Night Assault on Fort Herce Amid Global War Updates
Front page dispatches describe German forces resting before reinforcements in France, with Austrians massing in Alsace and Britain boosting its army. Reports note Swiss neutrality violations near Colmar, moves by General Joffre, and a possible U S war tax as nations near broader conflict. The Prince of Wales and King George are mentioned in unrelated battlefield contexts.
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France
Paris
War Office
Joffre
Rapilly
Jura
Macumtaire Oy
Swiss Larder
Gunhein
Colmar
Switzerland
Tie Dj Mn
Lancres
Alsace
Atria
Walle
Andy Jae
Hess
Austins
Butywy
Gresert
Prine of
Wales
Prince of Wales
Hs Company
Tie
Gervai Deel
Brianerclamimen
Camure
TS Nay Levy
Wathineten
Peare
Werreate
Imperia
Leyden
Equiters
McWenna
George
Battles Near Namur Press Briefs Across Fronts
War ministry reports ships reach Ju xemberssceth of transit near Gerolatein Metz and Thimaypille. Austrian cavalry defeats Cossacks at Mischaw, one hundred forty Cossacks killed. Italy reports explosions near Antivari in Montenegro. Ambassadors and family travel plans noted in Pittsburgh and Johnstown.
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Trine
Paris
War Ministry
Cavaley
Mischaw
Russian Po
Jawi
Rome
Italy
Mamenesrin
Antivari
Vienna
Warnings of Mines in the North Sea
The British embassy warns the U S state department of mine dangers in the North Sea for ships. Britain says Germany plants mines indiscriminately and England will act in self defense. The channel between England and the continent is to be armed throughout.
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Washington
North Sea
State Department
Germany
Great Britain
English
Battle Plans and Fronts Describe German Advances
The piece outlines German strategy to invade France via three corridors: from Coblenz through the Moselle to Luxembourg, through the Rhine valley from Aarence to Strassburg via the Saverne gap toward Nancy and Lunéville, and the Rhine army from Cologne toward the French frontier. It details Belgian resistance at Liege delaying the Army of the Meuse, the risk to German flanks, and the need for British aid while French and Belgian forces regroup to defend Namur and Liege.
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Tate
Sambre Et
Mienins
France
Coblenz
Mozelle
Luxemburg
Longwy
Gap
Stenay
Rhine
Aarence
Strassburg
Saverne Gap
Luneville
Narey
Epinal
Toul
Coblanz
Burg
Luxenburg
Metz
Telfarts
Army of the Rhine
Uhe Menge
Cologne
Suma
Vise
Spa
Stavelat
Venice
Meuse
Licre
Threeies
Belisquie
Belgium
Betzinn
Liege
Meuse Valles
Port Arthur
Maubeuge
Givet
Namur
Adrianople
Lule Burgas
Sem_bre
Mieuse
Funeral Train From Georgia Reaches Home
The funeral train for Willow Mas arrives in Rowe, Georgia at 3. Services will be held at the Bethel church with interment to follow. Local residents prepare for the somber observance as the family awaits final rites.
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Mas
Willow
Georgia
Irs Enirrhational News Service
Rowe Ga
Church Fwlls
Gibborrey Preposition Debates By Slearfeldes In Court
An odd transfer of phrases and garbled names fills the page as Mr Sette tests a claim in a Chester business matter. A critic weighs State finances and a $254000 annual expense, arguing against pay from thepacker’s purse and citing common sense.
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Sette
Chester
Thetis
Peitis
Frergh and Germah Airmea Fight Across Clouds
Fragmented report details a clash involving Frergh and Germah Airmea amid aerial skirmishes. The piece mentions Verbal notes, a meeting led by John Pulton, and various social updates from Aug 11 with local residents and visitors in Bellefonte and DuBois areas.
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Frergh and
Germah Airmea
Curwensville Debates Hotel Licensing Amid Travel Needs
Testimony from residents and officials reveals mixed sentiment on licensing hotels. Witnesses note improved order and accommodations post license removal, while several argue hotels are still needed for travelers and public safety.
