Von Papen secretary arrested in New York by justice agents
In New York today Deputy of Justice agents arrested Wilhelm von Papen’s secretary amid investigations into plots involving ammunition ships and a German embassy attache. The secretary, reportedly an aide to von Papen, was taken from 60 Wall Street and prepared for arraignment later this afternoon. A separate report notes a four o'clock meeting with Secretary of State Lansing following the incident.
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von Papen
New York
Dep’t OF Justice
Wolf von Igel
Wall Street
Washington
von Iigel
Wall St
UL Keene
Department of the Het
Cianada
Papon
Washington, D. G
Ander von Hernsfort
Lasijlug
Baker Ani
Youngel
Baker
Dutus
Good Roads Day Plans Forming For May Observance
A joint committee of the Board of Commerce and the Corry Motor Club plans to organize Good Roads Day on May 2. Public meetings will be held to mobilize citizens from Columbus, Wayne, and Concord townships, with local groups coordinating with city clubs. The effort aims to maximize public involvement and prepare early for the event.
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Commarde
Corry Motor Club
Chottsarytoon Tor
Ronda
Aspergivora
Columbus
Wayne
Concord
Leltig
OrKuited Myatem
Ac Erle
Mel
Brie Board of Commerce
Uni Hriao Motor Club
Mater
Atti
Corry Man Leaves for Trip Abroad
Mr and Mrs A B Stafford and children depart in the morning for Pittsburgh to visit friends and arrange passport procedures for a trip abroad. The Corry man plans to sail from Philadelphia on April 29 aboard the Inner Philadelphia of the American Line bound for Liverpool. He will spend months with his English parents and hope to catch a glimpse of wartime activity before returning to Corry after a brief stay in Butlerburgh weather notes show tonight and Wednesday.
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A. B. Stafford
Republicans in Revolt In This City
Republicans in revolt split the local party over Senate candidates Mexaider Cory and Stirling Erle. Fractious factions threaten to disrupt the county and county primary, with tensions tied to leadership, anticipated primary battles, and possible armed paraphernalia amid the intra party conflict.
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Guiew
Corry
DubHonna
Briefin Moralney
Bushiexs
Rane
Fenders
Erle Omy
Toed
ofKen
Atution
Mexaider
Cory
Stirling
Erle
Corry Min
Chay
Arma
Stricas
Republi
Toshy
Morthlup
Women File Nominating Petitions for Congress in Pa
Harriabugg April 17 reports the first Pennsylvania petition filings for Congress. Shyla Dr Sixwbath M Buer of Philadelphia and other women seek Socialist nominations, with names like John W Slayton William A Promor Berane G Brie also in play for various parties and districts.
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Harriabugg
Congress
Pennsylvania
Giapers
Gongrond
Jargo
Shyla Dr
Sixwbath M. Buer
Bouth
Cables to Berlin Tonight Carry Note From Washington
Washington April 18 The note to Berlin to be handed tonight is described as a full document outlining the United States position on Germany and international law. Officials report President Wilson and Secretary Lansing reviewed the notes and prepared to publicly explain Washington’s stance next Friday afternoon with Germany’s response anticipated.
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Berlin
President
Lansing
United Proms
Washington, D.C
Dontelit
Guirry Lo Hartis
Jas and Haal
Fin Wien
Germany
Merhody Hivalvai
British Forces Rebuffed by Turkish Attacks
Dispatch from Tondo reports British forces beaten back as Turkish offensives press near Amara. An initial claim says British troops withdrew under heavy attack, while later notes suggest some positions held and the fleet torpedoed a coastal fort. The report reflects conflicting signals from fronts around Lake and coastal lines.
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United Press
Tondo
Urliah Frou
Relluf
el Amara
Ee Turku
Ganural Lake
Uy Biv Tien Hove Neon Cot
Lake
Howe
Tilieh
Carranza Will Stand Firm On Demands
Washington April 18 United Press dispatch reports that General Carranza and his advisers intend to press for withdrawal of Mexican troops. The de facto government plans a further formal calculation after awaiting a formal U S reply. Arredondo’s note to Washington prompted the discussion.
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Carranza
United Pross
Weshington
D. G
Rodgers
Mexico City
Han
Genupal Cartani
Mexton
Radgern
Carransi Hu
United States
Arredondo
Wanhing
Company A Showcases Record Exhibition At Armory Event
A readable fragment reports Company A hosting a notable exhibition at the State Armory. Major figures from the Inspector General’s office attended, marking the event as a strong display of local company capabilities. The Board of Commerce and several officials observed the demonstrations and praised the craftsmanship, noting the favorable crowd reaction and interest in the enterprise.
