Britain urges Wilson on peace move in new note
Washington January 18 British notes to President Wilson press for a new peace initiative. Lord Balfour argues for a strong Allied stand and warns against any shift toward a quick settlement with Germany. The shared aim is to secure decisive victory and prevent future concessions.
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Washington, D. C
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Provident Wilson
London
Lord Balfour
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Wilson
Agfreshlin
Gruar
Wilson Cay
Promise Gas Supply Adequate Says Pennsylvania Company Manager
Raymond Cross of the Pennsylvania Gas Company told Brionevamper Jayt evening that the city has an adequate gas supply for the future. He noted that the company is drilling new wells and will expand lines in the Springs and Keeton areas to boost supply. Cross dismissed recent coal famine concerns as not causing a gas shortage and said drilling will continue if needed but current lines are sufficient through the coming winter.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Crows
Pennsylvania
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Heldson
MuKean
United Press
Tojo
Uriela
Lovke
Alan
Muowe Tyne
Hutyis
Tony Nyerduy
Metibare
Boi
Rolph
South Atlante
Black Hand Letter Sent To Erie Man
After a dynamite attack on Tosario Di Francesco’s home, Erie police report another Black Hand letter to Francesco. County officials say the investigation continues as four suspects released by agreement are no longer held. Louie Boaline asserts the right men were arrested, vows to push the case toward trial.
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Lilo
Tosario di Francesco
Francssco
Power trouble shuts Columbus streetcars on North Center line
Widespread dysfunction on the Corry and Columbus Street Railway disrupted service for several days. The North Center street power house faced issues, delaying the opening of the snow plow and keeping cars from running to Columbus except briefly in the morning. Authorities expected restoration to Columbus service later in the day.
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Hue
Thaw is Steadily Sinking and Infirm Report
The report from St Marys Hospital shows Harry K Chanty in a precarious condition with steadily sinking health. Family and physicians express concern as he remains unable to retain nourishment and his mother stays at his bedside.
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St. Marys Hospital
Ila Bed
Railway Officials Meet to Plan Streetcar Line
ST RAILWAY OFFICIALS MET THIS MORNING discuss control of Carry and Columbus Street Railway lines at W E Marion Washington Street offices. Next meeting set for February 6. J W Woodard of Warton Brown Whittelaay Raymond and Marsh attended. Marst to stay in active change of road with plans to operate in September. Improvements discussed to improve the line though no decisive actions yet.
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Columbus Street Railway
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W. EM. Marion
Washington Strat
Rourne
Masurd J. W. Wood- Ard
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Whittelaay
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Marsh
Marst
Dewey’s Body Lies in State at Capitol
United Desas reports the body of Admiral George Dewey lies in state in the National Capitol rotunda. The tradition mirrors honors given to three presidents’ martyred memories, as officials decide today how to mark Dewey’s service and Manila Bay victory.
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Washington
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National Capitol
United States
Tiwan
Boro
Manila Bay
Federal Flag At Half Mast Across The Nation
Postmaster A D Colegrove announced a telegram from the Treasury Department ordering the federal flag at the federal building to be placed at half mast until the funeral of the late Admiral Dewey. The order was telegraphed to all parts of the United States and national government property was affected.
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Uttarnoon
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
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Init Mant
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Dewey
United States
Double Murder At Erie Story From Unllad Presa
A late night murder in Erie ends with two dead and a husband the prime suspect. Police report the male victim attacked a woman before or during a struggle, with the suspect later claiming self defense. Eyewitnesses describe chaos as responders transported the injured to a hospital. The case remains under investigation as authorities seek to establish motive and sequence.
Villa forces repulse Carranzistas in Mexican clash
United Press dispatch from El Paso reports Villa forces have repelled Carranzista units at Palma depo and near Chihuahua garrison. Government troops pursued remaining attackers as rearguard actions and prisoners were taken. Renewed mobilization shown by Villa forces with further movement toward key positions.
