Stone Still Against War Move By U S
United press reports Sen Stone remains opposed to armed neutrality and would again vote against any war move by the government. He said he would fight to his last breath to prevent war and would speak frankly if asked, though details are not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
U. S
United Prone
Washington, DC
Benator
William
Srone
Ais
United Press
New York
Mitte
National
Demands for Democracy Rise Across Europe in 1918
United Press report from Amsterdam dated March 4 notes Socialist parties in Vienna and Germany pressing for immediate reforms. German Reichstag approves a twenty-member committee to study questions on popular representation and government relations. The measure passes 287 to 84, as postwar unrest grows and German papers reflect the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Amaterdam
Vienna
Germany
ASM
Weranda
Algat
Raton Aimenti
Hollner
Hye
Garman Papare
Universal Training Favored In Public Opinions
Reader letters and coupon responses show support for universal training with about two to one favoring the plan. Mayor Patterson will hear from the National Defense League on Monday night regarding local conditions and referendum outcomes. A cattle club for youth, backed by Dollar Savings Bank, plans calves for profits to children with parental notes, funds later used by the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reanora
Koverningnt
Ake
Patterson
National Defense League
Fisus
Loglala
Dollar Sayings Bank
Ma Bank
Pacificist Leaders Plan War Financing Move in 1916
Pacificist leaders plan a funding scheme for the war effort, proposing a two and one half percent income tax on all incomes and a range of limits to net profits for war industries. The report outlines anticipated revenue from a $100,000 ceiling and references the DuPont family income example as a gauge, with regulatory provisions and political maneuvering noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuPont
Aix
Americans May Have Been Lost Amid Diplomatic Rights Accord
United States relief workers aboard the British freighter Crispin and the Griff steamers Snowden Hange are reported missing after a sinking. Many Americans were identified as Philadelphia and Hartmore port of origin. Berlin says Brand Whitlock, American minister in Brussels, was not denied immunity and will be treated as a diplomat on the scene with protection for American relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Washington, D. C
Crispin
Griff
Snowden
United Miressy Amatorium
Berlin
Brandt Whitlock
Brussella
Whitlock
Keystone Triumph Over Cambridge In Close Showdown
The Wilgely Keystone basketball team edged Cambridge Springe High School 34 to 22 after trailing at halftime. A late rally sparked by multiple players put the locals ahead, with coach tensions and season implications noted as negotiations with Erle High School loom for a likely future game.
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Keystone
Wilgely
Canbridge Springe High School
We Vcoro
Nront
Mde
Ula Ad
tnseeVonsug
Anachy
Base Ball Meeting Postponed
A disjointed report notes the postponement of a baseball meeting due to poor attendance. It mentions organizing committees, potential intercity leagues, and possible formation of a youth intercity organization. The text references meetings, proposals, and the chance the movement may still launch with continued committee work.
Compensation case heard here today
Referee G Scott Smith presided at Kane for a workmen’s compensation hearing in Elalme. Mrs Mary Lenotch sought damages after her husband’s death from a vat accident at J W & A P Howard tanning plant. Witnesses testified. the widow will receive about $1,400, sixty percent of wages for 300 weeks, with a delay before final judgment.
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G. Scott Smith
Kane
Elalme
Alpeviet
Mary Lenotoh
Board of Commerce
Smith
Mra. Lanatch
J. W. and
A. P. Howard Tanning Company
Coity
D. B. Htemitivon
Trivelars Insurance Company
Venetion
Drs. Smith
J. G Kibler
Sohn Luntz
Maynard Spetz
Ol Law
Cage
Lenoel
Therwidow
Troy Latory Taaurance Company
Wlite
Hearing Planned In Titusville On Rail Route Change
Public Service Commission of the state will hold a hearing in Titusville on May 17 to consider Pennsylvania Railroad proposals to reroute west of the city, eliminate grade crossings near Hydetown, and adjust the line from near the old grieval pit toward the Country Club area. The case echoes a prior filing reviewing the railroad’s track realignment and grade-crossing eliminations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Ie Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hydetown
Ayoldsey
Public Service Commission
Titevitih
Survivors Reach Rio After Raiders Sink Eleven Ships
Report details nearly three hundred survivors landing at Rio de Janeiro after a German raider sank eleven Allied ships in the South Atlantic. The narrative describes rapid naval action, the Sea Adler and Nomweplin names, and the raid’s destruction. British forces opened fire, with casualties aboard a destroyer crew and lifeboat losses reported, as French warships intervened and the combatants retreated toward safety.