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Ng, P
Btale
Mobait
Ganwral
Compiny A
Arins
Board of Commerce
Fiw
Cape Brown
Local Knights to Visit Union City From Corry Lodge
A delegation of Knights of Pythias from Corry Lodge will travel to Union City to meet Sylvan Lodge members. The visit, part of cross town fellowship events, includes a joint social and election of candidates for the upcoming ceremony.
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UNION
Corry Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Corry
Union City
Sylvan Toes
Ginkori
Auipad
Joont K
P. Toilye
Garry
Uinlon
Ouremony
Social Vimyndaya
Union City Times
Pring
Sylvan Lodke
Unlos Caly Lodge
Armimgemanta
Fellas
Ailund
Unloa
Committee Met Last Evening On Public Utilities Actions
The Board of Commerce Committee of Public Utilities met last evening to direct action on a pending matter. The committee was instructed to proceed under order, with a review of rail industry implications and potential filing to the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg if needed.
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Board of Commerce Committee of Public Utilities
W Rewa Lion Paseo Aegatn
Pun Ho Service Commission
Harriseburg
Sethian
Toeasfon
Commission Hears Library Proposition in City Meeting
Mayor Matterson and the commission discussed Carnegie offer terms for a new public library building. The board approved sending a request to the Pennsylvania Railroad for crossing safety improvements and authorized immediate progress on remodeling. A bid for room decoration was returned to the supervisor for action. The health report noted multiple illnesses and hospital alerts, with several nurses on duty and measles cases in the period.
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Matterson
Gaurly
Drown
Wewilon
Comunisasionen
L. W
Bilis
Helanat
Ivan Aluatlion
Sway Auor
Raymond
Vdlization Ware
Commie Wlan
Carnegie
Militeil
Brown
Mietfort
Saderaon
Peninsylvania
Mint Avena
Firther
Powall
Fatality at Kittanning in Nicholwon Run River incident
Kitanning April 17 Lae Croyle superintendent of Bhawswal raiironiL vanished while assisting moving raft from Cadogan to Nicholson Run. He drowned when a platform roll toppled, leaving a 38 year old Nickelville resident.
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Kitanning
Lae
Croyle
Allexheny
Nicholwon Fur
Suiddy
Inge
Cadogan
Nicholson Pun
Nickelville
Yaiingo County
Winienton
Foire
Pan
Hint That Expedition May End
United Press reports Washington, April 18. Indications mount that the American expedition against Villa may conclude soon. Dispatches suggest Villa’s followers are scattered, the tempo of pursuit slows, and the campaign may end with limited gains rather than a decisive victory. The administration weighs options as bandit activity persists near the border.
Road Query On County Takeover Of State Roads Discussed
A letter from W. B. Marsh raises questions about transferring a state road to county control from Wayne Township. He seeks legal authority and outlines implications for Hare Creek Road and a route from State Line to the township, arguing county ownership could improve safety but faces jurisdictional limits under state supervision.
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Soiyrnaty
W. E
Wayne
Iimprovamant
Rowil
Hie
Coun
Mary Ca
Pennsylvania
Funston Warned Story of Villa Death Is Fabrication
San Antonio dispatch says General Bell reports the tale of Villa’s death is a fabrication. Army HQ notes confusion, cites no confirmation of Willy or Gurdlu involvement. Decomposition limits verification of a corpse delivery to Chihuahua City. Bell claims orders issued.
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Funston
Villa
Big United Press
San Antonio
Rekohol
Winston Jodas Aeviaring
Villa Dk Bothing
Aone
Army Headquarters
Front Gener
Hell
Parasd
Hovseages
Bell
James
Gurdlu
Oottha
Willy
Liuair
Chituahua City
Battle Report From Border Skirmish Reaches Front Lines
Dispatch recounts a clash near a Mexican border town with U S cavalry engaging Mexican riders and a Mexican force under a flag of a federal group. American troops entered the city but withdrew after exchanges and reinforcements arrived, with Captain Tompkins and Col Ammer’s command coordinating retreat and defense. Dynamic movements and signals describe the unfolding engagement and the arrival of U S Army forces to restore order.
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Coote
Fominlis
Mporting
Lononio
Amerleay
Harral
Valietigg
Lexong
Tompkins
Tim
Dol
Triiehery
Ammg
Wreck in New Haven Area Leaves Five Killed
Official report from Lew Haven says five people died in last night’s wreck when the GEL Wage Ginsten train collided with a freight at Westerly. Thirty-one hurt, most in city hospitals, with two identified victims Mrs. C. Martellé and Miss J. Glurk.
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United Press
Lew Haven
New Haven
Dma
Hartford
Bhikely
Fra Persols
Niles
Westerly
C. Martellé
Dai Mies
Glurk
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