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POWER BY | SENATE :
Will of Majority arity Ovarruld by. cor
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HISTORIC BAFILE 5 ENDED
Manifesto Proctaiming, Their Support
of” Measure ‘Signed by Thirty "Repub-
, licans and Forty-six Demoérats:
A little band of" twelve: senators,
Jed by Semator La Follette ‘and
encouraged -by Senator Stene, Demo-
cratic chairman of the foreign rel
tions committee, in a filibuster de-
nounced by President Wilson's spokes-
men as the most ‘represengible, in the
history. of .any civilized nati .defféd ~
the Will. © n oOVerw heliaing major
of congress up to the last, minute an “dq
dented to the president a law authoerz
ing him to arm Américan me Kp:
ships to meet the German subnberine.
menace. =
JUnyielding . throughout twefiy-six |
hours of continuous session te.appeals
that their defiance of the. president
would be humiliating to~the country;
dncompromising in a crisis deseribed |
fo .them as the most serious to¥the
mation since the Civil war, La Follette
and his ‘small group : of Supporters: re:
fused a ‘majority of their “colleagues
an opportunity to vote on he aganed
neutrality- bill. “ng i
TO: fix ‘ responsibi 1 ity testis thy
con y, 16 ‘sa . Rapublican
afd 46 Democ rand; signea. unit
procia I 0 the WCI
favored
fa {Jtaliar 1, abeut twenty-five years old, of thi ublic should” be ow wonators iLohag
: u 15 JUDIIC « ia Ie SeN&LOLS IAS
had i ‘ rl | wa s found. in wine barrel under 2 |, jiper f “mankind Raible. t J 1a
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403 to 13, and C { cuiveri neal ereek, ngar Pitis- | getermi it A 1g 4
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the president c d 16 rules
: 3: > 0 1 men SC hat ac-
. sam ation “immediately place | : 3 e ‘50 that ac
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of the bitter fight. Its execu} Te , ; | cessible 1pon t to h 1 signatu
; Two 3 walked into a drug | ’
io y a drama vo. | «“7That nati x i ar ee
iw le ey 11 rtheide f ittsburegn | ne
vith I I ette fighting vainly | StOT¢ on I id I re | be limited to the i 2 ATID
and Ver 1 1 1 ROR
c to de liver a speech, on Li los ¢ UP 1 tional order and domest ; LAN i 10
which | d worked many days. He | Her Jtman, a drug clerk, anc es: | wpphat the community :
saw friends of the doomed legislation | ¢2be¢ © he day’s receipts. | ,n3 of power
inflict tl th ‘blow which he } trace O men had >een | | oncefort :
found by ) ate our. | nati 1
{ nation the
Ins } of l.a Follette Senato! Vi 1 H iz of Do 1 all influ
Hitchcock, leader of the majority in | 37 citi m
: K d out the wan | 4 1-old r. Id a well | T@ ion
f the session. | 1 1 ) her | Sternly and
1 + ity 1 A a . : | atvented 5
Dporiunity. to the he | was remove d to jail to await commit. | Prevented. uit fig vu
1 tt 31 ore t > 1 Atta rs F 3
r La soinetie Shpates i | ment to an a Iter dhe dent had me
d to take the | | speech h W tal 1
: 3 3 leas. fod ! 3 : : :
2 the last act of | 1 ( her | White Hou wher ] The Berlin admiralty made the fol
When the moment he | f George | viewing stand wl b lov cement:
1 ldressed tl! 3 at | ] 5 ‘ 1 :
! ddressed the i 1 si TRE LOR I f] “On March 1 Zpited the final period
fitch yrevent I 1e bed hild’s e | inl
rr DI i : he [he of gr ships in
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3 Tiny ji 1 ’ 1 | ear the no Sspe- |
188 vihiich ensued! a rat’s teet 1 6 TE ’ .
: hsued | rad cela. | he 5 cial ing will be given to any
v h 3 x ae | rqaion. i { 1 3 s 4
. | Mary, the fo ot] = on, y | boats by submarines.”
( ey were 40,00( |
ain Mr. and Mrs. Ralpl le | J 5 i
strained £3 baad pia = | not be ended s| The above patch is significant,
fists wer n at th Westmoreland her | _;
sts were S Ken 4 ne 1 Hu afternoon. l ag it is he fir > Yate i |
nih he crowded | home from eating iaplets | a gr : Sl ou [as it s th i1 1an official inti-
ficer, while fhe 0 d : | She ate several tablets thinking they | xovernors oi states ana i mation that unre ted submarine
Sis A 3 athles , = the She «¢ severe tapbiets InKi the) dont 1 : . . . d
leries looked on breathlessly. But th ote candy. resplendent in gold laden u .| warfare is to be cz ried on outside of
er : | Democratic clubs, Boy Scout
incident soon passed without violence.
nized Senator Hitch
The chair recogn
cock, and La Follette’s opportunit
was snatched away.
Spain to Remain Neutral.
