Passenger liner Salaba torpedoed by submarine
London March 2 An Admiralty report confirms Germany torpedoed the African liner Baluba near Altfrodingen, eight of 147 aboard were saved. Survivors say Captain Toft sighted the submarine periscope and boats were lowered as a torpedo struck the engine room, sinking the ship. The crew of the Aqulia, 22 aboard, later landed at Ishkeewrd.
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Salaba
United Prean
London
Admiralty
Garmany
Linur Baluba
Torpeti
Sydnay Atornoon
Auifordingen
Hays
Othart
Alghiad
Aqualia
Jonathan
Dameapot
Ishkewrd
Girl in Case Clears Osborne
A New York report states Miao Rae Atwaser exonerated former District Attorney James W. Osborne of a serious charge. The admission shows she was mistaken about a man who promised to marry her, and the mail fraud charges were dropped.
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United Perons
New York
Btnton
Mardin
Miao Rae Atwaser
James W. Osborne
Brin
First Mothers Pensions Hearings Announced for City
Local district commissioners at Wry begin hearings next week to review widow and mother pension applications. Mrs Morris Guth and three others head the panel. hearings will occur at Kinval and Kinvald offices, with examinations and eligibility determinations for deserving city cases seeking relief from the Pennsylvanian Pension program.
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Bonn
Pennsylvania
Rancald
Kintil
Wry
Morris Guth
Beoy
G.C Fateh
Walonity
Pranic Drow
Girard
John mM. Lee
North Maat
Hunton
Pines
Icinsaid
Kinvald
President Wilson Visits New Argentine Battleship
President Wilson sails from Annapolis aboard the Mayflower to visit the Argentine battleship Marina, lying off Annapolis, as he keeps in touch with international developments by wireless.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Argentina
Marina
Annapolis
Stip
Wirclens
Banquet for Capt. Austin Set at Baoder's Grill
About twenty five friends gather to honor Capt. J. F. Anstih Gerry at Baoder's Grill this evening at 7:40. The event is expected to be one of the season's most elaborate functions with original toasts and noted after dinner speakers in the city.
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J. F. Anstih
Gerry
Organize At A Meeting Wednesday
A Wednesday night meeting of the Iowa Chamber of Commerce supporters was arranged to form a new commercial organization. Temporary leadership and committees will be selected, with W. Lyons J. T. Blain Ry G Lindley and others signing the list. The initial effort focuses on tentative organization, with pledges from supporters to attend.
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Iow Chamber of Commerce
Munipe Club
W. Lyons
J T. Blain
Ry G Lindley and
Jacob Frant
H. Brown and Son
Jad J
Byrom Perkins
Weeka
Brendyn
Board of Commercial Organization
Brasher closes three weeks of coastal services at M Hi church
Dr J Li Brasher completed a three week engagement at the M Hi church with over six hundred in attendance at both the evening and morning sessions. Seventy five responders came to the altar in morning worship and thirty three in the evening. Fifty six joined the church during the meetings, twenty five were baptized in the morning. An offering of 450 was taken and subscribed toward Evangelist efforts, showing notable progress and greater church reach than last year. Follow up plans will be made to sustain the influence of the revival.
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J. Li. Brasher
Buc
M. Hi
Uigh
Tetler
Arty Follf
Trea
Farm House Burned In Sudden Blaze Near Lainding Hollow
A fire destroyed a farm house south of Lainding Hollow on Turm Road owned by Chit ton Dindeoy. Neighbors hurried to help as flames raced through the structure while Willard Andeoy, a Corry High School graduate, was reportedlyMontroyydly among those affected. Firefighters fought the blaze overnight to prevent spread to adjacent buildings.
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Lainding Hollow
Flatly
Chitton Dindeoy
Carey
Willard Andeoy
Corry High School
Inter
State College
Russian and Anglo French Fleet In Action At Dardanelles
Berlin reports Romania remains neutral as Von Kluck is slightly wounded. Bread prices drop April 1 amid flour regulation adjustments. London dispatchs say Russian bombardment near Para and attacks on Turkish fortifications influence morale. German claims of East Prussia response, and Russian forces reinforce Carpathians as Austrians face pressure.
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Berlin
Roumania Tox Juy
von Kluck
France
YF Wis
London
Vatrograd
Bulan
Enim
Trish
Para
Constantinopla
Agiatorn
Mona
Panto
Glao
Black Sea
Fort Kid Bahr
Constantinople
East Prussia
Petrograd
Ruvskinsvar
Carpathians
Praetiysl
Lupkew
Austricie Dace
Wong
Mexia
Tukis Pass
Barifa
Charged With Assault At High School
A warrant issued by Jidge Barker and sworn by Charles E. Stronigan charges Walter Beebe, a high school student, with assault and battery on another student, son of the plaintiff. Beebe allegedly struck the Stranigan lad at the high school building, causing cuts. authorities suspended Beebe, witnesses to testify before the Second Ward alderman, with Constable J. C. Smith to serve the warrant.
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Didge Barker
Charles E. Stronigan
Columbus
Walter Beebe
Annault
Inter
Thirh
J. C. Smith
Young Bebee
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