Congress to Act on Prest Wilson Plan
Washington reports indicate Congress will consider President Wilson's proposal to extend government support measures. Leaders outlined urgency, with assurances that funding and appropriations will be addressed promptly, and that immediate action is planned on anti inflation and relief programs.
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Congress
Washington
Montell
Jonite
Howse
Taulgo
Igor
Kove
Apo
Ivan Wry
Coal Train Wreck Delays Pennsylvania Railroad
A coal train wreck at Petersburg station blocks the Pennsylvania Railroad. Twenty five loaded cars toppled and scattered across the tracks and trucks, while the crew and authorities address the damage from the high speed collision.
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United Freasy Muntington
Pennsylvania
Petersburg
Thai City
Industrial Film Shown at Rex Monday
An industrial film was shown at the Rex on Monday detailing local production efforts. The presentation highlighted a talent team and a corporate project, with emphasis on entertainment value and audience reception.
Revival Draws Large Crowd At Salvation Army Meeting
A large crowd attended a Salvation Army revival led by evangelists Why and Joe. The service featured vivid visions and conversion messages with altar calls and a promise of another meeting a week later.
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Salvation Army
Caomeron
Avery
Ann
Thare
Pawwontin Weman
Evry Mervisn
Hoarded Food Seizure Preparations Reported in Washington
In Washington DC August reports say hoarded food stores will be seized by the government under applicable law. Preparations for the campaign are under way with Attorney Palmer expecting hundreds of arrests as district attorneys flood with telegraphic reports of the outcome.
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Washington, D C
Pam
Tuvtlan
Monarit Palmar
Price Lists Of Food Stuffs Mailed Monday
United Press reports official price lists for surplus army food production being prepared. They will be mailed to various towns by the Postal Department for distribution next week. President Wilson’s administration aims to reduce the high cost of living with federal action.
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United Prain
Winiington
Hie
Haa Woo
Lil Thio Tawle
United Presa
United Press
Washington
Annenna
Army Nears Demobilization Amid Massive War Weariness
The War Department reports progress toward demobilization as August 5 marks another reduction. About 1.2 to 1.3 million troops have been released since mobilization began, with 40,000 more to be discharged in coming days. An executive board meeting is planned for Monday to review the Tail United chapter’s status.
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United Prowa
Washington
Amarigan
War Department
Marah
Partnership Announced In City Plant Venture
A new partnership is announced linking local firms Ft Judd of Kenmore and others to operate a cleaning plant in the city. The move expands joint activity and outlines roles for leadership and nursery-related services. Holy communion plans are noted for a church event connected to the partnership.
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Bingham
Nua
Judd
Kenmore
Todd
Tlnyghom
Wlimibe
Otey Nursery
Wilson Again Preparing for Speaking Tour
Washington August 1. President Wilson plans a national speaking tour to address cost of living and economic issues. He is expected to emphasize unity and appeal to both capital and labor, with stops likely in major cities including a White House event.
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Wilson
Washington
D. C
Prewiien
White Honea
Marines Parade Set for Washington Tuesday
A United Press report from Washington states a Marines parade is planned in the capital Tuesday. The announcement notes the Berdnil Division will participate and mentions review by President Wilhoys.
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Washington
United Press
King- Juan
Berdnil Division
Wille
Wilhoys
Whitsley Reunion Celebrates August 7 Gathering
The 7th annual Whitsley reunion held August 7 honored Mr and Mrs Whiteley and Qabb of Enat Brano with GH members visiting. An evening dinner concluded with a meeting electing Anthony Whiteley president Amasa Whiteley vice president George Whiteley secretary Mrs Cora Whiteley treasurer. The next gathering will be at Jamie Whiteley’s in Gret Diiew on August sweetheart 1920. Many enjoyed games and amusements in the afternoon and all returned home with fond memories.
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Whitsley
Enat Brano
Warved
Anthony Whiteley
Amasa Whiteley
George Whiteley
Cora Whiteley
Jamey Whiteley
Qorry
Amusenenia
Udm
Holtz
Adirondacks Trip Plans Revealed in Scrambled Notice
Fragmentary OCR outlines a family road and rail journey to the Adirondacks with stops at Tonya and Ping Talky, noting a motor trip, a two week stay, and a later August reunion with My 0. Wafier and family.
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Marsh
Sun
Barcott Wa
Kennett Murah
Tamertown
N. 3
Adirondacks
Titos
Whey
Attack to Open at Chicago
A garbled notice describes legal actions in Chicago involving Oliver Z. Payli and others. The fragment references indictments, the Standard Oil Company, and a district attorney’s office, with mentions of individuals Morrison and Borger amid a stalled investigation and pretrial work.
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Chicago
Porekern
Henwhomas
Oliver Z. Payli
Ambtont
Justin
I. W. Wa
Congrokeman Borger
Standard Oily Company
Britain Faces Same Economic Situation
A United Press dispatch from London reports British labor leaders warn Parliament of continued harsh economic conditions. They urge action against profiteering and high living costs, with calls for tax measures and penalties for price gouging to restore prewar standards.
