Russian Revolution Triumph Tests Global Support
Petrograd and London report rapid collapse of autocracy as the Fifteenth Assembly backs the people. Grand Duke Nicholas may head a provisional government while nobles pledge allegiance as police and military loyalty shifts toward the new regime. Rebels seize key locations and a wave of arrests follows the overthrow.
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Alextotf
Caucasus
Carlo Abieata
Tekort Palion
Czorina
Tsarlo Blo Palace
Norther
Milukott
Attaira
Peonla
Riwlan
Pelwatan Ravarnment
Misheda
Ttn Jenaisep Altona
Haa
Blks Welcome New Members At Evening Initiation
A live class of candidates were welcomed last night by the Blks. Initiation followed by a dinner at the Meadville hotel and a social session. Ray Powers of the Grandin Hotel coordinated arrangements for the banquet and festivities continued late into the night with dancing planned for the next evening.
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iGlks
Tomy
Meadville
Megdivito
Bont Sontinge
Azores Cable Cut Disrupts Transatlantic Link
Telegraph lines between this port and London were cut today, causing a communications interruption said to be possibly tied to a German raider. Local groups W. O. W. and Ladies Auxiliary plan a social at their rooms this evening for members and guests attending the event.
Appeals to Irish Leaders Urge Clear Path in Crisis
United Press report from London says an appeal urges Irish leaders to back Lloyd George’s government or face a special election. The call warns opposition parties to avoid actions that could escalate the crisis and threaten Great Britain’s involvement in the wartime effort.
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United Press
London
Amie Urs
Conceniion
Lloyd George
Neonawary
Ube
Great Briain
Fela
Keystone Team Again Beats Clymer in Season Finale
Keystone's basketball team defeated Clymer 2 to 1 in a rough season finale at Moore 27422, after earlier losses. Key players Linnendell, Metunes, Crandall, Williams, and Young starred as locals praised teamwork, with plans for one more game before disbanding. An out of town match was sought to finish the season.
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Clymer
Lica
Linnendell
Metnnes
Crandall
Willams
Young
Keystone
Haman Hose
Eam
Minton UY
Presbyterian agoRalum
Ufter
Detatiee
Mdinboro Severil
Robbery at Franklin hits jewelers district again
Thieves robbed Franklin’s Mowen Jewelry and nearby stores last evening, taking about 4000 in diamonds and jewelry. They used an automobile to remove the loot after forcing entry, but no police word reached until this morning, causing public indignation.
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United Pregs
Frankiin
Housley
Mowen Jewelery
Daxatta
False Alarm At Early Hour Sparked Confusion In City
Early morning alarm at a fire station caused widespread speculation. A Bell Telephone operator relayed a mistaken call about a blaze at the Bakery on Grace Street. The incident involved volunteers and raised questions about response timing and procedures. No property owners were harmed, and authorities cautioned against pranks.
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Qoywoeick
Bell Telephony
Moralie
Nowe
Jky
Whephout
Oragy
Tore
Andrew Pauilaon
Telia
Administration Action Planned by Cabinet in Trade Crisis
Washington report on a late afternoon cabinet move to avert a national railway strike. President Wilson named a commission to oversee the situation with Henry P. Baker and labor leaders including Samuel Gompers guiding the national effort. The advisory board will attend discussions in New York with railroad managers to seek a prompt, peaceful settlement amid international tensions.
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Tasted Press
Washington, DC
Marek
Tullorn
Shurelaey
Huerion
Laine
Shermlary
Wilwes
G. Gompers
Pederavon
Daniel We Fand
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilson
Nu York
Brotherhood
New York City
Ford
Baker
Arkin
United Press
Washington
Four Brotherhoods of Railway
Hay
Lehood
Willson
Brothers Hoods
Muron
Honra
Corry Camp Leaves State Organization Amid Rifts
The Corry Camp withdraws from the United Sportsmen of Pennsylvania after a protracted vote and debate. Members frame plans to form a new trap shooting group under local leadership with aims to broaden membership and promote shooting events. The club issues a fundraising drive and committee appointments to push the split and future programs following the rector’s death in Seymour, Conn.
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United Press
Patrokrad
Univerm
Wenin
Mabof
Ponnerty
Wis
Borsone
Corry
Asia
Kh. M. Christie Thong Choven
PW. Stone
Alverson
Lee Telary
Trossoren
Toole
Organeraton
Tech
Flog
Charton Whitely
Paul Downey
Richard Dawson
O. A. Stentott
A.H. Muble
Frank Kilaher
Arthur Colegrove
Humbers
Mort Winoe Ani
Final wire bulletins from London misread and unclear
March reports from London describe unclear delays and unsettled status of certain actions. The text shows fragmented phrases about embassies, committees, and possible personnel, with no decisive outcomes or dates.
Washington Faces Push to Pass Major Policy Measure
An article notes political maneuvering to persuade the State Department and Republican factions to accept a policy bill. It mentions upcoming changes in freight orders and transport restrictions, with deadlines and implications for rail and oil shipments. A British destroyer attack is reported with casualties and missing personnel.
Hospital expert to confer on Corry Hospital reform
Chynellus and Loder of New York City arrive to consult with Corry Hospital officials. Loder, an expert on hospital management, addresses directors then inspects the facility. He reports on conditions and proposes a complete reorganization of the system.
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New York
Chynellus & Loder
New York City
Corry Hospital
Loder
Mihage- Wen
Officiind
Board of Sohimerce
Union City Apartment Burned In Destructive Fire
Fire swept an apartment building in Union City causing extensive damage estimated at 6000 dollars. Residents fled with only their clothing as flames and water damaged many rooms. authorities suspect an overheated or defective flue started the blaze.
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Union City
Joe
Bultdne
Mhattd Jny
Shutt
President Wilson weighs strike options and mediation
Washington March 16 President Wilson faces a national crisis as a railroad strike looms. Officials say he may appeal to workers and railroads for a conference or act unilaterally to mediate. A Cabinet meeting was planned as the White House weighs drastic procedural steps. The president appeared pale after a recent illness and the administration hints at swift action to prevent disruption to national transportation.
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United Preas
Washington
Wikoni
Wik
Banda
Mmto
Jaya
Gift From New York For Social
The Hospital Auxiliary ladies expressed appreciation for a check sent to the committee by Leighton T. Stark of New York. Mr Stark, a former actor in The Shepherd of the Hills era, is noted for his stage success and his return to the limelight in The Man Who Came Back. The arrangement for the Parcel Post project is nearly complete and promises significant support.
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New York
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Shepherd of Ta
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