Ten Americans Lost on Laconia
Ten Americans lost on the Laconia as a Sewall boat sank following the liner’s torpedoing. Women Mary Hay and Miss Elizabeth Floss among the dead. reports say the ship was torpedoed off the U.S. coast, with investigations promised and blame directed at the attackers.
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Laconia
Fred Kapeoure
Sewall
Washington, Feu
Mary Hay
Mig Mlisabot Flos
Providen
Emicigls
Seimertonis
Aimoricana
York
Cortaie
Até
Omi
Elven
Dalmine
Stora" Ginhouy
Calcego
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Scar bEettueie Saxton Tg
Buswridge
Receipt of Big Fee For Work In Boston
A gray snippet reports a large payment connected to work in Boston with mention of a committee and peace talks. The text is garbled but notes a total cast and a chairman in a context suggesting funding or fees. Further readable names or exact figures are unclear.
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Washington
Boston
Meatynald
Automobile Club Meeting Promotes New Blood in Wermesbay
The Wierrsu Automobile Club led by president De WW. M. Abeelsen plans a meeting at 7 o'clock at the Klia venue to reorganize ahead of a big event. Members urge active participation, seek fresh volunteers, and aim to form a booth at a forthcoming fair to recruit car owners for road improvement efforts and a highway department match of funds.
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M.abeelsen
Wierrsu Automobile Club
Eutemubtlacs
Thin
Conteraute
Golme
Dextr
la Tive
Wideawake
Wat
Commissionara
Chen
Usua
Ne Highway Department
Thaw Sanity Hearings Move Anew In Lunacy Case
A New York court weighs James Thaw's mental state as his mother seeks a lunacy proceeding to commit him. The petition asks for examination by a commission to determine Thaw's sanity and placement, with hearings slated for next week and potential transfer to official custody.
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Comession
Weston
Jarry IE
Teaw
Ft Rae
Great Britain Launches Massive War Loan Patently Emphasized
A historic Britain war loan launch draws enthusiastic public reaction and government statements. Officials report strong investor interest and a substantial subscription target amid wartime financing measures. The campaign emphasizes national unity and prolonged support for the war effort, with figures indicating large sums pledged by citizens.
Fatal Wreck on Pennsylvania: All Passengers Die
A Pullman car wreck near Pennsylvania Station today kills the entire family aboard and injures others. Rescue trains, doctors, and relief crews rush to the scene as bodies are recovered and investigations begin.
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Union
Fennsylvania Mercantile Express
Altoona
Reemnents
Autywreck
Chester A. Manes
Chester A. Manes. Corrp.cibisty Annd You! Operator , Cheartiend
Owen
Maud Allaas
Chyaten
Hila
Fannin Entteerie
Phmig Nedek
New
Auzons
Auton
Hunt Exping
Appeals Court Hears Case Of Youth Convicted Of Murder
The state supreme court heard an appeal from Earnest Hanes, sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of Haines’ farmer father. Morern and co-defendant were indicted and testified. defense argued trial errors and rights were violated. The court’s decision awaited as arguments centered on lower court findings and constitutional protections.
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Ante
Supreme Cour
Arge Ampnin
Earnest Hanes
Commonwealth
Getense
Moreen
Bridge Floods and City Fear as Rivers Rise
The report recounts a severe flood event with multiple bridges near Conewsongo overwhelmed by rising waters. Residents report flooded avenues and damaged infrastructure as the river breached banks, with some bridges rendered unsafe. Authorities note warnings and past events as context, while predicting continued high water and possible closures.
Educators of Countrywide Session Opens in Kansas City
About 5 000 educators from schools colleges and universities gather in Kansas City Missouri for the reunion of the United States teachers division of the National Association for Elementary Education. Delegates include presidents principals and superintendents from various states as they plan sessions and notable speakers. The event features special attention and a prize of 5000 for the event program and proceedings.
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Kamsas City
Etwertion Ceour
Paray Ge
Entharat
Cawual
le Superintandenes
Afauiona Advcntion Association
Ken
Kan
Hidi Sehost
Collge
Presidente
Principae
Eesenntur
Albert
Teeer
Indianapolis
Goretniy Gale Aely Ar Misaoueh
Ana Die
T. Cor. Vom
Coltbus
Maecune
Guu
Inn
Era
Kathrin Stra
Onin Wisleyal Universiy
No final agreement reached on German crisis actions
Washington reports no drastic move planned amid debates over authority to confront Germany. Officials say war declaration must come from Congress while discussions continue on possible extra sessions and presidential powers to act if needed.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Teapublicung
Lansing
Ponent
Lavonia Gage
Buigress
Republicane
Diabelinad
Authoritz
Wilie von Oe
Tn Crane
Talea & Batu
Ita
Pravlannt
Bvsu
Avenila Authority
Ile Efrares
Unitad Staten
Wilson
Namseit
Nowevar
Local finance debate spurs bond talks and public funds
City officials and residents weigh bonds and funding for infrastructure as talks highlight capacity, police and school needs. The article notes proposals, timelines, and a push to extend public input while evaluating costs and long term impact.
Governor Brombauen Ready 70 Starry Food Price Amendment
A fragmented report outlines a pending state senate amendment tied to food price controls. It cites concerns from lenders and merchants about inflation and consumer access, noting debate over timelines and legislative steps before any potential adoption by voters. The piece mentions Cranford county officials and a general call for careful market intervention.
Anxiety in Holland Grows Over German Moves
Reports from Holland reflect rising public anxiety as Dutch leaders seek a response to German advances. The Lenine papers highlight tensions and possible government actions while citizens fear further destruction and a sense of silence from authorities.
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Fonda
Hollanda
Tateh Shin
Garman
Dogn
Strellon
Siemer
Sonable
Quarantine Youth in City Tied to Spinal Meningitis
A city health official urged quarantine after two or more youths contracted spinal meningitis. The cases center on Myite Street near 18 the Atsenne, with one patient 29 years old. Health officers planned quarantine to avoid public alarm while awaiting a final diagnosis.
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Untichment
Panten Street
British steamer towed after sinking in barred harbor
A British steamer carrying 5,000 tons and another 3,020 ton vessel were torpedoed in a barred harbor today. The Brivieh sMEDED Trailer was sunk while rescuers reported no immediate casualties and officials began salvage operations.
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London
Ann
Stousner
Vara
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