Smyrna Refuses Demand to Surrender to Germany
After a twenty four hour truce, bombardment of Smyrna resumed with the fleet passing outer works and shelling the city. The U S ship Beon within the harbor reports the action continuing as authorities deny admitting wrong doing and refuse surrender to Germany.
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Onedow
Satie
French War Office
Orca
Morocco
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Levant
Constantinople
Berlin
Germany Accuses Overzeal in Sinking of American Ship
March 12 report from Amsterdam says Germany condemns the sinking of the American grain ship William Fryen ce as unwarranted and blames overzealous actions by the German naval commander Vitel Wiedertet. Washington awaits a formal German reply and a full ambassadorial report.
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Eitel Frederick
Amsterdam
William Fryen
Vitel Wiedertet
Washington
Harlin
von Weinstort
American Slain in Mexico City businessman Charles B. Ely Dies
Charles B. Ely, a veteran laundromat operator and respected citizen, died suddenly at his home on South Center street after a brief illness. He was sixty nine and is survived by his widow and son Ralph. Funeral details were not yet set.
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Charles B. Ely
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Ely
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Eeneral Grint
Ay Wau
Tils City
Main Street
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Ralph
Crisis Deepens as Zapata Forces Grab Mexico City
United Press dispatch states the Mexican capital fell to Zapata troops after a clash that left American John McManus among the defenders. The American ambassador was evacuated as U S officials seek a full report and punishment for the military unit. Zapata reportedly sent a note expressing regret for the act.
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Washington, D. C
Marc
Rveytvad
Urasiiien
John McManus
McManus
Chishy
Zapala
Prosecution Aims at Railroad Violators
Mayor Patterson and the Chief of Police began probing a pattern of railroad violations in the yards. A string of cars rolled past Center Street without a rear brake or trainman aboard, crossing a highway. Authorities intend to charge crews and trains, citing city ordinance against dangerous crossings. An earlier accident near Orlie Jones’ area prompted renewed action.
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Jaw Wy Gailroad
Jear
Onsne
West End
Operation on McAdoo Successful
United Press reports that Dr. Carey Grayson and physicians operated on Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo for appendicitis this morning. The bulletin states the operation was a complete success and that McAdoo is in normal condition.
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United Press
Washington
Carey Grayson
Police raid echo continues as hotel warrants issued
Prolific echoes from the raid persist as Herbert Lucier, among the horsemen caught, faces a warrant presented to Alderman Porter for allegedly jumping a board bill at the Commercial Hotel. Lucier reportedly fled to Union City and will be brought back. officials warn no mercy before Alderman Porter.
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Herbert Lucier
Lucier
Welag
Merritt
Kittanning Woman Dies After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Ihel Walder of Kittanning died this morning after attempting to take an overdose of warholle welds in a bid to end her life. She had struggled for twenty four hours following the act, and her death ends a life once fond but deprived of a chance to secure the remedy she craved when new Harrison law took effect last Monday.
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Unites P Kittanning
Ihel ‘Walder
Warholle Weld
Walker
Corry Man Hangs Self At Sparta
Arthur Bradford a Corry man, who worked at a tannery, was found hanging in the barn loft of his brother Elmer Bradford near Spartanburg three miles from the city. He left a wife in the city and no clear cause was given for the tragedy.
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Spartanburg
Elmer Bradford
Iyini
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Neing
Eimer Bradford
Corry Mann
Phe Wulolde
Toe City
Mrs John D Rockefeller Dies at Pocantico Hills Estate
New York reports the death of Mrs John D Rockefeller at her Pocantico Hills home after a illness in her seventies. She was born Laura Stellman and married to John D Rockefeller in 1864, moving from Cleveland to New York for health and estate reasons.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Ben
Thetver
Cleveland
Rocke Teller
Laura Stellman
Mr. Rockefeller
Licenses Granted. Bars to Close Early Across Counties
The court approved all old licenses and one new applicant this morning. In Erie County licenses totaled 442 with many towns listed. Wesleyville’s Joseph Migenman obtained a license, bars to close early enforced after 10 PM.
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Erie County
Perry County Goes Dry Under Judicial Action
Perry county, the tenth in Pennsylvania, moved into the dry column today by judicial order. A phone message from Moomfield, the county seat, reports Judge Seibert refused to grant all seventeen applications, including one new filing, effective at noon.
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