Muzzy Died Today in Warren Rites Planned
Willard Herman Muzzy died this morning at about five o clock at the home of his son tilaw J. B. Howden in Warren He was aged and had lived in Corry and Warren for many years The funeral arrangements include services at the Union Church in Columbus and burial in the Columbus area A special car on the Pittsburgh and Erie Railway will carry friends from the city to attend the funeral rites at Union Church in Columbus by late afternoon
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Oldeet Pialfonta
Catitaibis
Tilaw
J. B. Howden
Warren
Mtr
oKers
Talon
Corry
Colimbua
Columbum
Colima Regal
Mesihors
Columbua Lodge
Columbia
Gatumbus
Ptreat
Harry Friewndy
Milan Bombarded Again in World War II News
Rome reports Milan the wounded and heavily bombarded city in Italy with a population over five hundred thousand. No confirmed deaths or damage figures provided. United Press dispatch notes renewed bombardment from the previous night with limited details.
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United Prews
Rome
Mian
Taly
Mystery not cleared in girl's case
In Madison on Feb 14 Chas Heffine admitted selling an empty bottle to Orpet the day Orpet left for Lake Por pat. The case centers on Marian Twmibert and echoes earlier high profile deaths, with authorities noting insufficient evidence to arrest Orpet though a possible move to liberty remains under discussion.
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Madison
Chas
Heffine
Orpat
Lake Porpat
Miss Lambert
Wonkeegan
Marian Twmibert
Avie Lindall
Richadon
Masuachusetty
Ubyrato
Tio
British Warship Anothiwn Hit Mine Near Coast
London report states the British battle cruiser Anothiwn struck a mine off the coast, with Admiralty noting heavy damage and possible loss of life. The vessel had participated in numerous operations and is declared wrecked in initial dispatches.
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United Press
London
Mrs Matthews Dies After Illness in Cleveland
Mrs Matthews, well known in the community, died early this morning in Cleveland after a prolonged illness tied to a chronic condition and a recent heart complication. Her husband Warren, a son, and a daughter survive, with two brothers and her mother deceased. Funeral details to be announced in tomorrow's paper.
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Cleveland
Furmils
Mia
Matthody Taft
Chanute
Kanens
Relulves
Corry
Gloveland
Wellethik
Hosband
Warren
Ols
Winter Misa Ann Smith
Paul Smit
Ouleton
George Smith
Titua- Wile
Dwelling Threatened by Fire on Huclid Street
A fire at 1:30 PM in Mia Leonard Mollroy's home on Huclid Street caused smoke and a chimney fire. Firefighters from the First Ward arrived quickly, using a chemical extinguisher to control the blaze with minimal damage estimated under $100. A later rekindle prompted a response from West and Third Ward units, but the fire was again extinguished.
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Leonard Mollroy
Huclld Street
Firat Ward
Umea
Hoth Wrst
Third Ward
Britain’s First Call Made Today
In Tondon on February 14, the first acting government call summoned single men for military service under conscription provisions. The notice was posted at Wal j Toray in the town Rant Liverpool.
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Tondon
Liverpool
Scope of Brewery Probe Widened
The district attorney said the government may pursue all records and officials of the brewers association as part of the expanded inquiry into campaign funds. A definite decision in the matter will be rendered later by the court.
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Pete
Brewlus Soropaniop
Ptites
EB. Lawry Momex
Wltoroyy
Thie Lst Rie
Thompson
Kovernment
More Suits Filed Against Thompson
In Meaver, Pa on February 14 suits were filed against Thompson of Malotews and associates Jus Husted and Tow Seamons by Steward Henderson and C. H. Brown and the Citizens Trust Company of Beaver. The suits claim $285,185 due on promissory notes signed by Thompson and his associates, through the First National Bank of Uniontown.
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Meaver
Whompson
Husted
Tom Tal
Steward Henderdon
C. H. Brown
Cltions
Trust Company of
Beaver
Thompson
First National Bank of Uniontown
Mine death toll reaches thirty today in Pennsylvania mine disaster
From Tohuntowr Pa dated February 1 United Prous reports the mine disaster path list will reach thirty. Officials say only twenty six bodies recovered, four others missing and likely dead in remote sections. Funerals for the twenty sixth victims held today at Barnard's Church with all foremen sintered in Tara grave.
