Pasteur Treatment for War Victims Ordered in County
Officials arranged Pasteur treatment for eight war casualties. Dr. A. Smith and city authorities coordinated care for impoverished families and arranged for 23 days of serum therapy starting soon. County poor directors secured funds to cover required care.
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Astour
Al‘oenthar Ln
Bam Sweet
A. Be Smith
Suarry
Whitehill
Hamadatmon
Riverbrook
Nels Hanson
del Foater
Pasteur Treac
Bane Colt
Sperry
Scott Kimble
Wash-out reported on the Penny line amid high flood waters
High water and washouts halted rail service across the Penny line. Flooded flats and heavy rain disrupted tracks from Petroleum Center to Corry, with Buffalo and Pittsburgh trains diverted and repurposed. Officials warned more flooding expected today as conditions persisted.
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Courcor
Erevka
Pittsfield
Buffalo and
Pittsburgh
Petroleum Center
Pajson Korn
Corry
Tims
Ums
Weather Notice Rain and Colder Tonight
Rain and a drop in temperatures to move in this evening with night winds turning chilly. Overnight will be cloudy with scattered showers possible and temperatures dipping toward the lower range for the region.
Miners Entombed and Injured After Mine Explosion
A March 28 explosion at the Tidewater Company mine in Bluefield West Virginia killed two men and left nine severely burned. Early reports indicate about sixteen injured and as many as a hundred workers were present when the blast occurred. several others may be entombed.
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United Tren
Bluefielda
Wart
Virginia
Tides Water Company
Vivian
Wil
Fire Claims Three in Cleveland Apartments
At Foster Apartments in Cleveland a fire started in Miss Tosi Reimers room and destroyed the building, killing three occupants and inflicting about $20,000 in losses. Miss Reimers reported two assailants bound and gagged her before the blaze, with two men later identified by police. Other tenants escaped, some carried from the building unconscious.
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United Press
Foster Apartments
Tosi Reimers
Carrie
Miss Reimers
Mer
Mifaty
Dhomen
Pollo
Burma
Uy Math
Fronts report heavy fighting as Verdun action continues
Action on both fronts is heavy with fighting northwest of the Verdun fortress and Russian losses rising to match Dunowiec retreat levels. Paris notes French gains near Navarin as Parroy Woods are cleared and German batteries and emplacements are blown up.
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United Press
Hondon
Verdun
Antillory
Berlin
Dunovic
Paris
Parroy
Navarin
Villa Located Today Near El Oso Canon
An unconfirmed army dispatch reported by United Press states Villa with 43 today near El Oso Canon. General Guyira and General Buriannt allegedly confirmed the claim, while Sheriff Patton and local forces awaited verification. Mexican raiders were said to have attacked the Kelly ranch last night, but owner C. S. Kelly disputed the report and blamed disturbances on nearby patrols.
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United Pre
el Paso
Olah
Wwaroa
Guyira
Sone
Buriannt
Vijla
EL Seo
Patton
Kelly
Bhaso
Banith
Catia
Wis Foremai
Eight Cavalry
Commission Holds Brief Meeting On City Building Work
The Cy Commission held a brief meeting to discuss the interior painting and decorating contract for the city building leased to the Carry Fr niture company, awarded to Minodore Jenson. Officials reviewed removal plans for a groves area and related permits as part of the session.
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Cy Commission
Carry Frniture Company
Minodore Jenson
Wxlls
A. R. Morgan
Ilesik
Reuwell
Victims in Sussex Torpedo Attack Severe Condition
London reports indicate American victim Crother, badly injured on the Sussex, is in a very critical state at Dover Hospital with recovery unlikely. The admiralty confirms the ship was torpedoed just before sinking, and debris suggests a torpedo was used.
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United Press
London
Crocker
Dover
Crother
Sussex
Admiralty
Indictments Dismissed in Youngstown Labor Case
In Youngstown on March 28 a county court, Judge Anderson presiding, quashed indictments against five steel companies over alleged conspiracy to restrain labor. Indictments against Judge Vibert Gary and United States Steel were dismissed as the accused acts were not commodities under state law.
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United
Youngstown
Juden Anderson
Phi
Dows Wagen
Anderson Wing
Vibert Gary
United States
No Wore
Tug Anderson
Valentine
House Passes Deficiency Measure For Mexican Expedition
United Press reports the House approved a deficiency bill with a special appropriation of 8.6 million dollars to fund the Mexican expedition. The measure authorizes War Department spending on the expedition expenses and army equipment. Speaker vote favored the expedition with only one dissent from Representative Lundon of New York.
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United Press
Washington
Mexican Censored Dispatch Reports Ammunition Unloaded
United Press reports from Columbus New Mexico that several cars of rifle ammunition were unloaded at the army depot last night, with the dispatch noting censoring of details. The item illustrates restricted news flow from Mexico.
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Mexico
United Press
Columbus
N. M
Army
British Strait Day Loss Sinks Penrose of Midland
London March 28 The British channel steamer Penrose of Midland was sunk in an incident reported by United Press. The vessel, 274 tons, owned and registered in Newcastle, was aboard in a voyage context described as a standard Midland operation.
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United Prex
London
Penrose
Midland
Stogael
Tong
War
New Castle
Beaver County Court Cuts Down Licenses
Beaver County court denied all wholesale liquor licenses and most retail licenses in a March decision by Justice Halver. Only seventeen licenses remained, with one hundred five granted. Prohibitions covered liquor sales in the county amid holidays.
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United Pres
Hoover
Mnre
Imuat
Fearing Uprisings At Tampico
Reports from Taleo indicate unrest in Tampico as Mexican population tensions rise. A Gulf Company party of 150, including wives and children of American men, travels from Tampico toward Port Arthur amid the volatile situation.
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Sam Wlyowon
Taleo
Milamoo
Gulf Company
Tampico Toway
Port Arthur
Mtu
Daitker
Flood Warning Looms as Ohio Valley Expected to Flood
A chaotic newspaper fragment reports imminent floods in the Ohio Valley with references to rising water levels and emergency actions. It mentions weather conditions, potential impacts on towns, and possible closures or evacuations, with scattered names and places obscured by the OCR.
Great Movie Combine Is Announced
Chicago reports a forty million dollar moving picture combination joining major producing and releasing firms, excluding Fox and World Interests. Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company are said to be financing the venture as New York dispatches corroborate the news.
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United Press
Chicago
Fox and the World
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Comppany
New York
Thy Fimo
Opposition Presented to Road Plan
An Erie County meeting adjourned to study a proposed State Aid Road in the county. Officials and residents push for a four mile stretch from Core TV to Piney Lake, seeking county and state support and funding.
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Moon
Rome
Bonedot
BreNt Leaportanen
Pitt
Corey Watt Vielalty
Batunday
Erie County Rand
Erie
Cory
Lhia
Thy
Brig Taltem Pyor
Corny
Wayne TaWialip
Core TV
Pinchey Lake
Suite Medway
Imye Wee
Thin Noc Fiva
Wayne Town
Emia
Eee
Mtnfo
Mal Watts
TAY
Lina Heat
Joel
Ths
Tolley
United States to Demand Explanation from Germany
The United States will formally ask Germany whether a German submarine sinking of the Sussex in the English Channel harmed American citizens. The Cabinet met this morning and decided to pursue a direct clarification from Germany through diplomatic channels.
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United States
Teuton
Sussex
United Press
Washington
1. C
Germany
Hoa
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Mall
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Tampico
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