U S Ships Rush to Mexico as Navy Reinforces Waters
Washington April 1 The Navy ordered the Olympia to sail at once from Key West toward Mexico to bolster the U S naval squadron in those waters. Officials offered few details but indicated preparations follow reports of unrest and a large gold shipment tied to the outbreak. Admiral Caperton will command a larger force to meet any developing situation.
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United Preas
Washington,p. C
Navy Department
Puice
St Wik
United States Naval Squadron
Treasury Secretary McAdoo Condition Worsens Again
Rumors circulated that Secretary McAdoo remains in critical condition despite doctors' reports of improvement. The brief bulletin notes ongoing concern about his health and mentions official statements.
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United Press
Washington, D. G
Veteran Erie R. R. Man Killed in Greenville Yard Accident
David Garrison, veteran Erie Railroad conductor, died instantly in Greenville when the footboard on the engine rider jumped the track and crushed him against a switch. The body was taken to Taylor's Undertaking Rooms in Meadville. he was the eldest freight conductor and highly respected. His son Roy Garrison, a typewriter operator, was alerted as the Erie train No. 5 passed Meadville.
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Avid M. Garrison
Erin
Greenville
Garrison
Casaty
Taylor
Meadville
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Point of Worview
Mendvilly
Ue Hrian
David Garrison Wan
Roy Garrison
Tourna
Tonya
Submarine Supply Ship Seized and Bombings Reported
Austrian and Turkish war reports describe attacks in Europe with bombs on a royal palace site causing minor civilian injuries. A German submarine engagement slows the Mutoh cargo steamer Van Nansen, which carried fuel oil for submarines. most of its Germans crew and cargo details are listed with unclear clearance. The Russian fleet bombarded Bosphorus forts and coastal ports before withdrawing north, while the steamer Emma sank with two drowned and seventeen missing crew members.
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U3y
United Press
London
Nickolau
Montenegro
Snombert
Dover
Une
Dundalk
Budndetoi
Boing
Brighton
Ubon
Bosphorus
Wasince
Petrograd
Repeal of Storage Bill Probable This Morning
D L Bracken returned from Marrisburg where he attended a hearing before the House Committee on the repeal of the Cold Storage Act. Large delegations from Philadelphia and Pittsburg attended. The committee will report to the House and repeal is expected to pass in the House, matching Senate favor.
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D. L. Bracken
Marrisborg
House
Rousing meeting forms new Corry chamber effort
A large turnout gathered at the Municipal Club for the Corry chamber of commerce’s organizing meeting. Temporary leaders urged unity, committees were named for organization nominations by laws get-together rally and fundraiser with local officials and business figures pledging support. Continued on page 8.
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Organization OF Chamber OF Commerce
Moeting
Gerry ‘T. Kincaid
J. H. Martin
Mr. Kincaid
Kincaid
Corry
Dep
Kingcald
F. L.weeks
I. B. Brown
F. E. Whittlesey
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Smithe
Bolleveil
Crown
Evaryone
J. B. Brown
G. H. Barlow
L. W
D. Warren DeRosay
D. D. Reed
C R. Rogers
Robert A. Patterson
P. T. Babbitt
Henry "Eppal
George N. Beaver
Rely Awd
Gologrove
W. Blair
Dad D. B. Porter
F. C. Howard
B. B. Waltz
W. C. Murray
Ji. King
Mme
Wayne Twp Supervisors Meet on Local Improvements
The Wayne township supervisors meet next Saturday afternoon to hear plans on Hare Crooke Four from the city line to the New York State line and trolley route expansions from Columbus to Mayville. C. P. Northrop of the trolley company will be present. Residents and chamber of commerce members may attend to voice opinions on the projects and their impact on Curry.
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Wayne Township
Tinyo Curlolm
Jinbi
Grandin
Hare Croeke
New York Stat
Columbus
Mayville
Howe
WO Niles and Thers
C. P. Northrop
al Mie Huw
Curry
Chamber of Commerce
Prizes Awarded at High School for Civic Essay Contest
This morning at the High School the two $2.50 prizes were awarded for the essays on civic topics. Franklin Babbitt and Juliet Cottrel captured the top awards, while Justin Butters and Verna Hughes from Miss Ranney room at Hatch School received $1.00 prizes each.
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S. McCoomb
Franklin Babbitt
Juliet Cottrel
Justin Butters
Verna Hughes
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International Haiter Company
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Pennsylvania
King of
Emma
James P. Drown
Wayne Twp
Grandin Hotel
Samuel Johnson
Oil City
Crust Company
Il City
Citizens National Bank
J.desmond
G.B. Darlows
West
H.W. Parker
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