Crisis passes as British U boat loss reported in North Sea
Authentic Berlin reports declare crisis in situation has passed while British lost U-boat in the North Sea. Early April 22 notes discuss German relations with allies, American position, and pending negotiations. Reports claim surface confusion over credit for damage and possible strategic moves on the Atlantic front.
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Authentic Berlin
Ale Meo
Manoellor
Boliman Holwae
Berlin
Tomarrow
Washington
Daya
Asvall
Isirty
Gurard
Bernstort
Hori
Waathatin
Anitas Wilmot
Ntl
Kaiser in Conference Over Note
Berlin reports a high level conference as German leaders including Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg and General von Falkenhayn review the note from the Allied powers. Admirals and naval chiefs weigh responses while American agents and Ambassador Gerard monitor for possible concessions to avert a rupture with the Allies.
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United Proms
Berlin
Vniten Balen
Dilan
Olay
Grand Army
Iene
Kuleor
Threats to British Ambassador in Washington Reported
United Press dispatch from New York notes similar threatening letter received by Ambassador Sir Roger Cavemont in Washington. The typed note on commercial paper warned that any action by the British government other than war measures would mean the ambassador's death and threaten British service personnel in the United States.
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Washington
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Rico
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Honymove
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Roger Cavemont
Prion
High Cat Rink
United States
Tatter
Weather Update Partly Overcast With Cool Tonight
Partly overcast conditions prevail with a cool tonight and Friday. Tonight's low likely near the upper 40s to lower 50s with light winds. Friday remains cool and breezy with similar temperatures and a chance of isolated showers in the afternoon.
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Ron’ Haning
Corryites Enjoy Fine Southern Trip Despite Mishmash Notes
A letter from A R Morgan describes Corry residents Morgan and spouse visiting Ta vonn aul Mon Colan and Limou on a four day stay, touring the Maiaiow Canal in April and visiting Portinon as a top attraction. They then head to Isle of Plass, plan to return to Mayann, with Morgan eyeing trips in Philadelphia before returning home to Cutry and dome construction.
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Shane
Corry
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Colan
Maiaiow Canal
Apri
Inter
Portinon
Ant
Limou
Portien
Mr Kin
Isle of Plass
Morgen
Mayann
Havinn
Philadelphia
Ayant
Phladiphia
Morgny
Hibe Trust
Cutry
Mandolin Club Plans First Public Concert
The Corry Mandolin Orchestra under Wilitd B. Connolly of Wyle prepares for its first public appearance. Connolly arrived from Brio and Stated Unit) to lead twelve local pupils in Thursday evening instruction and practice. The group, to be known as the Corry Mandolin Orchestra, will debut in Corry soon.
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Corry
Mian Axion Koalai Reported Critical After Poor Night
Mian Axion Koalai was said to have a very poor night and her condition this morning is described as very critical by local medical staff.
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Mian Axion Koalai
Funston and Scott Proceed to El Paso Assignment
In San Antonio on April 27 Funston and Scott prepared for their mission at 140 o'clock local time. They held a formal ceremony with Ambassador Olbragon and Minister Curry present from Il Paag. The announcement named Funston and Henk as key figures for the parade in El Paso, with plans disclosed for the event after a prior gathering in Tiorex.
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Fupatoi
Butchi
Paso
Honeral Olbregon
Il Paag
Tiorex
al Miso
Funston
Henk
Ky Llyewe
Teagan
Uilayenor
Mrs Cuddahy Dies After Long Corry Residence
Mrs Miaates Cudahy died last evening at the family home on West Multatrapl after a long Corry residence. Cause listed as complication of diseases. survived by three sons and several daughters. All children were present at the wake. funeral arrangements announced later.
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Cudahy
Corry
Paseel
Huntly
Ani
Mery Cawley
Airy A
Kyoatier
Charles Wert
T. Connelly
Oil City
R. Mijivold
Erte
Guildahy
OH City
Joba
James Cuddahy
Asko
Reniday
Galifornia
Germans belittle Slavs in France report
United Press dispatch from Borin reports German commanders at the front ridiculing French and allied re enforcements. They claim the German troops have faced brave Russians in Muscia and Poland and mock French munitions as limited to a few who desire a long cruise, portraying Slavs as weak allies.