& Hare; chief of police of Meyersdale,
ilps figure in the
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cement was made in Phila-
delpi. . ubet the Sun Shipbuilding com-
pany .Ches.wer Las received a cob:
ae .0i1 the Cunard line for two
10,000... cargo boats. Oth
2ohees includ 3 - the Bethichem
,..ny, have received sim
Se :, but it is understood the her
Somb contract was the first given
d iso th rst awarded to an
. er an shipy id by a British 20D:
cern in fifty years.
Two bask robberies in Rockwood
and” the entering of several business
places in ~ Meyersdale; in which loot
valued at several thousand dollars
was taken, . were cleared up when
Charles Wetzel, «aged eighteen, who jis
dipgarcerated in jail awaiting trial for
robbery, admitted, according to R.D.
that he was the*thief who terrorized |
that district for-several weeks by ‘his |
daring robberies.
Theodore N. Barnsdall, a unique
development of oil,
as and coal Nithei United States,
died: .in his ‘home -in. Pittsburgh. |
‘He was sixty-six “years old. +" In ad.
dition to “his oil and gas interests he
was extensively. interested in*the min-
ing of coal and the, métals: ~His in-
terests were countrywide and extend-
| ed beyond the borders of the United
| States into Mexico hod other, foreign
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With a human brain scattered: Dk;
a five- -pound’ sledge hammer, stained
with: .blood, lying nearby, the body of
Frazér, aged thirty, a coal.
{ miner of Masontown, was found in the
engine room of Halfstead's slaughter
house in West
Uniontown. The police arrested Frank
j | Zdpel, aged thirty-five, of Masontown,
| in ‘connection w ith fhe murder. | :w
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Shot throughs the oad and. packed
ic | tight ly with straw, thé “body of .an
All employees of the Philadelp
| Rapid Trar :ompany have been
given a raise of one cent an hour,
was announced The minimum Ww: g¢
now is 28 cents and the maximum 33
Zeitung, Berlin, hears from a reliable i
source that Spe
main unconditionally
many needs
paper points out, since she has “firm
friends in influe ntial circ los.”
in is determined to re-
neutral. Ger-| common pleas court in Philadelphia
not doubt this fact, the | to determine the sanity of Harry K
Lunacy proceedings were begun in
Thaw. The petition was filled on be-
half of Thaw’s mother.
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Masontown,. - nea¥ |
WILSON AGAIN
18 INAUGURATED
President In His A Address Says
America Seeks Peace
eee
| INAUGURAL PARADE MONDAY
,Chief. Executive After Being: Sworn In
at Private Affair Sunday Again
Goes Through Ceremony.
President Woodrow Wilson was on
Monday inaugurated president of the
Pnited=States for another term of four
ears. : Ate mat
Although the president. took the
oath Sunday privately. apd without
ceremony in his office in the capitol,
“he took another oath at the’ open-air
inaugural * ceremonies at the capitol
Monday just before he delivered his
inaugural address. ite she
Coming at a tix ne when the Sour
the gravest sort today’s: inaugural was”
dominated by. -the note of patriotism.
President Wilson's inaugural ad-
dress was an appeal for-a unified na-
tion, a declaration of the: .principles.
which he declared were bred in us and-
avowal of our desire for. peace, but.
also our determination to maintain’
eur national:honor at any cost. =
He reviewed: briefly but eloquently
the past four years and declaring that
he reai.zzd the
which he had becu
American people for the
years, invoked £5 bles
, and His aid in ihec
ting them.
Asserting that the tragedies of an’
| otheir continent Bad removed provin
gitizen : E
cialism:and made Americans
of the world, and that the
gists, military cadets and civic organ
| gations, all with bands, made up th
| mighty army of marchers which ps
raded from the capitol down Pennsy
i vania avenue.
Pennsylvania avenue was
troops of
lined bs
| capitol. This is
| the first inaugurati
soldiers have been
the first time sine
mbploved
employed.
is faced with foreign complications of*
ponsibilitiest, to: else. .
next “fours #
5s of Ged.
two New York regiments as! nounced {tt
the president passed to and from the
Lincoln that
SAYS THE ALLIES WANT
UNITED STATES IN WAR
= “COLONEL FREDERICK: HALE.
. Colonel Hale, senator: ‘eléct Aram
Maine hes just réturned ‘from-2a.10ng"
visit, 0 England and Franee::- He HR
Greor ge And Prémder Bri nd both
told him” they anxiously, hope
United States would join the alliés in
the. war for- ihe motel e sffect Ei iothieg
= LES. SHOULD BE :
AMENDED, WILSON SAYS.
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*S president | Wilson: last: Sun-..
*i aa vi igsusd a: ‘statement .de-
5 that through the ac-
the zone established by the Berlin
government in its decree of Jan. 31.
The announcement indicates that
hereafter Germany will sink “any
1- | boats” without special warning “in
| the Atlantic”
eo
ocean.
y! When the impe ial government an-
“ruthlessness” campaign
. 1, no mention was made
| effective Feb
e'of a “period of grace”
d for neutral vessels to
rrad zone
of a valuable einige
od ar Valles iv anit TAF = ve of ule highest
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