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Rio
Raider
United
Treas
Tuo de Jennie
Marek
Ion Anil
Sanlte Mintle
Adler
Naider
Lnekyer
Germany
South Atlantic
Hold Two Suspects Here Today in German Alliance Debate
Washington DC Marcher Awhi Wain approaches for the nearly entry of Hwalte Blues into a great war. The government eyes turn toward Mexico as Germany’s stance raises fears of an ally in Mexico. Carrans denies involvement while a State Department inquiry is reportedly ignored amid rising tension.
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Carrans
Washington, DC
Hwalte Blues
Mexico
Garranealus
State Department
Germany
Ceria
Ambriga
Hasani
Robbery suspects held for questioning after Manley home raid
Detectives Mooney and Conover of the Pennsylvania Railroad hold two men in the City Suit and wide Klyon following a late afternoon arrest. Authorities believe the pair are connected to the Manley home robbery on Mull Street earlier this week and will be detained pending a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woanipa
Niman
George Farrell
John Hark
Mooney
Conover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manley
I Mull Street
Democrats Claim Thin House Majority In Washington Vote
Reported results indicate Democrats hold a narrow edge in the House while Republican contenders rally for Speaker. Names and precise tallies are unclear, but major players include Representative Munn as a leading candidate. The outcome shapes party control and legislative prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mayen
Fin House
Humble
Dekfoss Mhix
Dewn- Herat
Warmihop Hadania
Munn
Presbyterians Will Hold Meeting Next Monday Evening
The Presbyterian church in Soneroxation will hold its annual meeting next Monday at light o'clock following the election of officers. Reports from various congregational lines will be given, and a social hour will be enjoyed. Members are urged to attend. Mrs. Floyd Delevan of Bringho spent weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick of Liberty and returned home this morning.
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Lie Prisbytorian Church
Light O'Eloek
Floyd Delevan
Bringho
Chadwick
Liberty Strane
Flags Requested By G A R At Post 70
The G A R Post 70 unanimously adopted resolutions calling Comrades to display United States flags at residences and to declare loyalty to the country. The adjutant was ordered to furnish city papers with copies of the resolutions. M N Barber Adjutant.
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US A
United States
British Forces Reach Front Near St Quentin in New Push
British troops sweep through five towns including Hendicourt St Emily Vormanda and Soycourt and advance toward the Hindenburg Line as Allied forces press the front from Neuvilly toward St Quentin. French and British units report progress and new positions along the line as German defenses tighten.
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Hindenburg
United Prous
Paris
Waven Rifles
Hendycourt
St. Quentin
Hendisourt
St. Emily
Vormanda Etvite
Soycourt
Perronp
St. Quintin
Beltinti
ImanhAlatie
Housing movement gains traction in Corry plans
Alsteen committee of the Board of Commerce explored housing shortages in Corry. Manufacturers and builders proposed immediate action, with plans for 20 to 30 houses and several apartment units. Mayors and business leaders urged rapid housing to accommodate 200 workers, considering a building association or trust company to fund new homes.
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Alsteen
Commerer
Vvkent
Franky
Olty
Snat ‘Ening
J. J. Heamonid
AJ Howard
Mayor Patterson
Oho 1K
Th Barlow
E NuBone Coral Co
Raymond
Raymond Mtg
Thompson
R. Rogers
R. Rogers and Co
Munger
Hinert McElroy
Vi M. Suntburk
Robert A. Patterson, Jr
Corry
Menny
Thane
Crwft
Il Hut & Renealate
Jees
Houwer
Robert Patterson
Tilis
Jin Orgahulton
Ulidera
Board of Commates
Wellynl
Funization of & Building
Tom’ Soolution Or Trust Company
Svar
Otty
Gift for Mrs Patterson Presented at Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of the Te D. 7 M the Mary Craker Patterson group presented Mrs Patterson with a Deautht mahogany serving tray. Mrs Patterson responded with thanks and noted the contributions of several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Craker Pattornon
Tureran
Pattareon
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Foster
Fontar
Wornernatia
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al Lornay
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Attar Goth
Hind
Sollettor
Hart
Shr Moster
Aldershan Shields
Posten
Theine
E Alverman
United Peews
Keystones
Cambridge
Nsurance Co
Clolidy
Santus
P.R. R
Segarding
Tindad Horn
Oraw
Howe
Puller
sAilor
Presbyterians
M.N. Barber
Mrs. Patterson
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