Same Train In Frightful Disaster Thirteen Years Ago
Harrisburg reports two workers killed and numerous passengers and crew injured when Pennsylvanis Quanta Train No 14 was struck by a boulder near Dizabethtown. Train 19 bound for Cincinnati with Philadelphia origin carried several victims. earlier disaster cited from 1905 with a dynamite wreck.
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Unite Prose
Harrisburg
Penney
Quanta Trai
Dizabethtown
Morgantown
Twaningly
Jules
Hoe Witela
Pennsylvanie
Hurriabure
Message from Col Roosevelt to Captain Roosevelt
Col Roosevelt sends personal message to Captain Archibald Roosevelt via United Press after coverage of Theodore Roosevelt’s decoration. He expresses pride and reassurance to Gracey and baby, noting the cross is a great possession and the family remains well. The message was dictated to the press and later wired for delivery to Captain Roosevelt.
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Col. Roosevelt
Wakted Pree
New York
Manel
Theo
Lore Roosevelt
Dis
Sony
Archle Roosevelt
United Proog
Ares
Roosevelt
United
Uarohlor
Gracey
Baby
Colonal
United Press
Tolay
Predengusen
Tout
Hoosevelt
Tergunon
Express Co Men Expect Federal Control Rumors In
Employees of Express companies hear rumors of government control but no official announcement. Clerks at other depots have heard the same chatter and await clarification from authorities about possible nationalization or management changes.
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Yun Hoon
Jie
Ameume
Bolsheviki Repudiated By Unions
The article reports unions in Russia repudiating Bolshevik leadership after the German dictated peace plan. It notes the Soviet conference at Moscow focusing on the party’s response and the evolving stance of professional unions regarding the Bolshevik regime.
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United Prean
Petrognul
Ita
Professonal Uniong of Russi Hinve
Yeuterday
Moscow
Bell Company Faces Phone Shortage in City
The Bell Company cannot install phones for new patrons due to a surge in demand for telephone apparatus. A waiting list exists and shipments fill slowly as equipment arrives. The shortage also delays central exchange expansion needed for growth in Warren and nearby cities.
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Bell Company
Ttis
Corry
Vmitte
Sab
Warren
Erle
Winass
Arlington Hotel Sold In Pending Transfer
The Arlington Hotel on East Mandtnot is reportedly sold from Arts Gathering Waber to Brie and Corry panties with anticipated ownership and management from April 1. The deal hinges on a number of US funds arriving, with Charley Rivker and Mr. Wiswell linked to the purchase.
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Arlington Hotel
East Man
Atrs
Brie and Corry Panties
Plaos Iter
Pquor
Charley Rivker
Thin Why
Mr. Wiswell
Miss Loveland to Serve as Red Cross Nurse
Mina Anna Loveland, a Red Cross nurse, is ready for duty and will report to the Buffalo facility for review. A family dinner honored her and family and friends wished success in her chosen work. Loveland is a 13th grade graduate from the General Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Miss Loveland
R. C
Mina Anna Loveland
Ted Cross Nurve
Ile
Moni
Werview
Han
Tatiana Svamona
Muletredt
Ming Loveland
The
Ganersl
Honpital
Burtalo
N. Ches
Organizing the Reserve Militia in Corry area
The text describes forming the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia with four companies across eight towns including Corry, Bradford and Meadville. A machine gun detachment is planned in Evie with Golta weapons. Joseph Robinson appointed Captain Light, Col Clyde T. Willenx leads, Lloyd Mirah to organize Corry company. Knights Templar members form part of the unit.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Penn
Aglyunia
Planta
Hou Maton
Bradford
Warren
Meadville
Franklin
Or1 City
Grove City
New Brighton
Kere
Ity
Knights ‘Templar Commandery
Good Roads Meeting Invites Citizens to Attend
The Board of Commerce through the Good Roads Committee urges citizens to attend a meeting at the Bike Building on Tuesday evening. The purpose is to discuss building improved roads between Corry and the New York State Line and to seek funds for the project with county commissioners present.
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Board of Commence
Good Roads
Orty
Mare
Spm
Corry
New York State Line
Corty Board of Commerce
Stanford Hose Company Meeting
A regular meeting of the Stanford Hose Company was held this evening at 8 o'clock at the headquarters. Maines Naveing presided in the chair. Three applications for membership were received and the current lodge committee considered them.
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Stanford Hoss Company
Order
Maines Naving
Wheelice
Willem Myers
Manitern
Widespread flood damage reported after heavy storm
The city suffered considerable damage from yesterday’s rain and a high storm surge. Upper dam sections gave way, threatening Putnam and Parker mills and lowering the valley water levels. Authorities discuss funds to rebuild the dam and restore mill operations while nearby towns report flooded lowlands and debris blocking roads.
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Petits
Dicy
Columbus
Pana
Putnam and Parker
Columbbus
Mood Owater
Clymer
New York State Line
Grokenstraw
Lovella
Mater
Klaety
Howard Merry
Gicinity
F. 1
Davis
Noath Center Street
John Oro
Congress Street
Alexander Lwandry
Mying
Mim. Gugnon
Mutn Street
Myory
West South Street
Obituary: Taade Brophen von Died in Marinot Wisconsin
Former United Staten cantor Taade Brophen von died today in Marinot Wisconsin. The notice lists the death location and date as March 1 with sparse biographical details.
