Enormous Fleets Patrol Coasts as German Death Zone Order Takes Effect
British and French coasts patrols intensify as Germany begins submarine raid order. Admiralty, Berlin sources cite mass buildup of destroyers and armed merchant ships to counter the threat. Sailors mutinies over extra pay cited. Amsterdam reports Kaiser returning from the east to discuss the policy.
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France
United Prana
London
Germany
Aubomarine
Berlin
Bie
Sturner Adriatto
Nafely
Talyerpool
New York
Holland
Mara
Proight
Lapwing
Amsterdam
State Department Protests to Japan In Overnight Note
The State Department issued a strong protest to Japan over demands by the Mikado's government on China. A long dispatch with guarded secrecy accompanied the telegrams, as Washington noted rising activity in the eastern division and Germany's response to U boat war zone threats.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Japan
China
Germany
Mngland
Zeppelin Destroyed as Danish Internees Take Crew
Copenhagen reports the German Zeppellin T-2 wrecked off Sanow with two officers and fourteen men ordered interned by Denmark for the war’s end. The craft was completely destroyed after landing in a blaze believed caused by its crew to prevent disclosure of construction secrets.
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Walted Press
Copenhagen
Sanow
Blowan
Columbus lad dies after brief illness
Dalbert Kaulkner, ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Kaulkner of Columbus, died last night after a brief illness. The funeral will be held at two o'clock Saturday from the home, with interment in Curtin Cemetery.
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Dalbert
G. W. Kaulkner
Columbus
K- Ho
Curtin
Highway Department Official Visits Meadville Today
JW Winter first deputy State Highway Commissioner visited Meadville with County Superintendent Lyle and Viovk en route to Crawford County fraud supervisors meeting. He discussed potential improvements to Smith Street approach from the State Fish Hatchery. Funds depend on appropriation by the State Legislature. current season funding remains undecided.
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JW. Winter
Lyle
Meadville
Crawford County
Smith Stroct
Btato
Eesaton
Smani
Hele
Embargo on Arms Would Be Unneutral
President Wilson at the White House rejected a petition from twenty thousand women seeking an arms embargo on belligerent European nations. He said such an embargo would be a thoroughly unneutral action for the United States to undertake.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Committee of ‘Women
Nim
Committee of Women
White House
Big steel towers to carry Erie line between Corry and Union City
Fourteen large steel towers, 40 to 80 feet tall, will be erected by C J Rogers Company to support high tension power near Union City. The towers will span railway crossings and a creek as part of the Erie line between Corry and Union City.
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Erie
C. J. Rogers Company
Ones
Union City
Corry
All Local Autos Must Have Licenses in City Warned
Chief of Police Davia cautions drivers to obtain the new 1910 license for any vehicle. After today city ordinances will be enforced by the local force due to recent sightings of unlicensed autos during fine weather.
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Davia
Weather notes for tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures on Friday after a mild night. Tonight remains cool with light winds and a chance of薄 fog in low-lying areas. Friday should see a noticeable warm-up with sunny to partly cloudy skies and just isolated showers possible.
No Extra Session Planned for Congress
United Press reports Washington expects no extra session this year as the administration shelves the shipping bill to allow several appropriation measures. The bill pauses in conference for 8 to 10 days, risking a renewed filibuster when it returns. Administration members say they will push the measure after recess, but prospects remain uncertain.
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United Press
Washington, D
Congress
White House
Great Blaze Rages Through Eastern City Factory
United Press reports a massive fire in Ginghampton at the American Fur and Hoe Company complex. By late morning the blaze threatened the entire plant with losses well over one hundred thousand dollars as every fire unit fought to stop spreading to adjacent properties.
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Treas
Amsterdam
Merlin
Kaiserijs
Berlin
Wilhelmehaven
United Press
Ginghampton
American Fur and Hoe Company
Senators Visit To Scrutinize Corry Hospital Budget
A five member sub committee from the Senate Appropriations Committee, led by Senator Clark of Erie and including Benston Philips of Franklin, will visit Corry Hospital tomorrow. They will tour the facility, review repairs and ongoing work, and confer with hospital directors on funding needs. The state board has recommended 11,200, while hospital officials seek 18,000 for two years of maintenance and improvements.
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Alexander
Aarrigburg
Olay
Senate
Ely
Corry Hospital
Ho Hospital
Clark
Erie
Benstoy Philips
Franklin
Imare
Wehal
Legisature
Still Alarm Fire Near East Street Quick Extinguish
A small chimney fire in the First Ward area was reported this afternoon on East Street. Fire crews arrived promptly and controlled the blaze with minor damage. The scene was described as a still warm, but no injuries or major losses were noted.
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East Street
Aftet
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Ony
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