Sherman Home Burglary Report From Sherman Resident
The home of Wmer Hirshenske in Sherman was ransacked on Saturday. Jewelry including a diamond ring and necklace, a bracelet, two watches, and several clothing items were taken. The intruder, believed to be a local man named John Witemarice, fled after a break in while the resident was visiting relatives.
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Hirshenske
Sharman
Vali
Tony bin
Rod
Hitchcock
Minoh
Thay
Mie
Erie
Biiad Siti
John Witemarice
Lee
Highway Work Advances in Erie County This Season
Supt VanVieck travels to Erie to oversee highway repairs for the season. Work begins on shore roads to restore them for easy maintenance. The force is organized and will start on local routes as soon as conditions allow, with operations planned at the earliest possible day.
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VanVieck
Erie
Alain Lwighway
Erie County
ViwiVisok
Lis
Dachy Willa
Lwo
Denial of British warship sunk by Germans
The Admiralty today issued a flat denial of Berlin wire reports claiming a British warship of the Donegal class, 9,800 tons, had been sunk by a German submarine. The denial states no ships were damaged or lost and notes prior reports had been reissued in the United States but then held up by the military censors.
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United Prean
Womton
Urith Admiralty
Berlin
Jesq
Admiralty
United States
Mrs Dimmick Dies Last Evening in City Home
Mrs Orale Dimmick died last evening around ten following illness at her home on Washington Street. She is survived by a son Arnold Dimmick and two other children, with funeral rites set for ten thirty tomorrow from the family residence.
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Orale Dimmi
Arnost Dimmick
Ignat
Washington Street
Dimmick
Arnovt
Nobony 1
LeRoy
Thi City
Inuohn
Rumors of Indictment Pressure Rise Over Germany
A Washington report outlines mounting evidence cited by the administration suggesting possible indictment actions against Germany. The dispatch notes ongoing inquiries and hints that new documents may implicate German officials in wartime activities, with officials predicting a forthcoming official response and continued emphasis on Allied wartime outcomes.
Action Against Police Chief Withdrawn In Local Record
A garbled 19th century arrear exposes withdrawal of charges against Police Chief Barker. The text mentions M Jackson, Alderman Barker of the Second ward, Humane Society inquiries, and a decision to move the case to Wilmington for court action. It references humanely laws dating to 1869 and notes the tragedy of unresolved arrest statements.
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M. Jackson
Xila
Warn
Aljorman Barker
Thant
Jackson
Tommorrow
Rounest
Jack
Fio
Corry Humans Society
Stile Humane
Humane Society
Com
Va. Green
Tom Witline
Barker
Brink
Taokbon
Transport Sunk Near Constantinople in Black Sea Action
Report from Constantinople dated April 3 states a transport on board with troops and a large amount of ammunition was sunk by Turkish naval craft. Two other ships in the Black Sea have also been destroyed in the attack.
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Constantinople
Black Sea
State Department to Seek Immediate Reply on Channel Incident
United Press reports Washington expects an immediate response from the German office to the inquiry sent by this government regarding the sinking of the British channel ship Sass. The note seeks a statement on the incident involving the English, the Manchester Engineer, and other involved parties.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Local Option Title Preempted Across Districts
The Local Option title was pre-empted in multiple state districts as Rev. H. M. Chalfont of the Anti-Saloon League secured rights to use the term for upcoming elections. The move affected congressional and assembly districts, with chalfont’s actions announced by United Press.
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United Pros
Aiarelibure
H. M. Chalfont
Anti-Saloon League
Wile-Crawford
Erie
Chalfont
Weather Outlook for Wenthar Tonight
Weather Wenthar reports cloudy skies tonight with a probable light rain shower. Frigid air lingers as winds ease, with overnight lows near the freezing mark and temperatures edging upward after midnight.
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Probaberel Funight
Pmpaday
Brakeman Killed At Oil City Accident
An early morning wreck near Oil City claimed the life of a railroad brakeman. The man, described as a blooded Indian from Quake Beles, had stepped from a string of cars and walked onto the pitch of the engine when the crash occurred. The Dolly suffered severe damage and will be shipped for repair or disposal.
