Thaw Ordered Back to Asylum in Courtroom Chaos
In New York a complex Thaw case unfolds as armed deputies guard the courtroom while Thaw faces detention questions. The legal fight centers on whether he should be returned to New Hampshire or kept in New York amid petitions and upcoming court actions.
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New York
Harry
New Hampshire
Leawyl Asylim
Buch
Supreme Court
New England
Euprema
Pjur
Phaw
New
Megiagip Phing
Peieg
Ford
Federal Court Azul
States Supreme Court
Prussian Losses Reported With Massive Total
A Copenhagen dispatch details Prussian casualties and captives amid broader war losses. The report notes 1 050 029 latent total, with many killed and wounded, and others captured, while defenders in various fronts suffer heavy tolls. Names and places cited indicate central European theaters and memorials.
Tragedy and Fire Reported in Early March News
A farmer and his wife die by hanging in a barn tragedy discovered by twin children as a fire damages a nearby home. Across the page a dentist burns to death in Pleasantville, with neighbors unable to extinguish the blaze. Italy quake toll rises with 20,974 dead, figures from agency reports amid widespread destruction.
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Edward Boyfert
Wens
Rey
Italy
Tame, Agueran Omen
Purine Manny
Peraaiu
Osfirles
Newa Caone
Ure Dinaster
Pennsylvania Launches Navy Ship PennsylvanIa Queen of Navy
Newport News March 17. The Pennsylvania, largest warship ever built, was launched with songs, prayers and a champagne toast. Gov Wemabnagh and other dignitaries attended aboard the President’s yacht Mayflower for a formal christening at Point Comfort. The ceremony featured Miss Elizabeth Kolb of Philadelphia and culminated in a waterside celebration as the ship slid into the harbor. The vessel, cost 414,000,080, displaces 50k feet, and will serve as a flagship powered by steam and electricity. The old Pennsylva nia name was transferred to the new battleship Mittaburgh.
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Newport News
Elizabetty -Gitolo
Lows J Kolb
Philadelphia
Wemabnagh
Doseyle
Olo Point Comfort
Pennsylvania
Hote Chamberlain
Pennesivania
Erulgor Pennsylvania
Mittaburgh
Police arrest for robbery and assault in Shenandoah area
Shenandoah man accused of beating a police official and robbing $200. The arrest followed a disturbance near Girardville. In another report, Hugh J. Scott returns to Bluff after a search for a murder suspect in a separate case. Lord Brambeorna killed in battle as Meithation Attacked.
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Beott
Cala
Hugh J. Scott Hee
Bluff
Utah
Douglass
Ponttidny
Toushise Mesa
British Order Offends U S In War Trade Clash
President Wilson has not yet studied the British Order in Council shutting off all traffic with Germany. Officials anticipate a vigorous protest as the policy impacts neutral commerce. Britain and Germany rejected US terms for a pause in submarine warfare and food shipments.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
United States
State Department
London
Cer
Innay
de Scribes Thete
War Risk Bureau
WM Fa
Congress
Neutratn
Child Killed by Motor in Lancaster City
Lancaster reports a seven year old girl died from injuries after a car struck her and dragged her 200 feet. Police allege reckless driving by George Tole. he faces a murder charge as investigations continue. Also noted are proposals for a presidential primary and Scranton tax warrants.
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Lancaster
Marcie Vie
Adelinn
Henry L. Sirona
Cleorge
Tole
If You Want Eggs From Howard Rroe 1-84 Beg
A unclear column listing egg related phrases and names. Reads like a misread OCR with scattered references to Howard Brow and Heaveard Vine yrodiger. Content lacks coherent news facts or identifiable events.
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Howard Rroe
Heaveard Brow
Stripping Contract Wins Big Coal Strip at Buck Mountain
Navellon Pa March 17 The largest stripping contract yet awarded in the anthracite fields was granted to Benjamin & Co for Cox estate on Buck Mountain. Work begins at once, lasting 12 to 14 years, with extensive area and thousands of tons of dynamite. The old Buck Mountain stripping crew will move to the new project, and more work is planned. The contract promises greater scope than Navleigh and Lattimer excavations, as coal remains abundant in nearby ranges. Additionally, Leslie C Beard Jr will represent the state at the annual Maryland scholastic oratorical contest at St Johns Annapolis March 26.
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Navellon
Laugh Walier Coat Company
Benjamin & Co
Cox Estate
Buck Mountain
Tuker Om
Navleigh
Lattimer
Monitor
Wederal
Buel Mountain
Leslie CG. Beard, Jr
Mateigh School
St Joh’s College
Annapolis
Marcel
Associate Brokers Form Frederick Firm Partnership
Associate broker B A H M Saltonstall formerly of New York associates with 8 G Williumann of this city and they will represent Motter Brothers & Company of Frederick, Bond and Investment Brokers, with an office in the First National Bank Building.
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B. A. H. M. Saltonstall
New York
Iimed
8. G. Williumann
Motter Brotera & Company
Frederick
Bond and Investment Brokers
Firat Nutionat Uuok Butte
Reverend Roy Schmucker Resigns From Nowneville Church
Reverend Roy Schmucker, pastor of Nowneville Christian Church for three years, resigns and will deliver a farewell sermon next Sunday. He may return to his former charge in Virginia.
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Roy Schmucker
Nowneville
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