Middaugh Hearing Set After Federal Inquiry
Attorney Don Smith reported from Cleveland that Ray Middaugh faces charges of blackmail letters to Mrs. Woisser. The Federal Grand Jury has heard the case and is expected to report today. Middaugh's arraignment is anticipated in federal court Friday, with possible bail set Sunday or the following world. The Brotherhood of Railway Employees backs Middaugh and has counsel ready to defend.
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Zeppelin report points to stranded airship near Hruggen
Paris April 24 war offices report the Zeppelin that flew over Duplirié and was believed disabled by gunfire has reportedly lain stranded near Hruggen. JL was forced to land to fight.
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Turks decisively defeated as Allies advance at Gallipoli
Reported in London on April 29 that Turkish regulars were decisively defeated and Allied forces began advancing along the Gallipoli peninsula. Early battleside bombardments and inland skirmishes described as heavy but limited gains, with French and British forces pushing along both European and Asiatic fronts.
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Canadian Bridges Are Destroyed by German Sympathizers
Report from Vancouver states two major bridges near Pt. Grey were burned in a pro German protest following Britain and Canada’s World War I actions at Ypres. Officials say the Connauxht and Granfer structures suffered extensive damage, wind possibly aiding partial paving. Detention orders for war hosts are cited as motive.
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City Officials Push Yard Maintenance Measure at Harrisburg Hearing
Mayor Patterson and City Solicitor G. T. Kincaid returned from Harrisburg after attending a joint committee hearing on a yard maintenance measure. They reported division among city representatives on the proposed amendment, with unity against renewed nonpartisan elections for city officials. They urged passage to allow cities to bid on their own contracting as a Board of Health issue under Third Wave city governance. The Capitol hearing ran from 3 to 6 p.m. with mixed prospects and concerns over future City actions.
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Italy and France in Agreement Rumor Sparks Talks
Reports from Umea Press suggest a possible alliance between France and Italy. Ambassador Titton met with the King and Prime Minister in a prolonged morning conference before returning to Paris, but the foreign office provided no details on negotiations or any plan in progress.
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Get-Together Banquet Draws Large City crowd
The city’s Board of Commerce hosted a banquet last night at the State Armory drawing about 150 attendees. Toasts by Major T B Brown and Mayor Fatterman highlighted the program with remarks on railroads, public works, and war era travel, including a display of a German helmet from the Marne.
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