Congress to push bigger naval build up
Washington reports indicate the House Committee on Naval Affairs will back a substantial expansion of the fleet. The canvass shows near unanimity for larger battleships and sanitary fleets, with only a small minority opposing two dreadnoughts and other major increases beyond Secretary Daniels recommendations.
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Navy
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Missouri
Flonstey
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Avery Stall
U S Should Increase Coast Artillery
Secretary Gare Flaon writes to Senator Chamberla chairman of military affairs committee urging support for a coast artillery bill to raise the force to about half the level needed for continental defense. He cites 252 officers and 43,840 men required for full garrisons, versus the current 701 officers and 921 men.
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It Will Be Wilson in 1916
A United Press report from Washington on January 9 quotes Mitchell Palmer predicting that the Democratic Party will nominate Wilson in 1916. Palmer argues the party should let the people decide the candidate and criticizes the party plank system.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington
D. C
Indianapolis
Yoslay
Mitchell Palmer
MM Ken
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Witeon
Railway Bandits Kill Officer
Two gunmen robbed the safe at the Del Mar Avenue station of the Wabash Railway and killed Officer Gibbons, then blew the safe with little money inside. A pursuing officer exchanged shots with the bandits but failed to stop them before their escape. Police seek leads and an identified getaway vehicle.
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Praga
Louis
Polles Sargeant
Gibbons
del- Mar Avenue
Wabash Tailway
Dale
Stckers
Dinesse
Jo Department
Couple May Be Reconciled In Mineola Divorce Case
New York June 3 John C Tatum whose divorce from Mary Taue MacArthur Tatum failed in Mineola Supreme Court invited his wife to Lake Tangh today. The jury found Tatum not guilty of misconduct with Jacob A Ottman. Mrs Tatum said she would not marry Ottman and planned to decide her future after meeting with Tatum. Reconciliation appears possible though not confirmed.
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New York
John C. Tatum
Mary Taue MacArthur
Tatum
Mineoli
Tati
Jacob A. Ottman
Sie
Ottman
Tive
Treat Neck
Mineola
Kirena
Rural Free Delivery Exams Held in Crawford County
Examinations for prospective rural free delivery carriers are under way in Crawford County today, with testing in Meadville Titusville and Cambridge Springs. About thirty six applicants are taking the exams and estimates suggest seventy two are trying their luck in the county.
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Ay Unites Press
Meadville
Titusville
Cambridge Springs
Fire destroys small frame building. two dead in Nowpor district
A fire on Dybjole Street destroyed a row of stores and tenements. Firemen found the bodies of Waller Dunks and Hogro in the ruins, with two others missing. The loss is estimated under ten thousand dollars.
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Dan
Walldine
Halloyie
Waller Dunks
Q Hogro
Nin Wits
Ramns
Cord of Thanks from L. W. Olds for City Commissioner race
A brief cord of thanks from L W Olds to supporters at the primaries. He pledges to devote time and energy to fulfill the duties of City Commissioner if elected and respectfully seeks veteran support. Election held January 19.
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L. W. Olds
Ohio Penitentiary in Motion Pictures At Library Theater
Rodney J. Diegle presents a two hour program showing the Ohio State Penitentiary in motion pictures behind prison walls. Descriptive lecture by Miret accompanies the screening. The program promises a moral in every scene and genuine nature of State authority. Admission 20 cents, 300 seats referenced.
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Miret
President Makes Notable Address on Jackson Day
President Wit defended his administration and Democratic policies at a Jackson Day address in Indianapolis. He praised the federal reserve, urged conservation bills, favored federal employment reform, and called for reform of federal court procedures. The crowd urged re nomination hints, while he defended watchful waiting in Mexico and avoided fully committing to future candidacy.
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Democratic Congress
Federa Courts
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Tiliana Democratic Club
Mex
Chicagoans Form Stale Bread Club
Chicago residents organize stale bread clubs amid wartime price concerns. Advocates claim day-old bread sustains health value while bakers argue price controls would hurt supply. Members pledge to buy one day old bread to counter rising costs and keep bread affordable.
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Perford
Ftw
Paul Louise
Amor
Buert Cox
Cunton
Ayery
Fish for Cats at Atlantic City
Atlantic City on July 9 reports a comical clash as fish peddlers and cat herds prepare for a humorous showdown. The town braces for a scene of tossing fish and a parade of cat requests amid playful chaos.
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Atlantic City
Alba
Toma
Bud
288000 Eggs Held Up in Philadelphia
Special Agent Simonson of the audit bureau halted 288000 eggs in Philadelphia stores. Notice sent to consignors Willow and Water streets to remove the crates within a week or face penalties. Eggs shipped from Dunlay tows were seized for noncompliance with new storage laws.
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Simnavea
Aula
Philatelpha & Reading Railway
Simmers
Exga
Fina
Simiera
Exaa
Mle
Skimmers
Notifes
Twovearoll Ogee
Hero
Dunlay
City Steps Up Sidewalk Safety Efforts Across Town
City Street Commissioner Vogttt says all precautions are being taken this week to keep walks on city property and crosswalks safe. Sani funds were used yesterday and the day before to treat crossings, with effective results in preventing slips on the te e. Merchants in the business district have shown interest in sidewalk upkeep, and current conditions are the best they have been this winter.
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Vogttt
He Business Section
Local Gas Bill Discount Notice Reiterated
Local patrons are urged to heed a ruling and notices requiring timely payments to receive the discount. All monthly bills must be received at the Teal office before five o clock Monday afternoon, with this month’s tenth day falling on Sunday. Remittances by mail should reach the Incal office in ample time.
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Manny
Malta
Senator's Daughter Engaged To Navy Lieutenant
Washington news reports the engagement of Miss Williams, daughter of Senator, to Lieutenant W Bunkley of the Navy. The couple plans a fall wedding. Miss Williams recently appeared in Washington Society after years in private life and debut two years ago.
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Washington
Jay
Arn
John Sharp Wiliam Annouce
Bully
W. Bunkley
Navy
Miss Williams
Offer work to 5500 miners next week
In Bellaire Ohio several coal companies plan to offer employment to about 5 600 striking miners. The Bail River Coal Company and United States Coal Company in conjunction with Youghlogheny & Ohio Coal Company will extend job offers at their opan shop basin. The action aims to reassign workers from the ongoing strike once work is available.
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Youghlogheny & Ohio Coal Company
Bail & River Coal Company
United States Coal Company
Ea Opanshop
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