Germany Warns Neutral Ships as War Expands
Berlin reports a new German warning after a fresh note on war policy. neutral ships face sinking without warning in designated zones. The dispatch notes two American vessels had sailed from Bordeaux to Europe, sparking international commentary and potential repercussions with the United States.
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Lowion
Germany
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Moglish
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Germaroy
Erace Alto
Wildes
Ehips
Aklzs
Bordesus
Voutoche Releaze
United States
Aimak
Certion Raider
Sewagabes
la Rasou
Washington
Farrow
Teis
Sumer
Gouden
Phu
Hes
Reuler Dpsich
Covenhagen
Londost
Fey
Aps
Geran
Tenanas
Cma
Enhtary
Chrelus
Joinwick Amerton
Erlevim
Servia
Investigation of Food Prices Startled by Washington Plan
Washington on February 2 reports expropriation for the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Agriculture to study food price rises. The plan aims to control price increases amid protests and would involve a broad inquiry into underlying causes and distribution, with experts examining all details of supply and demand, including meat, dairy, fruits, grains, and feeds.
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Washington
Penaifiant Witaon
Fedo
Department of Aerivsisacy
Theserigarina
Hegme Ze Allou
Aeimtion
Coaimemsiah
Mel
Yacker
Riven
Bieiom
Camp Pre Alert and Dinner at the Glendora Coffee House
A wartime camp gathering features a dinner in a fragrant Glendora Coffee House setting. Speakers recall Civil War heroes, with Comaliticg Wink leading the table talk and veterans thanked for service. The night honors veterans and entertaiment committees organize the program, ending with speeches and applause.
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Steine Room
Unites
Drealdsne
Waicay
Boys Fm
BNC
Aed
Eve Conulea
St Bergory Suir
Catia
Agana Seely
Tat Gable
Arteta
Appomattox
Accantan
Taraat
Beauticuy
Iggla’reestudis
G. Bjorkmat
Imeeniely
Wheeler
Bert
Andy
Cineota
Fe Eamattiy
Bo Chem
Wien
Deridey Tor Hia
Siath'Horton Gp
Tor Cosbes Donne
Holland's 6000 Reasons for Her Decision
The article discusses Holland's stance amid wartime pressures, detailing political and diplomatic factors shaping a neutral nation's choice. It cites German naval threats, Allied interests, and Holland's aim to maintain independence while avoiding entanglement.
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Holland
Carranza Seeks Peace as Diplomats Push for Embedded Embargo
The de facto leader Carranza appears to seek peace by aligning with neutral nations for an embargo on belligerents. A Global communication via Secretary Lansing and a proposal for a joint European effort to halt munitions supplies is discussed, with mixed reactions from officials and a pending U.S. diplomatic reply.
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Lansing
P de Negri
Florida crops suffer less damage than earlier feared
Washington February 13 reports show officials detect less severe impact from the Tommato and fruit losses in Florida after early frost fears. Secretary Lansing notes Cuba tensions rise as the United States weighs policy options. this comes as farm reports indicate partial recovery and ongoing concerns for growers across the state.
Winter Weather Brings Severe Conditions Across Regions
Reports describe heavy pressure and cold fronts causing widespread disruption from Pennsylvania to nearby towns. Citizens face blocked routes, stranded travelers, and power issues as temperatures plummet and wind chills rise. Local authorities urge caution as crews work to reopen roads, restore services, and monitor worsening conditions through the week.
Loss of finger linked to Loy's death in preumghia case
Oliver and Biz Mages, parents of Seerold Willin H. Ristes, filed a claim alleging Loy lost a finger and died last year from pneumonia after a medical incident. The case involves a referee decision overturned by higher authorities, with allegations of delayed treatment and a bank heist tied to the timeline. The record cites medical and financial misconduct, and questions lingering about liability and damages.
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Oliver
Biz Mages
Seerold
Willin H. Ristes
BnEer Srthe
Sythe Stauy
Supealed
Che Cana Frat
O- Scott Sinjek
Binte Bouck Fas Mpheli
Tae Cene Ik
Mar
Heluau
Gomenaetion Anand
Stalen
Franklin State Bank
Nmne
Doctora
Annual Meeting of Warren County Farm Bureau
The Warren County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting with about 35 members attending. Officers for 1917 were elected including President Grove and Treasurer B D Stewart, with a focus on adopting the year’s program of work and county reports on agricultural initiatives and local activities.
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Annual Meeting OF
Farm Bureau
Uusinonemot
Warren County Harm Bureau
Enure
Volice
C.A
Sarmar
Pico
Grove
Uréau
Couns Treiseree
Respectiely
Souprisan Fe
Piiaatenerear
SL Bradley
Gacar Brustrom
H. H
Bausch
Burcus
Stark
Aberion
Aldgor Na
Cains
Ercloeke
Kate Culeas
Wade End
Avra
Weaver
Af Stag Cottens
Anyute Flyeslug
Mar
Wucra
Tie Bureau
Rue
Faeab
Anniversary of Counnrls Wolt at Catunbuy and Indian
The Century Club marked the twelfth anniversary at the Trushera Hotel with speeches by Mr McCuan Hon. J.P Brew and others. The program included a ceremonial toast, a simple tribute, and musical interludes as attendees recalled past events and looked to the future.
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Finietts
Catunbuy
Mowlay
Evenhug
Trushera
Calebralinos
Che
Tie Cecal
Ueon Rae
Levy Koate
Aspolitan
Watt Haring
McCuen
McCuan
Toeak Council
Warren Connell
Oastmanner
Wenulebos
Aera
Charien Bagi
Brie
J.P Brew
Eee
Bruxy
Zteex
Stephen ¥. Moran
ncKews
Bincex Parakcera
Pratermalve
Chaeus
I ‘Howe
Tudge Dowd
Sieaimanex
Star
Rae McKeasport
Seth
Archantea
Roomie
Jone
Robbts of Columbus
Elven
Conermund
Wali Steluik
Bamant al Lee
Damaged Infrastructure Questioned After Cold Exposure
Fragments describe extensive damage to a structure identified as ECARINFORTY caused by exposure to cold and related conditions. The report mentions a miner and a coal stove scene, with references to blocks, flames, and perceived dangers. A witness recalls a prior incident and ongoing concerns about safety and integrity of the site.
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Surly
Feeston
Eerage
Memory of Lincoln Wondered By Congress
Washington reports confusion as Congress reflects on Lincoln's birth anniversary. The Senate, House, and various committees weigh memorials and speeches, while officials note the national impact of Lincoln's ideas and legacy.
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