Price Electric Company
High Bred Stock To Be Purchased
Farm Agent H H Pickett presided at a New Wilmington meeting of farmers to discuss funding high bred cattle. R R Welsh from the government creamery Grove City and Harshaw of a Grove City bank spoke on the plan. Four car loads of Holstein cattle from Michigan were to be purchased with subscriptions nearly completing the allotment. The New Wilmington bank will finance by taking notes from interested farmers who lack ready money. Price per head ranges from 200 to 300 dollars.
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H. H. Pickett
New Wilmington
R. R. Welsh
Grove City
Harshaw
Michigan
Names of Accepted and Rejected Applicants List
A long roster lists 26 accepted and 25 rejected applicants for service with names and addresses across Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Several individuals from Ellwood City, New Castle, Wampum, New Wilmington, and other communities are included, with notes of exemptions and one entry flagged as physically not qualified. The item ends with a note about Mrs. Robert Shoat visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Stepan Michalski
Rinse Tany Nero
Lowsellrike
Gabrinio Canburrine
le Ohio
Soe Portelese
Titerse
Edwin Crocker
Newastin
Aya
D. Vrnne Moore
65th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Wampum
Mr and Mrs John Marshall of Wampum Pa marked their 65th wedding anniversary yesterday joined by children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Grandchildren and great grandchildren attended along with numerous relatives and friends. Dinner was served at noon and gifts included valuable keepsakes and gold pieces.
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Wampum
John Marshall
Attendanes
Pleasant Saciny Way
Rifles Drill At Cascade Bay Park Draws Growing Interest
Interest in the Lawrence Rifles is rising as many city men not subject to the draft want to join the unit for potential mobilization. A large crowd attended Sundays drill at Cascade Bay Park led by Captain T. B. Miller, with several new members joining. Officers training sessions are set for Thursday at the Collard show shop on East Street, and the second hike is planned for Friday evening with many members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Riles
Cascade Bay Park
T. BR. Miller
Ehaos
East Street
Sixty One County Men Go Thursday
A long list of names follows including Willam A. Mintger Edenburg Jon Pascha Hillsville Franquin Marzano Elwoort Joseph Vierchak New Castle Audrey G. Cunninghan New Gold ea Emil Koskinen Astiusula William McClelLand Davidson New Castle Joseph A. Ross New Castle Harry Ay Donalson Ellwood Frank M. Gormley New Castle R nos Kenneth Mt Quimby Wampum Clarence Porter Elhwand Poghes itsvile a Gaguerill Ellwoot William Mote Willey ea Miett Sylvester Wann Carl Snyder Irish Wippis Cate Catalact Ellwood William ThorCormack Eilwond Iheca Fragzelarl Elfwood Jaidia DiLeonardes Eibwood Willian Pitt New Casta R D 2 tev Adear Rath Llanbarg Jot Bopeski Edwond Mowinhies Conmeras EN woak Den Boo Wampum Raves Matktino Edenbare Ante Listorttt Wanmam Gzrizec0 Matirt Ellwood Chauncey EFI Volant Wamnim Wasamnitle Provant Wao Veanls W Jenkins Nex Ganlee Piney Emogre Madre Cutzonpitinea ty Framley Sneek New Castle Tals Wakotwt Malan 0 Roem Forvare Ulievttle Sréemin Atrantechii Ellwand Warty Futene Winater Irish Rip Mirellen Drepaja Carmine Vetinne Trond New Castle Tt 1 Aleole Cleorma Faoabare Tat Thide Naw Vand Towle Kat Ck Pete Kow Santain Ellwand Tar Clan ow Cactia Wallop W Warner Votont Finan Valley Ripnte
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Kenneth Mt Quimby
Wampum
Clarence Porter
Elhwand
Poghes
Itsvile
A Gaguerill
Ellwoot
William Mote
Willey Ea Miett Sylvester
Wann
Carl Snyder
Wippis
Cate
Tev
Mattie Jackson Buried Monday in Grave Island Cemetery
The funeral of Miss Muttle Neeon, who died suddenly after being missing from Dunn’s Undertaking rooms, was held Monday afternoon. Rev. Smith conducted the service, with interment at Grave Island cemetery. Pallbearers included Misses Water Jones, Nertha Froman, Carrie Payne, and Mary Johnston. City council passed new salaries for the fire department and other city employees at the last meeting, with all raises announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DB. M. Marshall
A. P. Hazen
Ellwood City
A. P. Mazen
Fred Jones
W. W. Davidson
William Cole
William Buquo
Zora Wright
Edward Gale
H. H. Davis
Mary Davidson
Airs. Watson Davidyan
Ruth Parchet
Mise Rya Davidson
New Castle
Sarah Marshall
Laura Witherspoon
Cora
Ruth Marshall
Beaver
Anna Conner
Conway
Watrous
Fred Watrous
Albert Coln
Kent
E. B. Taite
Hitsburg
Roy
Charles. Bell
Narold Marshall
T. D. Wilson
Mies
Coun
Anna Reider
St. Joseph's Church
Revretuer A. Yorham
St. Josaph's Cemetery
Joan
Joseph
George
Fred
Edward Helder
Tobacco fund donors listed in scattered contributions
A dated record shows amounts given to a tobacco fund with many names and small donations. The list includes Mrs Catherine Mongren, Anna Meredith, Carl Gaston, Jos Hammond, Alfredo, E. Anwego, G G Pearson, Herman Lenning, Miss Laura Miller, John Jenness, Chas Ruther, Chas Bauder, P J Rowland and numerous others, totaling a report up to Monday noon.
