War Rumors and Moves as European Conflict Expands
Berlin reports claim the Sudan area including Khartum is controlled by Dervishes who killed General Hawley and nearly 2000 British troops. U.S. inspectors to review alien prison camps and distribute war aid. US flags unanswered embargo notes and sends sanitary unit to Serbia. German consul arrest warrant surfaced in Seattle. Glenartney sunk with 8000 tons of rice. Elfland attacked by air near Dutch waters. Allied troops land at Gallipoli to support Dardanelles assault. Dresden captain doubts surrender, says vessel was blown by crew. Bryan asks Turkish gov to protect American missionaries amid Persian unrest.
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Berlin
Sudan
Khartun
Hawley
United States
Great Britain
France
American Sanitary Commission
Serbia
Seattle
Bernstorff
Glenartney
Siam
Elfland
Gallipoli
Gulf of Saros
Dardanelles
Dresden
Juan de Fernandez
Bryan
Persia
Allies Lose Battleships at Dardanelles as Me mel Falls
Mines sink three battleships in the Dardanelles attack and fire incapacitates two more. Bouvet suffers heavy French crew losses while British crews are rescued. Russians seize Me mel in East Prussia as frontier guard suffers heavy losses amid German pressure.
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Dardanelles
Bouvet
East Prussia
Baltic
Memel
English Channel
Sudan
Khartum
World War I Sky Battles and U S Reparation Note
Multiple World War I item highlights. Zeppelins raid Paris suburbs injuring eight. fires follow. British ships torpedoed near Beachy Head. Morro Castle guns halt German Odenwald. Przemysl surrenders after five months siege. Russian victory celebrated in Petrograd. Italy halts trade with Germany. Allied bombing of Mulheim. U S to seek reparation for Frye sinking. Trials on Full Crew act proceed in Harrisburg.
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Paris
Beachy Head
English
Morro Castle
San Juan
Porto Rico
Odenwald
Niemen River
Poland
Petrograd
Przemysl
Galicia
Italy
Germany
Mulheim
Baden
United States
Berlin
William P. Frye
Suspects Kill Offiers Elmira Police Chiefs Shot
In Elmira New York Chief of Police John J Finnel and Detective Sergeant Charles Gradwell were killed when they confronted Edward Westervelt and Jack Cramer at a boarding house. Westervelt and Cramer tied to burglaries. Westervelt captured after a fall, Cramer escaped. Westervelt confessed both men aided in robberies. Justice McCann called local militia for emergencies as fear grows.
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Elmira
N. Y
John J. Finnel
Charles Gradwell
Edward Westervelt
Jack” Cramer
Westervelt
Cramer
Westerbelt
Justice McCann
Supreme Court
Chief Finnel
Gradwell
Fear Breach Over Local Option Bill
Harrisburg March 23 The Governor and Republican leaders near a break over the local option bill. Vare’s stance remains unclear while McNichol Crow and Sproul refuse to back Brumbaugh. A fight to finish is forecast as hearings on child labor and local option approach, with April 6 set for a committee hearing.
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Harrisburg
Republican Organization
Executive
Legislative Committee
Philadelphia
Vare
Ware
McNichol
Crow
Sproul
McClain
Dr. Brumbaugh
Manufactures
Cox
House
Capitol
Dietrich
Henry G. Wasson
Flinn
House Committee On Law and Order
Tenant leases advertised at the Warren Mail office
Readable notice indicates rental agreements or leases promoted by the Warren Mail office. Details on properties and exact terms are limited in the text.
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Warren Mail Office
Fight Pennsylvania Censor Shows Refusal to Pay Upkeep
Moving picture exhibitors and film exchange managers in Philadelphia held three meetings to oppose film censor J Louis Breitinger. They refuse to pay upkeep for the film projecting room until the Attorney General Brown rules. Special assistant David J Smyth will hear both sides at a public meeting next week.
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Moving Picture
Philadelphia
J. Louis Breitinger
Brown
David J. Smyth
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Europe
Kitchener
Belgium
New York
Holland
Britain
Przemysi
Gregory
Navy Department
Suez
London
Amsterdam
Ghent
Hungary
Hoboken
House Committee On Railroads
Senate
W. S. Schaffer
Chester
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Farquhar
York
Farquhar
Allen B. Johnson
Baldwin Locomotive Works
George Stuart Patterson
Patterson
RE. M. Herr
Westlinghouse Co
Paul D. Wright
Erie
Missouri
George A. Post
Railway Business Men's Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Liberty Street
Warren, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Mammoth
Warren
Stein
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