United States Edges Toward War with Germany
Amid widespread defense buildup and diplomatic tension, the United States moves toward possible entry into European conflict. The House Foreign Relations Committee approved arming American merchant ships by a 17 to 4 vote, while stressing no additional steps until Congress acts. Reports note German submersibles near U.S. waters and Austria denying sinking a U.S. schooner.
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House Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
United States
Europe
Ailisek Taney
Germany
Pevenlert
House Forign Relations Committee
Congress
Austria
State Department
Lyman A. Tan
Penfield
Tondon
Steff
Unaro Liner Lagoa Torpedoed Without Warning
Confused wartime report describes the Unaro liner Lagoa being torpedoed with no warning by a submarine. Official notes from the State Department reference a broader action plan and safety measures as survivors and crew details emerge.
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UNARO
LAGOA
Sibgins Introduces El Tazrighure February 24 Event
Fragmentary OCR notes announce El Tazrighure event on February 24 with Warren, Siceina, and a 221.00 house appropriation, mentioning the Wareun operation and competent? denen.
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Tazrighure
Ox Warren
Belgian Relief Ships Open Lanes Declared
New York reports bea lanes opened for Belgian relief ships amid Allied supply efforts. Herbert C. Woofer of the commission stated ships Metwaem North American and Ruberdain have been redirected for Belgian aid. Authorities expect more vessel movements to begin soon to deliver food and essential goods while maintaining humanitarian safeguards.
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Rochester
New York
Bordleaux
Rae Fein Shirely
Finland
Liverpool
Herbert c. Woofer
Feller
Metwaem
Amherican
Jontae
Tne
New State Printer Appointed Amid Contested Appointment
The state appoints a new public printer amid political turmoil as the Senate debates the nomination. Opposition cites constitution limits while supporters urge timely confirmation. The governor signals readiness to press ahead, with key officials noting potential impacts on public works and state communications.
United States seeks capture of Cuban rebels report
United States has asked for capture of Cuban rebels in a dated report. The wording notes diplomatic actions and mentions a range of officials and dates in a garbled historical fragment.
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United States
GHOOL BOARD PLANS TAX INCREASE AND SCHOOL FUNDING
A local board announces plans to raise taxes to fund a full school year and avoid cuts. Members discuss revenue needs, potential deficits, and the impact on residents while preparing to set the budget and salary scales for staff.
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Ghool Board
House approves 400000 probe on high cost of living
The House votes 247 to 38 to include 400000 for an investigation by the Senate/Peer Trade Commission into the high cost of living. The move aims to probe inflationary pressures and related hiring practices, with action slated for forthcoming sessions.
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Sandey Ulsil
Sucluu
Aghenae Nf
Peers
Trate Commission
Franklin Ige Gorge Flogging Incident Rocks Town
Residents report the Franklin area was paralyzed by a severe event described as the greatest flogged incident in local history. A crowd filled principal streets as workers and authorities addressed damage from heavy rain and floods.
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Ige
Franklin
Pioneer oilman Theodor Dartanault dies at 81
Theodor J Dartanault longtime head and director of multiple oil and gas firms including Mangin Natural Gas Co Pittsburgh Oil & Gas Co and United Gas Corporation died at his home after a stroke. Born in Titusville Pa in 1863 he helped build major oil ventures in Oklahoma California and Arkansas and was a founding figure in early American oil and gas development. He leaves two daughters a son and several relatives in Oklahoma and Pennsylvania.
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Hanmoat
Harngdall Oil Co
Oklahoana
California
Theodor J. Darticault
Titasville
Zaky Li
Waa & Piineer Residuae Sud
Ilier
Tacangall
Denny Rouben
Hereek
Oi Ha
Willam
Tuttine
Emileavor
Branford
Phede
Nealy
Experiance
New York
Delaty
le Une
Natural Gas Corporation
Wakeweed
Kaneas Nieiwiit Gas
Tease
Abia
Hern
Imri Misra
Missy
Josie
Robert Law
Pitishasgn
Tinsville
Atlas Rugg Clean
Providence
Thesias
Freight Train Crashes Through Signal Killing Dozens
A fiery rear collision occurs as a freight train ignores a danger signal and slams into a passenger train. Authorities tally twenty fatalities with numerous injuries as crews recount the catastrophe and failed stopping attempts.
Governor Brumbaugh Grants Respite to 70 Youthful Murderers
Governor Brumbaugh grants a respite delaying executions from March 5 to May 7 for seventy youths. Details describe court delays and resistance to immediate death penalties as legal processes proceed in Pennsylvania, with references to county officials and the political climate surrounding clemency.
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Brumbaugh Grantes
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Knate
Imate
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Amare Wahlen
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Uhicano
Wilnow
Eva
Sibgins
BEA
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Franklin County
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Senate
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Wuhan
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Eisteunen
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Lie
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Parma
Commetes Commission
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Ramey
Joan “Awean
Ged
Siace O Sina Minga
Caliah
Minels
Coulter
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Olotae
May Minds
Clevelend
Prank Lauter
Brooke
Modisker
New York City
Paulie Fanniny
Punavle
Pust A. Fanning
Plottesulle
Wie
TF - Almranmery
Bloomingwe Mt. Tha
Anganar
Flattayilo
Nathas Belgly Porter
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Tha
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