Gerard to Leave Germany for Switzerland Amid Tense Talks
Washington reports a diplomatic rift with Germany may extend to Austria as Vienna backs unrestricted submarine warfare. President Wilson weighs options with Secretary Lansing and Baker. Ambassador Gerard reportedly plans a special train via Switzerland. Contingent actions indicate readiness for emergency.
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School Closes Early Amid Cold Disruption and Gas Shortage
A historic outage forces partial school dismissal as a gas company reports record low pressure at its wells and warns of continued shortages. Officials describe disrupted service, urging conservation while urging residents to limit nonessential use and prepare for possible further interruptions.
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Pennsylvania guards placed on railroad bridges
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Stoge Market Stronger Today Amid Mixed Trading
A fragmented report from New York notes stock market activity improving with some gains on select issues. Traders reflected cautious optimism as several shares rose while others lagged, signaling uneven strength across sectors.
War prep rumors swirl as Navy and Army ready plans
Reports claim precautionary measures are in place to protect ships and crews amid war scare. Officials meet with commanders and assess risks. no active hostilities reported, yet defense posture remains heightened and rumors investigated.
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Jeweer Committee Proposes Glade District Sewage Plan
The Jeweer Committee releases a new plan to upgrade Glade District sewer service. Engineer Rogers and C Turungun outline a budgeted project to install sewer mains, a treatment plant, and a small pumping station to prevent sewage overflow into the Allegheny River. The plan calls for a $250,090 investment and includes surface improvements and temporary facilities while construction proceeds. Continued on Page A.
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Nations Urged to Join in Breaking Diplomatic Ties
European powers hesitate but officials hopeful that American lives and rights need not be sacrificed. The call for collective action against Germany follows reports of pressure from neutral states to sever relations, aiming to avert a broader crisis.
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Sixth Pennsylvania to be rushed home from border
In a hurried wartime order, the Sixth Pennsylvania Infantry is slated to depart border duties and return home. The delay redirects units formerly bound for further action to domestic duties, reflecting shifting military priorities. The move follows a prior deployment to sustain operations tied to Allied fronts.
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Reeves 18 New Farmer Named for Job at State Hospital
Reeves 18 year old named for new farmer post at the state hospital. The ceremony noted his prior experience and readiness to take over farming duties at the facility. Local officials described him as a capable addition to the hospital operations and county agriculture efforts.
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Fire Claims Father and Four Children in Philadelphia
A blaze swept a Philadelphia home on February 5 killing Max Comers and four children. Fire officials say the inferno destroyed the dwelling and left survivors to reckon with the tragedy.
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Fire damages Heckman Halter Company in Coudersport
A February fire in Coudersport destroyed the Heckman Marie Halter Company property causing about $63,000 in losses. Fire crews battled the blaze but the extent of damage confirmed the incident. Local authorities investigate possible causes as owners assess repairs and insurance coverage.
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Mormon Treason and Mormonism in U S History
Disjointed OCR recounts accusations against Mormonism, portraying it as treasonous during wartime and calling for suppression. Mentions anti Mormon measures, church leaders, and public sentiment, alleging polygamy and political influence as threats to the United States.
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