German Note Break In Berlin Reply To Wilson Demands
The German government’s evasive reply to President Wilson’s demands is analyzed as obscuring the core issue while reiterating conditions tied to submarine warfare. Officials here see a break with Berlin as likely, with the United States weighing two replies: prompt acceptance or prompt refusal, but the latter seems more probable amid diplomatic wrangling.
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Health department report prompts city health overhaul
A health department inspector visited the city to assess hotels and saloons. He found most facilities unsatisfactory except one, and urged stronger board oversight and improved health department funding and focus. The commission and Health Officer Powell anticipate new laws requiring detailed, citywide health efforts.
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Anthracite Agreement Signed In Philadelphia Offices
The new anthracite cowl agreement ratified at Pottsville was signed and accepted by the operators this morning in the offices of W. J. Hush, president of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company.
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Otibany
Market Staggers At Opening Amid Turmoil
Market fell sharply at the open amid incomplete German communications and mixed sentiment. Early losses intensified as financial authorities scrambled for clarity while investors weighed potential wartime implications and policy signals.
Four More Irish Leaders Shot in Rebellion
Dubin reports four more leaders of the Irish rebellion convicted of high treason and sentenced to death. J Pinkett Hilward Daly M O'Hannahay and William Pearce named among those executed or to be executed by the British government.
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Dubin
Local Man William Botcher Dies in Connecticut
A Corry resident, William Botcher, died at his son’s home in Connecticut. He had left Corry years ago for Newville, Pa, worked at Ajax Iron Works, and was a charter member of the Eagle holding the office of Trustee for seven years. Interment will be in Connecticut.
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Franklin Man Killed Under Auto
A Franklin man Edward Lover and associates Perkins and others died in a car wreck near Franklin on May 5. An Overland automobile drove at speed near the race track turn, overturned, and entrapped Leveranz whose head was crushed. A swift rescue attempt failed. Leveranz, 25, died from asphyxia. A damage runaway occurred on Main Street involving a light buggy hitting a wagon. no injuries beyond damaged vehicle.
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Will Build Large Modern Garage Here
C R Rogers buys Clinton Street property for a large modern two story concrete and brick garage of 110 by 120 feet. Plans include showrooms on the second floor, a machine shop at rear, and extensive service facilities to be operated by a competent expert. operations to begin as plans are completed and developed.
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Gideons Day Observed Across Corry Church Services Featured
Sunday Gideons Day in Corry includes local church services and a street meeting. The Gideons will present speakers from Dartey to Bradford and Bradford area churches with gospel messages, a testimony for travelers, and a brief closing service for visiting workers.
Police to Enforce Traffic Law Amid City Boy Turmoil
The police department announces steps to enforce traffic law as vandalism and disruptions rise in the city. In recent days youths on North Center Street have hurled stones at passing vehicles Weather-Pair and Warner during night hours.
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Berlin says American contentions met and break averted
A garbled dispatch outlines Berlin claiming concessions by the United States have been satisfied and a potential oil amphora of diplomatic friction has been avoided. The note cites German insistence on measures pressuring Britain to curb unrestricted warfare and the aim to align with Washington on steps to end hostilities.
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Washington Officials This Afternoon Incline to Belief Reply Will be Accepted
Washington officials anticipated this afternoon that a German reply to the two and a half hour ambush note would likely be accepted. Officials differed on details but viewed the White House position as cautious yet leaning toward acceptance of a conciliatory answer.
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Zeppelin Destroyed Near Salonika Reported
A World War I news brief states a German Zeppelin was shot down near Salonika, with reports indicating the airship was destroyed by hostile fire. The incident is described as the second such loss within twenty four hours, underscoring rising aerial clashes in the theater.
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Carranza Accepts Agreement at Border Conference
General Carranza and advisers have formally accepted a practical “principle” solution at border talks between Obregon and Scott. The official statement says the first chief has ratified the agreement and that a preliminary plan was presented publicly. Troops are noted in the region as the talks conclude.
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Band and Company A Plan Benefit Night
Band and Company A announce a benefit party at the Swin Armory on Wednesday May 17 to raise funds for a local cause. The program features a Wand concert with a cornet solo by Mr Waller and a full ensemble, with dances to follow and a special mixed program.
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