Fall of Lemberg Reported by Austro German Headquarters
Berlin reports Lemberg fallen after a severe battle with Austro German forces claiming conquest of the Galician capital and decline of Russian control in Galicia. Viennese telegrams note heavy prisoner totals while Petrograd cites selective advances and alarms of continued clashes on multiple fronts.
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Three Severe Earthquakes Hit Imperial Valley Calexico Damaged
Three strong shocks struck Imperial Valley late last night, damaging towns from El Centro to Mexicali. At least fifteen people killed or injured, with Calexico bearing the worst fires and destruction. Imperial buildings cracked and most fell, while Mexicali reports several deaths. Damages exceed one million dollars as rail towns and other sites suffer across the border region.
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Expert to Have Charge of Filtration Plant
The Steubenville city council approved the 1916 municipal budget totaling 325 140.75 and moved to the budget commission for cuts. They also engaged a consulting engineer to supervise the 80 percent finished filtration plant to prevent politicization and hired Mr. Hoover at 25 dollars a month for one year as adviser. Mayor Geo W McLeish resigns effective July 1 1915.
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The Cheerful Cherub Ju You'll Ceeter Every Rt
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cheerful character caption or ad line. It hints at a playful period tone with a cheerfully rhythmic phrase about a cherub or character named Ju. Details are incomplete, but the text suggests a lighthearted, marketable item from a vintage page.
Baldwin to Erect Large Factory for Remington in Chester
2000 houses to be built for families of workers brought to Chester to meet wartime orders. Baldwin Locomotive Works plans a big factory for Remington Arms at Eddystone near Chester, to be used for Remington contracts and later transferred back to Baldwin. By November Remington expects 15000 employees and Baldwin 8000 with orders sufficient for two years.
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Ripper Suspect Held as Philadelphia Investigates
George Blumlein, arrested in Philadelphia, displays erratic behavior and references to the New York Ripper cases. With New York police involved, authorities assess whether he is the alleged killer. He claimed a man in New York wanted his liver and drew a rusty penknife.
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Elliott named to State Industrial Commission in Ohio
Commission in Columbus reports Governor Willis names H. L. Elliott of Delaware to fill the term of M. B. Hammond on the State Industrial Commission. The six year term pays $4,000 annually. Additional appointments include S. D. Shankland to the Kent State Normal School trusteeship and other reappointments and changes across state boards and commissions.
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Wilson to visit summer White House in Cornish NH
President Wilson departs at midnight for the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire not to return until July 6. He will first stop in Roslyn Long Island to spend tomorrow with Col. E M House, then proceed to Cornish where he is due Friday afternoon. Direct telegraphic communication is arranged keeping him in constant touch with Washington officials.
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Jury Rules Mrs Sallie Boland McGrew Will Invalid
A nine to three verdict in the Matilda C. Reilly et al vs Wan. OSs executor case holds that the last will of Mrs. Sallie Boland McGrew leaving $2000 to boarder M. Ross is not valid. Deliberations lasted eight hours, stressing McGrew’s eccentricities. Continued on page five.
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Ackley Denounces Sunday Methods Then Recants in Philadelphia
Secretary to Billy Sunday retracts criticisms of Sunday's preaching methods, praising him as a longtime friend and noting no money disputes. In a separate letter from Mingo Junction, Ohio, a reader urges action against coal stripping, calling it a crime against residents, urging public condemnation, and a united, lawful push to halt resource destruction.
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Pardon Board Denies Helen Boyle in Whitlaw Kidnaping Case
The Pardon Board in Harrisburg refused to recommend clemency for Helen Boyle who aided her husband James Boyle in abducting Willie Whitlaw from Sharon in 1998. She is serving 25 years at Western penitentiary while her husband received a life sentence. A protest by former district attorney J Mead Lininger accompanied the file, though the trial judge offered no position.
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Ohio Weather: Fair Tonight and Thursday
The forecast for Ohio calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures on Thursday. Highs and overnight lows are not specified, but the pattern suggests pleasant spring weather with rising daytime warmth.
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New Church Planned on Highland Avenue Site
New church construction will replace the old Spencer property at North and Highland as St Stanislaus rapidly expands under its pastor. The colonial era Spencer homestead has been razed to clear space for the remodel and a larger church. clergy housing has already been erected on the Montford Street property.
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Branch in Ohio to be organized despite state group
Cleveland reports a plan to form a new branch amid opposition from the state association. Protests by the suffrage group failed to block access to the site. Reports from Columbus last evening say a convention will be held there soon, signaling vigorous activity by suffragists.
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