Arrest Made for Illegal Liquor Sales In City
Police arrested several men including Carl Partosuppeared on a charge of selling liquor without a license and selling alcohol on Sundays. The case involved marked bills supplied by Chief Davis and efforts to curb illicit alcohol deliveries by foreign-registered sellers. City officials vow drastic measures with court actions continuing for months, tying defendants to Saturday and Sunday liquor operations across multiple places.
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Germany to Use New Super-Submarines in Food Blockade
New York on January 22 reports Germany plans a new naval blockade using thirty larger and faster submarines capable of 18 knots and 400 mile fuel range. The vessels, heavily armored, will mine and disrupt English and French shipping as retaliation for prior actions. Authorities expect Germany to launch this campaign within a month, marking a resumption of submarine warfare and drastic measures on the western front.
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Prisoner Not Positively Identified in Turano Murder Case
Erie police report a prisoner called Toney Carnasin, a quepeet, arrested after the Turano murder, but he was not positively identified by boarder Tommail Mancini who found near death at the Turano home. Carnasin used the name Godfrey and is believed tied to the case. police continue investigations and identify others with Turano ties.
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Conelon
Magdalena
Turano
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Mancini
Tursno
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Sisle
Godfrey
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Turan
Goiltray
Ferry Street
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Turano Homa
Buffalo
Dolfova Hineghey
Mionelnt
Carmasia Dan
Missing Young Girl Frightens Milly and Neighbors
Rumors spread around the city Saturday that a young girl vanished from her north side home. The girl reappeared in the evening stating she had spent the day with a neighbor, leaving early without word. Family members feared an accident or foul play until her return.
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State Dept Takes Stand On Raider
Washington reports first official details of the German raider operation in the South Atlantic as Ambassador Gernm in Rome cites 464 prisoners, including 103 neutrals. The State Department says demands will be made for American releases and disavows any claim to a merchant ship under escort.
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South Atlantic
State Department
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Rome
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Germany
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Iy Anderstand
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New York
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Rasslers
No Additional State Taxation Warned by Auditor General
Dy United Press reports from January 29 stating Auditor General Powell reports additional revenue measures would harm the people. He notes the state's year ending November 30, 19x, shows a surplus of 1,176,485 against a prior deficit of 2,810,006, with total expenditures at 20,480,503 and large funds diverted to permanent investments.
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Weather Update Cold Snap Turns Ahead
A weather bulletin warns of a biting cold snap as winds shift, bringing lower temperatures and frost risk. Rapidly falling readings forecast by regional stations, with scattered frost on exposed surfaces and a brief stretch of chill through the coming nights.
Raider Now Reported in the Pacific Amid War News
Reports from Buenos Aires say the German raider may have entered the Pacific after attacks near the South Atlantic. Allied navies reportedly tracked the vessel, with minimal details on its exact location or fate. The Chinese government ordered ships to patrol south of the Pacific to protect neutral vessels.
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United Press
Buenos Arer
Caliers
Hm Hrnzl
Maine
Chiens
Chiltan
Flood Warnings Issued As Ohio River Rises Across Regions
Warnings were issued today as the Ohio River rose with signals of a two foot flood stage by twilight and forecasts of 28 to 30 feet tomorrow. Heavy rain submerged watersheds across tributaries, with partial submersion reported in western Pennsylvania and western West Virginia as conditions continued to worsen through Saturday and Sunday.
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Wipod Reberta
Genard
Morouuster
Ohio
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West Virginia
U S Trooper Killed in Santo Domingo
Washington reports Well G R Olson of the Fiftieth United States Marine Corps was instantly killed and Corporal George Wilson of the same unit was seriously wounded in a Saturday engagement near Santo Domingo. The clash with Dominican bandits occurred late Saturday afternoon, as U S forces pursued the attackers.
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Washington, D. C
War and Navy
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Prise
Recession On Market Rumor Sparks Uncertain Trade Talk
United Press reports a silent market recession and rumors of the president addressing the Senate. Traders monitored the ticker as officials indicated no confirmed plan, with information unclear and market chatter circulating on the street.
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Brakeshoe Plant Closed Indefinitely Announcement
Mrs Thompson and I depart for Sutton New Jersey as plans shift over the Brakeshoe plant closure. Inspectors and company officials report inventory completed and operations paused amid county complications. reopening is possible if conditions change, otherwise temporary abandonment with no immediate developments expected.
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Sutton
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Min Thompson
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Hue
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Winters
Accountant Department
van Vient
New York
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Usqinine
Molumbis Youth Dies Blasting Accident
George Stevenson a 24 year old from Hilo Pa was killed in a nitro blasting accident while preparing to blast rock at Molumbi. He was a driller and had just left for Columbus. His mother Mrs Mary Stevenson is notified and burial plans follow.
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Mary Stavenson
Howl Lawrence
Colimbis
Munsington
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Cincinnati
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Wintoriy Blick
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Kin Witt
Shake up in diplomatic service may send Lansing to London
President Wilson plans an extensive shake up of the diplomatic service soon after March fourth. Ambassadors and ministers will tender their resignations under instruction, with a general improvement aim. Secretary Lansing may become ambassador to London as part of a broader efficiency policy.
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President Will Address Senate On Foreign Relations
Washington January 23 President Wilwan to address the Senate this afternoon on foreign relations. The President is expected to outline the United States position on arms and armament and the defense of nations, urging unity and liberty in the area. The Senate session began at 4 o'clock this afternoon with broad discussion of policy and power.
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Man Killed Near Oil City Today
Thited Press reports a man named Rossman killed near Oil City while walking to work with a friend James Rold. Strong winds and a New York Central freight train caused the accident. Rossman died instantly, his companion injured but not fatally.
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Big Blaze Rages at Cleveland Fire Destroys Mayer Murky Block
A major fire in Cleveland today drew sixteen fire companies to battle flames at the Mayer Murky building near the elevator. The blaze began in the basement and spread quickly through the structure, prompting large water streams and urgent efforts to control the inferno. Will Blair of Mondville returned home after a visit with relatives, as officials investigated the cause amid the extensive damage.
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Levator
Thirty-One Bodies Found in a Barn
A Pittsburgh undertaker, A. Bullard, reported finding thirty-one bodies in a barn on Penn Avenue. Relatives are urged to claim the remains and arrange burial, while authorities consider possible charges or further action as details remain unclear.
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Pittsburgh
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Moleey
Bradford Trooper Contract Meningitis Reported
Harrisburg dispatch says a Bradford soldier, Albert Mteece of Company 16, 16th Infantry, has meningitis after returning from the Mexican border. Health officials in Bradford confirm exposure within the unit. no additional cases reported in Bradford or nearby medical facilities.
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National Guard
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Mutiny Reported on Hudson Maru In Pacific Incident
United Press dispatch reports mutiny aboard the Hudson Maru, a Japanese steamship, after a collision with raiders near Pernambuen. Casualties include two killed and one wounded as the ship’s crew contends with mutinous action and German raiders in a tense maritime incident.
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