American steamer Algonquin torpedoed by German sub
Word arrived in New York that the American steamer Algonquin was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine on Monday. All 27 crew members survived after the attack though the submarine refused to render aid. The ship carried food for London and was unarmed. The incident prompted debate in Washington over potential policy changes while authorities noted the crew's safe evacuation and the cargo aboard.
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Bernstorff and Envoys Press for Peace
Copenhagen dispatch reports Count von Bernstorff and German envoys returning home with a firm line against war with the United States. They vow to pursue foreign policy to avert conflict and to avoid added steps, while Bernstorff appeared weary and anxious after a cold and travel weariness.
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Corry Boy Named Manager of New Lima Hotel
Corry native Cowley named manager of a new hotel in Lima Ohio. A typed note from a Lima paper cites Cowles promotion from Clark to manager, tracing his work at Arlington in Ol and later roles in Franklin Maui and Piqua before joining the Lima project.
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Unusual March Storm Ravages Parks and Towns
A fierce electrical storm on Tuesday night caused extensive damage across March locales. Reports describe shattered windows, downed power lines, and livestock disruptions near Concord. Damages include the Hammond Furn site and the Vanmount farm, with recovery efforts continuing into the next day.
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New Tariff Board Named by Wilson in Washington
President Wilson announces the selection of men to serve on the new Tariff Board. Appointees include Professor Twesate of Harvard as chairman, W. S. Culberson of Texas, William Kent of California, Dawl J. Lewis of Maryland, D. H. Comtean of Denver, Col., and Daniel Roper formerly of the Post Office Department. The list was released from the executive offices this morning.
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Roberts Store Opens With Ready-to-Wear Display
Formal announcement this morning notes the G. I. Roberts store opening set for Friday evening. Fixtures, show cases, and large ready-to-wear stock are installed and prepared for public viewing. Work continues all day Friday and hours extend to 9 PM. The recent clearing out sale disposed of most dry goods stock, giving a more attractive appearance.
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Erie Man Dies by Own Action in Hamot Hospital Case
A man identified variously as Ort Fy Patton or McDowell died after self harm in Erie. Police and Hamot Hospital officials gave conflicting statements while investigators sought to confirm the patient’s identity and the motive behind the attempted arson at a residence housing a sulfur plant.
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Marcel Post Social Planned by Ladies of the Hospital
Plans for a Marcel Post Social at Pastern Star Hall on Mary 2 remind Vernons and evening attendees of a variey program. Afternoon will feature a mu hunt, while evening entertainment and a singalong mirima will follow. Coffee and sandwiches offered by Indias with proceeds supporting hospital activities.
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Six Killed in Explosion at Olean Plant
Six men died this afternoon when the Advent department of the Anton Explosive Company plant blew up. The blast wrecked property worth about 800000 dollars. An investigation began as police pursued the cause, including a suspected blast.
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Farewell Social Club Party For Mrs Rangel
A meeting at Mr Rangel's home on Harmony Street hosted a farewell shower for Mrs Rangel who plans to relocate to Green Villa Pa. Longtime club member Mrs Rawal attended with close friends. A luncheon followed, marking the departure with warm wishes and gifts.
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Jewel theft rocks Franklin store in daring heist
Meawkiin March 14 report details a theft at the Franklin store where over 100 worth of dianonite were taken. Workers found a window damaged and valuables missing, with police investigating a method using a Chinese tool to loosen the willow easing and a broken case. Evidence suggests a skilled crew operated quickly, leaving bloodstains and no clear suspect.
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Appreciative Letter From Capt Baker and High School Play
An appreciative note from Captain Baker honors cemetery volunteers and fallen soldiers, praising the Grand Army of the Republic and community efforts to keep graves green. It also mentions a school production titled Black Friday April 15 with musical groups rehearsing under Mrs Bosworth, featuring both Girls and Boys Glee Clots and the High School winatrows program.
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Raider Reported in Indian Ocean by United Press
Raiders activity reported near Colombo as war authorities warn ships to stop all stipping. Unclear vessel details and nationality cited, with reference to German raider later sold for aircraft use and related naval statements from Australian authorities.
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Corry Camp May Leave State League
Members of the Corry Camp discuss withdrawing from the United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania to form a local organization. A proposed $40 annual contribution would support stocking streams, protecting habitat, and promoting local contests. The meeting tomorrow evening is urged for full attendance.
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China breaks with Germany and inters German ships
United Press dispatches from Washington report that China has severed all diplomatic ties with Germany and has interned German ships in Chinese waters. armed guards are placed in charge of the ships as crews resist. The Navy Department cites the American commander in the Western Pacific for the action.
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Wilson to Send Militant Message to Sixty-Second Congress
President Wilson will address Congress in an April message urging urgent defense measures unseen since the Spanish American War. He will seek universal military training, funds for army and navy, and development plans to mobilize mineral and oil reserves, aiming for rapid action on a comprehensive national defense program.
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Bau Paume to Fall in a Week
Press dispatches report that Bausenme near the front may fall within a week if British plans hold. Von Hindenburg reportedly calls it another Gibraltar as British forces push to the area, with German withdrawals and a broader retreat. Merlin cites official prisoner reports from the sector.
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Gunner at Warren Gets Secret Order
Warren March 13 Harry Campbell left there to serve the government as an expert. He sailed on a merchant ship along the Atlantic coast under secret orders. Campbell, 32 years old, with ten years in the navy, formerly lived in the city. He owned a box of medals won for marksmanship and had been rated the second best gun-pointer in the Atlantic fleet. He had just six months out of the uniform when the cruiser voyage ended.
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