Foreigners Disorderly on First Avenue Prompt Gun Threats
Reports describe a late night disturbance on First Avenue with a revolver displayed by one man and threats made against foreigners. The weapon was seized by police after a chase toward Fourth Ward. several attendees were detained and later released after fines.
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Testa
Thin Firat
Weather Update Warns of Cloudy Night and Rain Tuesday
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions tonight and suggests chances of local rain on Tuesday. Sky remains overcast with a light to moderate rainfall outlook for the area.
REAM AND YORK WILL BUY STORE
Ream and York plan to purchase the well known general store on First Avenue. The two longtime grocerymen have led the business for sixteen years and intend a major extension and development upon acquisition. Their departure from the Lyndonville field is noted with interest as the local economy looks for new growth.
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York
Car Derailment in Local Yards Involving Buffato Division Freight
A freight derailment occurred early Sunday in the local yards near the Ajax plant when a Buffato division car derailed while being moved from Jimetion to clear a siding. One upper car left the rails but suffered little damage and was returned to the tracks yesterday afternoon after operations restored service.
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Rebels Press To Capture Torreon Amid Stubborn Federal Resistance
From Torreon at 1 A M today United Press reports fierce fighting for control of the city. Rebels under Villa press the defense with shells and captured artillery, while Federals retreat with heavy losses. Villa is reportedly offering amnesty to officers and soldiers who swear allegiance as the fall of Torreon appears imminent.
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Asquith Resigns Seat to Seek Reelection in Regime Cashing
Premier Asquith formalizes restoration of war leadership and resigns his parliament seat to stand again in his district. He will become War Minister replacing Seely, while French and wart resignations remain unresolved.
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Sowly
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Strike on Pennsylvania Railroad Spreads Across Divisions
Reports say a broad strike expands as police guard several divisions. Union lines include switchmen and trainmen on the Monongahela division with 100 plus men out. Workers from the Pittsburg and Leahy join at Newell, while tensions rise at Fredericktown and nearby facilities amid sightings of armed men.
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Company A Prepares for Inspections at Armory
Company A readies two spring inspections at the armory. An officer from the United States Army will inspect the royal troop on April 20 and May 14. Maj McNary of the Inspector General staff will lead the National Guard inspection. Interior redecorating progresses, timing for social events after Lent.
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National Guard
Crowning Insult Sparks Presidential Clash Over Bill
President Wilson denounces what he calls the crowning insult by Representative Knowland of California. He accuses Knowland of entering into a bargain with England and says the debate has deteriorated into an attempt to discredit his administration as the bill faces passage.
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United Press
Washington
Cy Marel ii
Wilson
Knowland
Cal
Hayward Located by Corry Parties
thru mail to sento this city they whereabouts of John Hayward the young fellow who skipped out last wank with the contents of a house hold bante and Waving We finda Witt for board amounting to $24 were dis covered today Local parties inter ested were considering plans to buy the young man Hrot bank from Con necticut this afternoon.
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John Hayward
Young Man
Connecticut
Tener Names New Economy and Civil Service Commission
Harrisburg March 30 Governor Tener named the personnel of his new Economy and Civil Service Commission created by the last legislature. The five members include Jacob Soffel of Pittsburgh Henry Jones of Montrose and Harry McDevitt of Philadelphia plus two others. Each position pays $3000 per year and the panel will investigate the carrier of duties and the pay of all state employees and report to the governor.
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United Press
Harrisburg Pa
Tener
Jacob Soffel
Pittsong
Henry Jones
Montrose
Harry McDevitt
Philadelphia
Earthquake Felt Across the Americas Reported
A seismograph at St. Ignatius College in Cleveland records an earthquake likely centered about three thousand miles away. Officials estimate the disturbance originated in Mexico or South America, indicating a distant seismic event detected locally.
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Cleveland
Mureh
St. Igalius College
Mexico
South America
Proposed Local Mineral Water Co Developments
A draft proposal outlines creating a local mineral water company with plans for a new note a bottling plant near a central property. It mentions a hotel figure potentially involved and stresses uncertainty about the project scope and available resources.
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