Youngstown grand jury indicts mayor and steel firms over labor abuses
United Press report from Youngstown outlines a grand jury indictment against Judge Sh dort Gary and multiple steel company executives. The 62 counts accuse a conspiracy to suppress wages and involve the Haart Youngstown Iron and Steel and other firms. Allegations include ties to labor violence during a past strike, property damage, and corruption in city offices.
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Cunningham
United Press
Youngetown
Mahonltig County
Farie Incifementy Aimat
Sh Dort
Gary
Tuite Stat Staal Corporation
Bear HI Company
Youngstown Leon and Hinsl Company
Carnagh Steel Company
United Staten Steel Corporation
Chara
Nawlion
Haat Youngs Lowtt
Sindietmenia
Dun- Hingham
Arranging Welcome for Philadelphia Businessmen
City officials outline plans to host arriving Philadelphia businessmen tomorrow morning. Mayor Patternon and City Solicitor Kincaid will offer welcomes with President Hough of the Board of Commerce present. Business leaders from local firms will be received at the Elk Club and later join an informal reception and social period.
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Philadelphia Huwlnesy
Ta City
Laday
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Etkw Club
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John B. Patternon
Hough
Board of Commerce
Durie Hs
Philadelphia
Pennsy to Resume Fast Trains Between Pittsburgh and Mason City
Pennsylvan ia Railroad plans to restore two daily fast trains between Pittsburgh and Mason City by April 1, pending track work on the Buffalo division and a new station plan. Officials expect double tracking and depot upgrades as part of the broader timetable and route improvements, with Erie agreement on track arrangements and rental terms still under conference.
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Brady Turing
Hyers
Pennsy
Mostaia
Pittsburg
New York
Central
Wurther
Durtuk
Buffalo
Bnt
Erie
Pennay O Melaln
Results of Indiana primary election reported in Dotted Press
In Indianapolis on March, results from Saturday's primary indicate Jamai Wit son leads with 44,095 votes while opponent Harry 8 Now trails with 79,167. Across 476 districts, totals show Jim Wutwon at 44,095 and Liver opponent at 4,704, with other figures cited for district results.
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Inanapolis
Arlol
Yeaturday
Jamai
Witson
Germans Crushing French Forces Move Deep in Belgium
A German advance drives from two wings toward Paris with rapid gains north of Verdun and near Rochefort. German right wing seizes positions north of the Somme while left wing pushes twelve miles toward Verdun, as French positions crumble under the German onslaught.
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Yordun
Ras Vorty
Purl
Berlin
Gurhinn
Moon
Io -Gallnan War Office
Roxonvine Avon
Verdin
Pasin
Teutons
Vardi
Methodist Camp Meeting Series at First Church
The Third aural sadoor camp meeting at the First Methodist church of ally runs from March 19 with Communitg unit on April 6. Rev Henry Amy Morison of Kentucky will speak, and Walter Owen will lead music. Stella McNutt of Benaville Ohio leads Young People's work. Afternoon services continue through the period with a reused platform and no avcarstati. Attendees from out of town expected. events aim to surpass previous coastal civic meetings.
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Henry
Amy Morison
Kentucky
Asbury College
Panthextal Herald
Wiluy W. Owen
Minn Stella McNutt
Stenbenaville
Focal Church
German Memo Delivers Germany's Explanations to State Department
A memorandum from the German government delivered by Ambassador Woernatort to the State Department outlines Germanys reasons for imposing countermeasures against armed merchants. It accuses England and others of violating international law and cites Britain’s blockade as causing civilian hardship and interfering with neutral rights.
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Ambuwador Woernatort
State ‘Department
Germany
Berlin
England
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Jugland
Majic
Enver Pasha Is Dead Reported By United Press
United Press dispatches report the death of Enver Pasha the Ottoman war party leader. Initial accounts say he was wounded in the field and died of his injuries. The report cites battlefield communications and confirms his demise amid ongoing campaigns.
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Knope
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Sarilor
Ternsatem
Meadville Man Shoots Self in Local Home Tragedy
Meadville on March 8 reports L. J. Bmnith aged about fifty, a former prominent Meadville man, shot himself in his home after weeks of confinement by illness. He died shortly after at Spencer Hospital. The death shocks Crawford County residents as details unfold about the private struggle and the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
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Meadville
L. J
Spencer
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Smith
Crawford
Gary Declares Indictments An Outrage In York State
The prominent United States Steel Corp figure Gary denounces new grand jury indictments as an outrage, reacting amid claims of a hostile sentiment in New York. He asserts the accusations reflect bias against his interests and pledges to contest the proceedings.
