Austria Hungary breaks off relations with United States
Vienna reports Austria Hungary severs diplomatic ties with the United States amid war tension. Other dispatches note a German raider sighted off Nantucket Shoals and the Cormorant destroyed in Guam harbor as U S actions escalate diplomacy and wartime measures.
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Nantucket Shoals
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Washington
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Oey Wing
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Married by Rev Baker at Hay Name of Me ani Mira
A peered wedding took place at Hay Name of Me ani Mira. Bride Bornlon married Robert M Heatley in Corry with Rev Brodegie Baker officiating. Relatives from Swmertown and Leite Mid Ruth Mecury attended. the couple will reside at Bent lay Court farm, North Bart, where Heatley has established work.
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Ani Mira
Robert M. McCray
Brute Road
Belwain Corry
Syartanddee
Bornlon
Robert M. Heatley
North West
Brodegie Baker
Corry
Ceremory
Cals
Mra. Bentley
Swmertown
Ruth Me
Advert for Jas HH Wright and Asolian Vocalion
The Journal carries a large advertisement for Jas HH Wright promoting the Asolian Vocalion. The campaign features extensive publicity in many prominent places with window displays and dramatic visuals to attract reader attention. The note mentions Wright’s satisfaction with the response and the strong advertising push.
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Jas HH. Wight
Wright
Ieriucree
TROOPS IN TRENCHES CELEBRATE AMERICA ENTERS WAR
A dispatch from the front describes American troops in trenches greeting news of the United States entering the war. Officers and soldiers cheer as shells light the sky, comparing celebrations to fireworks and vowing to repay the German threat. Prisoners of war are mentioned among recent captures.
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America
Trenties
de Gawaatiin
Hays Beech
Sone
Haif
Corry Man Accepts Fine Position With Pittsburg Company
Friends announce J Wilbur Lambing of Corry has accepted a fine post with the J A Ginker Company of Pittsburg. He will represent the firm in Ohio and Northwestern Pennsylvania. Lambing has seven years in the leather trade and has worked with J We and A P Howard, and with the Essylvania Leather Company. He leaves for Pittsburg on Monday to begin duties. He plans to make Eldsburg, Me, his headquarters and will visit Lib offs when needed.
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J. Wilbur Lambing
Corry
Ja.ginker Company
Pittsburg
No Change On Western Front Today
The report describes continued combat along the Western Front with bombardment and artillery actions. Both sides engaged in frequent exchanges near railway targets and rear areas, with German attacks south of Vi ne Au Balk repelled.
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United Press
Marky
Thoenany
Nhire
Ircraft
Eight New Recruits For Company A
Eight new recruits for Company A have been announced amid talks of securing service for the unit. The Bradford Machine Gun Company reports recruiting efforts boosting war strength to seventy men with visits planned to surrounding towns.
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Spring Creek
Mmootig
Jig
C.H. Weeks
Bradford Machine Gun
Ty Alan
Sayenty
Locomotive Derailment Crafts Delays in Local Yards
A large Buffalo division locomotive derailed this morning while turning on a track in the local yards. The incident caused significant disruption as operators tried to re-rail the engine and restore service. Heavy engines in use on the Buffalo line are noted for their size and tendency to cause yard delays when derailed.
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Buffalo
Lyon
Weyers
Plot in Denver Uncovered by United Press
Denver report describes a plot uncovered in the city with names of officials and alleged conspirators cited. The article notes involvement of governor Gunter, Adjutant General Frank Waldgint, and others as investigators piece together the motive and targets.
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United Press
Denver
Charlon Selacy
Carl Buiter
Patlen
Anil
Plain
Vernor Gunter
Adjutant Hens Eral Frank Waldgint
Roxtinen
Chlet of Pallee
Thaw
Oliga Publie Xehuo
Inilidin
Trains Unlucky This Morning At Pittfield
An engine of the Pennsylvania line No. 8940 struck and injured a man at Pittfield as cars were damaged at a main street crossing near the chair factory. The victim was taken to Warren Hospital with injuries. details of the incident and the man’s name were not available at press time.
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Pennsylvania
Hood Pissenger Iron
Pittafield
Oman
Warren
Cola
Main Street
Chair
Plitstied
Tits Elty
Warren Mospltal
Bomb Planted at Erie Reservoir Discovered
A bomb found near the Erie Reservoir on West Twenty-first Street prompted an immediate investigation. Police believe the device may be part of a plot to destroy the city water supply, with potential damage costing millions of gallons of water. Two dozen fuses and other components were seized as investigators questioned local youths who helped locate the weapon. Capt. Raw Brown returned from a recruitment meeting in Youngsville while residents respond to the scare and check for further threats.
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Erla
Joutis Aichorittes
Raw. Brown
Youngsville
Kate Willett
Detroit
Thir
Donald Wilcox
Familly
Twcoma
Washington
East Main AE
Wilcox
City leaders seek joint action with other towns on utilities rates
Mayor Kitts announced a plan for a joint meeting with the board of directors and the public utilities committee to discuss proposed rate increases. The effort aims to coordinate with Corry, Ware, and Warren to avoid duplicative costs and pressure the state board for a favorable outcome.
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Brie
Corry
Ware Fon
Mrawkiln
Board of Direslors
Gomumlttee
Board of Commerce
Weld Yealardus
Ho Walter
Ride
Warren
Builtiri Vigor
Erle
Ant
Bilee FO
Clough
Corry Board of Commerce
UWE
Tina la
Ile Une
Dakhes
Keystone B B Team Closes Fine Season
The Keystone basketball team finished the season with a strong record, defeating the Corry All-Stars in the final game at the Presbyterian gym. They lost only four times, three of which were on out-of-town trips, and compiled a large point total in their schedule. Captain Theo Williams led the squad with guards Phillie Young and Herold Mounties and forwards William Shinendell and Howard Crane.
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Avatiin
Corry All-Stars
Weystones
Nimes
Keyatome
Séiwon i Kaystonen
Keystones
Glyier
H.C
Clymer
Waterford
M.S
Phillie Young
Herold Mounties
Willam Shinendell
Howard Crane
Paul Melnness
Lee Whittelsey
Camron Hookes
Ralph Levy
Vicetor Sundean
Elks Lodge Installs Officers In Rochester
The Elks Lodge in Rochester installed officers Thursday at the home on North Center Street. Charles Mathews, Grand Exalted Ruler, presided. New officers include Exalted Ruler Lyman Rickerson Knight William F. Myers Lecturing Knight Goyal Kiteht Treasurer O. H. Andrews Secretary F. B. Davin Trustee D. J Alexander Representative G. T. Heath. Weather forecast worsening tonight with rising temperatures Sunday and clouds expected.
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Wiler
Charles 1 Mathews
Rochester
Lymn Rickerson
Knight
William F. Myers
Goyal Kiteht
Robo King
W. J Pevke
F. EB. Davin
O. H. Andrews
B. Keating
D. J Alexandar
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G. ™. Heath
Corry Lodge
Boston
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