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Percy Smith
Fred Dyer
Hugh Irwin
M. Gallaher
Temperance hotel debate shapes Curwensville licensing
Testimonies show heated views on hotel licensing as residents describe lodging for travelers and the public need. Witnesses from hotel owners to clergymen oppose licenses, while others report satisfactory accommodations and worse conditions without licensing. Jurisdictional arguments continue with Friday hearings scheduled.
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McNeal
Jack Invin
Robert Estop
Curwensville
Max Lantz
Methodist Church
Joseph Cook
The
Baptist Church
Ashley T. McDowell
Carwensville
Abs
Howard Cornwalter
DuBois Case Continued At Adjourned Hearing
Citizens protest the use of the High School building auditorium by the Ladies Auxiliary at the state convention of the A O F next week. The hearing was adjourned until tomorrow morning. First papers for naturalization were taken for twenty foreigners today.
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Auditoriuum
A. O. Tf
Multilaw Docket Entries Show Diverse Civil Suits Across Regions
A long list of civil actions appears, including Annie Keeler versus Cott and Ross. Edward Sherwood against ST Salad. American Printing Association and others in separate disputes. several corporate and individual defendants named. The docket spans multiple counties with diverse parties, including insurers, manufacturers, and service providers, plus public notices and special cases.
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Annie Keeler
John B. Miller
Che Pa Carey Co
Ross. Sheffe
Edward Sherwood
American Bress Ass
Heniting Brewing Ce Shrieker
Axelina’ Moburg
the Breining Co
James Bressler
Andreyson
Grant Butler
John
Sarah Maxwell
Barbara John Porter, Sr
Penns
Splitdort Electrical Gator Car Co
Seavert
J. W. Pentz
James Winifred Young
Cry Joseph Manghan
S. Teatasurance.Co
Flossie Campbell
Lucian SperdiRio
and Leather Co
Philipsburg Hawe Co
Bailey
W. F. Daly
L.A. Daley
Local Social Notes From We Loti And Spring Park
Community remnants recount visitors and family gatherings at We Loti and Spring Park. Mr and Mrs C G Peters and Mrs J B Peters hosted and guests including Mr and Mrs Mlorriv Wiser and John Haney visited. Mrs Norris shows signs of improvement after weeks of illness.
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Eyatc
Atverse
Anothy
Cielco
C. G. Peters
J. B. Peters
Weloti
Mlorriv Wiser
John Haney
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Herce
England
Charles Mahaffey
Leslie
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Sonal News Service
the Grontit Edie
Gibborey
Slearfeldes
Sevnier
Mteris
Clisse
Grampian
Joh Pulten
New York
Tawin
Mary
Meaver
Sexis
Ela
Spearer
Bern
Gyt
Miss McGrath
Ted Fora
Mu Rose
G. BR. McClellan
Bellefonte i
Dandhier
G. J. James
Nellie Lytle
DuBois
Hemphrey
Siro Testing Agalst Ene
Ing
T. B. Norris
Fll Cratter
J. D. Hawes
Tes
G. R. Fleming
Clark
Sion
H. L. Smith
Carstetter
George L. Burkett
George Joplin
D. A. Weber
Arnold
G. Norris
George Sarteile
Archer Davidson
Bieldfarl
Ropinson & C
Curve
Epent Avaitin
Adlartic City
Lake
Miz
Bernedetta Coleshoppe
Wargeret Katsletter
Bullefone
Lage
Herane
Visic
Tyrone
Thomas Selly
Byte City
Curwensyith
Susquehanna
Fred Sattelle
Clearfield
FL Karstetter
Daisie Tor
Lonise
Glen
Harvey Childs
Thosander
Kline
Potts
Carse Robert
Addleman
Ayers
Thos
E. Moore
Helten Duch
Rochester ‘& Prburgh Coal
Beni
Kephart
Bliss B
W. Baer
Red Jacket Oaking Co
Williameport Radiator Ee
George Edwards
Johna J
Kinter
J. A. McClelland
Wm. He-Hughes
Rebecca Zeigler
Ellen Malloy
Philip Marino
Frank Spingola
Burd Mfg. Co
EL Wingelworth
William Krause
E. J. Goollyear
Sen Co
S . Kittanning Coal Co
John T. Minas
Patrick Egan
DuBois Printing Co
Tames Mark
DuBois Printing ‘and Publishing
Norris
Wesley DP. Norris
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