Wilson Cabinet to consider drastic action on rail strike
Washington reports a cabinet meeting set at 2:30 pm to chart government response to a national railroad strike. President Wilson may intervene. leaders imply the strike could last five days before government takeover of the railroads.
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Brotherhood Hoods
Supreme Court
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Brotherhood
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Entimen
Lee
Brotherhooda
Roada
Looking Backwards April 18 Bushels and Tauat
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a date in April and mentions quantities like bushels and a place or term Cana with a numeric code 248 Cems Ber. No clear individuals or organizations are readable.
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Eines
Zena— Hansen Bushels
Pour Tauat
Cana
Right to bar armed merchant ships disputed
In Washington, debates focus on whether to recognize limits on arming merchant ships. The discussion centers on policy directives and echoes calls from allied nations regarding maritime autonomy and security. Government officials weigh potential implications for international law and trade routes.
British Destroyer Sunk in Channel Minefield
A British destroyer was sunk in the Bosphorus channel after striking a mine, with 22 sailors lost.
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Landen
Inne
Fragments Report Bombardment on Bertish Coast
A fragmentary dispatch notes bombardment near the Bertish coast amid wartime action. The brief text mentions damage but lacks complete details or clear attribution.
Walker's Appointment as Postmaster Confirmed Today
The Senate confirmed the appointment of W. A. Walker as postmaster. The action followed debates and delays referenced in the record, with Walker set to begin duties at the local post office.
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Oman
Hiern Ugpotters
Automobile Show Draws Large Local Crowds
The city hosts an auto exhibition attracting heavy attendance as residents visit displays from Warren and nearby dealers. Guests tour touring sedans and Cadillacs while experts discuss models and features. The event, running through two evenings, drew wide public interest and several major brands were showcased.
Townships Spent 54745 For Roads Maintenance Last Year
Township expenditures show 54745 spent on road maintenance last year with figures suggesting multiple townships and districts contributed. The report notes varying costs across areas and outlines anticipated future spending and maintenance plans.
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Iownships
Foodstuffs Supply Faces Disruption as Strikes Loom
The passage describes widespread concerns over a looming strike impacting foodstuffs and essential goods. It notes potential factory and transport stoppages, risk to perishable items, and calls for contingency plans as authorities expect disruptions to supply chains and prices.
Plea for Stability Amid Russia Crisis Echoes Across Europe
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense European situation with moves toward war involving Russia Germany and Britain. References mention a war atmosphere and political maneuvering among empires and bureaucracies influencing policy.
Fire devastates the Womonwealth Hotel in Algerioburg
A major blaze heavily damages the Womonwealth Hotel in Algerioburg on March 16. Fire and water cause extensive loss, with the top floor mintletress Moreroom ruined and flames spreading through the building while local officials, insurers, and business owners assess the nationwide impact and insurance coverage.
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Tresler
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Ghana
Taany Awen
Pwtilien
Taany Sears
Musleiaie
Amon
Elmira Postmaster Appointed in Washington Nomination
March 15 report shows Teantel Shathah nominated for postmaster in Elmira by President Wilton. Details of appointment process unclear in the fragment but confirms nomination.
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Nomination Time For Boys And Girls Contest
The Times urges readers to submit nominations for the upcoming boys and girls contest. The piece highlights prizes, organizers, and the importance of participation, urging families to act and send entries soon. It references past contests and emphasizes effort and fair competition by all participants.
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Uist
Iis
Anil Ehurite
Alveste
Russia Abdication Sparks Widespread Rejoicing and Loyalist Pledges
Dispatches from Petrograd and London report Grand Duke Nicholas affirming loyalty to the new government after Czarist abdication. General Brusiloff expected as army commander in chief. amnesty granted to political prisoners amid widespread arrests and police actions as the revolution advances.
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