TRY STUDENT GOVERNMENT AT HIGH SCHOOL
A plan to form a Student Government Association moves forward at the high school with a nine-member council, seven students and two faculty, to oversee discipline and school work. A meeting Monday will explain the system and address questions as parents and friends are invited.
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Liner With Bombs Sailed From Phila
In a dated Philadelphia dispatch a British registry liner named to Madrid reports a coal cargo valued at 17,900 dollars. The vessel, carrying Wayhava or Vulonetn cargo, sailed January 19 from Philadelphia and has not received word since a Horebaile confrontation near the American port.
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Germany Aims to Launch 100 New U-Boats
London February 18 United Press reports from Geneva indicate Germany is reviving submarine operations. The German Admiralty has completed building and testing new submarines ready for deployment in the fresh campaign against armed merchant ships, signaling a significant escalation in the submarine war.
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Anniversary of Submarine Warfare 1
London reports the German submarine warfare policy anniversary with expected sinking of merchant ships. German commanders are said to observe the anniversary by crippling shipping while the Admiralty claims sufficient preventive measures. German reports claim von Tropy orders led to 1400 ships tonnage attacked.
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Corry Elks Enjoyed Fine Evening
Corry Lodge of Elks held a special gathering with visiting Grand Lodge officials C Clare Kenna of Moordville and Wn. A post banquet featured a speaking program and musical numbers. The event was praised as one of the finest ever for Corry Elks with cordial hospitality and lively entertainment.
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Poisoner Taunts Police From New York Letters
United Press reports a toxics suspect taunted police from New York via letters about Joan Cornea the Chicago poisoner. The sender promises Chicago detectives arriving to capture him will face a test, while authorities say they cannot locate him as crowds distract.
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Corry Man Loses Damages Suit in Supreme Court
Laws G Monroe and J L Monroe of Dunkirk filed a negligence action against the Erie Traction Company for injuries from a collision between an automobile and a street car. The jury returned a verdict of no cause of action after a trial in the Supreme Court. Monroe was seriously injured, spent weeks in a Dunkirk hospital, and months recovering at home with his parents in Columbus.
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Attack on Wilson prompts Senate clash over policy
United States Senate turmoil erupts over Wilson administration foreign policy as Lodge and Sterling charge surrender to Germany while Thomas defends the administration. The transcript notes no intent to abandon, reframing the debate around authority and potential war.
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Senate Will Support the Present Nomination Nod
United Press reports Washington officials weigh response to Berlin’s submarine threat and ongoing Berlin diplomacy. The State Department and the German embassy remain at odds while President Wilson and his cabinet consider their options, with Republicans and Democrats in the Senate prepared to back the nomination.
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Erie Railroad plans major grade crossing near Corry
Reports from Union City indicate Erie Railroad surveyors are planning a large grade project to separate tracks at Corry. The move would involve significant earthwork and a long cut replacing numerous grade crossings to ease heavy freight movement and eliminate the bottleneck at the hump yard.
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Hans Schmidt Paid Penalty Today
Hans Schmidt was executed by electric chair in Grinlung, Nevada after being convicted of murdering Anna Atmueltar and dumping her mutilated body in the river. Witnesses reported his final words to his mother in Germany as guards removed the electrodes and the sentence was carried out.
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Groundhog Sightings Reported Along Local Road
Lawrence Colagrove of the Rh D reports a lively groundhog seen abroad near the Corry post office area. A full grown woodchuck appeared along the road during a return trip, prompting speculation about early spring as villagers note the animal near the route used by drivers.
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Dan Lyons Hurt This Evening
Dan Lyons, a yard conductor, was severely injured while at work on his engine amid a chaotic scene with shunted cars and a detached stub. He was pinned in a coal shed area, abdomen and hips possibly fractured, and was transported to the hospital by yard engine after emergency calls.
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Dutch see war ending in a draw says London dispatch
By United Press London reports Dutch observers in Rotterdam believe Germany suffers from war and may hold ground while predicting a drawn outcome. Dutch sources say Germany has achieved much of its aims and could accept a stalemate rather than a decisive victory.
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Trebizond to be attacked immediately by Russian forces
Reports from Petrograd state Russian Grand Duke’s army is 50 miles from Trebizond. Loyalist forces along the Erzerum route have fallen back and the Black Sea station and fortifications are seen as the next objective. Official dispatch awaits confirmation of capturerd resources and troops.
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Swedish Government Warns Against Armed Vessels
Cable advices report the Swedish government has announced a warning to avoid armed vessels amid tensions around the German and Avwnhin-sommunfestions incident. The alert follows news that armed merchant ships may be targeted or intercepted in the region.
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Humes probe may become nationwide extends probe to National Brewers Association
Federal prosecutor Pushin leads a federal probe into political activities linked to Honor Interests in this state. The grand jury session today expanded the investigation to include officers of the National Brewers Association, signaling a widening scope with potential nationwide reach.
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Protests Plan City Improvements and Transit Changes
The city faces protests over a proposed plan involving major improvements and a diesel transit change tied to the Pennsylvania division. City Engineer Wabor explains the project while residents argue for delays. The proposal suggests abandoning a local line and promises significant impact on the Fulton and Pittsburgh route, with expectant debate on timing.
Brandeis Appointment Probe Adjourns Until Tuesday
Washington February 18 The Senate committee investigating charges against Louis D. Brandeis adjourned without witnesses. Attorney Fox and varied interests attacked Brandeis. Names of several witnesses and locations appear in the damaged report, with references to Main Street and Walnut avenues.
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