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United Veen
Lyman Wi Bon Hall
Quake Beles
Warren
Han Am
Railroad
Mo Bouenowi
Bonnate
Tony
Bailey proposes government oil participation to curb prices
Washington April 3 United Press Bailey of Pennsylvania urged government entry into the oil business to allow sale on the open market. He argued government operations could pressure prices, even if not fully undertaken. Some senators plan to resist renewing land leases tied to Standard Oil interests.
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Ty United Press
Washington, D.C
Representative Bailey
Pennsylvania
Department of the
Unis
Bso
Owige
Ollyér Wd
Weighing of All Mail Has Begun at Local Post Office
The local post office begins annual weighing and counting of mail delivered and collected by rural carriers. A daily record is kept of workloads and pieces, with a complete report to the Post Office Department. Officials are required to submit a special report on the number of pieces and their classifications this week.
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Tocal
Apri
Wolgut Sud
Mall of Mo
Plecns
Palmer Announces Candidacy for Democratic National Committeeman
Harrisburg April Mitchell Palmer today announced his candidacy for Democratic National Committeeman as petition filed by Peter Bolger who heads Harrisburg Democratic headquarters. Republicans filing papers include William B. Allogtioay and others.
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Uniteress
Harrisburg
Mitchell Palmer
Villa Has Escaped Says F UnsEON Report from Tokio
Tokio reports a serious Far East disaster with 21 crew members of a Japanese vessel missing after a rock shelf caused a sinking. The ship went down in minutes near Najemk as rescuers arrived, only a few people escaping with help.
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Villa
Tokio
Far East
Najemk
Mengrs
Erie Girl Again Called in Waite Case
A Erie girl, daughter of Dr Hall of Bele, Pa, is again invoked in the Waite case. She had professional acquaintance with Mrs Horton, friend of Dr Waite, but says she knows nothing of Mrs Horton’s history. The article notes Austin Mall Cord’s prominence in Corry society.
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Erie
Waite
Winstedt Bross
New York
Autumn
Miat
Wliger
Iday
Uotore
Ghout
Mra Horton
Dr. Waite
John Mi Peck
Dr. Hall
Bele, Pa
Dovlarud
Dr Waite
Mra. Horton
Mrs. Horton
Two Large British Ships Torpedoed
April 3 London reports two large British steamers torpedoed by German submarines with no warning. The Achilles, a 7000 ton steel ship, sunk with four crew members dead and sixty two rescued. The Glasgow steamer Perth also torpedoed with casualty reports and missing details on timing and crew.
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United Press
London
Perth
Tony
Splendid New Market Opens in East Washington Street
The Peoples Market opens at 5 East Washington Street run by G Nollingur. The model facility features neat modern equipment including a sanitary refrigerator counter, Dayton scales, and new blocks. Machinery will be driven by Vectomotors and other necessary apparatus to ensure up-to-date service.
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Tay
East
Washington Street
G. Nollingur
Dayton
National Guard Sustained in Senate Action on Army General Bill
National Guard support is noted in a Senate debate on a broad bill authorizing a new army general staff. The measure would enable five million guard units to be integrated into the regular forces, with amendments shaping the National Guard’s role and funding.
Holland Had No Threat From Allies
London April 3 United Press reports Britain has not found evidence supporting Dutch fears of Allied threats. Entente talks yielded no warning to mobilize or cancel military furloughs. Dutch War Minister, questioned at The Hague, refused to clarify any pressures or remarks suggesting a demobilization of forces.
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United Press
London
Holland
Hagia Y
Silimon
Arma
Dunkirk Hit by German Zeppelin Raid Says French War Office
Paris dispatch reports Dunkirk was attacked by German zeppelins in the early hours. Eight bombs fell on the city targeting military depots, causing eight deaths and four injuries among residents, with limited property damage.
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Dunkirk
United Press
Paris
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