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United Prev
Marinot
Wis
United Staten
Taade Brophenvon
Sanpran
Fonts
Acceptance at Moscow is Certain
The Bolshevik section of the Panoviel to meet in Moscow is reported to favor Hecaplanica of the German peace. Delegates numbered over a thousand participate as the decision seems assured. Reports say Germany and Turkey push rapid advances in Transcaucasia amid alleged plots for a separate Russian government.
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United Press
Petrograd
Boleshevik
Panoviel
Moscow
Botshevites
Haa ‘Hean
Sberiw
Corporal with Roosevelt Killed
A German shell at American Headquarters near Roosevelt killed a corporal and wounded Captain Archie Roosevelt and several other American soldiers. Roosevelt suffered a compound fracture of the left arm and shell splinters. his condition deemed serious but not fatal. Major Theodore Roosevelt visited the hospital.
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United Press
Marc
Archie Troosevelt
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mentoal Corps
Shi
Toul
Fitzgerald Former Resident Dies in Collision Near Bradford
The death of Marcy f H Fitzgerald, a former resident and employee at the Avlama Express Company, occurred in a car and train collision near Bradford. Friends and family mourn his loss and send condolences to his wife.
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Marcy F H. Fitzgerald
Mibng
Bradford
Oreploye
Avlama Express Company
Ted Keefe
Alverson in Cuba with Marine Band unit
Private Alverson, who joined the Marine Band in Washington last October, sailed for Guantánamo Bay Cuba with Quantico unit on December 28. He reports daily drills on shore and in the camp, and notes his role as a musician with the band.
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Alverson
Washington, D
Marine Band
United States
Guantnamo Bay
Cuba
Quanttco
C O
Youth Suicide Shocks Verona as 5 Year Old Ends Life
Verona Pa March 16 Albert M Jones aged 5 shot himself in the right temple at a street corner in Verona. The boy formerly served with the 40th Pennsylvania infantry and had been discharged last December after training.
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United Pree
Verona
Miarah
M Jones
Dones
Tormarly
JAPS ARE ABOUT TO STRIKE AND WAR CROSS AWARDED
Two officers and ten men receive the War Cross for gallantry as reports claim Japan is poised to strike soon. Allied and American officials weigh a plan to mediate factions in China while preparing for potential action in Siberia.
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Siberia
Woller
Tost
Japan
Nari
South China
Captain Roosevelt Receives Cross After Operation
American headquarters report Captain Roosevelt wounded in action during a recent assault near Toul. He and two enlisted men earned the Croix de Guerre after a No Man’s Land travel with a German shelling and heavy fire. French general staff commended him, though he modestly refused praise.
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Colonal
Douglas Mandathue
Thomas Nandy
Aner
Jean
Galbartry
MuaArthur
Yeha
Grees
Ant
Harrye Tye
Henl
Toreoe
Saburday
Ray Iefuptly
MaeAstiair
C. F. Gordon
Town
Warner Hall
Alabama
St Jurty
Ameritas
Assaud Young Toosevelt
Hhe
Cavin Hoosevelt
Prassad
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Macrae
Librarian Appeals for Books for Soldiers Across Camps
The War Service of the American Library Association launches its second drive on March 14 to send updated books to soldiers. Public schools, churches, lodges, and colleges are urged to donate engaging titles on wireless telegraphy, technology, engineering, and military science, plus fiction by popular authors. Poetry and travel works are in demand, while juvenile literature and risqué content are declined.
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War Service
American Library Association
Soliers
Aitory
Huleh
Fairview
Concard
West Washington
Est
Wmibl
Teton
Tenry
Hurotal Bell Wright
GB. McCutchenn
Jack Tendon
Chambers
Sundown Sim
Bom “Yower
Hamitin Garkund
Fred White
Browning
Service
Shakespeare
Tita A. Dai
British repulse Paschendale raids and raid prisoners
General Hale reports enemy raids near Paschendale repulsed by British forces. British also conducted raids and captured prisoners. Mutual artillery action continues south with unclear notes on Cambrai and Messines front activity.
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London
Hale
Paschendale
Cambrai
Messines Weotors
Good Roads and Supervisors Convention Heads Erie County
A large attendance is expected at the Good Roads and Supervisors convention to be held tomorrow in Brie t0 morrow. Many talks are planned and discussions will cover road interests in Erie county. Wayne township is represented by M. C. Howard, William Bailey and Wilton Simmons.
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Good Roads and Supervisors
Brie
Erie County
Ene Mator Club
Wayne Township
M.C. Howard
William Bailey
Witon Simmons
Training Camp Tragedy Records Three Fatal Flyers
Three cadet flyers were killed at Texea ayatiat tivtds training camps yesterday. Another cadet, Marmadifin Marl of Lewisvuts, is among the injured, with the death toll rising as authorities investigate the catastrophe.
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Dy United
Dallas
Texea
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Marsh
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Austria
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Northwastern
Ferdinand
Rorthern
Stephenson
Fitzgerald
Amerigans
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