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News Tobacco Fund
Jack Urmson
Catherine Mongren
Anna Meredith
Carl Gaston
Jos Hammond
Reitz
O. Schmid G
Menning
John W. Bak H
W. Hlaksos
Hugh Hannon - Gee
M. Elliott
Olive FP
Rowland
Adalph Green
George R. Brown
R. Hamilton
Dames Wallace
Dr. Kirkham
Wilam Eliza
Dobn C. Hart
Luo Som Klatter
Fawin K. Logan
Morey Krausan
George Chip
Joe Chipsss
William Chip
Chas
Ft. Young
Channcey Davis
Ton McMallon
M. Goldberg
Eugens Mullen
Buck Lyman
Wiliam Davis
Lolly Brindle
Wallace Wysner
Louis MraAnaney Volhin
Wesley
W. A.V. Phillips
Gueburt
G. W. Zimmerman
Roy Jones
Carl B. Manny
Foutu Werner
J. Davis
Root Simpson
Q. Davie
J. Bailey
Lee W. Fleck
Buel
Ti. Simpsen
Stint
Harry Griffiths
L Bhank
Pt J. Cohen
San Winternite
Row Gardner
J. Connery
T. C. Waimmen AE
Runsel
J. E. Moorehead
Fout
Conne Renhen Sinan
George Ragedius Sneyd
Tpetuck
T. Whee
Cal
Injuries Sought In Auto Crash Case Against Shaffer
Liliian Dout, by her father L B Dout, sues Sylvester Shaffer for 3000 in damages after being struck by his car on West Washington Street near the bridge over the Pennsylvania railroad tracks. The claim alleges she was crossing the street, halted at the bridge rail, then Shaffer shifted lanes and struck her, fracturing a leg, knocking out teeth, cutting her head, and injuring her further. the filing names E F Harper and W D Wallace as attorneys.
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Liliian Dout
L. B. Dout
Sylvester Shaffer
Lillian
Shaffer
West Washington Street
E. F E. G. Harper
W. D. Wallace
Lilian
Old
Pennsylvania O
Shafter
Fragmentary Names List From Spanish War Era
A reading shows a scattered roster of individuals including Peter Meulty Ernest Quebl William Heinrich Theodore Merlin Bernard Ragenblum and others. The fragment references Frank Forney Henry H. Cohen Howard Edwards Chas Leving and W C Matthews, with sporadic mentions of a Spanish War era context.
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O.O
Bam Clark
B. B
Frank Forney
Henry H. Cohen
Howard Edwards
Chas
Leving
W. C. Matthewa
Starry Jewis
Peter Meulty
Ernest Quebl
William Heinrich
Theodore Merlin
Bernard Ragenblum
Father And Son Fought In Same War
JW Havis of Western Pennsylvania died at 1 35 AM Tuesday September 18 age 90 born Clintonville Pa served as Clintonville postmaster and justice of the peace for 20 years moved to McKeesport in 1890 later New Castle lived there most of life first sergeant of Company K 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry Civil War survived by wife sister daughter and son plus several stepchildren funeral at his Clintonville home Wednesday evening with burial there noting relatives in Franklin and Oil City papers
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JW. Havis
Panasylvania
Chestnut Street
Clintonville
McKeesport i
New Castle
Travis
4Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Queeen
Richard Hovis
Nancy Hovis
Sueana Walters
Henry Cunningham
Kh. J. Mavis
Kenosha,llc
Franklin and Ot
Execution Of Korniloff Is Near Certainty
Petrograd reports Russia awaits Gen Korniloff’s written defense to treason charges from the Provisional Government. The government withholds action while investigating 23 officers tied to his rebellion. Korniloff and the 23 are confined in a Mohilev hotel under strict custody as civil or military trial options are considered.
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Bervicay Petrograd
Korniloff
All Russia
Weiting
Korninoff
Mohilev
Free Thinkers Are Jailed and War Strain Flares
Labor troubles surge in western shipyards as steam engine plants idle amid strikes led by Seattle and Pacific coast workers. Shipping Board seeks national defense aid to settle Seattle outages, with Skinner-Eddy Co. under scrutiny for wage practices. Arbitration shifts to Samuel Gompers and Hurley as government weighs broader labor actions.
