Opposition to Home Rule Bill Expected Today
London reports indicate government facing renewed opposition as Prime Minister May Coorge seeks support for Home Rule for Ireland. Debates in the House of Commons will address the bill and the establishment of two parliaments for Ireland amid unrest and acts of defiance across multiple towns.
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Bessemer Lines Strike Disrupts Rail Freight
An overnight strike by switchmen and trainmen paralyzes freight movements on the Bessemer and Tales Trio rail line. The sudden walkout, tied to labor methods, halted shipments, and officials expected embargoes until crews could be reassigned or the dispute resolved. The impact spreads to related subsidiaries of the Hafted State Steel Corporation, with uncertain duration for industrial growth and transfer of funds to bond markets.
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Carranza's Full Forces Challenge New U S Mexican Policy
Turbulent coverage notes Carranza's forces pressing Mexico policy shifts as U S officials, including Secretary Colby, weigh action after the fall of Tampico and ongoing revolts. Reports cite British and French interest seeking guidance from Washington while American marines head toward Mexican duty and troop realignments on the border loom.
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U.S. Warship Reported Off Mexican Port
A U.S. warship was sighted off a Mexican port with telegrams noting Tampico's capture by revolutionaries without fighting. Reports said Miccitmbion remained quiet and President Carraned, deposed leader of the Mexican government, was captured and treated as a slave by revolutinary forces, with conflicting claims on his fate.
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De Valera Plans Return to Dublin
In Washington on May 10 Bunimon DeVilora of the Republic prepared to smuggle a book to Dublin amid British tension. The government kept watch as Valera, a leading figure, has raised over 10 million dollars in the United States for Trihs Independence while facing government scrutiny.
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Shooting Charged Big Died Today Mystery Man
May 10 report says Frederick Rueckert of White Main company was shot by an unknown assailant and died at St Marys Hospital. The incident occurred as Rueckert was returning home after an evening with Min Dining Normal, with plans to marry in August. A separate Washington note accuses a conspiracy to defy the zone system for second class mail.
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Fire destroys two autos in Pittsburgh garage blaze
A garage fire at 0708 Phas aganis in Pittsburgh damaged two cars and injured one person. The blaze caused about 25,000 dollars in damage and threatened nearby properties before being contained. Local authorities reported the incident as a fiery event with no further details available.
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Salvation Army drive opens in Corry with band concert
The Salvation Army of Corry opened its Memo Servies Appeal drive on Saturday afternoon. Adjutant Smith led the Swedish moral band from Jamestown to enliven the event as teams and the crowd enjoyed music at various points including the Dadelall field. A night program featured addresses by J Warren De Rosy and John J. Patterson, followed by a concert. The effort aims to fund work in the United States for the next twelve months with committees organized by BPO and American Legion groups to aid mobilization district by district. Community members are urged to contribute through appointed committees or directly to Adjutant Smith in Corry Pa.
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Murders Wife Then Personal Crisis Reported
Fragmented report from Phelateliphia dated May 10 details Nathan Badermun aged 4 and Bauth Philadel hia involved in a grim incident. The text describes attempts to cut the throat and subsequent suffering, with unclear additional context or names due to garbled OCR.
Colby Named as Wilson’s Possible Democratic Pick
Rumor claims Colby, secretary of state, is being groomed as the leading candidate to succeed President Wilson. reports say Colby may win White House support and join the cabinet. decorous signals hint at Democratic renomination.
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Railway shopmen strike spreads amid holiday disruption
Unclear text reports railway shopmen striking across lines from Gan nelleville to Youngstown. Leaders pledge solidarity with yardmen and threaten broader walkouts as congestion at terminals eases unclear due to damaged wording.
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No recounts to be made in New Jersey
May 10 reports indicate a possible recount of votes in New Jersey's presidential preferential primary halted as Johnson and party failed to meet the required sum for recount costs. Nearby, store leaders announce a 20 percent price cut following similar moves in New York and Philadelphia, while New England textile firms report a surge in orders amid soft markets.
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SIMS ATTACK POISON GAS CLAIMS IN SENATE REVIEW
The record quotes a speaker accusing Admiral Sina of poisoning gas in an attack and criticizing diplomacy with Britain. He contends the admiralty sought British honors, minimized American deeds, and aimed to join the British admiralty while protecting merchant shipping. The dialogue references Caird Hall and a 1710 pledge context.
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Picturesque Twenty-Eighth Div in Action Program
An enlistment drive for the Twenty-Eighth Division continues as a May 26 Armory program, presented by Chaplain Putehorn, features travelogue titled The 28th Division in the World War with moving pictures of German fronts, color scenes of battlefields, medical and field hospital views, and troops at rest. Local recruitment efforts aim to fill the quota, aided by the nationwide drive and reports pending enlistment totals.
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Abandoned Tax Plan Faces Route in Washington
In Washington on May 10 Republican members of the Meusi Ways air Miwne coupulitan, reportedly healthy, decided to abandon plans for a tax of one shatt of one pot. The move aims to raise revenue to fund a bonus for sorview mod while removing retaliation on reinning revenua f.
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Erie Man Murdered by Mistress
May 10. Thomas McQuin tney a brewery worker living at 2100 Pranch street was stabbed to death by Bina M. McAllinster his mistress after a domestic quarrel. Patrolman Sandusky arrested the woman as she attempted to leave. The crime occurred in the kitchen after a violent struggle, with items knocked from the victim and a butcher knife found on the floor. The suspect, reportedly intoxicated, did not resist arrest.
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Washington school Parent Teacher Association to Hold Five Meetings
The Washington school Parent Teacher Association will hold five community meetings in the wheel building tomorrow evening at 7:80. All parents and supporters are invited to attend a short program on important association matters. Refreshments will be served and care will be provided for children accompanying their parents.
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John Ward to reopen market amid Hungarian mobilization
Reported upheaval as John Ward plans to reopen on Washington Street market amid Hungarian mobilization. Dispatch mentions government orders and a disrupted building, with unclear details and dates such as May 10 and references to local vendors and authorities.
Liquor Sales Reported as Open Violation in City Streets
A surge of liquor sales and public intoxication is described with multiple witnesses noting easy access on streets and at gatherings. Officials reportedly plan enforcement action, aided by private tips, as citizens express concern over rising violations and disorder.
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Titusville Operators May Join Strike
Rumors spread that Oil City Telephone Company operators had joined a strike in Titusville. Reported that unless a certain demand by the Oil City girls was met by 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, the Titusville workers would join the strike.
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Presbyterian canvass begins tomorrow
The Presbyterians plan a door to door canvass tomorrow to secure pledges for debt repayment and support their chapel. The event marks the nine year anniversary of the canyon and aims to secure sufficient subscriptions to cover the obligation.
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