State Department Quiet as Cabinet Weighs Interventions
Washington March 1 America's reflection on intervention dominates debate. The State Department issued no announcement while cabinet discussions focus on Japan Germany and Britain and the potential for a German plot. Secretary Lansing briefed the President after a long conference with the British envoy.
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Johnson passes away after long illness in Cory
H Johnson died last night after a prolonged illness. He had lived most of his life in Cory and was trusted and dependable. Survived by his wife A Malo and several children and relatives in Cory and Brockton. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally.
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Rod and Gun Club Tonight
The Rod and Gun Club holds its annual meeting tonight with election of officers on the agenda. Members are urged to prepare for the year and verify their dues, with a program of events to follow.
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Washington Appropriations Favorable Reported This Afternoon
The executive, testiential and judicial appropriations fund was reported favorably today, totaling 869 408 and exceeding prior DIT by more than 12 million. The measure moves forward with committee support in Washington D C this March.
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Bolsheviki Claim Halt of Invasion
Bolshevik spokesmen report the German offensive and invasion halted by revolutionary forces resisting the imperial order. London dispatches note conflicting claims about German control and a shift in military momentum as authorities in Petrograd dispute the situation.
State Dept hears from Petrograd on envoy deaths
Washington reports the Biuty Department received cables from Petrograd about the deaths of American Consul General Tredwell and his staff. Wetrognet noted their fate appears tied to German actions. The Department has no new word on Ambassador Crane's movement.
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Japanese Dispatch Confirms Departure From Petrograd
A Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese ambassador in Petrograd confirms a formal notification to the Polish government about allied nations survey plans. The message notes expected press advices and mentions Ambassador Frimols in Metrograd. weather is forecast fair for Saturday.
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High School Schedules Topic sparks afternoon session debate
A fragmented report notes discussion at a high school about a proposed single afternoon session. Students and staff weigh war gardens lessons and after school earnings, with concerns about timing and supervision.
Hide Prices Slashed In Local Market Slide
Local hide dealers report steep value drops as buyers pull back amid market instability. Prices per pound fall sharply with traders signaling further declines and uncertainty about recovery in coming weeks.
Japan Alarmed Over German Peril in East
Japan braces for a potential German threat in the East amid reports of American artillery striking German positions. The dispatch notes air and ground maneuvers as Allied forces aim to neutralize German inroads near strategic fronts.
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Thrift Stamps Reach New Weekly Total in City Drive
In a single week the thrift stamp effort collected $1 000 78 with total receipts climbing to 18 005 18 across the Corry stations. Officials say the drive remains the leading fund for wartime savings as residents boost purchases citywide.
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Notes From Corry Chapter Cross Knitting Effort
Corry Chapter notes urge knitters to use remaining yarn to match skeins for trench capes. Beiveerdam Auxiliary sent 2m to support the workroom. A donation of 2.08 dollars from Warner is noted for Corry Chapter funds.
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British Night Raids Reported Along Ypres Railway Lines
London reports British forces conducted a series of raids along the Ypres station railway shunts during the night. The operation focused on disrupting enemy lines and capturing prisoners as described in a report from General Tidgts.
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Soviet to Arm All Russia for Holy War
Petrograd dispatch reports Soviet commissaries returning to Petrograd urging mobilization for a holy war against the German invaders. Smaller towns show mixed sentiment while the enemy advances with large stores captured and thousands of armed workers forming trench defenses south of Petrograd. Desperate resistance is anticipated as the populace faces conscription and war mobilization.
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Pickett Delivers Repeated Address Amid Tour
The report notes Pickett delivering a strong address during a tour while referencing political events in Kentucky and Kansas. It mentions plans for constitutional amendments and potential enforcement timelines through 1919 and 1920, with mentions of speeches, scheduling, and campaign activity across several states.
Funeral of Mr Blakeley
The funeral of Joseph Blakeley was held Saturday at 7 North Venton Street. He was 7 years old and had resided in Cup ry community. Services at the home were conducted by Roy C Woodward with two sisters singing hymns. Attendants included family and local residents as mourners.
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Williams Returns from Camp Aids Water Project
Williams arrives from Camp Haungeray to announce his role in planning an extensive water supply system. In the area, Corry driller and contractor Will oremlie faces criticism as reports from the camp unfold. Several locals accepted new positions yesterday.
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Ten More Sammies Captured in Secret Patrol
Fragmentary report notes ten more Sammies captured near the front lines. The item references Allied operations and mentions a suppressive action against enemy forces with limited readable details.
Potato prices dropping in New Jersey
Report from New Jersey markets notes lower potato prices amid seller hesitance to meet rising asking costs. Vendors refused to sell at 120 dollars per hundredweight, with some asking 1.2 percent more and others offering as low as one to two dollars per centum weight.
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Destruction of Hun Trenches Reported Amid War News
A March Dolro bulletin claims Hun trenches used to gas Americans are destroyed. Reports discuss air and submarine operations near Vindivantok and Mussina as the nation readies military action to safeguard eastern peace amid tensions.
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Startling Facts Prove Need of Garfield Order
A wartime Washington dispatch asserts the necessity of Garfield’s order to limit stannary-tith threats and preserve essential communications with Frank as troops engage. The spokesman warns that naval disruption harms transport and port facilities, urging immediate protective measures.
Erie R R Legal Fight Continues
A legal battle over injunctive relief against the Erie Railroad continues in Mahoning County Ohio as the Curises seek to restrain action and damages. Attorney Davenport argues potential binding precedent in Pennsylvania could influence Ohio jury outcomes and large damages against the railroad.
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