Germany Belief Congress Will Override Administration
German readers express hope that Congress will override the administration on the issue of American policy toward Germany. They speculate about press and public sentiment, and note concerns over President Wilson and the German stance. Ambassadors von Bernstorff and Gerard are mentioned as potential channels for further negotiations.
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Germany
Congress
Witkon
Velief
von Barablert
Anyo Veing
Gerard
von Jagow
Reign of Terror Threatened on New York Waterfront
United Frew reports threats of terror on New York Harbor with a fire aboard the Livington munitions ship and a sinking of a barge. Investigators deploy patrols along wharves as they probe the night’s incidents and planned disruptions to Allied shipments.
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United Frew
New York
Wabrosrych
Berge Jond
Alfox
Abip Livington
Kings Notinty
Former Head of Masons Died Today
Former Past Grand Master D. A. Kendrick died suddenly of a heart attack at home in Pennsylvania. Kendrick, 75, was widely known among Masons across the country. He passed away shortly after collapse, with his son Murdock Kendrick at his side.
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United Press
Philadelphia
D.ay. Kandrick
Manono Maternity
Pennsylvania
Odey Miricken
Thay Tantly
Murdock Kendrick
Kendrick
Ha Wan
Ann
C M B A Announces Meeting March First
The C M B A calls an important meeting on March first. Regular meetings were moved from Tuesday to Wednesday evenings. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Wodmeday
Ardor
Wild Engine Rampage Injures Five In Collision
A wild locomotive derailed after an engine ran amuck near Nid Fah 46 Al Wild to comorive plunigad ayer ovoes Inge and stone thie HiiW. The crew of hyede and trilt were injured, with two possibly fatally hurt as a tower stop failed and cars mounted the locomotive.
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United Prowy
Jorany City
Nid
al Wild
Comorive
Plunigad
Ayer
Stone
Jormey Chy Mare
Iteraghad
Hyede
Trilt
Kaiser Sees Capture of Daumont In Verdun Sector
London dispatch reports German forces capture Daumont and occupy French positions south of Verdun. Berlin claims advances along The War and De Fynhes with potential to sweep the plain without heavy artillery. London expects reports of at least one hundred thousand men on each side.
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United Press
London
Wurly
Daumont
London Exporta Hie
Threaten Big Baseball Disturbance Probe
Fragmentary report from Chicago area dated February 26 suggests a government trade commission may probe disturbances in baseball. Readable fragments indicate tensions involving buyers and officials amid looming actions.
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Thicago
Todorut Government Trade Commission
Bavg
Balt
Padora
Erie Railroad to Begin Big Local Work
A Erie railroad official told a colleague yesterday that the system plans active operations on a large scale this spring and summer. The project will run along the line from east of Corry to near Viton City, with a full corps of signers to operate from the city. The work is linked to major improvements and new expenditures expected to start when weather allows in spring.
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Hie
Hile
Hrle
Thie Poly
Tne
Corry
Viton City
Bris Mit
Old Schooner Brings High Price Today
United Prom reports from Waile Alabama that the American schooner Lucinda Luton sold for 40 000 dollars, a new high for its vintage, with the ship previously offered at far lower open market values a year ago as supply of old ships rose and demand shifted.
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United Prom
Waile
Ala
Lucinda Luton Waa
Lucindi
May charge tampering with witness in brewery probe
Mittyburg February 26 W J Dann a mystery witness in the brewery probe agreed to testify before the grand jury about the activities of Tas Milvitit and other brewery heads in politics. He was brought before investigators and reported that authorities may file tampering charges against Milvitit and others.
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Mittyburg
W. J. Dann
Activites
Milvitittt
Dann
Sromont
MplyiNtit
Beavery
Weather forecast sketch for tonight and beyond
A brief weather note predicts tonight will bring variable conditions and possible rain. Winds shift to light to moderate and temperatures stay mild with no major storms expected.
Persian Fortress Falls To Advancing Russians
United Press dispatch from Petrograd reports the Die Pervlin fortress of Kermunahieh captured by Russian forces after a brutal three day battle. The victory boosts Russian maneuvering toward Memapotemia and Kutel Ausra, aiming to ease British losses and extend their lines. Armenian residents describe Russian advances as rapid and wide.
