Storm in Congress Spurs Debate on President's Policy
In Washington March 2 United Press reports a clash between Congress and the President as BonaLar Stone attacked the international question on the floor and urged adjournment after a brief session. Dodgeu echoed that the President needs congressional support and votes on all possible measures. Stone said he differed with the President but urged timely adjournment to allow a swift resumption tomorrow to address pending international relations.
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Germans Capture Fort DeVaux Today
United Press reports from Amsterdam say German forces captured Fort DeVaux near Verdun after heavy artillery. French defenders reportedly withstood shelling before Germans secured the position amid ongoing Verdun operations. German claims reference large reinforcements and planned renewed offensives in the Argonne.
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Tae Tong Hava
Ty Plann An
Acheuntle Smmaah
Lyman arraigned in New York on fraud charges
New York March 2 Dr J Grant Lyman, sought for operation at a fraudulent brokerage, arrived in New York from Petersburg Illinois after a night in the Tombs. He faces federal charges in Rodsral court and claims Putnam and Company could have claimed 9 million if allowed.
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Rodsral Court
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Putnam and Company
Lyman Wuld
Berauna
Ships Sunk First Day Of Decree
London reports the first day after the decree saw German U boat activity sink several ships. The minelaying sloop Au Revolt was torpedoed and four British fishing fleet ships were sunk with crew saved in each case. The Rug Won Crossey Alexander Wentzel was torpedoed with 18 crew lost, though some were rescued.
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President Pledges No Force Move in Congress Fight
Washington reports the President will not force a move on the current issue, aiming to persuade Congress to back an outright resolution. He seeks a clear vote to show support or opposition, promising to make the government stronger regardless of foreign negotiations.
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May Declare War Against Portugal, German Press Says
A March report from Amsterdam, attributed to United Prev, claims Germany is ready to declare war on Portugal if its terms are not met. Berlin authorities urge immediate compliance and warn Portugal’s actions cannot go unchallenged. Rumors say Portugal may respond, with German ministers possibly leaving the capital this afternoon.
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Lebon
Five Thousand Strike at Buffalo
Fire and union machinists walked off the job in Buffalo this morning demanding higher day pay and a general decrease in hours. Leaders say by Saturday the strikers could reach ten thousand, with a two day extension granted to Snow Steam Machinery and Pump Works and Standard Stoker Company. The Arrow automobile plant faces disruption due to war orders and widespread absences impact city industry.
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Ftation
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Snow Steam
Standard Stoker Company
Pioreo Arrow Attomobile Company
Russians Advance With Brewery Records Seized
United Press reports a Philadelphia era seizure as fifty five drawers of records and books from the United States Brewers Association were taken to the grand jury room in Pittsburgh. Two clerks, Burdetta and Catherine Nghe, were examined as potential perjury charges loom for H. S. Fox and A. Schmidt of the association. L. B. Schrohn, vice president, waited for the process to proceed.
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Russian forces near Persian boundary advance toward British lines
Reports from Petrograd indicate Russian forces moving southeast toward British positions. Government information says Russian troops are about forty miles from the Persian boundary, with expectations of a junction or function toward the region.
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Pergian
Tuyush
Oil City Girl Dies from Burns
A young woman from Oil City died from severe burns suffered when her clothing caught fire at home on February 5. The tragedy occurred while she was attempting to start a fire using kerosene, according to authorities. The deceased was well known in the community and taught at a local school. her name was not released in available reports.
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Mian Heart
Kama
Uy City
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Local suit settled over shipment dispute at Meadville plant
The case involving the Brierathona Aguln company and the Meadville plant pipeline was amicably adjusted after a disagreement over shipment terms. Trial previously set for next week was canceled.
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Brierathona Aguln
Corry Milok
Ite Company
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Drie
No Change Closing Time of Saloons in County
A court ruling yesterday granted two hundred and free Hinensen In to county saloons, allowing some to seek permission to stay open past midnight. Licenses in Union City Albion Girard and surrounding towns were adjusted, with notices naming license holders across Corry and nearby wards and streets in detail.
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Tila Why
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Union City
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Girard
Stauil
Corry
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Mary
Tawes J. Muthesen
Pouraya
Charles G. Shapiro
Washington
Prank Lael
Fant Main
Geo. F. Weber
East Main
Haight
Conscription Moves In England
London reports on March 2 that government conscription steps advance with Heal proclamations. Posters announce draft for widows and widowers and the best wine divisions of the eligible under the net will be called for service by March 9 1. It is ex-Bente.
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of Heal
Prisoners Escape From Austrian Camp
A large squad of Russian troops held in an Austrian prison camp escaped through the Adriatic dunes toward the Tallan front. Survivors describe harrowing exposure and a drowning during the crossing as they attempt to reach safety.
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British papers hail Wilson move on foreign policy
London editorials praise President Wilson for presenting America with a choice between honor or dishonor in relations with Germany. Most papers call the step courageous and significant, framing it as a clear expression of direct policy on the war and peace questions facing the United States.
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Merona
Wilton
Con Krein
America
Germany
Wilson
Board to entertain Philadelphia men visit
The Honri of Sommerey board held a meeting to discuss plans for entertaining visiting Philadelphia businessmen on March 9. A committee will arrange a reception and route information while the mayor and city commission may assist. a city circular and safety plan details were also reviewed.
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Verdun Front Lull Persists Amid Slow German Activity
London reports the Verdun front remains quiet with nightly quiet evidence and renewed artillery this morning suggesting limited German infantry movement. Baril officials note delays and thin hits, implying the German war office awaits major developments. The capture of Da Vaux is not confirmed.
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Taylor Drothers Plans Move to East Main Street Quarters
Local plumbing and fitting firm Taylor Drothers will relocate from the Miller and Stewart building on East Washington Street to the Payne block at 110 East Main Street. Occupancy is targeted for March 15, with renovations underway to create a showroom and office apartment for fixtures and goods.
Hospital Auxiliary Holds Meeting Adds Members
The Ladies Auxiliary to Corry Hospital met Friday afternoon at the hospital. Members filled the parlors with enthusiasm as they discussed annual business, reports passed, and six new members were added nine brings the total to fifty one. An advisory board of twelve was named and committees for March and May were outlined with several members listed for purchase, printing, and entertainment roles.
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Corry Hospital
Loepitel
Lyle VanVieck
James Masson
B. A. Dean
Wayxoner
Charles Bracken
Sid Mra
J. C. Lynch
Tou
Tulladige
Mre
Ue Road
Mere
Wiledo
Ellewheth Bentley
W. St. Rhodes
Addie Wageducr
Livernirg
0. Naar
Dod. Almanuster
Mes
A.D. Cole- Browe
Jacobson
Mra
L By Brow
H Androwe
Thoma Downdy
GN. Roherge
Mise Keefa
W. J Mough
Harry Auer
A Ghinbineky
Gal Wright
C. L. Wilson
J Alexander
W. L. Peake
Cabiaret
Frank Baeder
I W. Clough
Sidney Stewart
Wi W. Morgaridge
C. J. Alexander
Germans Flee Portugal as War Fears Rise
Lisbon report from March 2 notes sixty leading German colonists flee to Spain amid a continuing exodus. German officials expect a declaration of war on Portugal at any hour. The German note crisis prompts a terse response from Lisbon. Government offices closed as policy decisions loom at war conferences.
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Hownes
Trains Of War Autos Shipped West On Russian Order
Morning report notes two heavy trains bound west on the Pandaylvinia railroad paused through the city. Cargo identifications show trucks consigned to Voldi youtok, under war orders from the Russian government. Public interest grows as shipments of automobiles appear connected to military supply lines.
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