Italy Prepares for War As Warships Clash in Black Sea
Reports say Italy may enter the war within days as Turkish and Russian fleets clash near the Bosphorus. Italian residents in Austria face insults and persecutions while fleeing homeward. Military activity braces frontier roads. trains and papers required for movement amid rising tensions.
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Paris
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Maydi
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Desperate Attacks on the Dardanelles Reported
Descriptions from Athens dated May report ongoing desperate allied efforts at the Dardanelles. French squadron actions near the Gulf of Saros are described with heavy bombardment and fleet maneuvers as ships press toward strategic targets.
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Third Ward Hogey team to host Carrwensville game
Menager M. M. Condon leads the Third Ward Hogey baseball squad in a benefit match at the park tomorrow afternoon against Carrwensville. Proceeds support the hose company and a 3 p.m. motorcycle race is also advertised. A scarlet fever case was found in the East End yesterday, the first since early April, with precautions in place.
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Third Ward Hogey Company
Hose Company
Carrwensville
East End
Eary
Beater Sentenced and Legal Proceedings Noted
In the Third ward Sam McLaughin faced arraignment for assault and battery while Pred Streuskauga and Mike Petramit township were tied to a wife beating case with fines and imprisonment. Gust Anderson from Morr was found guilty. costs shared. John Nelson faced larceny charges. Millard Roland pressed no action. Thomas Sweeney pled policy. awaiting county absence. J M Riling fraud case nolle pressed. Mike Bulkavich acquitted with costs split. Charles Borkey assault and battery nolle pressed on costs. Anthony Rechte, indicted for robbery and related charges, sentenced to reform school with suspended terms. Road petition granted in Burnside township for vacation near Thompson ep.
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Whs
William Fletcher
Yeamanto
John Nelson
Millard Roland
Thomas Sweeney
Trump
J. M. Riling
Nolle
Mike Bulkavich
Charles Borkey
Asault
Nelle
Anthony Rechte
Illusing
Agtion Reformatory
Senate Defeats Bill to Prevent Frauds at Polls
A senate vote fails a bill aimed at preventing poll frauds. The action leaves election safeguards unresolved as lawmakers debate potential revisions and future measures. The record notes the outcome and ongoing concern about election integrity.
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Senate
Child Labor Law Bill Passed by State Senate in Final Form
Harrisburg May 4 The Cox child labor bill passed the senate last night 40 to 6 in the same form as in the house and now goes to the governor. A motion to amend was defeated 87 to 15 after a two hour debate. Only six senators opposed final passage.
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Senate
House
Buckman, Catlin
W. W.smith
Sones and
Warner
Phillips Bill Given To House Last Night
Harrisburg May 4 a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment would move the general assembly meeting to December on odd years. Introduced in the house by Mr Phillips of Clearfield the amendment would require a meeting thirteen months after election. If carried the first regular session would be in 1919. A brief note mentions two bashful girls entering a store with three chickens.
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General Assembly
Phillips
Clearfield
Hints to Vacationists From Dr Samuel Bixor
Dr Samuel Bixor warns vacationers to check water sources and sanitation at resorts. Boil surface water and ensure wells avoid barnyards and outhouses. Verify sewage disposal, garbage handling, clean milk supplies for infants, and screen kitchens to prevent typhoid or diarrheal infections and malaria from mosquitos.
Popular Young Couple Will Wed in Renovo
William Flannagan and Miss Mary Connelly to be married this evening at 6 in Renovo Catholic church. Bride’s maid Grace Connelly and Dan Flanagan as best man. The groom, a post office clerk, and the bride, a Williamsport Business College graduate, are highlights of the community’s social calendar.
