U boats strike Norwegian and British ships today
United Press reports German U boats destroyed several Norwegian and British vessels, as neutrals await actions. Washington signals the policy remains undecided while Holland and Spain shift positions and fear of invasion rises along the frontier.
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Ice Gorge Causes Fear at Franklin
Franklin February 2. A dangerous ice gorge formed between Eighth Street and the Big took Urigo on the Allegieny river. The flood reached twelve feet, with ice and water threatening structures and causing alarm as the morning progressed. Weather changes aided the melt and movement of the ice.
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Hospital Auxiliary Card Party Brings In Substantial Sum
The Hospital Auxiliary held a card party yesterday afternoon at the Star. Twelve tables were set and funds were raised by Mrs Somorr Hoatley and the committee. Guests included Mrs N Nel Darling and Mrs Bracken. Refreshments were served by the committee, and attendees reported an enjoyable time and success of efforts.
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Weather Outlook Mentioned Cloudy Yet Cold
The notice notes tonight will be cloudy and colder with possible rain and a cool Sunday ahead. It mentions no precipitation amounts and forecasts a chilly weekend with careful planning advised.
Night School Class Draws More Members
The German room at Olen School Building hosts an evening class led by Mr. Brown. Residents who wish to join are invited to attend, with the board noting progress and ongoing efforts to expand enrollment.
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Entire West Supports Wilson in War Crisis Unity
United Press report from Chicago dated February 2 notes broad Western backing for President Wilson amid German wartime actions. The piece emphasizes confidence in administration decisions and universal support across western states as the crisis unfolds.
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Increase Protection At Panama Canal In Crisis
Reported measures to heighten security at the Panama Canal amid looming threats and protests. Authorities plan reinforcement of guards and emergency protocols to deter potential attacks and ensure transit safety during heightened tension.
Boy Scout Anniversary Observance Featured in City Events
The community marks a Boy Scout anniversary with a series of observances held Friday evening and Saturday morning. Activities include a parade, a shared meal, and a ceremonial program at the Presbyterian church hall, with local leaders urging volunteer support and attendance.
Funeral of Mr Butters at Grove Cemetery
The funeral of Mr Butters was held this afternoon from his residence on East Wharf Street. A large number of relatives and friends attended. The services were conducted by the minister of the Methodist church with Rev. Willbur Pontlethwait, Wilbur Nilson, RC. Roum, Mr Barton, and Dr Willcox participating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Meeting of the R. H. H. Club
The regular meeting of the R. H. H. Club was held yesterday at Mrs W Knwwiton’s home on West Smith Street. Members were present and enjoyed an oyster supper. A brief business session followed before adjournment. Severe weather then caused street flooding and a small dam break near Humere Hollow Road.
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Corry Youth Engaged in January Announcement
Friends in the city announce the engagement of Braroes Ann to Kingsley Bus kone DeRoay. Mr McRosay Lithrcon and Warren DeRoxay represent families from Corry and Philadelphia. DeRoay is a student at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Meeting at Episcopal Church resolves Vestry nominees
A parish meeting at the Episcopal Church last evening resolved the Vestry slate. Elected were A H Harlow Rotterdam Ob, F He Martin, L Monton, and Gorman troops mobilizing on the Dutch border referenced amid countrywide unrest. The discussion touched on national defense and local actions as the period’s tensions rise.
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Legislature Urges Support For Wilson
Columbus Feb 2 The state urges support for President Wilson amid a crisis. A government appeal calls Ohioans to back the President and stand behind national efforts during a tense period marked by warnings and heightened vigilance.
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Inquest Scheduled Next Week in Erie Case
A chaotic OCR fragment reports an inquest to be held next week in Erie. It mentions names like Hat ani Touiat Anty and Makditone Warano, with sparse references to victims, police, and a pending investigation. The text is garbled with numerous errors and unclear details.
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NEW EVIDENCE PROMISED IN MURDER CASE
District Attorney Robert J. Pie announced progress in the murder case regarding CoH Woodworth, with a warrant out for Dry Love. He said new evidence will be presented to the grand jury, and lawyers for Dr. Lewis contended the grand jury will act on the charges next Wednesday.
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Lightning Strikes Barn at Meadville in Night Blaze
A barn at Meadville was struck by lightning during a storm, causing a fire that killed seven cows and destroyed hay and machinery. The owner reported the building partially insured, but the exact loss amount remains unsettled as investigators assess the scene.
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