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Palmsa Depo
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Ehoekitie
Villa
Arwy
U Boat Attacks: Sixteen Trade Ships Sunk
United Press reports Berlin announcements say German U boat fleet claims to have destroyed sixteen merchant ships. Details on targets, zone of operations were not disclosed, and identities of the vessels were not provided.
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Amaterdam
Berlin
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200 Lives Lost on a Russ Ship
The Admiralty reported a Russian steamer named Sislu test reportedly sank with two hundred passengers aboard. Official statements from Hav a officials confirm the casualty figure and imply the vessel's tonnage remained uncertain amid scarce details.
Changes in Russ Cabinet
A telegraphic report notes reshuffles in the Russian cabinet with key figures moved or reassigned. General Ghonyinotr becomes counsellor to the minister of war while former minister of war silently shifts to a different post. The date and full names are uncertain due to damaged text.
Crawford County Court Docket Opens With 32 Cases
Thirty two Crawford County cases listed on the common pleas calendar opened Monday January 28 with Judge Joseph Bouton of McKean County assisting. Notable matters include a defamation damage suit against Ray Or Charles J Warnar of the Methodist church and a dispute involving Max Bone owner of Hotel Bone in Cambridge Springs following a 1915 fire. Other matters cover insurance liabilities and related appeals as the docket proceeds.
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Tory Bial
Crawford County Codec of Common Pleas
Banquet Receipts and Reports From Corry Commerce Board
The Corry Journal reports on the Board of Commerce banquet and tree planting ceremony held January 1917. It covers reception details, committee reports, thank yous to participants, list of donors, expenses funded by subscriptions, and admission prices for the banquet.
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Board of Commerce
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Esmmnitas
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Osm
Uns Board of Commerce Band
Inge Mecusker
Ua Tadlen
Cairman
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Detective in Thaw Case on Rampage
A strained private investigator in Philadelphia allegedly assaulted a room during a long vigil, breaking down under pressure. The incident involved a weapon discharge and a complex donation summary totaling $6870.70 to various organizations and individuals, as recorded by Nuvin R. Dickbon, Chairman Finial Committee.
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Phi
Dla
Untitled Fragment Swirls With Vague Political Drama
An unclear report mentions Venezuela, a revolutionary context, and a group or figure linked to a tense political moment. The text references a Carquin step, a plans contest, and demands tied to a Twitter request. The fragment provides little concrete detail or verifiable facts.
Large Shipments by Express From Wells Fargo Chain
Chartedship inerenwi shows Wells Fargo Express handling massive shipments. Heavy orders from Morines Steel company and others move via rails to Hobock and Whiteack of Sanderton. About seventy five thousand tons of steel and one ton daily at some point are shipped, causing greater express office workload and accounting adjustments.
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Wells Fargo
Hwbcock
Witeack
Sanderton
Germans Evacuate Braila in Romania
London reports the German army actions in Romania including Braila evacuation by German forces. Dispatches from Petrograd say Russian authorities confirm a retreat from Braila and a German withdrawal from positions in the region amid ongoing military operations.
Barn Dance and Party This Evening at Maccabow Hall
Knights of Jolummbia and the Daughters of Ta ea host the first PreLenton party with an old fashioned bath dance. The Mes ine Prim AugibeHiled Orchestra provides music starting at nine. event runs to one. Refreshments will be offered by the committee. hall prepared in fitting style. a large crowd is expected and invitations issued.
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Kmne
Comine
Racention
Chamber of Commarce
Lew Sand
Dirdottom
Jivenwil
A. L. Cottrell Weling
Mise Thex Macuakeur
Cimner
Wniex Richards
Harlow Hardyare
Frank Th Babbitt
Dally Lowder
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Delay Probe Until Next Week In Washington Scandal Row
Washington reports say a House committee postponed renaming and probing a corruption matter amid party infighting. J C Morgan withdrew support causing delays as the panel debated counsel and next steps for the inquiry aiming to unveil key witnesses and potential charges.
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Thal Hie
House Committee
J. C Morgan
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