City Officials Move Against All Inebriates
City authorities press a campaign aimed at liquor abstainers amid arrests and commitments. A man named Clyde is held for twenty days with possible hospital care. Mayor Patterson and police plan a new crackdown to curb drunkenness and related disorder in the city. Authorities outline steps to remove drinkers and monitor alleged sellers while pursuing area improvements.
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Clyde
Warton -Yortarday
Erte
Warran
Patteruo
Erle
Davis Aid
Ntye Boen
Boleltor Kneyldin
NOW BLAME CONGRESS FOR PARTY death by own action
United Press reports a New York date with a disjointed political analysis blaming Congress for internal strife within the Democratic Party. The piece alleges Congress undermined Secretary of War refuting Bryan’s anger while accusing Congress of causing cabinet disruptions at the campaign start.
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United Preas
New York
Bnitelde
Tta Linne
Tarouture
Tarouture” and. In Doing Ite Nest To Defeat, Yu and Party, the Thos Dactares
Conreas
Sruylt
Catmot Panien
Won
Bryan'é
Navy approves dismissal of eighty two cadets at Annapolis
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Naval Academy academic board recommended firing eighty two cadets for failing to meet required grades. The Secretary of the Navy has approved the action, ending speculation on the fate of those disciplined.
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United Prec
Waatington
D. c
Daniwin Todey
Abnapotla Naval Academy
Grant Storent
Methodist Parsonage Completed in City
The Methodist parsonage work finished by contractor McElroy at an estimated cost of 7500 dollars. The residence with updated heating and plumbing is ready for occupancy and a reception and inspection by members and church will follow.
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MuElroy
Mh McElroy
Jen
Shaw
Tmombern
Fylenty
Ohnech
Valentines Party at Conception Court Meeting
Members of Conception Court Daughters of Innahala held a regular meeting in Knights of Columbus Lodge rooms. After the session, a Valentine party featured exchanges of valentines and light humor. A luncheon from the Clought restaurant, the Pull man, concluded the evening with cheerful mirth.
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Conception Court
Daughters of
Inehalla
Knights of Columbus
Minstrels Visit Union City Day Bank Closures
Banks will be closed tomorrow as Minstrels visit Union City. The entry notes a holiday observance and altered operating hours.
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Union City
Local troupe Mob to perform in Tylon City event night
Min Ne De Darling announced a morning appearance by the Local troupe Mob at the Bike win site in Tylon City. The plan is to invite the crowd to join an evening of hatariainment, with speakers from the Corry Jaaru urging unity for one or two performances this weekend.
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Min
Ne de Darling
Tylon Cty
Corry
London Faces Expected Difficulties Amid War News
London reports growing strains as Central Powers and United States near new conflict, with British press suggesting Washington may permit safe convoy routes to aid the Allies while Germany contemplates submarine warfare without warning. Public sentiment hinges on whether U.S. policy shifts to support Britain, potentially shaping forthcoming maritime actions.
Clue-Laden Report On Murder of Marian Lambert
Police in Waukeesan report footprints and a vague description of four youths as the only clues in the Marian Lambert murder case. The 18 year old San Jose High School student’s body was found in the woods near Harold Mowarmlek’s estate, with poison detected and possible suicide ruled out. A female witness says Marian described a young man with an evil face who she had seen near a tree before leaving to mail a letter, and both girls later parted with a male companion. Her father, a gardener, found the body in the woods the next day, with tracks of Marian and another man leading to the scene.
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Walted Press
Waukeesan
Maran Lambert
Harold Mowarmlek Wouth
Lake Forsat
Alan
Conalderadt
Alu Dered
Abe
Mall
Marian
Nho
Gardner
Natute
Mit
Brooklyn's Invalid Passes Away at Fifty-Year Bedbound State
New York report from February 11 recalls Molly Fancher of Brooklyn famed as an invalid bedridden for over five decades. Allen Puncher notes the fiftieth anniversary of her condition and mentions invitations to President Wilson. The piece reflects on her long illness and a public interest in her life.
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Tuite
New York
Molly Fancher
Brooklyn
Dowd
Allen Puncher
Wilson
First Real Move For Peace Today
Neutral peace commission in Berne, Switzerland, including the United States, plans a two week mission in early spring to urge all belligerents to end the war in Europe. The group, gathering in a convention, hopes for an armistice and notes cautious signs from German negotiators.
