British Auxiliary Cruiser Believed Lost Off British Coast
In heavy gales off the British coast the auxiliary cruiser Clan Mac Naughton is believed lost with about 280 men. Other vessels are torpedoed in the English Channel with crews escaping. The report covers multiple fronts from Europe including battles at the Dardanelles and ongoing Allied operations in France and Russia.
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Clan MacNaughton
English Channel
United States
New York
Germany
Austria
Trent
Istrian
Italy
Wilhelmina
Gotha
Berlin
London
Britain
England
Allied fleets mine drag for Dardanelles advance
Allied fleets have begun dragging for mines in the Dardanelles in preparation to force the straits and move on Constantinople. Premier Asquith may declare contraband food and cotton shipments to Germany, while U S probes a plot to aid German warships.
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Dardanelles
Constantinople
Asquith
Great Britain
Germany
Stegler
U. S
Adriatic
Cea
North Sea
Viscount Bryce
United States
Germany Accepts Most U S Proposals In Note On War Zone
Germany agrees to practically all U S proposals in reply to the note on revising action in sinking ships in the war zone and promises to investigate neutral vessels before taking action. The U S will seek more information from Great Britain and France about blockade plans. Turks mass a large army to defend Constantinople if Allied fleets push through the Dardanelles. Holland fears danger to relief ships as Germany rules on Belgian relief work. Britain’s plan to halt traffic with Germany awaits Privy Council order. Russian forces fight along the eastern front from North Poland to the Carpathians.
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Dardanelles
London
England
Russia
House of Commons
Constantinople
Przasnysz
Russian
Poland
United States War Insurance Buvreau
Bordeaux
Sultan
Asiatic
Turkey
Galveston
Bremen
Brest
Dieppe
France
Czar
Great Britain
Germany
David Lloyd-George
America
Britain
British Isles
Berlin
U. S
Holland
Commission For
Great
Short Session of March Criminal Court Opens Nine Trials
The March term of Quarter Sessions lists nine cases: Owens rob bery Sullivan non support Gulla concealed weapons Beningno assault Murphy furnishing liquor McCabe aggravated assault and battery Lake Shore railroad nuisance Madden and McCabe involuntary manslaughter and assault. Owens pleaded guilty with a $10 fine and 30 days jail. Murphy guilty with sentence suspended. Gulla fined $15. Madden and McCabe held on five counts with $500 bail. grand jury returned true bill. other cases continued to June.
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Jay Owens
Thomas Murphy
Joe Gulla
Patrick T. Madden
Peter McCabe
Disappearance of Corry man Jed Shoewald heights concern
Jed Shoewald of Corry, 60, a night watchman for Corry Hide & Fur, failed to report for Tuesday night duty after returning from Buffalo for his brother's funeral. His wife and two daughters fear foul play as authorities and kin search for him.
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Jed Shoewald
Corry
Shoewald
Buffalo
The
Corry Hide & Fur Company
Schoewald
Alligators Sent From Florida Plant to Local Collector
George L Folkman recently received two live alligators from W L MacGowan in charge of the plants of the Floridia company at Quincy Florida.
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George L. Folkman
W. L. MacGowan
Quincy, Florida
Floridia Company
Miss Octavia Bowell Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Octavia Bowell of Warren was operated on in Bradford on Monday for an acute attack of appendicitis. She is expected to rapidly recover.
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Octavia Bowell
Warren
Bradford
Grosch Babcock Nuptials At Lutheran Parsonage
Frank H. Grosch of Dutch Hill wed Miss Mahala Babcock of Lander last Wednesday at the First Lutheran church parsonage with Rev. W. C. Beck officiating. They will reside on Dutch Hill after a wedding trip to Franklin and Pittsburgh. A Grace M. E. church reception followed for over two hundred new members, with a program and refreshments.
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Frank H. Grosch
Dutch Hill
Mahala Babcock
Lander
First Lutheran Church
W. C. Beck
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Grace M. E. Church
Epworth League
Jamestown Devastating Fire Destroys Warner and Lundquist Blocks
A Wednesday forenoon fire in Jamestown New York destroyed the Warner and Lundquist blocks. The four story brick fronts of 100 by 66 feet housed Famous Clothing New Brooklyn restaurant Lindquist hardware Philad Colander shoe store Iroquois hotel and Majestic theatre. Forty families were left homeless and many escaped death as flames spread rapidly. The Bailey block rear wall collapsed into Chautauqua lake outlet creating a dangerous debris dam before water entry ended the blaze. Estimated loss around 200000.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Warner
Lundquist
New Brooklyn
P. A. Lindquist
Philad & Colander
Iroquois
Majestic Theatre
Bailey Block
Chautauqua Lake
U S Chemist Taps New Dye and Explosive Process
Dr. Rittman’s second discovery could shift dye production from Germany to the United States and provide a national safety edge. The new method could extract toluol and benzol from crude petroleum, reducing dependence on coal tar sources and potentially creating American dominance in dye stuffs while enabling war-time explosive manufacturing.
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Rittman
Germany
England
United States
Nemng
Allies Begin War on German Trade to Starve Berlin
The German declaration of war zones around the British Isles prompts Allied policy to torpedo ships at sight with no regard to flag or crew. The British and French vow retaliatory measures to detain and port goods of presumed enemy origin while avoiding civilian harm, and reserve confiscation only where liable.
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Germany
English Channel
France
British Isles
Law and Customs of Nations
Printed Envelopes Service Promises 50 Cent Delivery
Print your name and address on 100 envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. Mail Printing Co. Warren, Pa.
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Mail Printing Co
Warren, Pa
Woman's Shop by Fire Damages Stock on Liberty Street
The Woman's Shop on Liberty street in FE L Stein building was found ablaze shortly after 7 PM. H C Shaw of Warren Water Co. raised the alarm. Firemen battled smoke filled basement flames for about 30 minutes, saving upper floors but stock suffered several thousand dollars in water and smoke damage. Stein was away in New York and will return today after telegram notice from his brother in law Charles Goldwater.
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Liberty Street
FE. L. Stein
H. C. Shaw
Warren Water Company
Stein
New York
Charles Goldwater
Subscribe for the Warren Mail
The notice advertises a subscription to the Warren Mail priced at $1.60 per year paid in advance. It invites readers to subscribe and enjoy ahead-of-time delivery. The brief promotes prepaid annual terms and local newspaper access.
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Warren
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