British Steamer Drumeres Torpedoed In Atlantic
British steamer Drumeres, owned by a Liverpool company, was torpedoed off Carditt with all hands saved. Reports say German and Austrian forces are pressed in Flanders, with Allied counterattacks repelling a new German advance amid fog and rain. London dispatches note ongoing war mobilization talks and uncertain declarations from Rome and Vienna.
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Weather outlook: rain late tonight and Thursday
Forecast notes rain develops late tonight with showers through Thursday. Warmer temperatures are expected on Thursday, bringing milder conditions after the rain.
Asquith Signals New British Cabinet Formed
London reports Premier Asquith in the Commons announcing a cabinet reorganization under a new coalition. Secretaries in the industry and war policy are to be confirmed, with ballots due and a Good Roads Day public meeting planned. Officials expect further cabinet changes not affecting Grey.
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More Stolen Goods Recovered In City Across Several Areas
Police recovered additional pilfered items yesterday after a suspect group operated in the western city. The haul included carpenter tools and other articles stolen Saturday night from multiple locations. Officers believe youths are responsible and plan to present cases in the district court this afternoon.
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Workmen's Compensation Bills Pass in Senate
The Raven House Administration bill creating a new workmen's compensation act passed the Senate today by 48 to 0. Senators Furley and Derbst were absent but would likely have voted yes. The measure moves to the governor for approval as a key reform of the administration's program.
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Erie Trains Time Changes Reported Across Line
A Meadville report states next Sunday passenger trains on the Erie railway will shift running times with small minute differences. No. 11 may run up to 90 minutes later. No. 6 arrives earlier. No. 4 advances 40 minutes. No. 3 ahead by 10 minutes. No. 6 evening departure delayed about 20 minutes. No. 7 slightly later.
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Mayflower Nears Capital with Presidential Return
At 11 16 this morning the Navy Department announced that the Mayflower, carrying the president from New York after his trip, passed the Cape on its way to Washington. The ship crossed a minor plume of vapor as it neared the capital.
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Denial issued amid rumors of death investigation
A rumor spread about an ongoing death investigation linked to Walton and a Columbus property. Officials deny the claims and say inquiries focus on family members and a resident, James Watson, tied to the home in recent months.
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New Postal Savings Boost Delivers to Local Bank
A new order expands postal savings banking, allowing residents distant from a post office to deposit and manage accounts by mail. It enables persons over ten to open deposits, with 21 401 00 dollars reported today and expectations of large increases in local postal savings activity.
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Hospital bill increase moves to governor after assembly debate
Loveland of the Hospital Association stated the bill for Corry Hospital has been sent to Governor Brums with an appropriation of $12,000 an increase of $1,000 over the original draft. Assemblyman CG Le Alyrander opposed the measure while the legislature approved the revised amount.
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