Petitions Rally for County Bond Road Plan Across County
Circulated petitions urge support for a county bond issue to fund a miles-spanning, brick-paved road network linking towns with main highways. The plan seeks a $1.2 million bond with state aid, backed by the Chamber of Commerce and local merchants, aiming to connect Garry and surrounding towns with major routes.
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Motor Club
Lore Mutor
Olu
Aris
X6 Chamber of Comore
Tk Wa
Ton Tipuney
Wgmittirom
Mila
Richard
Snipers Reported Shooting U S Troops Near El Paso
A March 27 report from El Paso claims six American soldiers were wounded by Mexican snipers at Namiquipa, with Mexican forces allegedly suffering losses. Railroad head J C Cracker denied any incident, while rumors spread of Villanueva advancing and forcing locals to join or face firing squads. reports also say U S wagon drivers were fired upon along the Chand Grandes to Columbus route.
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U. S
el Paso
United States
J. C. Cracker
Mexican and Northwestern Railway
Camas Grandes
Villem Foraing
Ead
Ail
BI Valls
Coluihu
Amor Town
Werder
Chand Grandes
Columbus
Chicago Floods Leave Deaths and Heavy Losses
Chicago reports two deaths and thousands of dollars in damage from heavy floods across western Minnesota and northern Minnesota. The Winslow station agent drowned after being swept from a trestle. Farms suffer heavy losses and many towns are inundated.
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Sey United Rem
Chicago
Minole
Minyovil
Winslow
French Transport Sunk Off Salonto From Athens Report
Athens dispatches say a French transport moving away from Salonto was struck by shell and mine and foundered in the evening. Only seventy three men were rescued according to the Athens report.
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United Prews
Berlin
Advicon
Clymer Man Held for Court in State Live Stock Case
A Clymer man, repeatedly defendants in a state live stock case, was held for county court after a second hearing. The action, brought by Dr. Gimper of the State Live Stock Board, concerns movement of cattle into Pennsylvania without tuberculin compliance. Alderman Moran ordered the man held under ball, with trial likely at the next term.
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Clymer
Gimper
State Live Stock Board
Jaguing Wan
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ivor
Juanina
Trie
G. T. Kincaid
Moran
Leard
Jnquina
Ball
Hla
Brie
Boverml
Ng Wotian
Quarantine Ordered as Rabies Exposure Stuns City
Officials order quarantine of all dogs in the city for 100 days after a dog bite incident linked to rabies. Dr Roswell and local physicians authorize Pasteur treatment for exposed individuals and prepare serum supplies by tomorrow. Authorities urge residents to keep pets indoors and away from streets during the danger period.
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Br. Roawen
Piindalotta
Ani
de JM
Murdenburg
Romwell
Roswell
Tielly
Patterdon
Rowwoll
Plitwboyeh
Pittsburgh
Ronwell
Mardenburg
H. Bennett
Thie
Three More Ships Torpedoed by Germans Near Britain
London reports within the last twenty four hours two British ships and one French liner torpedoed and sunk by German submarines. The French vessel named Hob0 was lost, and British vessels Carne and Khartoum were also sunk. Nine crew members of the Khartoum are reported lost.
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London
Carne
Khartour
Khartoum
Hiya
Break Diplomatic Relations With Germany Reported
A March 27 dispatch from Washington states the United States may break off diplomatic relations with Germany. The briefing mentions White House confirmation, a phone conference with Britain, and urging full information from American representatives abroad as tension heightens over the crisis.
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United Trims
Washington, D.C
Germany
Anu Urta Moyer
Supe
Braty Caunaing
Sisuk
Ruperts
Ehip
Taday
City Commission Adopts Dog Quarantine Resolutions
The City Commission and Mayor Patterson convened, adopting resolutions to curb dog threats in Corry. The measures, approved by the Health Board, order quarantine and euthanasia for unlicensed or roaming dogs, with enforcement by authorities beginning March 28, 1916.
Verdun Reduced to Utter Ruin
In United Press dispatch from Verdun March 2 the city is described as reduced to ruin by heavy German bombardment. French defenders report daily shells tearing through the streets as fires rage in the business and presidential districts. Military observers warn Verdun must endure similar fate as forward lines hold at Rheims. Weather reports sleet and snow in the area with cold, cloudy skies.
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Verdun
Paris
Verdi
Beim
Whelms
Arras
Ypres
Cty
Atty
Mont Inatancox
Verdin
Rhotms
Local Firms Raise Wages Amid Labor Tensions
A regional industry note reports Ajax firm increasing wages as others prepare to adjust pay scales. The article mentions multiple plants and a shift in policy affecting workers through January, with broader national tie-ins to U S business conditions and a claim of improved employment terms across several facilities.
Government steamer on Allegheny river launched
United Press reports a government survey steamer named Kian ing was launched on the Allegheny River at Pittsburg this morning. The vessel exceeds 400 feet in length and will run trips upriver for surveys tied to federal improvements, aiding flood control and navigation efforts. Built to handle shallow drafts, it will serve Franklin and Altoona areas upon commissioning.
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Ajax Frau
Brent
Mda
Eine
Sal Wahl LeammouNee
Poncerie
Yanuory
United States
Brokenhos Company 4
Odhor
Delas
United Press
Oi City
Chautauqua Program for Corry Noted
The Corry Chautauqua committee announces dates for its coming program as July 22-98. The plan is slightly more elaborate than last season, and organizers publish advance notice to help others avoid program conflicts.
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Chautauqua
Redopath Brockway Paarea
Corfr
Nurowu
Train Crash Kills Workmen Near Tunnel Site
A train crashed into a tunnel construction zone at a Bul-Smo and Ohio site, killing several workers and injuring others. The incident occurred as workers aided an express during a tunnel operation, with victims identified as local laborers from nearby towns. Investigations proceed to determine exact cause and responsibility.
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United Press
Viteburs
Ant Guy Cray
Glenshaw
Ihu
Ohio
Eleven Were Killed In Minneapolis
An official notice reports eleven people killed in Minneapolis amid a Mediterranean incident. Early details indicate a torpedo burst caused the fatalities, with authorities estimating remaining survivors and continuing investigations.
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Minneapolis
Villa Escape Blamed on Carranzistas
United Press reports from San Antonio that Pancho Villa escaped Carranzista lines, not due to American errors. General Funston angrily said American forces under Pershing were not responsible for the getaway, noting Villa reached the Madera valley from Lake Baborca through positions held by Carranza troops.
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United Press
San Antonio
Pancho Villa
Cac
Funston
Pershing
Villa
Madera
Lake Babrcora
Arbor Days Named by Governor Brumbaugh Proclaims Dates
Governor Brumbaugh issued a formal proclamation naming April 23 and 28 as Arbor Days and urging universal observance in all schools. He calls on pastors to emphasize tree planting and forestry value from pulpits and to recognize the occasion more broadly this year.
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Brumbaugh
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