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Tohuntowr
Ernest Ming
Officlida
Workinga
Barnard
Tara
Lutheran Class Valentine Party at Mrs Keppel's
The Junior Girls Class of the Lutheran Sabbath School was entertained by teacher Mrs Henry Keppel on Saturday afternoon from 8:30 to 6:00. The lower floor was decoratively set for a period of young people with music games and refreshments including potato chips olives jelly heart sandwiches and Coke. Minn Rankblldn Sandquist won a peanuts contest prize. A token hunt was planned before heading home.
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Henry Keppel
Musie
Nonga
Feiman
Sandquist
374 Died on French Warship
Official confirmation from the navy states 374 officers and crew perished when a French warship was torpedoed off the Assyrian vent. Only one survivor is known. Admiral Charver announced the loss amid reports of a German submarine victory and prior concern that the ship had not been heard from since February 8.
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Charver
Wilson Announces Candidacy for President
Washington February 14 President Wilson formally endorses Austine to be used in the Ohio primary. Secretary Hildebrand states the move complies with Ohio law for Democratic electors. The announcement marks Wilson’s first formal public bid for renomination.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson Junny Wately
Charles H. Hildebrand
Ojo
Austine
Ohio
Wilson
Tindebrand Wan Ely
Witte House
White
Lily
Bulgars Capture El Bassan in Adriatic Campaign
United Press dispatch from Sofia reports Bulgars seized El Bassan as Austrians advance to join them. Allied forces tighten ring toward Durazzo with only a short distance between Bulgars and Austrians, threatening escape for Malian defenders.
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Sofia
Amsterdam
Albani
el Bassan
el Baswan
Duras
Adriatic
T de Bulgare
Auateling
Durusso
Ustinne
British Aviator Denies Press Reports
London February 14 Claude Graham-White a famed British aviator today personally denied reports he had been killed or wounded in France. He said he had been in London for the past ten days and could not account for the large reports circulating yesterday.
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United Press
London
Claude Graham-White
France
Lonslon
Brews Withdraw Applications in Titusville Court Case
In Titusville today the Crawford Breweries and others appeared and withdrew their county licenses applications. The French Creole Brewing Co and Romossener Brewing Co withdrew, leaving remaining applicants to proceed. Brownie Company and Mantville likely referenced in docket.
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Mantvills
Tech
Ralloway i
Detton
Lant Weole
French Creole Brewing Co
Romossener Brewing Co
Titusvilla
Hn Myadville
Brownie Commany
Germans' New Drive in the West
London reports say German forces pressed a northwest push near St Marie as Allied lines held in Champegne, with Berlin claiming gains and Paris acknowledging heavy fighting. Officials warn the battle could shape the western front, citing renewed heavy shelling and back-and-forth attrition.
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London
St. Marie
Champegne
Paris
Berlin
Uni Bomipalen
Charmpegto
Romania completes mobilization as forces fortified near Paris report
Romania has completed mobilization of its soldiers as war threats rise near Paris. Reports indicate rapid reinforcement and near-term action as the nation braces for forthcoming developments in a tense global crisis.
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Landon
Abe
Nu Keune
Paris
Rumania
President Delays Appointment Of War Secretary
Washington February 14 The expected appointment of the next Secretary of War was delayed with no reason given The President held meetings with House and Senate leaders that may influence the plan and discussed army and navy increases Katrman Hay of the House Military Affairs Committee sent a letter pledging hearty committee support for the national defense plans.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
House
Senate
Katrman Hay
Depots Use Of Old Latch String Raises Concerns
An aging depot shows a dilapidated structure with unsafe wiring and a men’s waiting room door installation made yesterday. Travelers remark on the deteriorating state as officials discuss future action to address the risky setup and improve safety.
Weather forecast: Tonight and tomorrow in Watrowitn
A brief forecast for Watrowitn shows a warming trend with rain possible tonight. Tomorrow is expected to be milder with partly cloudy skies and light winds.
Fire Threat at General Electric Plant Sparks Inquiry
Spontaneous combustion caused a fire at General Electric's Schenectady plant early morning. Officials ruled out sabotage after officers dismissed rumors of arson. The plant remained operational and was under investigation as normal work resumed.
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Unitea Press
Scienectady
N.Y
Casa Mornig
General Plecriy Company
American Woman in Peril in Monastir Amid Expulsion Fears
A United Press report from Athens dated February 1 says Mrs. Walter Farwell, a prominent Chicago society woman, is in danger in Monastir as Bulgarians expel all neutral consuls. The panic follows the seizure of the American consul and widespread indignation as allied aviators patrol the area.
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Athens
Walter Farwell
Monastir
Chicago
Par Wall
Jonsen
Fenre
Purwall
Weal
Monasiir
Mo Chiono Tribune
Puewcaston
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