President Addresses Congress on Germany Crisis
President Wilson spoke before a joint session detailing the German threat and U S policy. He outlined the war danger in Atlantic waters, the need to defend neutral shipping, and the aim of avoiding war while pressing German authorities. The address drew strong reactions from lawmakers and diplomats, with petitions for arbitration and tough measures against Germany considered. Mrs Wilson attended, seated in the gallery as the nation faced escalating tensions and Cabinet support solidified.
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United Press
Wakington
D. C
Wooitow Wilson
Jolie Poanton
House
Senate
Tati Jalbroake
Gormliny
Uul
Drehdy
Wilson
Howard
Cholow
Providene
Germany
Meteil Wn
Oriis
Great Beluain
Marinus
Kari
Kovgermons
United States
Thax
Diplomatic Corp
War Rumor Causes Break in Market
War rumors from Washington hit New York trading as market prices dropped at the opening. Baldwin Locomotive and other war stocks fell while Ball Crucible steel rebounded later, with some stocks resuming recent figures.
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New York
Scensor
Rumtora
Washlington
Gartiung Ja
Sioole
Reserve Tables for Cabaret at May Party
Mrs W W Morgatdga chair man of the Hospital Auxiliary subcommittee announced that sixty four tables have been booked by patrons for a cabaret and dance event in May, as the auxiliary works to raise funds.
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W. W. Morgatdga
Sabaret
Partion
New Demands From Mexico City Today
Mexico City reports new diplomatic demands from Mexico City regarding immediate withdrawal of United States forces. The note questions whether the withdrawal is official policy or demands from Washington, with speculation it may be likely. A luncheon and celebration marked a young woman's birthday at Eaiox Street.
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Dows Aol
Washington
Gen Scott Leaves for the Border
General Scott, head of the War Department’s state of the Wir, departs Washington for several days with General Putson to survey the Mexican air, as department officials indicate possible new military actions.
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Byumeeres
Washington, D.C
Giovgat Scott
Antonis
Putston
War Department
Jtsyoa
Thal
Scott Rock
Rodies
Aps
Betzeln
Fae
Adaire
Gongri Purton
Mayo
Bernstorff Seeks Release Of Von Igel In Serious Case
Embassy officials describe the case as very serious as Ambassador von Bernstorff presses for release of von Igel. Reports from Washington indicate new developments involving German diplomats tied to high level plots and alleged complicity in prior incidents.
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Lansing
United Press
Washington, D. Gy
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Sao
Janewitl
Vou Tas
Aldo
von Papen
Jaros
Unis
New York
Ils
Police kill dog after arrest on Hart Street
A disorderly morning story reports police fatally shooting a beagle hound during an incident on Hart Street. The exact dog’s name or breed is unclear in the damaged text, but witnesses say officers fired while restraining a suspect and securing the scene.
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Haneotlan
Hart
Ultimatum to Berlin prompts urgent policy stance
Washington dispatch reports a tense ultimatum to Berlin with calls for immediate action. The message urges President Wilson to break off relations if the German government does not relent, while Congress debates possible measures and warns lawmakers of potential consequences.
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Washington
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Phig
Witkon Goca
Lin
Oil Tank Explosion Shocks Venango Town
A risky oil tank blast near Venango injures a worker who climbed the tank to monitor filling. The tank expanded and released flames as about 37 barrels spilled, sending the man to a local hospital for treatment. The incident occurred near Rockland city, about three miles from Kenaultols.
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Fytilly
Rockland
Boole
Died at Pittsburg Joseph Mathias notable owner dies
Joseph Mathias a long time resident and head of the Mathias Twilling Company and the Spans fer Brewing Company died after a year of illness in Manor. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Robert McCinnahan Avanmore and Miss Josephine at home. Funeral services will be held at home tomorrow evening with burial Sunday morning.
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Mathing
Toveph Mathias
Liv
Horley Way
Manor
Pitsburgh
Catteer
Mathias Twilling
4Th Manor Aid
Spans Fer Brewing Company
Robert McCinnahan
Avanmore
Josephine
Lome
Titormont
Cranie Compton
City Board of Commerce to Hold Joint Session Tonight
A joint session of the Board of Commerce and its committees is scheduled for this evening to consider municipal affairs and a broad plan for city improvements. The meeting, announced by the board, aims to align authorities with local merchants on extermination of pests and coordinated urban projects.
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Vayroad
Orfefelt
Corry
Muyur
Coumbin
Patice
Bavry
Poke More Fun At The Old Town Report
A muddled report from Corry describes humane society concerns after a canine incident near Dayle of Corry. Several parties including Jackson and Dayle appear in magistrate proceedings as officials debate responsibility and possible settlements.
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Jackson
Corry
Chiar Dayle
Bawatt
Ward
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Humane Society
Krte
Davis
Fox
City Street Road Drag Plan Aids Draining Work
Commissioner said morning work on road dragging in the city will resume next week with more drags ready. Next day Westil to add two or three drags as crews prepare to finish drains, improve well drained streets, and extend maintenance for the upcoming season.
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Youll
Droge
Banks Closed Observance Friday Holiday Notice
Banks will be closed Friday in observance of a holiday. Local banks will not operate. customers advised to plan transactions accordingly. The notice reflects a citywide closure impacting banking services and related operations.
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Iday
Sui Kl
Young Man Fatally Hurt After Depot Jumping Incident
A 24 year old man died after an attempt to jump from a moving freight train at a town depot. His companion was injured and helped by bystanders as authorities arrived to render aid. The body was taken to a local hospital and later prepared for shipment pending legal action from Jamestown.
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Boris
Wyler
Partiny
Heford
Vivan
Hove
Utes Uving
Alexander An Co
Jamestown
Portland Man Will Be Appointed Mayor In Region War Post
Washington reports President Wilson has decided to appoint a Portland man as Assistant Secretary at War. No official confirmation has been released yet and details remain unsettled. The decision, reportedly agreed with Secretary Baker, aims to fill a wartime post.
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Wungat Fon
Washington
de Gye
Wilson
Inerahisn
Portlani
Baker
Ula
Perch Shipment from Hatchery to State Waters
Ay. Hullér of the local state water plant reports a shipment of several thousand adult perch from Hbton City hatchery. Growell of Union City hatchery, in charge, will supervise the delivery along the Pent aylvaylu Railroad to War ren Ridgway and further destinations. A follow up shipment of one thousand more perch is planned for tomorrow morning.
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Watel Pry
Hbton City
Growell
Union City
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Warren
Ridgway
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