Algonquin Sunk by German U Boat Off England
London reports the American steamer Algonquin of the American Star Line was torpedoed and sunk by a German U boat with 10 crewmen killed and nine Americans among the survivors. Captain A Norberg, a naturalized American, commanded the 1800 ton ship sailing from New York to London. All hands were saved, and a State Department confirmation noted the vessel unarmed.
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Capsin A. Norberg
America
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Caganan Steamalip Company
Bootewain
William T. Mohnes
Pirtsbe
U.S
Washington
Eismouth
Leader Moan Names Ue Apemkurstip Candidates
The report lists candidates for a local apemkurstip race amid a period of license and ship interests. It notes grants for liquor licenses and mentions warship patrols near the waters of Somerset Mave with references to veterans and Japanese stamiers.
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Cabin Particuive Patna
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Anstam Couan Somerset
Garvan
Somerant
Public reluctant to believe railroad strike will come
Public reaction shows disbelief as orders affecting disposition of loyal railroad workers arrive. The 20th unit orders issued last evening direct dissolution of certain crews and hint at possible strike actions, with officials debating course and potential impact on operations and morale.
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Cermin
Rae
Prain
Adamscu
Warren's First Automobile Show Opens In Warren
The first Warren automobile show opened this afternoon at Hugeell Garage on the East Side. The event features a wide display of cars and accessories with plans for exhibits and demonstrations throughout the day. Local exhibitors and crowd interest are noted as the show progresses.
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Warren
Hugeell Garage
Ynu Wilenvauce
Ivy, Uittermann, and & Finch Inraer Crow
Forkyanes
Genier
Eiesrm
Isutagis
Siaran
Tom Warren
Cor mick Denies Rumors In National Aburry Letter
Unclear text discusses Denicom Cor mick denying rumors regarding a named entity and possible appointment at an unidentified location. The fragment mentions Berkshare and Starch with scattered references to Diet and Geetite Amueanaun Cnencte at Blo.
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auGormick
Thirteen Bodies Recovered After Wreck Near Shangnabure
Rescue teams recover thirteen bodies from a wreck site identified by officials as Shangnabure and Sarrh. One body remains buried under debris in the main hull as divers continue efforts this afternoon.
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Shangnabure
Sarrh
Maine
Pipeline plan splits the Flats district route in debate
A heated discussion centers on building a long pipe line from the Flats district to 8. A.V. and down the river to the Struthes Station. Supporters claim it would hit railroad revenues and hurt shippers and manufacturers while opponents call it an outrageous move that could harm trade and workers.
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AlthnuKhull
Penasylcacia
Ghadeson Works
Muir
Tetnerins
Solgar Place
Tetnery
Warren
TEHRY HOUGE DIES AT HOME IN CHICAGO DISTINGUISHED STATE FIGURE
Harrsvurg March 13 Henry Moeors secretary of inbaroal affaice and Known throughout the state of Penmeviennis died ae ia home In achagon yesterday of paralynxs. He was one of the best known Story Cellara im the state. His eighty firthnag career and his jokes drew crowds. Many officials and friends will attend his funeral at the Capel.
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Monk Societes
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Mauris
Mim
Nat
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Mney
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Attena Merutise
Agsd Uileral
UBL
Hall-Mark
Great Strike Saturday Prompts Railroad War Warnings
Railroad managers threaten a mass walkout with eight hour day demands cited as the only solution. Orders for strike have already been issued and the president may appeal to leaders patriotism to calm the crisis.
Nationwide rail strike looms as talks falter
Easton edition reports potential nationwide railroad walkout amid failed wage talks. Officials warn disruption could halt freight and commuter services as unions press for contract gains, with government mediation possible to avert stoppage.
Six Killed at Emporium Today
A chaotic explosion at Emporium today left six dead and several injured. Officials believe the blast was intended to destroy the plant, with authorities noting a second explosion near the site and ongoing investigations into the motive and perpetrators.
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Emporium
Incoming British Delegation Receives Reserved Welcome
Serard I Washington and his party arrived this afternoon, met with a tepid reception as the returned official declined to comment. The visit was described in cautious terms by the press, signaling ongoing tensions in the region.
State Senate Pastes Sill for the Cornplanter School
In Harekburg on May 14 the State Senate approved measures related to the Cornplanter School and related local projects. The vote covers funding and authority for school recreation and town improvements, with discussions on taxes, ordinances, and county coordination.
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Claniin
Valtesie
Weking
IL Mandstory
Authoraing
Horguena
Lawotm
Hants
West Star Bower Planta Witd Water Works
Warren County
Lowes DN
Fire causes five thousand dollars damage at Coweango plant
A mysterious blaze ripped through the Coweango plant injuring machinery and glass. Watchman Benjamin Genus reported seeing flames bursting from an exterior wall at about 3:20, as local authorities and a fire crew fought the blaze for hours. A later report states preliminary investigation found no evidence of arson. witnesses described hearing a warning shout before the wall flared.
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Thetiia
Gamage Wits Dunein
Mirrne
Bnt
Benjamin Genus
Aulcun
Gus
Enthla
Beg
Ernie
Man Implicated in Spy Plots to Face Grand Jury
A man linked to espionage schemes has been brought to the United States and is to reveal key details before a grand jury. The case involves alleged spy plots and potential revelations expected in March. The subject, described as previously active abroad, will testify regarding the network and its operations.
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United States
Goodroads 4 Bond Issue Convention Guests Readies Action
A fragmentary report on a regional convention notes no formal action taken. A committee will present a resolution before adjournment. Discussion centers on a proposed bond issue to fund road improvements and ongoing public works within the county.
Shek Mill Owner Fined For Child Labor Violations
The Shek mill owner paid a forty dollar fine after admitting violations of child labor laws. A supervisor from the Pema Svan Department of Labor presented charges. officials say minors were employed after stock in the evening, with some posted workers unaccounted. The case, overseen by Judge Wheelen Carr, proceeds to review remaining details as the department investigates further.
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Wheelen Carr
Conan
Abe
A.W. Metny
Monee
Sintervisor
Nankace
Anor
Adams
Lewis
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