Dardanelles Forts Sink French Battleship In Distant Bombardment
London reports Turkish batteries at the Dardanelles sunk the French battleship Bouvet and damaged other ships, forcing a withdrawal of the combined French and British fleet. The Bouvet, among the oldest in the French navy, was heavily shelled and later sunk, with bombardment affecting coastal towns and their defenses. Rumors of Italian entry into the war and broader Russian offensives accompany the dispatches from Rowe.
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Theodoala
Black Sea
Crimon
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Dut Jtta
Bouvet
Alo
Purklah
Tanédon Tuan
Ranch
French battleship sunk as Turkish flotilla battle rages
Bulletin Berlin reports the French battleship Otver sunk by Turkish forces while the Turkish battleship Trlisk was put out of commission in the same engagement. The action occurred near Durdanaien as British ships endured heavy losses and reported torpedo and shell attacks.
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Hour
Torperla
Tragedy on Ontario Farm Ends in Double Death
Mrs. Robert Armstrong found her 16 year old daughter Violet murdered by James Stevens an immigrant boy living at the farm. Stevens then killed himself by cutting his throat. No motive has been reported.
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United Press
Orangeville
Ont
Robert Armstrong
Violet
James Stevens
Stevens
Deaths from drug prohibition top Harrisburg era woes
Williamsport reports a tragic case as Lewis A Pratikel, age 88, dies after failing to obtain a habitual drug under a new Harrisburg law. Her ten year old daughter suffered a drug emergency, highlighting local hardship from the drug control move.
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United Press
Williamsport
Imre
Lewis A. Pratikel
Harrisburg
Greece May Abandon Neutrality in War Decision
London dispatch reports Greek government considering a shift from neutrality in the conflict. A cabinet note states Greece will study externals and establish a policy to align with anti Axis aims if it abandons neutrality, amid rumors of internal cabinet trouble.
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United Prose
London
England
Athens
Greece
Grée
City seeks watchman at Maple Avenue crossing
The City Commission plans a resolution for the next meeting to urge the Sile railroad to station a special watchman at the Maple Avenue crossing. The mayor and others argue the current patrol cannot adequately protect the public at the steep, obscured grade where trains are hard to detect from the south. The city hopes the railroad will provide appropriate protection nationwide at all crossings.
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West Wayne
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Traina
B and C Station Safe Blown by Fire and Theft
A blast at the B and C station in Johnston yesterday caused a fire and a subsequent entry was found today. The safe was blown open with glycerine and cash along with mileage books were stolen, wiping out a large sum and disrupting office operations.
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United Press
Johnston
Droy
Concord Boy Injured in Farm Accident
John Blakeslee seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Din Blakeslee was injured at the family farm in Concord township when he fell and dislocated an elbow The dislocation was reduced by Dr Pope of this city and the boy was reported improving later that day
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Concord Township
Pope
Thla City
Chief of Railway Mail Service in city today
R. M. S. Chief Fl. Stckney arrived from Buffalo and led the regular railway mail cloriat in the council room at the City Building. Clerks on Alviston were expected to attend.
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Chiaf
Buffalo
Chiy Duildiing
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Robbers Convicted at North Warren Post Office Theft
P D Robbers Arthur Parrell Bill Johnson and Everatt Murphy were found guilty by a jury in United States Court at North Warren for burglarizing the local post office. The verdict came after a lengthy session, with Murphy attempting alibi testimony. All three men received five year sentences in the Eastern Penitentiary.
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United Press
Arthur Parrell
Bill Johnson
Everatt
Murphy
Youtarfoy
United States
North Warren
Uly
Mat
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T. L. Hampson
Ani
Tnsportor Lewis
Taslern
Santo Domingo Governor assassinated in inland attack
New York dispatch reports Santo Domingo Governor Zyas was killed by political enemies in Azuma. The governor and two of his children died in the attack. he had just taken office two days earlier.
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United Press
New York
Zyas
Santo Domingo
Triquois
Azuma
Thaw Renews Legal Battle In Courts
New York March 19 Harry E Thaw efforts to prove his sanity continue. A new writ of habeas corpus was served in New York County sending Thaw back to Mattewan for further proceedings. The case moves toward the Appellate branch then possibly the Supreme Court.
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United Press
York
Harry E Thaw
Bie Tate
Iitimate Freedom
New York County
Cory aWorou
Grante d Jn Uh
Fudge Bijur
Oy Buoriff Griffenhagen
Agmnol Mets
Order of
Tusitee
Matton Wats Mile
Idur
Jegel
Nwalttne
Ronan
Aoni
Supreme Court of the United States
Two British Ships Sunk by German Submarines in Channel
London reports two British steamers, the Hyndford and the Divejacket, torpedoed and sunk in the Channel by German submarines. The Divejacket was en route from Lom Argentina to London with cargo. crew survivors reached New Haven as searchers seek the rest of the crew.
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Hyndford
Lom
Argentina
Eately
New Haven
Tate
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