County Dry Vote Ruling Sparks Curbs in Warren County
Judges Hinckley Hughes and Mumford concurring rule that necessary showings of local conditions justify liquor license actions. Despite wins for applicants in Warren County, proceedings indicate continued push toward a county dry status with licenses expiring May 1 and continued scrutiny of remonstrances from 5080 residents.
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Saurnad Warren
Moreh
Warren County
Judie Uinek
Joy
Jaden
Dukin Hughes
Jlquor Mewasi
Warerton
Hinaktey
Hughes
Mumford
von Muelwding
Ratell Amd Tv
Hinek
Love
Tinothley
Ales
Siegins
Jude Muniford
Tiquur
Warrol
Enyet
Stone Imate
Kittanning Teacher Ordered To Explain Conduct At School
Jolonning Pa March 14 A teacher in the public school was ordered to appear before the Board of Education to explain alleged misconduct involving pupils in the classroom. Reported incidents include improprieties and disruptive behavior attributed to the teacher during lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolonning
Meafelmor Siilth
Board of Education
Wotson
Bastet
Rural Bell Telephone Patrons Meet Again
Rural phone patrons of the Bell Telephone Company are summoned to a meeting Friday afternoon at Spiessman’s Hall First Avenue. The gathering aims to review the dispute with the Corrgy office and to decide on fines, toll payments, and service improvements. Representatives from rural Bell exchanges are expected to attend to press for better service and cost terms.
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Bell Telephone Company
Spiessman's
Avenu
Corry
Bell Company
Olwatend
Obyutrman
Uhe
Central Offee
Denna
Fine Association
Bell
Ee Mure
Serviers
Tida
Corry Girl Married in Utica New York
News of Miss Elizabeth M. Allen marrying Alfred Waltisch in Utica New York. Ceremony led by Rev. M B Pratt of First Methodist. Miss Allen, daughter of Mrs Carrie Allen, is a respected Corry resident and high school graduate. The couple will visit Corry before settling on their wedding journey.
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Elizabeth M. Allen
Alfred —Watlisch
Utica
N. Y
M. B. Pratt
First Methodist Church
Mias Allen
Aira
Carrie Allen
West Washington Street
Corry
Catilgah
Ftelntivon
Cily
Gutitach
A, i
Cafiisoh
Sena Co
Argive
Manley Juimond
Union City
Finn Alao
Clifton O
Hiemmiond
Uemond
Corry High School
Thal
New York State
Ela
Thin Elty
Lo Tournbride
Thera
Japan to Act Within a Month
United Press reports Japan may take action within a month amid war rumors. British officials warn of potential responses from the Allies while US observers note increased German and Austrian prisoner movements in Siberia and rising tensions over Japanese interests. The dispatch mentions German and Austrian prisoners and Allied strategic concerns.
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United Press
Noblo
Great Briain Aly
Wbtbaube
Amerion
Kovormione
Formien
Moanov
Nerey Mactareth
Japan
Russie
Gorny
Leansport
Sberia
Suggestion for School Red Cross Work in Texas Schools
A letter from Mrs. George Bosworth via Rue Williams Van Went describes Red Cross school activities in Texas during June. Students craft pillow cushions, rugs, uniforms, and comfort items from remnants and old fabrics, with hospital aids and mosquito-bar coverings noted. work happens during school hours in both rural and urban schools under the Red Cross, inviting participation.
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George Bosworth
iMira
Wiliams van Went
Texas
Weing
South
Jwidler Awabary Organig Jom
Benite
Mint
Gorry
Nai Fir
Red Cross
British Credit To Wilson In Consolidated Offices
British report credits Wilson for decisive move as United States officials discuss intercession. President Wilson’s guidance is noted as authorities consolidate functions to reduce costs and streamline travel for rail and diplomatic operations.
US Air Crew Captured in Chemin des Dames Area
A United States air crew was captured after a German airplane was shot down near Clemency in the Chemin des Dames sector yesterday. Reports say the crew member injured is alive and Allied forces have penetrated German lines with a counterattack, while German gas projectors placed nearby were discovered and neutralized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Renal Para
Chemin Des Dames
Deeter
Ari Lery
Junthin
Anerican
Corry Youth Writes From Camp Lee
A Corry youth letter describes the move to Camp Lee Virginia with 45 000 men assembling. He notes cold weather strong training and eagerness to serve while praising the local Board of Commerce for support. He mentions moving pictures and food sights to boost morale and reflects on war aims and sacrifice.
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Washington-Saints
Bulimore
Washington
Tre Corry
Crom Corey
Corry
Sincorell
Lewis T. Foster
Eni Camm
Lee
Alexander to pitch for Cubs after train trip to Pasadena
Grover Alexander joined the Chicago Cubs train bound for Pasadena today and checked his baggage through to the training camp in a move confirming he will pitch for the team this year. He indicated he would discuss his arm issues en route.