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Daniel
Grace Connelly
Renove
Mary Connelly
Frank, Connelly
Cherry Street
Rex
Dan Flanagan
Lawson Convicted of Murder in Ludlow Mining Strike Case
John R. Lawson, UMWA leader, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the Ludlow deputy death on October 25, 1913. He was sentenced to life in the state pen. The case followed a lengthy jury deliberation and a motion window for a new trial. Frank J. Hayes of the UMWA warned of renewed Colorado strikes if Lawson’s appeal failed.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Col
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers of American
Ludlow
John Nimmo
Dearfield Italian Band Dance a Decided Success
The Dearfield Italian band dance held in the opera house last evening drew a large crowd and provided enjoyable entertainment. The band thanks the public for patronage and is pleased that the dance program gave pleasure to all attendees.
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Opera House
Dearfield
Bank Statements Called By United Press
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business on May 1. The Louisville Courier-Journal report provides the context of the bank assessment request.
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United Press
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
One Consolation Madge Judge Quote Exchange
A courtroom exchange features Madge noting the pity of silent suffering and Marjorie replying she is glad to be a woman who does not have to endure it, prompting the judge to interject that she is glad too. The dialogue underscores gendered perspectives on silence and endurance.
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Marjorie
Sinking of Gulflight Stirs U S Germany Tensions
A State Department official said new details claim the tanker Gulflight was sunk by a mine off the Scilly Islands rather than torpedoed. The incident raises the risk of strained U.S.-Germany relations, with calls for reparations depending on Germany’s response. Officials seek official confirmation before action.
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State Department
Washington
Gulftight
Scilly Islands
Gurtighe
Commencement at Winburne High School Honors Seven
Seven young men and seven young ladies graduated from Winburne High School during a commencement in the Presbyterian church. The Winburne orchestra, all local, provided music as students delivered essays and orations. Professor Wilson presented the diplomas, marking one of the county’s most successful commencements.
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B. Wison
Winburne High School
Real estate transfers list with multiple township parcels
A set of land transfer records shows Henry W. Bucher and Henry W. Buchert selling parcels in Troutville and Troutvile for 1200 dollars and 1200 dollars respectively, Lewis Erhard selling land in Knox for 100, James W. Spangle selling land in Rosebud for 96, and other transfers including Blake Rummingo to Hugh Collins in Lawrence for 125 and Calvin V. Strong involved in Jordan and Ansonville transfers for 125, with additional entries for Chest, Boggs, Brishin, and Woodward. The notice ends with a satirical verse about a husband and a waiter from the New York Mail.
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Henry W. Bucher
Cyrus Haag
Troutville
Lewis Erhard
W. A. Newman
Knox
Henry W. Buchert
Martin Ewarr
Troutvile
James W. Spangle
J. BE
Rachelius
Rosebud
Bliz Rummingo
Hugh Collins
Lawrence
Colin Milton Klinger
Calvin V. Strong
Jordan
Justina Fjacob- 4
Ansonville
Blain Hockenberry
Rachael Hockenberry
Anil
M. T. Morun
S. Crispin
Boggs
Mary Ann Philips
Morriso‘Kay
Brishin
John Mills
James DB. Beatie
Woodward
Miss Bowman To Sail For Panama On V Coldn
Miss Kathryn Bowman of East End, daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Bowman, will leave tomorrow for New York to sail Thursday afternoon for Ancon Panama aboard the steamship V Coldn. She has been home on vacation and is employed by the United States government as an assure in Panama.
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S. J. Bowman
East End
New York City
Ancon
Panama
Miss Bowman
United States
British steamer Minterne torpedoed and sunk
The British steamer Minterne was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. It is believed the crew were saved. The 2,300 ton vessel belonged to the Minterne Steamship Company.
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Minterne
London
Minterne Steamshigil Company
Mrs Florence Carman On Trial Second Time
Mrs Florence Carman stands trial again for the murder of Mrs Luan Bailes shot in Dr Edward Carman's Freeport office. A jury panel of 35 talesmen was chosen and exhausted after a short court day. Prosecution says Carman was driven by jealousy.
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Florence Carman
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