Kaiser Forces Face Allied Attacks In Retreat
The Daily Progress reports on Kaiser retreating forces under attack by Allied troops. James Murray resigns as auditor general, to pursue a career in surgery. J. Nui Zangkam named interim auditor general as the previous editor resigned to run for Congress.
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War Front Reports German Retreat and Allied Resistance
The morning dispatches say German forces are retreating southeast after heavy fighting, with Allied troops renewing efforts to push them back while noting strong resistance along the Aisne and near Rheims. Reports mention hopes of Berlin’s fall and Russian moves toward Hungary, but caution that some claims require confirmation. civil court resumes with Carson vs Hoyt and a potential American Press association case opening.
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Germans Draw Allies Into an Ugly Trap
Pans September 16 More than 5 000 000 men are in the battle of the Marne with 500 000 reinforcements bringing the total to 2 500 000 fighting on the German picked ground. The Germans fell back between the Marne and Aisne rivers to a line behind which they offer a stronger position. Allies’ trenches have been seized by the Germans along the Rheims front. German rear guards hold the lines while batteries are placed on heights above the Aisne commanding the forward area.
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Belgians to Call Ubon President on Neutrality
The Belgians will call on President Wilson this afternoon to press Belgian neutrality as the Belgian commission reports its protest. The president reiterated neutrality when meeting the Belgians and the commission plans to issue a statement after the audience.
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Punxsutawney Borough to Seek State Water Board Approval
At a recent borough council session Punxsutawney directed its solicitor to apply to the state board of health for permission to build a municipal water plant. A 175 acre tract three miles south was optioned, housing five wells with capacity about 600000 gallons daily and additional streams adding over 1000000 gallons daily, totaling potential supply around 1850000 gallons daily. estimated project cost 125000. The farmers and community events note a chicken and corn supper and marriage license notices appear in the same item.
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Fire destroys $300000 in Pittsburg. several firms damaged
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a downtown fire that destroyed about $300000 in property. The Logan Gregg hardware stock and building, J G Gaeis harness store, and Oppenheimer clothing firm each lost tens of thousands. The Lyceum theatre and nearby buildings were scorched as crews fought flare ups through the morning.
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Logan-Gregg Hardware Company
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Lyceum Theatre
Junior Order United American Mechanics Elects State Officers
The fifty-fifth serial state convention opened in Uniontown with nominations for state officers including Horner of Wilkinsburg for state counselor and S. G. Scott of Toughkentman for vice counselor. Charles Kauffman of Philadelphia for treasurer and C. H. Hall of Philadelphia for perhaps renumbers. Uniontown will host the next convention after a parade of about 5000 members. A note from Washington Star reports a man reacting to an explosion and a mention of Tremps related to a feat in a class, with a housewives contest noted in local streets.
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U S Troops Will Leave Vera Cruz
President has ordered American troops to withdraw from Vera Cruz after the city fell to Mexican forces. The action ends U S involvement in the conflict, with American casualties reported and Mexican forces suffering heavy losses.
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Italy and Romania Move Toward Allied Ties
Fragmented text indicates Italy and Romania weighing joint involvement in European conflict. Reports mention Romanian advances toward Austria and potential coordinated policy shifts. Mentions of political radicalism, war maps, and curious regional notes follow scattered in this damaged article.
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Pinchot Campaign Draws Enthusiastic Philipsburg Crowd
Washington party senatorial nominee pleads for reform as Pinchot and Mrs Pinchot rally about 2000 voters in Philipsburg. Mitchell criticizes state highway spending while Pinchot defends Roosevelt era conservation, labor rights and Penrose opposition. The tour continues through Clearfield County with stops in Ramey, Kylnea, Coalport, Mahaffey and DuBois ahead of a DaBose meeting.
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Prominent Athlete Dies After Operation
James B. Sullivan, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Union, died in Mount Sinai Hospital after an intestinal operation. He served as chief executive of several victorious American Olympic teams in contests abroad. A horse stolen from farmer Harringer near Grampian was found tied to a fence along Falls Creek Road and returned home.
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Servian Army Defeated Along Saven River
An official Vienna report says the Servian army invading Austria along the Saven River has been defeated at all points and driven back to its territory. General Hoeter reports the situation favorable to Austrian success everywhere.
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