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Pres Petrograd
Die Pervlin
Kermunahieh
Foreign Office
Erserum
Defenses of Verdun Fall as German Offensive Advances
London reports the German assault on Verdun is effective with nearby French fortifications collapsing under heavy bombardment. Berlin notes Verdun has been captured and the fortress stronghold near the Meuse remains vulnerable, while German forces push north of Verdun to regain positions on the heights.
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United Press
London
Jin Yar
Lecuphire
Daumont
Verdu
Davey Mont
Veron
Frat
Berlin
Verdun
Aasnull
Paris
Garman
Meuwe
Class of 1880 Holds Reunion Last Night
The Clams of 1880 at Corty High School gathered last evening at Mr and Mrs John Kohlstee home north of the city. Six members attended with wives and friends, recalling old days and schoolmates. A sleigh ride to Mr Audry Kohistoo farm preceded a fireside evening and a hosted luncheon. Several members unable to attend due to illness were missed, while the group previously numbered twenty two graduates now maintains eighteen in touch with each other.
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Corty High School
Bold & Feidison
John Kohlstee
Tts City
Frank Z. Babbitt
Littian Skidmora Babbitt
Enea Smith Heath
H. Heath
Melvin Builth
Merrin : Smith
C. B. Leach
Jonn Kohlstoe
Addie Juckman Koblates
Audry Kohistoo
Atuch Fogrot
Linoss
Mhiuse
Mins Corn Murray
Fo, Weatley
J. M. Love
Igh School
Corry Girl Writes of War From France
Miss Aun Hy Hannon, a Corry graduate, serves as a nurse with the American Ambulance Hospital in France. The piece outlines the hospital’s conversion into a military facility under French authority, its American backing, and the extensive support from Roosevelt Hospital staff and donors. The narrative notes Hannon’s background, the hospital’s growth to 700 beds, 4,000 wounded treated, and the presence of American nurses and volunteers aiding the war effort.
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Aun Hy Hannon
Corry Wieh Behool
Mk J. A. Bond
France
Sis Hannon
Ametiead Ambulangs
Mannon Tna Gradi Ali
Rooxsyatr Hnupial
New York
Buran
Roosevelt
Hespitt
Miss Hannon
Mt Piste
Whiel
Tie Corry
Amelia Ambulance Hospital
Sint
Darje
Portia Font Ameériein Husplah
UN Haxveutiyy
Whip
Tu Hoarit
IV sTmore
Hom Mytou T
Iferrick
Thalmé American Ambansulor
Withilastié
Parlatid
17. S
Lycan J
Modusa Hospital
Rory
Americus Anbulance
Willery Hospital
Europe
Harlin
London
Paris
Roosevelt Hospital
Congress Will Take No Action On German Ship Decree
Washington reports indicate Congress will refrain from overriding the President over the German decree on armed ships. The German reply to Secretary of State Lansing’s warnings is expected at the State Department soon. The Gore resolution and similar measures are being debated but no decisive action is anticipated before the decree goes into effect.
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United Bren
Washington, D.C
Congress
Lansiig
Germany
von Hernworthy Moniay
State Department
Gary Net
Vernetorf
Tanktess
Amie
Pyast
Mio Neal
Antil
Allies Reply to Suggestion of Armed Merchant Ships
United Press report from Washington states one ally has replied to the government’s suggestion that armed merchant ships be relieved of their duties for humanity. The State Department expressed surprise at the reply while awaiting a joint response. Sensitivity remains over an emergency resolution and possible compromise between the President and Congress.
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United
Washington
Wlive
Wiskeh
State Department
Wasitinglan
Suecess
Lansing
Congress
American Ambulance Aid Honored by French Government
The French Government officially recognizes the acts of the American Ambulance in aiding wounded soldiers from the European conflict. French hospitals have nursed thousands of soldiers back to health, praising the thorough and humane treatment provided. At present convalescents remain, and Americans stand ready to help with further needs of the wounded.
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U.S
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