Deaths Continued From Page One In Homer City
Funeral arrangements not yet made for Robnson head bookkeeper at Graceton Coke Co Gracewa. Respected in Homer City for civic and religious commitments, board service and local school involvement. Survived by wife and children Homer Margaret Emmons Armour. brothers James Robinson Homer City and John Robinson Mt Pleasant. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Jewart Homer City died yesterday. burial in Plumville scheduled tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robnson
Graceton Coke Co
Gracewa
Homer City
Flomer City
Mrs J C N Park attends sister funeral in Philadelphia
Mrs J C N Park of Locust street traveled to Philadelphia for the funeral of her sister Miss Zenoba Loder. The passage notes this is the fourth death in her family within a year, while other locals are visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses.
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J.C. N. Park
Locust Street
Philadelphia
Zenoba Loder
Charles W. Books
Pittsburgh
Roy W. Souder
Methodist Meetings Spread Across Districts This Week
A report notes highly successful Cote rage Prayer meetings held by the Methodist Episcopal church and lists the week’s schedule. Six meetings on Monday and six on Thursday across six districts, all at 7:30 PM, with hosts named for each district and night.
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Atiges
Lewis Kay
Lutheran Chrch
N. P. MaNolis
St. Bernard’s RB. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Titth Street
Philadelphia Street
Frank Ross
Dis Church Street
Clark W. Rink
Ghurch Street
Fifth
Eighth Streets
Chas. E. Rink
Water and
Hight
James Gompers
North Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Fifth Street
Railroad
J. W. Cary
Wayne Avenue
John Remaley
Grant Street
Eighth
Twelfth Streets
W. JT. Anderson
North Ninth Street
Twelfth Street
J. W. McGahey
Tairview
Geo. Nesbitt
Where He Learned Juggling
A Youngstown Telegram item notes Professor Tos hemup, famed juggler, learned his tricks while earning a living as a photographer. He amused the people whose pictures he took and claims he learned juggling from observing and practicing in the field.
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Rankin
Professor Toshemup
Phyle 1
Youngstown
Public calls to repeal Full Crew Law flood Harrisburg
Harrisburg March 6 reports show an unprecedented flood of public letters and petitions to Pennsylvania lawmakers urging quick action to repeal the Full Crew Law. Legislators admit volume of correspondence is vast and limits personal acknowledgment, with Sen. Owen Jenkins noting district sentiment appears largely against the measure.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Owen H. Jenkins
Philadelphia
Indiana Highs Meet Johnstown In YMCA Clash
In a fast local basketball recap, Indiana beat Cresson 62 to 7 with McGregor and Brown starry in the first half. Referee Dauer officiated well as Shaffer and Dodson led scoring. Johnstown High School to face Indiana Thursday at the YMCA in a high‑stakes grid of play. The Lutheran Boys topped Homer City Stars 31 to 9 at the Auditorium.
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McGregor
Brown
Daddy” Dauer
Indiana
Cresson
Ses Py
Iseeeeaes
Kane Shaffer
Pseees
Esseees Brown Dodson
Smith Williams
E. Gevsee Kane Cleave
Shaffer
Wetzel
Dodson
Kane
Killen
Cleave
Shaf
Johnstown High School
Lutheran Boys
Homer City Stars
A Matter of Taste and Mutiny in Wordplay
A fragmentary item notes a phrase about taste and restraint drawing from wit and wordplay. It mentions Philadelphia Todger and a quip about luck and brains by W. A Leigh, suggesting a humorous or editorial aside in a historic column.
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Philadelphia
Rwtdle
W. A Leigh
Giants of the Dardanelles bombard forts with indirect fire
London reports ongoing bombardment of Turkish forts at the Dardanelles and Gulf of Saros. Queen Elizabeth uses indirect fire from ships, while parts of the fleet deliver direct shelling. Fort Chanak reportedly silenced and Turkish 14 inch guns surprise observers. Rumor of an Italian expedition in the Aegean to seize Adalia.
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Gannon
London
Dardanelles
Gulf of Saros
Strait
Queen Oligabeth
Hamidieh-Tabla
Advances Claimed In Champagne District By Enemies
London dispatch notes conflicting French and German communiques over Champagne. French reports claim gains in trenches and captured positions while German statements allege progress and repulsion of a French assault on Mesnil-Les-Hurlus with heavy losses. Russians report battles near the Vistula and Pilica southwest of Warsaw with claims of German retreats and Austrian forces crossing the San described as annihilated. British reports note two severe skirmishes between British and Indian troops and large forces.
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Champagne
London
Mesnil-Les-Hurlus
Vistula
Pilicza
Warsaw
Grodno
Mlawa
San
Turkish turmoil expands as forces move toward Constantinople
March 8 dispatches report German and Turkish troops removing forts on the Dardanelles and arming Marmora while refugees, including women and children, flee toward Harlin. Hunger grows in the capital as bread is requisitioned for troops, and panic spreads among Turkish civilians.
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Dardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Turkey
Greeks Recall Army Officers in Switzerland Mobilization Talk
Reports from Geneva say all Greek army officers in Switzerland were recalled and Greeks of military age must appear at the Geneva consul general by March 11. Opinion in the capitals points to a general mobilization, with Venizelos possibly becoming premier. War sentiment rises as Greece weighs neutrality and new territory.
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Geneva
Paris
Switzerland
Zaimis
Athens
Vty
Prartice Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
Fiat Ne Heed
Constantine Tes
Aets
Alexardormis
Formes Mits
Etic
Crete
Cogoverna
National Bank
Forma Ophive
M. Vere
M. @aimis
Greece
Greece and Austria Strain Diplomacy Amid World War I
The article details pressures on Greece to join the war with the Triple Entente, while German demands to Austria strain relations with Vienna. It notes Franco Russian and British moves to deter Greece from entering, and Germany’s guarantees to Greece for neutrality. War reports describe German retreat on several fronts and Russian counteroffensives.
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Tha Tif &T Abberid i
Fiterfareive
Perachalences
Uae
Baslid
Sophia
Éttipersi
Greece
Italy
Berlin
Vienina
Austria
Salvan
Maintenaru
Francis Joseph
Trent
Plotrkow
Baura
Galician
Archduke Joseph
Dniester
Pruth
Europe
Coratantine
France
Russia
Great Britain
Dardanelles
London
Turkey
Greecn
Bulgaria
Germany
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