Fear Dash by German Ocean Liners
United Press reports Washington March events noting actions to intercept and relocate ships from Guantanamo to New York amid neutrality concerns. The destroyers McDougal and Drayton and naval yacht Dolphin were deployed for protective patrols with aims to deter potential German incursions. U.S. Customs officials comment that no explicit neutrality violation has been found yet, while Hamburg American Line vessels remain under scrutiny in New York waters since the war began.
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United Prom
Washington, D.C
Boorothy Dantela
New York
Cruto
Severn
Hamburg
Amor Jean
W. O. W. dance party held by Woodmen group
Hyemy-nve couple Mist yoning attended the event at the Woodmen headquarters in the fraction building with a merry time. Mr Arnold and Miss lars provided the music for the party. Next Tuesday evening the dies Chela will host a sugar party for members in the W. O. W. rooms.
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Hyemy-nve
Mistyoning
Mr. Arnold
Miss Lars
Tie
Chela
Corry to Add Jitney Bus Service in Town
Corry will soon offer a nickel fare jitney service with operation planned within a week. The route runs on East Main Street and West Pleasant, starting at Northwest Street and terminating at the Howard tannery, with morning and rush hour schedules.
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Coreyla
Golnit
Awenia
Ixfb
Howard Tannery jPrirtog
Wn Houely Soneduis
Workian
Button Favors His Friends in Brigade Crate Return
A fragmentary report notes Frank Button sent crates and fruits to comrades of the Brigade. Despite being hundreds of miles away in Buinny Flor'de, Button remains attached to his old cronies and memories of the group.
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Frank Button
Button
Buinny
Thin Lly
Police raid nets sensational city case
Chief Yavin and Officers Merritt Hunt led a raid at a Northwest street residence linked to alleged vice and crime. Marvin Smith Maryin Smith Agnes Davis and two women testified as authorities described rottenness in the house. Smith was fined $25 plus $31 costs. another man, Biljek Owens, was fined $3. The case adjourned for further penalty details.
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Yavin
Merritt Ut Hunt
Maryin Smith
Foye Winn
Donaldyop
Agnes Davis
Marvin Smith
Merritt
Acura
Albro
Wien
Margin Smith
Shields Aften
Smith
Streat
Besn & Maltr
Alent
Biljek Owens
Columbus
Owen
Wotmmeons
Quarantine Violation Reported Near City
A local case alleges quarantine breach as a herd of thirteen cattle entered Williams town from Carter Hill. The incident involves Dr. Tonwalt and cites a New York entry despite a state quarantine rule. County officials contemplate prosecution while federal action is anticipated. details remain unclear.
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Tonwalt
Williams
Carter Hill
New York
Warraf
Wad
Bama
French claim their attack saved Warsaw
Paris reports that two weeks of French assaults in the Champagne region pressured German reinforcements, drawing troops eastward and aiding Polish forces. War office denies 45 thousand killed or captured, noting heavy losses but minimal overall effect while French say they held the fort of Heausjour against continued German attacks.
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United Press
Paris
Champiegne
Coatlyg Livey
Yalu
Fing von Windenburg
Germany
War Office
Warsaw
Heausejour
Thaw Trial Ruling Dashes Defense Hopes for Acquittal
United Press reports Judge Page blasted the Thaw defense by ruling sanity not an issue in the alleged conspiracy. The court overruled most motions to dismiss the indictment, leaving O’Kiora as not clearly connected to the plot while the prosecution contends the case proceeds.
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United Press
New York
Harry Thay
Tesus
Page
Witneres
Olny
O'Kiora
Tate
Secret Wireless Searched As Brive Frigateton Moves
United Press reports Brive cruisers patrolling the Atlantic have knowledge of the Bres Frederick arrival at Norfolk. federal authorities search weeks for a clandestine wireless station exchanging code with distant cruisers. The hidden station allegedly near New York is said to be transmitting from a shoreside or mobile setup, violating neutrality rules.
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United Press
New York
Atlantic
Frederick
Norfolk
Tess
House Will Adjourn On May Sixth
Harrisburg March 1 After a strannotious debate this morning a resolution was adopted in the House fixing adjournment on May 4 by a vote of 137 to 18. An attempt to refer the measure to the rules committee was blocked as fifty one members were reported absent. The resolution then passed.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ure
Will Probe Case and Then Act
Washington March 1 A drastic injury to all bat? conjoined with the sinking of the American ship William B Peye by the German navy began today President Wilson has cancelled all engagements except those with official duty and has taken personal charge of the inquiry Officials expect the craft will arrive at Newport News The war situation hinges on official findings Officials of the State Department arrived at Norful March 11 to take sworn statements from the Frye crew who say the steamer from New York to Queenstown was attacked when cargo read for orders The vessel was saved after key crew were transferred The department will order release of French and Russian prisoners The ship remains at German vessel jurisdiction under shipwreck and immigrant rules
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United Press
Washington, D.C
William BP
Wilson Haw
Norful
State Department
Hla
Custom House
Frye
New York
Queenstown
Frederick Anilhat
Wuderstgort
Department of Tabor
Lield
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