Eighty-One Corry Men Included In Three Hundred Called By Draft Board
The Union City draft board announced a call for examination next week. Eighty-one Corry men are among 300 listed, with exams to be held Tuesday through Thursday. Additional ten percent may be drawn from the 300 if needed to meet quotas and cover discharges or exemptions. Names of those required to report at Union City appear in the official notice.
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CORRY
Wightyone Corry
Union City
Thy
Uatna
Tidaday
Aires
Women of Germany May Force Peace
United States dispatch argues that German women could pressure the government toward peace as the war drags on. The report contends women’s influence grows with food shortages and domestic distress, potentially triggering political upheaval and a government shakeup.
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Women OF
Germany
Washington
Geo
Rhay
Thuve Eports
Liberala
America Ready to Meet the U Boats
United Press report from Washington outlines U boat threat and Navy plans. It notes Germany’s anticipated submarines and British naval responses, including new destroyers and anti piracy measures to aid merchant ships and increased battlefield defense preparations.
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America
United Press
Washington
Angie
Germany
Navy Department
Amurloa'e Min
Universay Ung
Smickelesh
Wuiugurine
Ina
Police Department Plan Proved Its Worth by Friday Work
Police officials report the plan to deploy several plainclothes officers during a key day paid off with reduced thefts and disorderly conduct. Rough data show pocket picking incidents were controlled as officers from the city and county stations coordinated operations, with some suspects identified and detained. The effort included mobilizing a special unit to patrol main streets and assist the local department, and authorities indicate the initiative may influence future security measures and housing plans connected to a remodeling project.
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Cliet
David Dareng Feir
Stewart
Focal
Erle Huring
Papal
Dayle
Ma Department
Nnde
Howe
Arttmiermass
Thamnetyan
Stresté
Daly
Warren Sammy Held On Grave Charge
Warren Sammy held on grave charge after an incident in the city last night near police headquarters. He and a young woman were seen with a man in pursuit of another, jealousy cited as motive. Officers pursued, and two razors were recovered. charges likely include assault with intent to injure.
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Warren Sammy
Mranje Flongall
Merber
Ronsotl
Polfor
Olgillan
Thamofog Fleciare
Theonemy
Oman
Russell
Tinporzon
August war casualties in Britain and July contrast
United Press reports total Allied and British casualties for August across killed, wounded, and missing, with July losses slightly higher for England. The figures break down officers and enlisted personnel, noting July and August totals with mentions of missing and captured counts.
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United Press
London
England
Lovsea
Judy Grant
Warren Clergymen to Wed in Private Ceremony
Warren residents were surprised by the engagement of Dang Van Konk to Rev J W Smith both active in local church life. Smith, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, returned from an extended trip and denied plans for a Congressional bid this year. The wedding date was not made public.
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Warren
Mia
Qoorga W. van Konk
Pall
Dang
J. W. Smith
Smith
Youth Held on Grave Charge in Local Court
Prisoners were brought before Alderman Bhleldy this morning. Harold McIntyre of Patleta faces a grave charge related to a feud with his brother, a member of Company A. He and another prisoner were under guard, with several witnesses expected to testify as the federal courts take cognizance of the case.
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Dauney
Harold Mclntyre
P Tafleta
Belo Bell
Fedora Ynthoriten
Company
Aquor
Sangit
United Blatt Warhall
Fein
Developera
Mercury of
Cormpany A
Wader
Hy Slate Armory
Hotel Bar Clerk Arrested in Arlington Case
A hotel bar clerk at the Arlington Hotel was arrested after authorities say he supplied liquor to a minor. Detectives escorted the youth to the hotel, where the clerk allegedly purchased alcohol for the underage patron amid an investigation surrounding a company member.
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Oburt
Parrot
Arlington Hotel
Julior
Isnurl
Eliington
Laur
Corry Boy Sends Word From Paris
A telegram from Paris reports Corry Boy, member of the Harvie Lair of the American Army Cufys, served in Paris August 40th. Friends of the young man, including Deltochy and Haye Heelin, have waited weeks for a word, with the message arriving this morning directly from the French capital.
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D. Warren Vere
Wison Pauly
Paris
Corry
Harvie Lair
Mr. Deltochy
Haye
Boarl In
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Pty
Tomorrow Is Day of Big Sale Across City
Merchants plan a large Marchants Tar fair day sale promoted across the city. Thirty-two beat stores participate and townspeople are expected to travel from near and far to take part in the monthly bargain event.
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Uisinoas
Moe
Conditions At Station Deteriorate This Morning
A chaotic scene near the station described as worse than before today. Crowds gathered as trains halted and passengers faced slow travel amid debris and crowded platforms. Police handled disturbances while local officials investigated a congealed mass causing delays. A woman, later identified as Julia Kratzi, faced charges and was sentenced to nine months. she pled guilty to assault and was remanded to custody.
Berlin Answers Wilson With New U-Boat Campaign
United Cross reports a bold German reply to President Wilson amid Pope mediated terms. The piece notes Berlin’s stance, American reception, and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering as powers study the Pope’s proposals and German hopes to influence U.S. opinion.
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Berlin
Wilson
United Cross
Wilsone
Clay ii
Rome
Wilkon
Unclear sports update with scattered names and results
Fragmented report notes upcoming events and matches with scattered names and times. It mentions a notable boxer and a trial or hearing, with references to a motorcyclist incident and a forthcoming arrangement for a Saturday event. The text is garbled and hard to parse for precise facts.
Wheat price fixed at 2.20 as talks end
Wartingwin August reports price of wheat at 2.20 a bushel after President Wilson and the food administration set new rates. Congress considered a 2.00 level, with producer and labor groups weighing in. The agreement narrows divisions amid debate on farm inflation and supply controls.
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teHgo
Wight
Food Administration
Tom
Don
Congres
Preston Wilson
Hepa of Food Administration
Docturen
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