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United Peosa
Kansas City
Grover Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Uva
Cubs
Pasadena
Alexander
Captain Archie Roosevelt Decorated With French War Cross
United Press America reports Captain Archie Roosevelt received the French War Cross for gallantry in action today. The decoration ceremony described as dramatic. Roosevelt’s thrilling actions and quick calls to family, with a promotion for a Second Lieutenant and news of a newborn son arriving shortly after.
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United Press America
Endanmarters
France
Archie Revont
Actlon
Roosevelt
York
Geared
Ronsegelt
Kousehold
Init
Ardhle
Anahde
Housing Conference Tonight Seeks Shelter Solutions
Meads reports committees on municipal affairs have advanced housing plans amid a housing shortage. Apartments reported for rent and owners considering two family rearrangements. Committee work earns general approval as officials aim to ease congestion and provide humane housing options for workers. A Wednesday meeting will review properties and potential actions to relieve crowding. The first automobile party of the season arrived yesterday from Rochester New York en route to Cincinnati Ohio for repairs and care in Union City Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meads
Board of Commerce
Raid Near Toul Line Reports American Bombardment
A March 1 dispatch from Americcan Heatquarters France describes an air and artillery raid north of Toul Line. American forces attacked German trench positions, bombing with gas shell and chasing enemy troops. German trenches were found wrecked, and Allied troops advanced before returning to defenses within fifteen minutes.
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Amerccan
France
Farves Eartleyl
Onl
Nortwonies
Rownioan Artilery
Brumbaugh Attacks Sproul In March Political Clash
United Press report from Vaerisb urg dated March 14 quotes Governor Archbauer denouncing gubernatorial candidate William C Sproul. The governor accuses Sproul of leading opposition to proposed measures and notes Sproul’s push for speaker election votes reflecting broader party conflict.
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United Press
Vaerisburg
Archbauer Bitefly
William C. Sproul
Sproul
Taday
Sprowl
Ahi
Arwinbwigh
Gompers Urges Russia to Stand Against Deviation
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor sent a message to Russian workers urging a final determined stand against what he termed deviation. He spoke from Washington on behalf of American labor and called for united action.
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United Bross
Washington, D.C
American Workinghien Nays
Workers of Russia
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Libor
Tussia
Ewbie
Amerean Tabor
Recruit More Railroaders for Service
Washington reports a massive recruitment to fill nine thousand five hundred railway workers for overseas service. Three hundred will be commissioned officers as Major Sanctuary leads the drive with railway brotherhood leaders from Cleveland to Chicago to secure support for the new quota.
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United Press
Washington
Burest
Cleveland
Chsvéland
Zeppelins Over England Last Night
German air raid tactics used three zeppelins over England last night. Bombs dropped near Hull caused destruction and injuries, with one woman reported killed. The raid marked a rare use of airships over British soil this year as authorities respond to the threat.
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England
Hull
Sock
Excitement in Santiago Over Luxberg Incident
Reports from Santiago indicate German envoys and diplomats are closely watching the Luxberg matter. The U S and local authorities are investigating possible aims of Luxberg’s action, with interest centered on embassy movements and allied reactions.
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Santiago
Chili
von Fasbrge
Cerwin
Jogalion
Cult
Aldaly
Ste
Artillery exchange intensifies along French front lines
Paris reports rising artillery activity near Dion and Lorraine and along the Meuse. German aircraft were shot down near Soissons as air combat and ground fire intensify, renewing belief a large-scale action may be developing.
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Paris
Maren
Muount Wreibery
Dion
Lorraine
Meuse
Soissons
Clymer High School Presents Class Play Amid Plans
Clymer High School staged a class play titled The Senior tarefas of the Clymer High School at town events on March 6 and 9, with plans for a Friday evening March 15 showing. The program featured a cover image and promised attractive performances, reflecting school efforts in the spring schedule.
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Clymer High School
Taea
Clymer Hight
Sefiool
Heldon
Tha Banotti
Iby” Wireless
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Warren
Hinckley
Spiesman’s Hall
Miss Allen
A. W. Caflish
Yweather—Raln Tontahe of
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Advisory Council
America
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Wilson
R. R
United Prone
London
Mancion
Guyardiin
Ryan
Wilson Jody
Gor
Onora
Raiionds
McAdoo
Atlante
Roual
Retiice
Foram
HUN
Camp Lee
Archie Roosevelt
Son
Hocchester
N.Y
Cincinnatti
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Columbus
Toul Line
United Presa
Brumbaugh
Gompers
Russia
Luxberg
Argentina
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