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Shipping Board
Aska
Ald
Washington
U.S. Shipping Board
Council of National Defense
Labor Committee of the
Defense Councl
Hurley
Seattle
Capna
Skinner-Eddy Co
Skinner-Eddy Company
Skinner-Bady
Willam Jackman
Department of Labor
Blackmon Samuel Gompers
Cownell
National Defense
American Federation of Labor
Wil
W.ty. Rover
San Francisco
Royce
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Planta
Words Of Comfort To Soldiers People
The committee on public information of the Red Cross Society states about 39 percent of troops may return safely. It notes losses over three years are about 11 per 1000 exposed, and the loss rate is falling. Improved care and medical advances aid recovery of wounded or sick soldiers at the front.
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Committee On Public Information
The
Hed Cross Society
Acton
Aml
Trio Taken As Slackers In Italian Language Rally
A group of three men were arrested en route to the police station after declaring anti government views and claiming to be Liberals or near anarchists. Police warn of a scheme to form such a society and say leaders are known and will be captured soon. One man detained for suspected registration delinquency awaits justice department handling. Carl Sewell of the Twentieth Cavalry returns home to Maryland after a 20 day trip with his parents.
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United States
Wondrow Wilson
Kaiser Dil
Cack
Texas
Jeo
Mexico
Young
Suapfeson
Department of Justice
Carl Sewell
Twentieth Cavalry
Ft Riley
Kasin
Mrs. Sewell
Maryland
Health chief backs sanitary police in trousers
Chicago September 18 Health Commissioner Mahopta says sanitary policewomen may wear trousers if desired and should be encouraged to do so. He adds no hard rules will be set, and the proper trousers are modest, according to Krakop 13 bass of the sanitary squad.
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Confernational News
Chicago
Mahopta
Sanitary Police
Krakop
Modern Woodmen special meeting called for Friday
A special meeting of the Modern Woodmen is called for Friday evening September 21. Head officers will be here. Every member expected to be present. Card of Thanks Mrs Wesly Wagner and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Wraly Wagner.
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Wesly Wagner
Wraly Wagner
Deaths of the Day Raymond Jackson Buried
Raymond E. Jackson funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM from his parents’ residence 222 Warner Street. The Salvation Army captain led the service. Interment followed at Oak Park cemetery.
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Raymond Jackson
Raymond E. Jackson
Warner Street
Salvation Army
Oak Park Cemetery
Finish Sewer Delayed by Quicksand at Andrews Street
A. 3, Koonce of Weller & Co. told council the Bastardé sewer at Andrews street faced treacherous quicksand and could not stay at grade. The firm had drilled 600 feet and expects longer than planned. engineers were asked for a report.
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Koonce
Weller & Co
Pittsburg
Andrews Street
Koonsa
Tie
Road changes discussed on New Castle Beaver highway
Ex judge J Sharpe Wilson of Deaster county headed a delegation here to discuss proposed changes on the highway from New Castle to Beaver soon to be improved. Changes center on eliminating curves with Beaver county hastet handling contract. Lawrence county will advertise for bids.
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Iudge
J. Sharpe Wilson
Deaster County
New Castle
Beaver
Beaver County
Lawrence’ County
Community thanks for kindness after mother’s illness
The Hodgin family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during Mrs. Sarah J. Hodgin’s illness and death and for the many beautiful flowers. Signed by Mrs. G. M. Braley Mrs. A. M. Sherman and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Hodgin
G. M. Braley
A.M. Sherman
Campaign Day Echoes in Intriguing Local Races
In the eleventh hour before voting day, candidates across multiple offices brace for a crowded field. Republicans, Democrats and Socialists face tight contests for sheriff, district attorney, jury commissioners, teachers, school board and nonpartisan council seats. Voters are urged to weigh tense bids as campaigns spark renewed local interest and a likely high turnout.
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Sheriit l
Jury J Commissionars
Teathers
Lounell
Bardies
Repubblicans
Motion to Quash Appeal in Plumbing Code Suit
City Solicitor James A Gardner moved in court to quash the appeal by TR J Withers and Son in a suit filed by the city for failure to observe the plumbing code. The firm was fined $25 and costs and appealed. Judge Emery ordered a show cause hearing to explain why the appeal should not be quashed.
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James A. Gardner
TR. J, Withers and Son
Newell
Emery
Janse
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Filena Ave
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Exons City
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New Wilmsington
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Philadelphia
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Jon Pascha
Hillsville
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Elwoort
Joseph Vierchak
Audrey G. Cunninghan
New Goldea
Emil Koskinen
Astiusula
William McClelLand Davidson
Joseph A. Ross
Harry Ay Donalson
Frank M. Gormley
Aleole Cleorma
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W. Warner
Finan Valley Ripnte
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Lillian Dout
W. Wash. Street
Bi. W. Havis
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Sam
Hay-Scott Motor Co
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Edison
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W.f.dufford & Co
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Safe Deposit & Trust Company of
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Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
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