Father Kuntz Leaves St Elizabeth’s Parish
Father Kuntz departs St Elizabeth’s after twelve years as pastor. Rev George B Krane from Meadville arrives to assume charge and oversee parish activities while the future of the post remains unsettled. The move places Krane in Erie with Kuntz moving on to new duties.
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Father Kuntz
ST. Elizabeth’s
Youorday
St Wilawhoth's
Ney
Parlik
Bowith
Pather Kunts
St. ‘Hileabeth's
Erie
George B. Krane
Meadville
City
St. Milzabeth's
Pariah
Pathor Kunis
Trouble in Santo Domingo escalates with reinforcements ordered
Nervous city reports mounting tension as U S forces divert from Washington to Santo Domingo. Don Motnen is en route to Haytil and ordered to reinforce American ships already stationed there.
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Washington, D. C
Sane Domingo
Crarger
Don Motnen
Haytil Haweon
Santo Domingo
Six Years in Prison for Mayor in Corruption Case
Inilanopolia April 12 mayor M Roberts of Terre Haute was sentenced in Pedoral court to six years in a Fort Leavenworth prison term and a $2000 fine for involvement in a broad election fraud. Co-defendants Sheritt Bhoa Hil Rodman Harry Montgomery Ed Driscoll and Judge Thomas Smith received four others years and fines. Court also ordered $12,000 in costs to be paid by the convicted men.
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Barry Faria
Inilanopolia
M. Roberts
Terre Haute
Jay
Horn
Government
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Torre Wauto
Sheritt Bhoa
Hil Rodman
Harry Montgomery
Driscoll
Cty
Thomas Smith
Aviator Killed Today in Maryland Exhibition
College Park Maryland dispatch reports an aviator killed during an exhibition flight. The pilot’s name was not confirmed in the initial bulletin as the event occurred at a location near the Maryland campus. The crash happened when the aircraft dropped from a height and burst into flames, leaving no survivor.
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College Park
Maryland
Loan
Accidents Reported Over the Weekend
Multiple weekend mishaps unfold in Welcht and nearby areas. Minn Mary Moore of Welcht was injured in a floor fall at Arnold Millinery on Went Main Street and remains unable to call. Carleton Morell and several boys suffered injuries after a high speed coast down West Pleasant Street, with one boy slammed by a wheel and requiring treatment for head trauma. A runaway farmer’s team struck the Mes Intowh property on Main Street, driver uninjured and horses unharmed. Robert Childs, age 5, broke his right arm during a visit to Sulphur Springs. he previously injured his leg in a prior runaway accident last fall and now uses crutches again with Dr Chilatie attending.
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Mary Moore
Welcht
Arnold Millineryators
Pope
Carleton Morell
William Montell
Weat Pleasant Street
Weat Pleasant Streat
Wuel
Atlanta
Robert
Httle
Robert Childs
Springu
John Grom
Chilatié
Charity group receives $21 at library theater event
Saturday evening at the library theater Mr. Delosay of the Associated Charities was presented with $21 collected there by the audience to help charity work. Mr. DeRoany expressed thanks to the management and to the staff on behalf of the Associated Charities.
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Lbbrary Theater
Delosay
Associated Charities
DeRoany
Man jailed after attempted train conductor killing
A well dressed man claimed to be Patrick Halloran boarded a Mayville bound train from Buffalo. He lunged at Conductor W. Bona with a clasp knife as the train neared Corry. Halloran, 65, denied intent and said he came from Montreal en route to Pittsburgh to visit his sister. He was jailed in Corry awaiting a hearing, with authorities investigating his identity and motives.
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Malioran
Sho
Corry
Ganon
Halloran Yi
W. Bona
la Penney
Maygllis
Halloran
Tuftaro
Stone
Pullman
Rufalo
Buffalo
Mayville
May
Vrakeman
Fialloran
Gray
City
Montreal
Pittsburgh
George Fotler-Stckney
el. Jay Street
East Liberty
Tre Fall
Permlanton
Hisaister
East Librly
Fance
Aspoon
East Liverpool
Appeas
Italy to Enforce Her Neutrality
United Press reports April 12 that the Italian government vows to enforce neutrality and arrest anyone organizing war demonstrations. Clashes were noted in Milan Naples and Rome between Interventionists and antiwar factions as police struggled to control disturbances nationwide.
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Italy
United Press
Rowe
Pha
Great Naval Battle Rumors Sweep North Sea
London reports say a major naval clash may have occurred in the North Sea. The Wayfarer, a 1600 ton Liver joo steamer, was torpedoed by a German submarine and towed to Queenstown, while the President’s crew arrived at Brixham after being chased by U-4. Other ships, crews, and Norwegian, Danish, and Russian accounts circulate amid Allied assertions that no official confirmation exists.
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United Press
London
Wayfarer
Jorman
Queenstown
Wayfarrer
Glascow
Brixham
Fred Prmnk
Harpudood
Stark Polit
Lin Berlin
Soa
Denfax
Scandinavia
Youtets
North Sea
Heligoland
Gormay
Beltish Commandar
Sartor Ieland
Andarasaldin
Dnhe Boneh
Dislee Island
Hattie
Christilania
American Ship Ashore Off Japan Reported In Inland Sea
Toko April 12 The American liner Minnesota with fifteen hundred passengers on board is this morning reported to be ashore and in danger of breaking up in the Inland Sea. Later reports declare the vessel is not in great immediate danger and measures for her relief have been taken.
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United Press
Minnesota
Tater
Weather Update Partly Cloudy Tuesday With Rising Temperatures
Partly cloudy weather expected on Tuesday with a rise in temperatures. Officials advise light clothing and sun protection as highs approach seasonal norms. Local residents should monitor for any sudden changes in conditions as warm air moves in from the south.
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