Appam Raider Case Unfolds In Secret Release Fray
A chaotic tale from United Frew reports a dramatic raid on the Appam. Mercifully all 10 passengers were released except one, while German sailors and several others were captured, sparking a mystery over the raider’s true origin and the injured party’s fate.
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Nevrort
Hebrumryd
Eanolie
wBeulah Pamonbors
Cama Frost
Aromer Hayeon
Tony
Pelvonora
Atlantic Cables Cut Threatens Transatlantic Link
Reported cuts to British and French underwater cables near Newfoundland and Cape Cod threaten transatlantic communications with America. News notes cables lying near the ocean bed while remaining lines face congestion and possible submarine interference amid fears of broader disruption.
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Unite Prong
London
Tete
Mme
Belt IV
Nova Scotia
Amodernelles
Erie R. R. Employee Maimed Near Meadvill
Meadvill February 8 A workman Alex Kidd forty five year old and married resident of Erie was struck by a freight train along the Brio railroad tracks at three in the morning. He was found unconscious and crushed severely and was brought to Spencer hospital where his leg was amputated. He was in the down position and bound to a freight train when the incident occurred.
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Meadvill
Alaxanier Kidd
aWitchman
Spencer Hospital
Tren
Kidd
President Wilson Warns Great Britain in Topeka Speech
Washington reports quote President Wilson warning that armed forces may be used to enforce American rights. The message, delivered in Topeka, implies strong stance toward England over shipping and neutral rights, seen as a clear warning to Britain.
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Great Britain
United Prose
Washington
USA
Congres
Wilson
Topeka
Kun
England
Hagland
Lighting Co Warns Against Depredations in City
The City’s Lighting Co reports repeated tampering with streetlights and lamps. Officials urge prompt cooperation and warn that damage will be prosecuted. police, city authorities, and the company vow stricter measures to protect infrastructure.
Fire destroys bank block in Phillipsburg area
A large early morning blaze in Phillipsburg wiped out a business block and the Moxbanon National Bank building in Slewrfield county. Estimated losses approach 130000 dollars. Residents credited with saving the town from widespread destruction.
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Phillipsburg
Williamaport
Barly
Phillipshire
Mr Rowe Attends State Convention
Mr Rowe the Corty School district secretary manager attended a Dusty houses Managers convention of Strat,secard Third Claws school districts held at Warrinburg. Prominent attendees included De Shaotter State Gupos Intendent of Public Tyetrustion and Secretary Flynn. The meeting discussed new system of school management and provided valuable information.
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Secard
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Mistriom
Warrinburg
Arrlyine
Vary
Boualon
Algul
Oreluin
Soning School
Prealdad
Seorstury Flynn
N.C. Shaotter
Sportsmen Officials Outline Work At Meeting
An official meeting of the United Sportsmen in the Home building discussed planned work. A committee was appointed to oversee the project of reviving minnows for the Brokenstraw stream. The group plans a rally in about two weeks with speakers from other camps to address Perry organization members.
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United Sportsmen
Horne
Strate Keloher
Christie
Maeting
Iircolory
Getwradineuaston
Bass Holt
Wolden
Buller
Perry Organization
Auxiliary Planning for Hospital Work
The Corry hospital auxiliary met yesterday afternoon with strong attendance. The appointed committee presented a draft constitution and by laws which were approved. A card party at the Armory next week and a May Party are planned to benefit the hospital. February visiting committee was named to inspect fund operations and hospital needs. Adding members brings total to fifty five with Mrs Monroe, Mrs Francis, Mrs Allen, Miss Shields, and others listed.
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J. Alexander
Sidney Btowart
Nuit Seaver
Walter Peake
Duckr Andrews
Ron
Armory
Taro
Silvo
Reed
Clough
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Mig
Heath
Corry
United Press Official Visits City on Extended Trip
United Press official Mr W W Mayican of New York City visited the city yesterday and left this morning for Cincinnati Chicago and other western points on an extended journey. Hawkins led the gun at The Journal in its telegraphic work as the only paper in the city replying telegraphers survive. Weather generally fair tonight and Friday.
