Germany and United States note exchange on submarine issue
Washington reports James W. Gerard, U S ambassador in Germany, received a note from the German foreign office. Indications point to a German reply and ongoing negotiations over submarine policy. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing discussed the situation at the White House with no final determinations reported.
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Reorganization plan for Army National Guard debated in Washington
Washington debate centers on federalization and creation of a 400000 strong National Guard reserve. Proposals envision a guard under federal authority with 260000 troops keyed to base needs, while Senate amendments and oath requirements spark contention. Conferees stalled as General Gram’s action lingered without decision.
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William Lorimer Guilty Verdict Reported by Jury
Chicago dispatch reports former U S Senator William Lorimer found guilty by jury on charges tied to conspiracy and bank related violations during his era as a public official. Jury returns verdict after deliberations of about one day.
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Colineos Young Man Charged With Aasoh
Columbria County young man Keith Colineos, aged 18, of Columbus Borough, is jailed pending trial after alleged drunken acts. The June term will hear charges of arson from a Saturday incident near Arch Capwell’s barn in Golworhus township, with property damage and theft from a nearby shack. The accused, described as mild when sober, reportedly drank heavily and caused destruction before leaving a companion at a home and setting fire to a barn. He is under indictment for arson and related offenses as investigators pursue details of the night.
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New York Irish Shocked at Execution of Rebel Leaders
In New York, Irish communities react to executions of rebel leaders Pearse and others. American officials and activists condemn the killings as brutal and fear further unrest. O Leary, editor of the American Truth Society, argues the world should see the executions and Britain’s role, as protests and sympathy grow among Irish circles.
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Lowenstein Company to Start Branch Plants
The Warren Street facility will add branch plants under Jacob Waiawen supervision. New machines will be installed for full production, expanding operations to a second site in Feunasville. The shift increases local employment to about 108 workers as the firm enlarges its nickel and related product lines.
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Bitter Feelings Stir Over Casement Trial Plans
Reports say Sir Roger Casement will be tried before a court martial with others linked to the Easter uprisings, as tensions rise in Dublin. Crowds pack the Commons as protests and mobilization thoughts ripple through the city and Irish capitals.
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Fisher Discusses Social Conditions in England Abroad
The talk covers social conditions in England and Ireland, drawing on experience with Allied relief efforts. Speakers reference wartime labor, poverty, and public welfare, detailing proposed measures and public sentiment.
Pittsburg Street Railway Plans Substantial Fare Increase
Pittsburg in a full page notice from De Putte Street Railways Co. outlines a targeted fare hike after a strike threat and debt relief. City limits will see a five cent streetcar fare, with ten cent late night rides and higher rates for adjoining boroughs, as merchants react to demand.
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Crow Week Carnival Attendance and Finances Revealed
Crow Week organizers anticipate strong turnout for the carnival amid debates over funding. Officials cite patronage projections, ticket revenue, and sponsorships as key to covering costs while stressing community support remains essential. A prize diamond raffle is aimed at boosting the gate, with events featuring local talent and a charity ball to close the week.
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Fionts Over Men Candidates In Olean Election
May 4 report from Olean describes a school election where the women’s ticket dominates. C W Piarnn, sole male candidate, is elected president of the card and Chew defeated for vice, with other local races inclining toward supporters of Holmnes and Eckman. Voter totals show turnout around 2,786 with 2,208 for other races.
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Washington May 4 wartime conference on border issues
Reports from Washington describe a high level meeting with President and Secretary of War arranging immediate actions at Geneva Foot border and confirmations of American troop movements. The conference referenced General Scot and coalition actions with American and allied forces.
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Probe to Inspect Protective Union in Pennsy State
Report from Philadelphia May 4 says F Lowry dunes of Meanville heads a Protective Union with Republican members. President Grondy of Sue Penneytrams Manufacturing and Sen Bier Peigtee are named in an investigation planned for Presburg. The probe focuses on political influence and possible misconduct within the union.
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Devil's Own Playground described in Dodd battle scene
A fragmentary account narrates the clash between American forces and Villa loyalists near a coastal or inland battleground. It describes troops advancing, a machine gun sweep along a ridge, and subsequent pursuit. Names include Villa command remnants and officers Cervantes Del Rios Cruz Domingue and Manuel Hara.
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World Court urged as world peace plan outlined
May 4 New York report says World Court proposals aim to reduce war dangers and provide a feasible system for preventing future conflicts. Critics say the plan remains impractical, while proponents call it a decisive step toward halting bloodshed and catastrophe.
Permanent Good Roads Day Organization to Be Formed
Report details a plan for a Permanent Good Roads Day organized by township supervisors citizens and officials. An executive committee will oversee supervision from each township with representatives from commerce unions and departments. The drive aims to mobilize volunteers, fund raisers, and work crews with costs estimated around 170 to 215 dollars plus postage and materials.
Grand jury continues wage probe in Clean 48 case
A grand jury in Ojeen, Mar 410 continues a wage investigation tied to the Clean 48 case ordered by the county council. Deputies and sheriff's aides arrested Carrie Graham and Miabel Brooks at 901 Railroad Avenue and 627 Railroad Avenue on peach wuceanta. Bail set at $600 each by Justice Weatine. Additional arrests expected as indictments to be filed Monday before Justices Poulter or Linsalley.
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Turbay Emerges From Industrial Strife With Picketed Plants
May Day disturbances erupt as strikes halt work at multiple plants in Tur Bay Estiburg area. Officials plan conferences with President and Westinghouse leaders to end the disruption. Militia may be held in reserve as workers refuse to report for duty until conditions stabilize.
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Utish Cruiser Perlope Damaged Near Coast
Report from Rotterdene states the Garuh steamer crew suffered injuries as Utish Cruiser Perlope was badly damaged off the fish coast. The Overgene Mews Ceres notes repairs are needed and the lawestog authorities say a rescue and investigation are underway.
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