Villa Now Says Bauch Is Living
A Matement quoted by Unite Press claims General Villa asserts that Bauch the American citizen released at Chihuahua is alive. The interview contradicts yesterday’s Constitutionalista reports of Bauch in prison and on trial. Consul Hawardyth seeks exact details on Bauch’s location amid rising tensions in the region.
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Unite Press
el Paso
Villa
Chual Bauch
Youtorday
Chihuahua
Tuerem
Hig Rafety
Constitutionalista
Touder
Corcom
Naturalin
Maudh
Hawardyth
Daweh
Penny Wreck South of City
A wreck occurred on the Metfato division of the Pennuytyan railroad near Hyde town twenty miles south of Corry. Two cars of a northbound freight derailed and the line was blocked until after ten o'clock. The morning train from Ol City No. 81 was delayed two hours by the incident.
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Metfato
Pennuytyan Fs
Hyde Town
Corry
Fwo
British Probe Is Ordered by United Press
London reports Sir Edward Grey announced Parliament will order an immediate probe into the killing of William Benton by General Villa in Mexico. The British foreign office asked the United States to obtain assurances that Britain would not interfere with the inquiry. Mexico City says Sir Lionel Curden bid farewell to Mexican Foreign Ministers and will return to London. An American newswoman died in Pueblo from injuries after a train explosion.
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United Press
London
Edward Gray
Britah Poretien
House of Gommona
William
Mexico
Foreign Office
Mexico City
Lionel Curden
United Burley
Becker Granted New Trial by New York Court of Appeals
In Albany the Court of Appeals by a six to one vote grant Charley Hecker Becker a new trial for the murder of Herman Hosenthuall committed in October 1912. Judge Werner alone opposed reargument of the petition. Becker had been in the death house pending the outcome.
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United Pyenay
Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Charley Hecker Tormer
Corryites Victims of Smallpox Epidemic
Three young men from Corry employed at North East have fallen ill in the smallpox outbreak. Charles Sternberg Carl Howard and Michael Dugan are named, with Dugan noted as most seriously affected and all slowly recovering. Words from Novi Baer mention their progress.
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Thin City
North East
Charles Sternberg
Carl Howard
Michael Dugan
Garry
Digan
Alxty
Novi Baer
Mrs Buffum Denies Confession in Court
In Little Valley New York on February 24 Cynthia Buffum testified she did not tell the truth in prior statements to detectives. Detective O Grady said she admitted handling a bowl with rat poison and going to the barn before returning home to find her husband eating from the bowl. The courtroom remained crowded as the proceedings continued.
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United Press
Httle Valley
Cynthia Buttum
Duffalo
Ink
O'Grady
Ae Howl
Ice Floes Threaten Ships Off Nova Scotia Coast
Heavy coastal ice floes believed to have crushed the Dominion Lingan, with a crew of forty feared dead. Lingan departed Everett, Massachusetts for Lewisburg and is five days overdue. Six other vessels are being hauled off the coast as entrances to ports shut tight. Government ice breaker Staley headed to aid the stranded vessels.
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United Presay
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Dominion Rolker
Lingan
Everett
Mana
Lewisburg
Corry Ladies Minstrels Impress Local Audience
The Corry Ladies Minstrels delivered an excellent show directed by Mr. Frank Haed, featuring Miss Mable Stennett, Miss Malin Porter, and Miss Lona Clair, with Miss Walth e Tyler from Pittsburgh wowing the crowd with violin pieces. The production included a strong list of performers and elaborate costumes, earning praise for its stagecraft and musical numbers.
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Frank
Alan
Terrie Haight
Jovnion
Mable Sleagett
Malin Porter
Stella Barry Millorence Smith
Mies
Lona St. Clair
Jouepling St. Cale
Mis Vela Man Warren
Misa
Julia R Naylor
Fannie Walus
Eleanore Robertson
Lillian Margoridge
Melle Kelm
Wo. Waluh
A. J. Crawl
Rider Whittlesey
Tae
Latire Company
Sarah
Mina Morenuo
Frank Gillett
Stella Harry
Porter
Barry
Stennett
St. Clairsmith
St. Clair
Wnthy Company
Mahoon O'Meagher
Oia
Corry
Lecture course near completion with Virginia Brooks appearance
The Library Lecture Course nears end with Virginia Brooks listed for a March appearance. Organizers acknowledge the current program fell below the season’s usual quality, despite earlier lectures delivering solid entertainment and Hartwood R. Manlove’s involvement.
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Virginia Brooks
Auditorish
Rolled Path Bureau
Crysautfa Factory
Hartwood R. Manlove
Rewalnson
Health Board Rules to be Strictly Enforced by City Commission
City commissioners passed ordinances on general appropriations and Pleasant Street paying matters. Health Officer W C Powell emphasized reorganization of the local Board under state law, noting no fully constituted board exists. The commission plans new enforcement rules and will act against households or physicians not reporting contagious diseases.
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Health Board
City Commission
Health Department
Pleasant Street
W. C. Powell
Attatra
Rome
M. Ream
Meni
Powell Jt
Huy
Focal
Meath
Board of Health
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Bauch
Juarez
Werres National Bank
Warren National Bank
United States Depository
Becker
Warren Savings Bank
Polmsylvens
Eathaness
Corryites
Buffum
Corry Ladies Minstrels
Redpath
RUC
Orem Oil City
Actioitn
The
First National Bankarren
Citizens National Bank
Umie
W.perioa Amat
Camiter
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