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Hawkins
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stirring St Louis address echoes wartime unity
In St Louis a stirring address by President Witton drew thousands at the coliseum. He spoke of strict neutrality and national unity, praising American resolve and urging the public to safeguard honor as the country faces global tension.
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Wilson
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West
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Ghee
Navy Men Court Martial Ordered Over Missing Code Book
Washington D C Fab aid that Jones and Ensign Kirkpatrick were ordered court martial by the Navy Department after the loss of the naval code book from the destroyer Hill while in charge Jones admitted it might be embarrassing if a foreign movement possessed it even in peace times Kirkpatrick was in command when the code book vanished The incident prompted a navy inquiry into the matter and potential charges.
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Washington, D. C
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Navy Department
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Jones
Conmund
Kirkpatrick
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Two British Ships Lost in Atlantic Storms
Two British steamers suffered losses with crews missing and others saved. The Bollo of Fence sank with nineteen sailors lost and twenty two rescued today. The Chasehill, departed New York January 13, is reported to have foundered with the entire crew perished.
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Syed
Terre Haute Convictions Upheld by Court of Appeals
United Press reports that the U.S. Court of Appeals sustained the Terre Haute political conspiracy convictions. The higher court upheld the lower court findings on the evidence and verdict, reaffirming the conspiracy rulings and affirming the previous trial outcomes.
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United States Court of Appeals Dues
Hospital Board Minutes Report Deferred Actions
The hospital board met in regular session with nine members present and no attendance noted. They approved routine motions, then appointed a committee to liaise with the Chamber of Commerce to coordinate county efforts.
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Eveni Ng
Wight
Monon Doktoway
Douttive
Aurlin
Con Meres
Affort
Mycuxe
Eight Died In Fight With U Boat
Survivors from the British steamer Woodfield arrived after torpedoing off Africa. They recount a three hour deck battle with a German submarine crew, their ship damaged, and Moorish raiders holding them before ransom by Woodfield Company.
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London
Woodfield
Africa
Board of Directors Meeting Discusses County Aid and Plans
The board convened with full attendance and approved routine items. They discussed securing county funds and services, authorized two members to travel to the county seat for ship assistance, welcomed Rey Stock of St Elizabeth’s Church as a new member, and noted audio-play appropriation is pending city approval.
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Clough
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St. Elizabett’x Church
Olds
Probe of Uniontown bank ends probe ends
United Press reports the federal grand jury completed its probe into the closed West National Bank of Uniontown with court attendants predicting indictments against officers. The investigation had been ongoing for some time and was expected to yield charges against officials including Thompson.
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New German War Moves Are Expected
Berlin reports promise of major German actions as Lt Borg and crew claim success aboard Appam a. The war office declines to disclose details about recent ship captures. Rumors hint at renewed air raids on Paris and London and intensified submarine activity, with sensational developments anticipated soon.
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Berlin
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Berge
War Office
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Paris
London
Germany
Central Allies Leaders Reach Greek Front
Reports from Salonika claim Central Allies push toward the Greek frontier as Marshall von Mackensen and General von Falkenhayn move with other high commands. Fifteen French and British air raids are cited in retaliation, with bombardment of supply posts near Petrograd.
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Interesting series of services at Thy Baptist Church
An evening service led by Pantor F. Tl. Baker discussed "Last Opportunities" with a sermon referencing biblical events and figures. A late sermon will address "Three enemies of the soul" as Pastor Baker continues the series with tonight's gathering at 7:30.
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Mingdom Borane
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Pittsburg School Head Backs Military Training Plan
Pittsburg officials consider a proposal to add military training for high schools as Superintendent Davidyon announces the plan amid board discussions. The move aims to bolster discipline and civic readiness in local schools across the district.
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