Belief Grows in Capital Amid War Messages
Washington August 21 The Vatican and Papal officials respond to Allied powers as the United States and government leaders seek a unified wartime message. Cardinal secretary Guarppi expresses appreciation for the tone, while President and allied experts weigh further steps. The Pope's address is seen as shaping momentum for policy and negotiations.
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Cardinal Guaprrt
Rawland
Rawland, Rowse
Aldhe Foundation
Third Great Teuton Attack Is Repulsed
United Press reports a third German assault near London repulsed with heavy bombardment at Lords. Allied artillery and air defense held line, bodies of casualties noted. Subsequent reports claim morale improved and British defenses remained intact despite renewed German pressure.
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United Pris
London
Hale Raverled
Tryinng
Announce Liberty for Alsace Community Message
United Prova Auvleh August 21 reports a government decision to impose terms on Alsace and the Chancellor will announce the meeting of the May Rolchata committee. Grange members are asked to attend Thursday at Katior’n Grove and bring accessions and be prepared to do “enippiny” for the Red Cross chapter.
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United Prova
Auvleh
Gerion Chanculon
Attehivalin
Kemle
Katior'n
Red
Local draft men head to Virginia for training camp
Corry volunteers head to Camp Lejeune for training after selection by the Northwestern Pennsylvania draft board. About 30114 men from Erie, Warren, Jefferson and surrounding counties join the first group. Joseph McCormick and Charles Martin oversee the draft process with local officials guiding the trip to Corry and Erle for a two week excursion.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
New Natal Army
Ae Fd
Leo
Pormens Tnty
Erle County
Mote City
Locaieo
Jeter
Gailnttan
Rely
Aryvatrong
Toavor
Glarion
Clearfield
Crawkon AN
Porot
Tidlana
Jefferson
Moku
Maren
Yousago
Warren
Joseph McCormick
Dep
United States
Belo Ts
Charles Martin
Howand City
Chalesman
Sunday School Convention Opens At Heathen Church
An OCR fragment reports a Sunday School convention in Philadelphia area parishes. The event, led by officials including Provident, Tevy, and W. Brainard, followed by sessions overseen by Malick and others, featured addresses from committee members and multiple departments. The piece references youth roles, a work program, and district convention proceedings with several named participants.
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Ty Lintted
Conmbibvsoliy Noual
Matty
Giperll
Usslin County
Wohten
Philadelphia
AL Murray
PG. Wooil
Th Cy Taupelana
Tate
Bolin
Beatty
Birla
Christ
Plyaan
Utialon
Sale
Monsey
Sinclair
Myerd
Martian
Barly
Konventon
Wreck on the Pennsylvania disrupts traffic for hours
A wreck in the Shottinld yard on the Pennsylvania disrupted rail traffic for about four hours yesterday. Freight cars left the track and several oil tank cars toppled, delaying Train No 504 and another local passenger service. No injuries were reported, but trains were held west of Shettiald and arrival times stretched into the evening.
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Shottinld
Kano
Howe Tonka
Shettiald
Farmers vote to join New York Milk League plan
Farmers in the Mille Cagbtise Uste vicinity held a meeting to form a cooperative milk league. A representative reported progress with the New York Marymen's League and a near unanimous vote to join, aiming to secure a fixed price and reduce costs. Subscriptions surpassed the needed amount, and telegrams were sent to firms to provide equipment estimates. Attendees came from Talon City Sprine Crook Columbus Beaverdam Elgin Lavelle and nearby areas.
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Nami
Toowsaury
New York Marymen's League
Weilnonday
Tiatrywien
Talon City
Sprine
Crook
Columbus
Beaverdam
Elgin
Lavelle
Bamedtare
Wage Increase Announced at Raymond Manufacturing Co
An increase in wages was announced by Utt chinping for all Raymond Manufacturing Company employees. General advances apply to all departments and amounts exceed 0 percent, with many workers receiving 30 to 50 cents per day more. The raise became effective yesterday morning and was welcomed by the staff.
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Raymond Manufapturing Company
Waa
Utt Chinping
Mploys
Regular City Commission Meeting Highlights and Actions
The commission held its regular meeting with full attendance and discussed street width changes on Vine Street from Washington to Lincoln, referring the matter to the City Engineer for a report next month. They restricted printing contracts due to a newspaper strike, authorized a year end printing agreement with the Evening Journal per the May 21 bid, and approved funds for a bridge project on Connubise Avenue after bids exceeded estimates. Also authorized purchase of fifty feet of milutionar shonton for the fire department. A local report noted a young man failed a draft exemption screening, detected by examiners, with no countywide failure.
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Ile
Gumnléston
Joe Evenius
Wien
Toe Resto
Palit
Reguar
Washington
Abe Loader
Brown
Sopt. of
Parks and Property
Water Supply Commission
F. M. Love and
Bon
Corry Art Stone Company
Shonton Howe
Red Cross War Funds Allocation and Appeals
War funding measures for the Red Cross are outlined with a proposed 2 percent of proceeds, plus conferences on administration and distribution. The piece notes expected rises in prices for materials, the role of volunteers, and a plan to display the fund needs at Floral Hat. August 28 is named for a committee meeting to review Red Cross fundraising and appeal efforts.
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Gael Comfurt Ton
Pvonhe
Meering
Henry MiMi
Wink
Roery
Yarna
Peller
Mura Sieber
Hulshed
Sprink Cronk
Binoral Hose
Warn Tenet
Seto
West Spring
Tayline
Red Cross
Accident Near Union City Ends in Upset Car Rollover
An early Sunday crash near Union City injures two young men and the driver, one age details unclear, as the car ran off a bank and overturned. Residents of Union City transported home. Top Lunn, a Black man, was arrested for disorderly conduct, fined five dollars, and discharged after a hearing before Alderman Porter.
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Rover
Fumluy
Union City
Lunn
Ana Sigen
Porter
Youth Dies After Train Crash Near Union City
A 22 year old youth, Percy Ustron, died after a wreck near Union City while attempting to catch up to a moving train. The body, mangled, was found near Sheffield aligned with the Punusy line. Investigators say the victim was a member of Company Albat and the incident is under Union City police review.
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Ginal
Anos
Percy Ustron
Miley
Wessun
Audrey Wultym
Rosa
Sheffield
Aternowy
Lutom City
Walfeniyen
Mr Tal
Pinhui Chi
Otelock
Ton
Liaimack
Noatari
Aldrew Button
New Gasoline Car for Local Line Debuts at Center Street
A newly built gasoline car for the local line arrived and drew crowd attention at Center Street crossing. The vehicle seats 24 passengers and features styling similar to an automobile. If the test proves successful, the electric model may be adapted for general use or likely limited to special parades.
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Gerry and Polymnins Ling Hive
Jay
Crosh
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