New Republic for Russia Gains Broad Support Reported
Teutonic crowns tremble as Petrograd reports a complete upheaval of the Romanov dynasty and a provisional government forming. Food relief and mobilization efforts are cited as stabilizing moves while the press notes widespread reaction in Europe and calls for future elections. The dispatch covers monarchist resistance, Soviet influence, and international reactions from Amsterdam and Vienna.
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Germany
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Vienna
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Spirit of Freedom
Cieek
Loder Praises Civic Drive For Industrial Growth
Mr Loder spoke Friday on the need for community plans to attract industry. He urged building facilities and affordable power, plus social infrastructure like schools and parks, to spur growth and attract manufacturers to the town.
Czar of Russian Prisoner Reported in Petrograd Synchrony
A garbled dispatch states a Czarist prisoner in Petrograd faces trial under an exiled government. Count Golligin is alleged to have committed a crime following a prior warning, while Cruz Nichols Nail appears as a prisoner figure in the chaotic account.
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Corry Firm Awarded Bridge Contracts In NY And PA
PF Brown of the Corry Bridge and Supply Company returned from Wellayilo New York with news the firm won a contract for a concrete arch road bridge over a stretch costing about 18000 dollars. The Corry firm also reported a bid win for a bridge at Meneville and a Chantwugua County contract for road building equipment, signaling a very busy year.
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Meneville
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Kive Promino
Newson
Weather Update with Rain or Snow Near Erie
Weather report notes rain or snow conditions and colder temperatures tonight and Sunday. Contains scattered references to local names and places, including Erie area, with unclear details about homes and individuals.
Railroad strike offer delays by forty eight hours
United Press reports Secretary Lane issued a statement saying talks between the Brotherhood and railroad managers would continue for forty eight hours to avoid a strike. Lane noted that no agreement had been reached and the strike order would go into effect if settlement was not reached. He added that discussions could be conducted by telephone or telegraph to expedite negotiations.
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Social at gym a success and school basketball highlights
The Social at the gym featured awards for Misses Sarah Molyaess, Anna Paulsen, and Bernice Munwarrett, with refreshments of coffee and sandwiches. Following, the junior varsity and Keystone team contests produced an 11-4 and 49-12 score, praised for social value and athletic effort. In Washington, the Senate rejected the Colombia treaty and adjourned the special session, prompting renewed negotiations to secure a new accord.
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P. R. R. Today Turns Down All Freight
Last evening at nine o'clock an embargo was issued blocking all freight shipments from the Corry offices except for government, coal, and food supplies. Reports said many Brotherhood members had not yet received official strike notices as the nationwide strike approached.
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Wilson Seeks Peace But Prepares for Action Over Strike
President Wilson expects no strike by the Four Brotherhoods of railway employees and trusts mediators will lead to a peaceful settlement with rail managers. He remains active planning steps to avert paralysis of trade and food shortages if a strike occurs, while awaiting Supreme Court action on the Adamson law and possible further relief.
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Zeppelin Shot Down From Great Height Over England
United Press reports a German Zeppelin was shot down today at about 11,000 feet by British gunners near Somplokie. The craft burst into flames, broke in two, and crashed in the main street amid panicked crowds. Crew members were said to be trapped. some escaped.
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Lengthy Mediation Talks Fail to Yield Rail Strike Settlement
Prolonged conferences by mediators produced no result by 2 PM as railway labor disputes kept both sides at odds. Officials reported hopeful progress but cautioned decisions remained unsettled after meetings with railway managers and federal authorities.
St Patrick Day Observances At Corry Hospital and City
St Patrick Day events fill Corry with displays, dances, and parades. Jewelers, homes, and stores feature shamrocks and harps as locals celebrate with parties, a hospital board meeting on service plans, and a Star Armory dance with music by Suter Orchestra. Local families host gatherings and children’s events amid festive windows and community notices.
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British Capture Baupaume in Western Front Frontline Victory
London dispatch reports Baupaume, von Hindenburg’s Gibraltar of the Western Front, has fallen to British troops under General Haig. The capture follows Allied advances near Arras and signals a major victory that may force German evacuation of adjacent territory. Strong enthusiasm mounts as officials prepare an official confirmation.
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