Foreign Affairs Committee Reports Favorable Measure on Wilson Demands
A lengthy Washington dispatch reports the Foreign Affairs Committee favorably approves a measure granting the President authority over arms shipments and war risk protections. The debate centers on whether to restrict or authorize arms to Allies, with factional splits reflecting broader war policy. The article notes the president's push for rapid action, the potential for a House vote tonight, and references international developments surrounding American neutrality and preparedness.
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Jean Navausary
Yio
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Role
Andanak Lim
Hida
United Prem
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Preliala
Chen
Berl
Howe
Wraleda
Germany
Telal News
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Multorton
Manbere
Cyrmin
Washington
Vist
Gerard Thethy
New York
Tha Ting
Kristy
Union City Cambridge Springs Toll Road Plan Discussed
The morning meeting in Union City debated routing a new turnpike road to Cambridge Springs and Corry. William Whittier of Waterford explained advantages, including shorter travel from Waterford to Cambridge Springs and links to a rail station, while opponents warned of impact on the Pike route and local farms.
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Union City
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Pornpike
Art
William. Whittier
Waterford
Wis
Cantiridine Springs
Phe Pelle Hon
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Booull
Watonford
Howe
Denial of A Hopes Attack on American Vessel
Washington reports Ambassador Penfield conveyed a full denial from Austria to the State Department. The Austrian government rejected the charge that the American schooner Lyman Law was torpedoed and sunk by Austrian forces. The dispatch, dated February 28, arrives amid diplomatic tensions.
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Washington
Vuen
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Vienya
Lyman Law Way
Wbmarne
Purtoreut
Austen
Pep
Flood Passes After Franklin Deluge Landslide Peak
Flooding left Franklin town submerged with 50 houses surrounded by water, many saved by responders. City officials were alerted around 4 am as waters receded to reveal the extent of damage and ongoing efforts to protect property and public safety.
Train Hits Wells Fargo Truck Freight Drags Parcels On Track
A locomotive struck a Wells Fargo freight truck, scattering packages along the track and injuring no one. Express staff tried to move the damaged truck as crates broke open, exposing contents to mud. Witnesses reported exclamations about safety and procedure amid the accident near the station.
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Food Probe Bill Moves Forward In Early Afternoon Vote
Washington dispatch reports the Sundries bill favored by the Assembly carries a four hundred thousand dollar appropriation to fund a probe into the current food shortage and living situation. The Horhund amendment failed 247 to 108.
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Washington
Nfl
Fambta
Chicago Hogs Make New Record
United Press reports Chicago hog prices closed at a new record amid market volatility. The feed, meat, and dairy sectors showed mixed moves as Friday trading reflected broader supply concerns and fluctuating demand.
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Power House Repair Completion Report
A boiler repair and generator service at the Power House on Corry and Columbian Street was completed after a shutdown Sunday evening. The generator was retried with several adjustments, brushes, and commutator work, restoring service by Monday morning. expect some temporary outages and routine testing before full reliability is restored.
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Aly
Marsh
Heavy gas flow floods Parker near city landing today
Reports describe a heavy gas flow near Parker causing floods at a city landing and threatening nearby infrastructure. The scene involved gas well operations, ruptured rope, and ongoing attempts to control pressure while noting rising development by local interests and WPA experiments.
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Han
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Sas
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Tow
River flood swamps city as lanes flood and homes inundate
In Lily City heavy rainfall floods the Allegheny river area washing out streets and stores. Residents report water reaching ten to twelve feet in some districts while homes and businesses are submerged. Local authorities coordinate relief as crews assess damage and plan repairs.
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Linnie
Details of Deaths on the Laconia
United Treas reports tragedy on the Laconia with many passengers lost. The inquiry cites orders and officers aboard the Cunarder and the Third Officer Downie as key figures. Survivors, including Afra Hoy and Emde, sent affidavits from Chicago detailing the night’s events and exposures.
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Sunté Department
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Hoy
Chicago
Emde
Union City Girls Face Out-of-Town Opponent Friday
The Union City girls basketball team opens their season at home against the high school girls from Walon City. Players have trained for seven months and are hopeful for a successful debut. The lineup includes Kathryn, Anna May, Mary Morel, and others as they travel for this first important contest of the season.
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Walon City
Fridiyara Kathryn
Anna May Poni
Aveo Nash
Mary Morel
David Daubell Davidson
Union City
Young Indies
Two Corry Damage Cases Settled Before Trial
Two Corry damage actions against Bria Miniltosd, both filed for injury in a crossing accident near Galow City on July 15, 1915, were settled today by railroad company counsel. Attorneys for the plaintiffs reported the cases would not be heard at the current term of Common Pleas Court.
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Shmpow
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Wattshuray
Tuly
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Kincaid
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Erie Man Buys Here and Saves Money
A resident arrived in Erie and visited town stores making several purchases. He reportedly bought a clock and a cedar chest at lower prices than elsewhere, claiming savings of dollars on the clock and noting a favorable Cedar chest deal.
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