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New York
Misch Heiuilke
Kart J. Gary
Col Hicks Dies at 78 in Pittsburgh Banker's Passing
Col Alfred Hicks, prominent banker and oil operator in the Pittsburgh district, died today at age 78 in his home after a brief illness. The death was reported by United Press and follows a career centered in finance and local business circles.
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Vittoburgh
Lhene
Alfred Micky
Pittsburgh
Wirken
Bwyfin
Anthracite Dispute Set For Day Of Talks In New York
In New York today a tentative settlement on a coal wage row for anthracite is to be reviewed as Bituminous operators ratify a two year deal. The lead talks promise to focus on easing tensions and finalizing the wider agreement. Union leaders and coal operators were to reconvene to formalize ratification.
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United Press
New York
Ion Gallaré
Fologu
President Wilson Reopens Talks With Foreign Powers
Washington reports President Wilson ready to resume diplomacy with European powers after Congress action. He will press evidence on British ship seizures and German claims, aiming to secure unified support and a decisive stance against German naval warfare.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Herlin
Congress
England And France Send Notes On Local Power Conference
England and France dispatch notes as Waltz of the Local Light Co and Waltz of Corry Electric go to Oil City for a conference today. Officials from Erie and northwestern Pennsylvania utilities gather at the Arlington Hotel to discuss forming a regional power association under the national group. Garry and participants from City, Titusville, Franklin, Union City, Warren, Greenville, and others attend the meeting to probe a regional consortium. Mr Waite expects the effort to yield a successful, broad-based organization if rain slackens today.
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France
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Off City
Titusville
Franklin
Mondyuli
Rie
Greenville
Grave City
Warren
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Otter Towon
Amiong
Anoh
National Association
Waite
Britain and France Send Reply to US Protest Over Blockade
Fy United Press reports that the joint British and French government reply to protests over the blockade has been completed and will be sent to the American government in the next mail. The eight thousand word document, though largely public, is now released in line 44 to 1 I1 contents. Ambassador Sprinng is to receive the answer at Washington. The State Department is expected to be informed tomorrow.
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London
States
Baker Will Take Office Tomorrow in War Office Move
Cleveland Maveh Newton Baker new Secretary of War will travel tonight to Washington arriving tomorrow and meet President Wilson at 1 o’clock. He plans to assume charge immediately and will not bring his family to Washington to avoid disrupting his children’s schooling.
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Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Washington
Wilson
Baker
Hlu
Horrow
Aasime Shargy
War Department
England Expects Break in Relations With U S
London dispatch reports a swift shift in British opinion toward Germany and America. British officials see relations nearing a breaking point after U S actions supporting President Wilson and Congress backing his policy. Dutch and Danish strikes indicate strong anti American sentiment.
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London
Germany
America
Tracy
Congress
Wilson
Postmaster Confirmed for Corry Appointment
Word had been recalved in the city announcing that the appointment of A. D. Colegrove as post master at Corry had been confirmed by the Senate. Action on the appointment was then late Monday evening.
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A. D. Colegrove
Corry
Senate
Explosions Complete Destruction of Niagara Falls Plant
Niagara Falls March reports say a series of explosions today crippled the Niagara ElectroChemical Company plant. Officials note only a fragment remains, with battered machinery and debris blown into the Niagara River. Firemen fought fires as explosions continued, hindering efforts to contain materials stored at the site.
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Niagara ElectroChemical Company
Niagara
Mayo
Charges Against Local Physician Reported by Corry Hospital Board
The Corry Hospital board of directors convened to address allegations of unprofessional conduct involving a local physician. After a hearing, the board condemned the physician and offered defense options, with actions to be finalized and an apology possibly required to the patient, drawing wide local interest among medical staff.
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Twetings
Tocal
Sureon
Aye
Phelan
Nurss
Bertows Ny
Apology
Ethira
Man shoots daughter as burglar breaks in
A Washington Weather Observer Arthur Gray heard a disturbance when a burglar tried to force open a bedroom door. Gray grabbed a weapon and fired, a young girl died in the room amid a pitiful moan, shocking details described in the fragment.
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Washington
Arthur Gray
Detin Taylor
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