French Cruiser Damaged in Sunday Fleet Bombardment
United Press reports a French cruiser suffered heavy damage during a Sunday bombardment by the Allied fleet. Turkish claims say the ship was struck by a shell, catching fire and withdrawing with upper works amid flames. other reports deny allied fleet withdrawal and some British losses. Smyrna remains under heavy fire from British Indian forces, with civilians fleeing inland as fortifications and rail defenses are bolstered. The turmoil extends to East Poland where German offensives around Opocza and Tomagow intensify, with fierce shelling near Warsaw and ongoing clashes near Pranasys and Stanislau.
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Darlin
Iton
Admiralty
Tong Range
Smyrna
Adzairal Platea
Former Sultan Is Free Again War Prospect Hints
United Eve reports from Bucharest that Abdul Hamid, ex-Sultan of Turkey, was freed and may rally supporters. The potential regrouping of loyalists could influence the Ottoman stance and the unfolding war dynamics.
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Landon Maoh
Bucharest
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
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Constantinople
England Announces Official Ruling on Cotton Exports
The British Embassy in Washington announced that no American cotton will pass to German or Austrian ports via the Drillih patrol fleet. Cargos may go to neutral nations under specific allowances, but cotton bound for Germany will be treated as contraband of war. This marks Britain's first formal statement regarding a potential blockade and is expected to underpin a U.S. protest.
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Germany
Great Britain
Sharp Note From Bryan Warns Carranza on Mexico
Washington dispatch reports Ambassador Spring-Rice declared the final note sent to Victoriano Carranza by Secretary Bryan is the sharpest and most direct ultimatum yet issued. Spring-Rice was summoned to the State Department to view the note and was told of the American position on the Merican situation.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Carranza
Bryan
Corry Man Killed Near Painesville
Albert Wao son of Mrs Weed formerly of this city was killed near Painesville Ohio Saturday night after being struck by a streetcar. He died a few hours later in a Painesville hospital from severe head injuries. His mother arrives by train to identify the body as arrangements for burial are made. He was a former Salvation Army worker and seaman, in Ohio for work the past seven months. His brother in law Sherman in Painesville is noted in the message confirming the death and pending interment here later this week.
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Painesville
Weed
Corps
Salvation Army
Ohio
Parpesville
van Sherman
Alexander and
Driver badly hurt as team runs away in Mohawk denser
Ward Keppel, a prosperous farmer, was injured when a valuable team of colts bolted from his wagon at the Mohawk condenser in the Third ward. He suffered a scalp wound needing four stitches but later returned home. The horses, top young stock, bolted through a lumber yard and near a telephone pole pile before escaping uninjured.
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Howard Tannery
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Lt. Phelps
Yorseanthla
Titusville Thieves Captured After Bold Robbery
Titusville police traced two robbery suspects after a bold daytime hold up on Main Street. The victims, merchant J. Kelly, identified Mickey Welch and a man named Hughes, leading to Welch’s arrest and a subsequent confession about stealing about one hundred dollars in currency and several checks.
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Itusvlite
Ascaper
Titusville
Piew
Mickey Welch
Real Action on Paving Tonight by City Commission
This evening a special City Commission meeting will consider paving Wink Pingo and Syith streets. A draft of three new ordinances for the project is ready for presentation. Officials expect approval to pave Smith from Weight to the tracks and Park Place from Myle Avenue to Center. An engineer’s report on the work and a plan for a West Wayne Street improvement will also be reviewed. There is doubt about paving the South side and funding, with no bond issue planned.
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Syith Street
Wayne Street
Elty
Honda
Fire at Union City Hotel Damages Interior
A serious fire broke out this noon at the St. Charles Hotel in Union City. Flames began in the kitchen and caused several hundred dollars in interior damage, but most losses came from the large quantity of water used to fight the blaze. The fire was extinguished around 1:20 and caused brief excitement in the town.
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Union City
St. Charles
THAW ON TRIAL FOR ALLEGED ESCAPE FROM ASYLUM
United Press reports on the trial of Harry K. Thaw for allegedly escaping from an asylum where he had been confined. The case features judges and a growing jury as Thaw faces potential sensational evidence and involvement by fellow conspirators. Proceedings include family arrivals, early jurors seated, and expectations of a swift jury selection process.
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He Nemesse
William Travers
Jeremy Adsent
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Marty Kendall Tyawtony
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Sprate
Cheaye Crom Mattewwan
Stanford Wi
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