Senate debate delays war resolution urged troops to France
The article reports a Senate debate delaying a war resolution as urgent calls push sending ten thousand troops to France. Stone delivers a patriotic address while pacific-sounding speeches prolong passage, hinting at a delay until late tonight or Thursday.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Howkie
Hitcheuck
Henneraie Messier
Staphard
Lodge
Swans
Wichetiok
Hart
Alefeo
Saintor Vantimun
Oerason
Benator McCuinher
Lodo
France
Othnr
Armed Liners Reach British Ports Safely Says State Dept
Washington reports state department says armed liners reached British ports safely as senate debates war measures. Senator Lodge and Swann push for rapid passage while administration factions discuss timing. Foreign arrivals and Allied support noted as public mood leans toward decisive action.
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State Dept. Kaiser
Runaway Horses Cause Panic on West Main Street
A runaway parade of horses caused a near disaster on East Main and West Main with a broken glass door at the Lowly Confectionery, injuries to horses, and two children narrowly spared. Tomorrow at the Presbyterian, a basketball game features young players from Corry High School nicknamed the Starletten, led by Miss Araline Drought, with an expected large crowd.
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Percy Achramling
Columbus
East Main
Atrinl
Heck Yoon
Waukon
Zelamsbling
West Main Street
Spring
Main Street
Pirewby
Perl Gy Maonsium
Tenveon
Corry High School
Amorrow
Starettes
Misa’ Araline
Protest on Gas Rate Increase Here
United Press reports Laridson Apal Ramey Mel, ceria Powers, and others plan to offer concessions amid protests against a gas rate hike. The piece notes European diplomacy and potential German influence, with talk of postwar reconstruction and central powers engaging through the German foreign office to present broader concessions.
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Ceria
Laridson
Apal
Ramey Diay
Mus
HanewaNions
Geryuny Anitine Nl
Ominolis
Public Hearing On Route Of Commerce Committee
A public hearing was held this afternoon at the headquarters of the commerce committee. Brower urged action while Miessen and Kinet proposed new rates and conditions. The meeting involved the public service commission, with discussion of pending items and party viewpoints.
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Commerin
Chulema Brower
Miessen
Whittleney
Connytsian Sgalnit Uin
Peace talk updates and U.S. mobilization plans amid war news
United Press dispatches from Geneva and London report on peace talks prospects and Allied planning. Details describe German government positions, American executive actions, and aerial bombardment implications while noting recruitment drives for wartime service and pay scales for new电影 personnel.
Titusville Men Insulted the Flag
A Wisgrivefit incident in Tinville led to three young men tearing down and trampling the American flag in front of a bust, prompting police action. They were arrested, held on $500 bail, and given a hearing before being bound over to county court for felony charges.
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Tinville
Ely
IBM
Titusville
Mondville
Thay
German Plot to Arouse Negroes of the South
A disputed United Press report outlines a German plot aimed at inciting African Americans in the South. It alleges measures including propaganda, agitation by German agents, and attempts to stir unrest among Black communities, with references to meetings and suspected conspirators.
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St. Quentin
Alberta
German Wireless Is Closed By United Prov
German reports state that due to the situation with the United States German wireless communications are being interrupted. The Hagie notes the closure of German signals and references exchanges with allied or neutral services as part of wartime measures.
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United Prov
Couple Tuttle Married at Mayville in Germany
Roy Thomas Tittle and Miss Mary Russylt wed today at Mayville, officiated by Rev. Ulirites. The groom works for the Su Bone Company and is a Carry Night School graduate. They plan to reside at 44 Exist Peasant suren after May.
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Roy Thomas Tittle
Mr Thistle
Thy Su. Bone Company
Carry Nigh School
Welcomes Entry of America in World War I Message
Ward Northcliffe greets the United States joining the Allies in a message quoted by United Press. He says America's entry marks a turning point in the war and history, describing Vinete Sain as a sign of a coming Big Brother in France and noting the event’s historic scale.
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Elas
Watson
United States
Lorvon
Ward Northcliffe
United Press
Northcliffe
Vinete Sain
France
Sreat Pruesian Huity
Northelitty de Whares
Weather forecast notes increasing clouds Thursday
Forecast indicates increasing cloudiness on Thursday with possible light rain. Temperatures remain mild, and winds shift to a gentle breeze from the west as the day progresses.
Flag Raising Planned at Local Plant
Puytages of the Raymond Mag Company have subsertiond tom Cun for the purphagi of dn Inmanse Aiur tian Ang. In a few Mays the Mag raising ceremony will take place at the ble plant. Temporary flag will be raised before the new office building is completed.
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Raymond Mag
Tom Cun
Inmanse
Aiur Tian Ang
Wilding Amertehaton
Baseball meeting postponed amid unclear plans and city interest
A baseball meeting was postponed again amid wobbling support and no committee reports. Officials consider independent team representation for the season as city plans stir fan enthusiasm, but attendance and progress remain doubtful.
State troops near WarrenPennsylvania mobilize along line
State troops are expected in the vicinity as a Philadelphia dispatch notes a movement toward Warren. Reports indicate the last company of soldiers has not yet arrived at Warren, with units to be deployed along the state line to Erle Weard and nearby towns. The Sixteenth Regiment and detachments may be moved to distant points, aiming to maintain service with troops already stationed.
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Cnr
Wilson
Metrograd
State Department
Mtatter
Germany
Ann
Olaf May Armerlisins
Warren
Tre Wuld
tkuWisver
Pennsylvania
Erle Weard
Keystones Defeat All Stars in Lopsided Keystone Contest
Keystone All Star team put up a strong effort but fell 86 to 20 to the Keystones in last evening’s game. The first half saw 28 points from Keystones against 20 by the All Stars, then a surge in the second half with the visitors scoring 24 to 44. Players listed include Clough Stall McKinney Gretzier and Paulson Jourdet Cowles McKinney Greteler and Lyons. The xtrla game, won 7 to 5 by Corry High School after a five minute extra period. The Keystone Girls also performed well against tougher opponents.
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Clough Stall
McKinney
Gretzier
Paulon
Jourdet
Cowles
Greteler
Lyons
Corry High School
Nesesau
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