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United Presa
Berug
Switerland
Europe
Commission
United States
Mme Campagna
Iso
Armiatiog
Germany
Auxiliary Card Party Nears Corry Hospital Fund
The first Auxiliary to Corry hosted a card party yesterday afternoon at the State Armory parlors. Nineteen tables attended with many ladies, friends, and members enjoying bridge five hundred and Pedro. coffee, doughnuts, and other treats aided by Mrs. D. Alexander. The event supported the hospital fund and thanked grocers for donations.
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Corry
State Armory
The
Aux Mory
Pedro
Mra
Alexander
Kindassa
Waverat
Toca
Catholic Federation Meets Today Prominent Speakers Expected
A Catholic Federation gathering is planned with Father Brock and Fr. Noll among speakers. Local members hoped to attend in Belothie but travel constrained many. The event aims to support the federation and related local Catholic societies in the state.
Garrison Talks With Reporters Amid Retirement Remarks
In New York on February 11 George Leary Avenue residence Garrison told reporters he has retired from politics to care for his wife and earn a living. He denied seeking any political position and rejected rumors of interest in New Jersey governorship. He indicated future plans unclear.
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United Mesa
New York
Dindaley M. Garrison
George Leary
With Avenue
Garrion
Garrison
Ana Anynett
Tor Aveetor
New Jersey
British Squadron Is Ready For German Fleet Advance
United Press reports from London that British battle cruisers on the North Sea watch for a German fleet sortie. The huge battlecruiser Theor, notes speed and strength, with Dalia Flette as flagship, ready to respond if wireless signals announce German movements.
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United Press
London
Fea
Cortumpandent
Huxa
Vriuyn
Admiralty
Hatteerniger Theor
Dalia Flette
New Zealand
Great Britain
Beorey
Local R. R. Veterans Head to Renovo Reunion
Veterans from the Pennsylvania Railroad including BM, Caldwell, and Chichester travel from this city to Renovo for a reunion. Retired foremen and long time road workers James Brownt and Morley St. Clair are noted among those who served since 1869 and earlier, with several listed as veterans not making the trip.
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Chichester
Caldwell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall
Thin City
Penney Employen Belne Hold
Quidwell
Penney
Chidenter
Paunsy
Lesia
Hn Joral
Ottloos
Atong
Appointment of a successor as Secretary of War
Washington reports indicate President Wilken plans to appoint a successor to Secretary of War Garrison. Possible candidates include Lane, Shir ley, Berdury, Russell, Harmon, and Adams. Congress action on the continental army bill sits with Chairman Way as debates continue. Major General Hughes Beale is mentioned as aging staff secretary.
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RY United Brees
Washington, D. G
Bob
Arocessor
Wilken
Wilson
Intartar Lane
Henry Pinel
Shirley
Kentucky
Berd Fury
Navy
Roussvell
Witch
Massachuswetta
Mul Harmon
Ohio
Adame
Colorado
Car
Congress
Mutary Affairs Committee
Garelyin
Wihtow
Hyeh Beale Ehlot
U S Protest Decline Over Berlin Move Seen
Washington officials report the United States will not protest the new ocean policy announced by the League of Nations. Merchant ships of enemy waters with guns may be seized by warships and subject to submarine attack without warning. The State Department plans a formal warning to Americans against traveling on vessels that carry such arms.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
State Department
United States
Germany
Avateia
Il Aa Munion
Holub and Keppel Host Notable Club Meeting
R H Holub met with Mrs Keppel at her home for a recent club gathering noted as highly successful. Attendees praised sewing progress and the event featured leadership changes with Mrs Ottimah assuming executive chair and Mrs Van Tis wall as secretary, assisted by Mrs Tiffany and Miss Tone Millar.
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Henry Keppel
HA. Ottimah
Roaloneil
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Washington
Athmont
Armory
Catholic Federation
Father Brock
Erie
Roy
Hele
Gerry
Belothie
Sovoray
Callmmbun
Feadare
John
Noll
Fat Anthony
R. R
Renovo
U. S
New Berlin
Tentons
R. H. Holub
Keppel
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