United States Defends Neutrality Amid German Diplomacy
The Administration rebukes German claims and asserts US resolve to avoid bullying in international negotiation. President Wilson and the State Department are depicted as firm, opposing German propaganda and signaling readiness for decisive action if needed. Local notes mention street curb grading and Raymond and King property work. A German editor’s wartime staffing note is also touched upon.
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Bevero
United States
Germany
Greatritain
Frames
Washington
Lita Arepgatiog
Haiins
Lins
Wilson
Nso
Hut
United
Tostremn
Atrent
Thy Raymond
Propertius
Nets pulled at Bemus Point in experimental fish hatchery work
Jamestown reports that nets were pulled at the Bemus Point state fish hatchery for an experiment. The fingerling muskellunge are not ready and will be released midweek, as Maples Springs pond is drained and prepared for spring use. The article also discusses catarrh remedies and local health notes amid the fishing detail.
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Jamestown
Bemus Point State Fish Hatchery
Vollow
Maple Springs
Slayer Is Taken To Mayville Dunkirk
Frank Wieczorek of West Point was taken to Mayville jail Thursday by Officer Frank P. Howarth after being charged in the shooting of young Inhmael Whitehead. He had been held in a county jail while awaiting transfer due to overcrowding and to avoid housing him with inmates charged with minor offenses. Wieczorek showed no emotion as he was led to the patrol wagon.
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Dunkirk
Frank Winezorek
West Point
Wileged
Inhmael Whitehead
Mayvills Jal
Oficer
Frank P. Howart
Wieczorek
Ety
Aines
Young Whitehead
Marc
Ini
Wiectorek
Avery
Roysafan
Freil Kolvinlie
Eve Yanra
Chiat Hoteol
Russia
Elo
Bellacost
Doniel
Sullivan
Kolfentkens
Cutter Announces Clerk of Courts Candidacy in 1915
Hoss H. Cutter declares his bid for Clerk of Courts pending Republican primary selection in 1915. The notice frames the campaign as aligned with party choices and the primary process.
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Raltor Tournal
Leaders of Plot Are in Custody in Erie
Erie police say Tamon Kolli ik, 27, and brother Fred, 21, are believed to lead a plot tied to the bomb that killed Samuel Leoneft and damaged his East Front Street home. Nineteen others remain jailed. authorities await statements to break the case.
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Erie
Tamon Kolliik
Fred
Samuel Leoneft
East Pront Street
Polloe
Leonett
Jol
Atl
Daniel
Tieke Wo
Kollonike
Gangatera
Detyol
Wille
George Bolincoff
Another Case of Smallpox at Meadville
Meadvville reports another smallpox case amid a previous mild bout. The father Charla Hobert recovered after three weeks. Marley, a child about one year, developed a mild illness. Authorities indicate vaccination underway for the family. multiple attempts failed to immunize Harley. A physician diagnosed the earlier illness as animalpox.
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Charla
Hobert
Akon
Marley
Aly
Wekort
Harley
Tha
Wd Wb
Hin Yin
Leaghtsburs
Glalt
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corrs
Cormaxove
Axreva Conmonevs
Mamauina Rorror
Corry
Counsin
Mintmrem
Sea Blue
Fnsertion
Uca
Bungling Ambassadors
Univertining
Atatf
Tie Journal
Glonietcane
Ae Corry
Bemus Point
F. J. Chaney & Foaled
Ohio
Cheney
Chautauqua Lake
Winchester
Mayville
Blair Bros
W. Main St
Chichester
Alen Herons
Driggists
Downing
Erin, PA
Meadville
Clark & Pfeiffer
The
Civic Improvement League
Radio
Norcross
D. M. Ferry & Co
Pennsylvania
Vassar
Cornell
Harvard
Adelbert
Forest City
Barlow Hardware Co
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