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United Press
London
Aljpist
Tony
A. Gloat Fond
Yiorsond
Pema
Local Guests and Lake Camping Party Plan
Readers report Miss Winniteed Torry and others visiting West Troamant, with guests including Missy Raat and Elinor Heston. A camping party at Findley Lake is planned for MeCHAy onstage with a windup onshore activities and a rental game on Washington Street.
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Northamapton
Maki
Corry
Mish
Martha Peaturson
Brackett Ville
Texas
Mise Hull
West
Ming Missy
New Castle
Chautauqua
Frans Milan Histo Crowell
Margaret —Pleaslny
Hino
Ming Floreuss Cohn
Youngetown
Elinor Heston
Higara Polls
N.Y
Mins Elizas
Rogers
Mies Tater
Oona
Max Adlon Kenneily
Mealyite
Min Jean Gozad
Findley Lake
Shady Sido
Mr. Wild
Corey
Moni Muy
Tito
Mahagomont Doniros
Dengue
Mindtoy
New Auto Laws Enforced by Troopers Under New Act
The article reports Governor Sproatoi Fane S0ave approving strict auto laws now enforced by Troopers Mannion and Furey. Basil Baumgartner paid a fine after operating without plates and later provided information to Jooyer Pury to avoid further penalties. Dealers must obtain licenses to sell secondhand cars and other stringent provisions require local drivers to understand the new regulations.
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Tain
Furey
Basil Baumgartner
Aliteriauy Porter
Baumgartner
Norte
Jooyer Pury
Alview
Awerman Porter
Auto Jawa
Sproatoi
Aid Own
Thould
Mannion
Anil Parey
Services At M. E. Church Tomorrow
M. E Church will hold morning services led by Pastor Dr Williams at 11 a.m on Sanctification of the Commonplace. An evening program begins at 7 with Julian Raymond Williams performing a recital and piano pieces. Dr Williams plans a musical monologue and a sermon replacement before vacation.
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Willams
Presen
Harriet Elston
Charn
Julian Raymold Williamx
Alan
Williama Wall
King Tobrt
Sieliy
Julian Taymond
Willian
Hin Wilh
Jonas
van Uoyer
Chin
Willan
Piolox
Ont
Fey
W.E. Egin
Elmswood
Epworth
Veterans recall Civil War service at county meeting
Comrade Sumner Smith of Kennedy and Capt. Dan Miteholt led yesterday’s post 70 gathering at the State Armory. Veterans of the gth New York Volunteers shared reminiscences of Civil War days and old adventures while a planned event at City Hall was mentioned. Weather forecast calls for fall tonight and Sunday.
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J. J. Anitiews
State Armory
General Isles
Sumner Smith
Kennedy
N. Vy
Comradn
Rumanians Agree to Withdraw Amid Turmoil
Fragmented dispatch reports Rumanian forces withdrawing under Allied pressure. Government pledge follows a decree and mentions possible endorsement of actions by the Archduke Janoph in upcoming elections.
Conneaut Strike Sparks Nickel Plate Shop Walkout
Six hundred Nickel Plate shop workers in Conneaut walked out at dawn after a strike vote, demanding wage gains and union recognition. Street car workers planned a late night strike vote as tensions with management rise, while Western New York and Pennsylvania Traction lines consider forming a strike committee.
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Conneaut
Nickel Plate
Taree
A. I Myers
Yosterday
Sipon
Local Nine Triumphs in Sherman Brawl Amid Late Rally
A chaotic game saw Sherman edge out as Poppleton and Horwins contributed in a late surge. Corey, Corniall, and Wilmox led strong hitting while pitcher Dee Ture starred with strikeouts. The match ended after the sixth inning due to weather and Crowd.
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Thor
New ‘York
Corey Tenn
DeLney
Winessa
Strieke
Sherman
Soeowil
Morai
Cory
Cory Got Two Rund In the Laat Tuning Poppleton
Horuins
Dee Ture
Battersam Storman
Brookemire
Antonny Corry
Crandall
Wilcos
Vipin Watkinson
Death of A. Pierce in area funeral held in Sparta cemetery
The obituary notes the death of A. Pierce at age 84 with services in Spar tanburg and burial in Spartanburg cemetery. It lists surviving relatives including wife Mary Adallue Pierce and several children and grandchildren. The article mentions his long life spent in Erie and Crawford counties and references a labor shortage affecting the state.
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Charles Silay Ing
Gioitton
Ceanforth
Erie
Mary Adallue Pierce
Blan
Mie Mloek
Clen Pigto
Orion
Uloluck
Gpartarisbarg
Mindy
Rail unions urge wage move to end strike
Union leaders urge swift action on wage increases as workers return to jobs. Representing several railroads they press for a rapid accord, aiming to avert prolonged disruption and secure a peaceful settlement with officials.
Married at Erie Tuesday
The report records a local wedding in Erie on Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Willis Slyemmni Brio and relatives noted, including Roy Tuthle and others. The ceremony and attendees are described in brief, reflecting a small community event.
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Nes
Willis Slyemmni
al Hong
Shormay
Bréthier Wills
Mee
Roy Tuthle
Pianynt Atroot
Noy
Tuttle
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