Bloodiest Battle of War On Aisne Front Rumors of French Gains
A Paris–via–International News Service dispatch describes the bloodiest phase of the great battle on the Aisne front. French attacks threaten German lines along Cambrai Vauchain Denain St Amand as German resistance tightens and winter preparations begin. Soissons endures bombardment while Joffre strengthens the western wing and Allied gains push eleven miles against the German right wing.
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International News Service
Yaris
Aisne
von Bern
Mons
Cambrai
Vauchain
Denain
St. Amand
Avelaux
Gallieni
Vosses
Joffre
Aiso
Paris
Bupuis
France
Konno
Koenigsberg
Negotiations for Peace Reported in War Era Context
Reports from international channels state talks toward ending the war are under way, with American and Soviet delegates meeting and being received by King Alfonso. Services at Center Church observed by local residents amid renewed hopes for settlement.
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International Matra
America
Socoopenidion
Porsig Wastin Tietis
Amoricin
Dare
King Alfonzo
Willard
Secretary Daniels Orders Marconi Station Closed
Secretary Daniels closes Marconi Station amid a controversy within the activity department over transfer of messages and alleged mismanagement. Station operations halted at noon as officials assess the situation and determine next steps.
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Secretary Daniels
Marconi
Ander Faltuwers
Activy Depurtauent
Marconi Afvinks
Cy Sinscumsett
Sam McLaughlin Case Dismissed Against Cupp
A hearing before Squire Barclay last evening charged young Cupp with assault on Sam McLaughlin after Sam playfully sprayed him with a garden hose. McLaughlin reportedly received a blow from the hose nozzle and was later beaten by other boys. Barclay discharged Cupp after reviewing the evidence.
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Cupp
Sam McLaughlin
Squire Barclay
McLaughlin
Sam
Verdicts and damages in libel and hunting cases at Civil Court
A civil court verdict finds James Marks and Pat Egan guilty against William J. Hines and Charles J Bangert for libel, each awarded 1000 damages. In a separate case Rudolph Neiman wins 240 against Joly Knappsch after a hunting accident near Ramey last fall. Rates of appeal and ongoing trials noted as usual courthouse activity.
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John Wrappsch Mulerea
Rudelph Neiman
Neiman
James Marks
Pat Egen
William J. Hines
Charles Jd. Bangert
Publ
DuBois Morning Journal
Treach
Hines
Knappsch
Ramey
Knabpeeh
Neidman
Neigun
Tim
Loreige
Meat Markey Installs New Grinding Machine
Local shop reports completion of a grinding machine installation attributed to Meat Markey with notes of improved efficiency. Phrase “Pronded wents, and Aw over Tay wd8” appears as garbled OCR text and is not part of the main event.
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Meat Markey
Professor’s sworn account details German atrocity in Trepont case
In Bordeaux a minister cites a university professor’s sworn statement alleging Lieutenant von Oppel tortured Prefect Trepont and secretary Borromeo. The report describes threats, beating, the removal of eyes, and a later order to Magdeburg. Also reported: in Ostend Germans forced fifty men to dig graves, shot forty-eight, and forced two to bury them.
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Brussels
Bordeaux
Louis J. Malvy
Piquet
University of Lillie
Trepont
von Oppel
Twelfth Hussars
Borromeo
Barrome
von Gapel
Titepont
Magdeburg
Ostend
Fervenge
Herve
Betties
Iey
Roosevelt Campaign Tour Planned for Pennsylvania
Col Theodore Roosevelt will tour Pennsylvania for three days on October 25 27 and 28 focusing on defeating Penrose and backing the Washington party slate headed by McCormick. He will open the campaign in Philadelphia at the First Regiment Armory on October 1 and will address large crowds along the route as the party finalizes tour details.
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Philadelphia
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Dean William. Draper Lewis
New York City
Washington Party State Committee
Roosevelt
Col
Gifford Pinance McCorn
Washington Party
Broad
Callowhill Streets
Pitt
Villa Breaks With Carranza Amid Mexico Tension
Washington reports Carranza disavowed as first chief of the Constitutionalist army, Villa rejects participation in the October national convention, while U S aims to withdraw troops from Vera Cruz. Telegram exchanges stirred by Carranza Obregon friction. noted arrests and releases. Local land transfers and deeds listed in the same dispatch.
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Washington
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
General Villa
Las Mexico City
Carranga
Aguascalientes
Torreon
Obregon
Northeast
Missing Funds Defect Leads to Glen Richey Postmaster Arrest
Ida Fisher of Glen Richey, about 21, former assistant postmaster, was arrested in Cleveland on a charge of opening a letter to G W Bailey. Deficiency about $600 traced to misused money orders and burned reports. she admitted taking reports home and later repaying $54 in ash. She fled Glen Richey August 1 with a relative, later to Cleveland. Family in Glen Richey includes mother and five siblings.
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Clearfield
Ida Fisher
Glen Richey
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Bailey
Miss Fisher
D. E. Lewis
Post Office Department
Glen
Turkish envoy Rustem Bey to depart United States
Washington Sept 24 Turkish ambassador Rustem Bey informed President Wilson he will leave America within a fortnight without altering his views voiced in a recent interview. Deputy Factory Inspector J G Boyce of Clearfield arrested three St Marys citizens for violating state labor laws. they were fined. A Progress want ad promises a path to riches.
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Bynternational News Service
Washington
Rustem Bey
Erseidert Wilson
America
J. Gboyce
Clearfield
St. Marys
All-Curwensyville Meets High School In No-Score Game
The All-Curwensyville football team and the High school played yesterday afternoon to a 0-0 tie. Robinson nearly connected on a pass for the High school and Ammerman excelled for his team. Officials paused a late scoring chance, and both sides hinted at a rematch next week as managers seek a game.
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Robinson
Hey
Ammerman
German Submarine U9 Returns Unharmed
Berlin reports Submarine U9, which sank three British cruisers in the North Sea, has returned to base unharmed after a 4051 mile round trip. The likely base is Wilhelmshaven near Harwich observers note possible German fire at Harwich. Survivors from the British cruisers Hogue Cressy and Aboukir say Captain Robert W. Johnson of the Cressy went down with his ship, with 1067 saved of about 2200 aboard.
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Berlin
North Sea
Wilhelm’s Haven
Harwich
England
London
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