Peace Bill Put Before House Today Amid War Debate
A partisan opening in Congress centers on President Wilson and a peace with Germany. Republicans attack the measure as a political plot while Democrats defend it as necessary for peace, with debates referencing the League of Nations and potential constitutional issues. Household names mentioned include Wilson and Taft, as well as senators and representatives from both parties.
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Local freight shipments largely unaffected by city yard disruptions
In the yards of the city freight operations were reportedly not halted. Agent Murti said shipments from the city via Buffalo are proceeding, with continued service to Willomtiport and connections through the New York Central line. A few freights entering and leaving Buffalo were observed, but a general slowdown was not in place as workers reported to duty amid talks of a walkout.
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United States and Allies Vow Moral Backing for France
The United States Great Britain and Italy pledge moral support to France amid German occupation. An inquest into the death of Tel Modehorh raises concerns as authorities report the incident near the North Center district, with local officials detailing the circumstances and a public hearing planned.
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German deaths rise as French troops fire on crowd
Paris reports ten German fatalities and about forty wounded in Brumlefort clashes with French troops yesterday. London tallies one hundred nineteen German deaths and numerous injuries in Frankfort riot. Zurich dispatches claim a patrol was separated and troops fired into a crowd, killing a German civilian and wounding many. Authorities urge restraint while Allied talks continue on Rhine occupation and future safeguards.
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Frankfort
Ixpate Low
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Zurteh
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Germany
Admiral Wilson refutes Sims charges in Senate hearing
Admiral William S. Wilson testified to the Senate naval affairs committee that the United States entered the war with maximum energy the moment war was declared. He asserted the navy and army expanded rapidly in 1917, transporting troops and equipment, and that American efforts overwhelmed enemy capabilities. He rebutted Sims’ criticisms with a firm, measured defense of wartime performance.
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Winter Wheat Crop forecast shows below normal output
Washington April reports from the Agricultural Department indicate the 102 winter wheat crop will total under the prior year. Forecasts compiled from nationwide reports project yields around 489,017,000 bushels with a potential drop versus last year.
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Rotarians Hold Session At Erie City
United Press reports the Erie Rotary Club session during a regional convention drawing hundreds of Rotarians from twenty seven cities of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A special train brought guests from Plattsburgh. The event opened at 10 o clock with President S. T. Weed presiding. A banquet honored the guests and was to be held that evening at the Mayo temple.
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Erie County Conference in Session Reported
Nov C M Melntyre will represent the county in the two county conference of the Tateraurel World Movement to aid Bela to ninetowth the First Apphobia Episcopal church. The conference joins pastors and laymen in events across the country at which Christian work and missionary funds are discussed.
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Japanese Forces Withdrawn Amidst Allied Demands
Fragmented report from Waliey Press notes Japanese troops retreating from a patrol area near Losdon Aga Tajunya while British and allied forces issue terms. The Vindivostok and Tokyo command face demands on transport and communications, provisioning, and cooperation with Roatan authorities for allied access, amid tensions in Manchuria and Korea.
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Rail strike turmoil spreads across rail system
Reports from Molin o Ohio and Syracuse New York detail widespread railroad walkouts by switchmen and yard crews. The strike, described as potentially general, disrupts freight and passenger services in several regions including Buffalo Los Angeles and Chicago yards as union leaders press for action despite management resistance.
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Birds Starve as Early Northward Arrivals Struggle
A fragile plea from the Journal urges special aid to feed starving birds migrating northward ahead of winter. The note requests grain, bread, crumbs or other sustenance placed where birds can reach it, to ease the hardship for Rangiers and robin families facing scarce food.
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Gas hearing progresses at Harrisburg
United Press reports a state level Gas Conservation Committee hearing in Harrisburg on natural gas rate setting. Commissioners outline factors: investment, plant depreciation, production costs, and service value. Gas company attorney argues only investment return matters. officials discuss supply estimates and potential rate levels for wells producing 20 000 to 40 000 cubic feet per day.
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Stop Payment of State Appropriations Shown in OCR Text
Willis Collins of Pulledonia acts to prevent payment of state funds to sectarian institutions including Sisters of Mercy Hospital and others. The article references anti sectarian appropriation measures and lists institutions in Crawford and Helio counties amid a state budget dispute.
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Hoover Edges Edwards in Michigan Primary Vote
In Michigan on April B United Press reports Hoover leads in the Republican primary with about 6,000 more votes than Edwards. Johnson holds a strong margin over Wood with a 46,000 lead in the same race.
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Large aviation plant burns with million dollar loss
Reported is a major aviation repair plant fire causing an estimated loss of about 1.0 million dollars. The blaze damaged the facility and several aircraft parts, with limited details on injuries or causes available in the readable text.
Hospital directors prepare annual aid drive for the institution
Directors at Corry Hospital plan a public campaign to support the institution with a detailed financial report showing charity work cost over state funds at 4,402.80 and a mortgage sale authorization. The staff outlines new expert X ray and teaching arrangements, a ten hour weekly instructor program, and a public appeal to cover ongoing deficits.
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Four Killed in Boston Gas Explosion
Boston on April 8 reports nine workers at the Boston Consolidated Gas Co. trapped in a twenty foot hole after an explosion. Four employees died and seven were injured as gas escaped and the blast leveled the site. Local authorities investigated potential causes and safety lapses at the utility work site.
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