Congress Backs Wilson as House Debates Resolution
In Washington the House crowded as action on Senator McLomory’s resolution began. The first roll call showed 254 for and 50 against amending the resolution to a clean statement on warnings to belligerents. A second vote, 271 to 158, set the rule for immediate consideration, signaling administration momentum as debates and seating tensions filled the Capitol corridors.
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Heavy storm misses Corry. power and telegraph lines fail
A severe storm spared Corry but disrupted Erie area lines and railways. Bell and ion systems reported outages from evening until morning. Western Union, Postal Major, and railroad wires suffered damage. some downed poles halted by local routes. Train service resumed gradually as postal lines began morning operations.
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Gun Play at Indiana Election Briefly Reported
chaotic scene during a March primary election in Indiana. Police say several men were shot amid disorderly conduct near a polling place. One, identified as Moller, was seriously wounded after turning state's evidence against Mayor Show Roberts. two others reportedly suffered non life threatening injuries. Further details and official statements forthcoming.
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Wilson to name Baker for Secretary of War
Washington March 7 The President sent to the Senate the formal appointment of Newton D Baker of Cleveland to be Secretary of War Confirmation may come in hours after Wilson announces the name Senators voiced approval with Belief he will be confirmed promptly and without reference to committee Senator Pomerene of Ohio indicated action to speed confirmation
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Thirteen Die In British Air Raid Over England
London report restates Admiralty to confirm thirteen killed in a German air raid over England. Government press notes claim no military damage was caused and that the incident involved many bombs dropped by attacking aircraft. Wartime officials emphasize restraint and wartime security in the statement.
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Exposed German Plotting Claims Stir NY News
The New York Morning World today publishes alleged proof that German American groups lobby and plot in the United States. The exposé cites figures like Alain and Robert Murphy and claims plans to bar American travel on belligerent ships and block Federal Reserve moves, aiming to control the Republican convention and support President Wilson.
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Prince Henry of Brusula Commands North Sea Dash
London March 7 A London report credibly states Prince Henry of Brusila brother of the Kaiser has been placed in command to strike into the North Sea. Yesterday a fleet of twenty five German vessels was seen steaming west in the North Sea but altered course to the north. British officials predicted a major engagement would soon unfold in the North Sea.
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Hearing in Contempt Cases Delayed by Judge Thompson
In Pittsburgh on Wednesday Judge Thompson postponed hearings in contempt actions against former United States Bravery Association president Ba cit Schmidt and state association president John P. Ganiinin and Gustaf Lembeck to next week. Brewers’ counsel requested more time. no further action taken. The hearing against Hugh Fox was postponed while a portion of the contempt charge was dismissed.
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Plotter Given Life Sentence in Walkerville Case
A Ontario jury sentenced Chures Resta Misman to life imprisonment for attempting to destroy the Peabody Overall Company and the Windsor Armories at Walkerville last June. The verdict was delivered today after the trial.
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Business Men Join In Reception For Philadelphia Visitors
The Corry Board of Commerce and Industry urges all local business men merchants manufacturers bankers and tradesmen to meet the Philadelphia Trade Commission at 10 95 A M Thursday March 9 1916 at the Wilks Club parlors to extend a hearty welcome to visitors from Philadelphia with representation from each county urged and a strong turnout expected J Waller Clough President
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Jourdet's Penn Team Beats Cornell in Ithaca
Jourdet's University of Pennsylvania team defeated Cornell in Ithaca by ten to a low score. The article praises Jourdet's coaching and notes Penn's improving record, listing eight wins in ten games and describing the squad as a largely rebuilt program.
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Metz Under Heavy Fire in March Front Clash
French forces press bombardment of German works at Metz amid heavy artillery. Reports say German ammunition trains en route to the Verdun front have been blown up by French action.
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Clymer Team To Visit for Wednesday Game
Corry and Clymer athletic clubs prepare for a midweek basketball game at the State Armory. Corry’s Williams Gilson Semple Wellman and Stein are listed among players. The event marks Clymer’s first appearance here amid high expectations.
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Baker Goes to Capital Tomorrow
Nawton J. Baker, mayor of Cleveland, will become Secretary of War tomorrow in the new administration. He outlined a peace and preparedness policy, signaling that the President will handle major talks, while Baker focuses on wartime logistics and military transportation needs.
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Hill Now Training With Pirates in Indiana Camp
Hill and Carmen Hill train with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Fort Dawson Springs Indiana. Other Pirates join at the resort for preliminary drills before heading to Hot Springs for regular training. The unit plans to leave Indiana for the Pittsburgh area next week after a brief stay at the resort.
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Weather Wanther-Crowdr Lonight and en ar
A fragmented weather note mentions Wanther Crowdr for night and evening area, with Wednesday dawn and morning forecasts. The garbled OCR yields unclear times and locations but implies a regional forecast update.
Johnson Case Called in Erie Today
The case against the Erie railroad by R. B. Johnson of thin city seeks damages for his mother's death Jefferson Johnson. Proceedings expected before Judge Rossiter or Judge Whits Nesey today with attorneys Penko and Smith. Johnson traveled to Erie on the morning train with witnesses. The suit was filed about six months ago.
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