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United Press
Borin
Mar adlTléa
Parla
Gusicla
Poland
Heavy primaries vote expected in regional elections
A garbled OCR item reports heavy voter turnout in primaries with figures across wards. It notes 440 total votes in union area and counts for several wards, including first and second precinct tallies. The text mentions ward results and registries, with a total county or city turnout around 1 percent.
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Pheer
Wiens
Popritr
Uae
Eli Phir
Heavy Milk Demand Drives Prices Near Kovella Plant
The milk plant reports high demand and rising prices as output climbs to about sixty thousand pounds daily. Officials warn of tight supplies next month while forecasting stable pricing amid strong regional consumption and ongoing distribution efforts by Cory plant operations.
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Kovella
Promidine
Alford
Cory
German assault fails after heavy artillery barrage near Verdun
Reported German attack north of Verdun was repelled by French artillery and counter fire. Despite scattered reports of limited activity in the Yugra region and extreme southeast Mines area, the front remained unusually quiet for the day.
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Varly
Avoncourt
Verdun
Tony
Artain
Pho
Thors
Yorgea
Big Film Merger Is Completed
New York reports a major motion picture industry merger has closed under government oversight. Terms initially valued around 25 million dollars were reduced to about 10 million dollars after negotiations. The deal involves key executives and studio entities, with observers noting significant impact on production slate and distribution dynamics.
Pittsburgh Strike Echoes Across Steel District
Workers at several Pittsburgh plants weigh a general walkout as leaders say up to thirty thousand may join a strike. Officials threaten indefinite plant shutdowns as production halts spread to smaller facilities and related operations.
Ireland Under Martial Law In Dublin and Beyond
Ireland faces martial law as Premier Raguith announces to the House of Commons that the entire country is under military authority. The move extends beyond Dublin’s trouble spots, raising questions about wider ethnic and regional reach and the scope of government operations.
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London
Ireland
Raguith
House of Com-mon
Martinl Ly
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Bagan
Mexican Prisoners Shot Down in New Mexico Rail Incident
Reports from Columbine New Mexico on April 27 recount a clash where Mexican prisoners were killed and wounded by guards during an attempted transfer. Guards fired on the group as they attempted escape or resistance, with several prisoners killed and others wounded or captured.
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Atrike
Jean Oh
Tililey
New Books Offered at Public Library
Mrs. Kuna A. Dean of the Corey Pulte library announces a list of new books now available at the Public Library. Titles include The Promise by James Thorne, Our Mist York by Edwin B. Morris, Held to Answer by Peter Mace, The Real Adventure by Henry Kitchell Wyverton, The Shanton Herd by B. H. Me, Seventeen by Booth Tarkington, The Crimson Gardinia by Rex Beech, Pollymuna Grows Up by Heaney Porter, The Power of the High Traits by Family Garland.
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Lillarion
Corey Pulte
Jas. Th Honays
Our Mist
York
Edwin B. Morris
Peter Mace Hurt
Henry Kitchell Waveter
BH. Menowar
Booth Twrkington
Rex Beech
Heaneyil
Porter
Phey
Hamily Garland
Wbrary Hia
Pennsylvania R R Officers Here Today
Pennsylvania Railroad officials arrived for the annual inspection of facilities in western Pennsylvania. General Manager Long, Superintendent Garam, and other officers accompanied by staff will inspect the layout and operations as the special train tours the region.
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Penneylyans Railroyd
Ise
Thy
Piltudeights
Firto
Rifla
Whitch
Uks Pompylyie
Rift Evetom
Woniteylwaiiia
Abe BulDito
Elkus Named by Wilson In Ambitious Political Move
Washington reports that President Wilson plans to name Elkus as ambassador to Turkey, with the appointment expected to influence party activity in the campaign. Reliable sources indicate the decision aims to place Huy in a key post and align with Turkish relations through Morgantinis.
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United Press
Washington
Felows
Hinitod Bilus
Turkey
Haney Marganthan
Pellern
Exetu Miou
Faye Aga
Home Missionary Society Talk At Union City
Mrs Sutgtralt spoke on Home Missions at the First Methodist church Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting in Union City. Mrs Selkfrelt shared experiences and urged practical testing of mission work impacting local ladies. remarks were noted for benefit. The article also notes voter turnout and enrollment in a political context, with about 10 776 eligible voters referenced.
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