Gen Korniloff Wounded in Battle With Bolsheviki
A dispatch from Petrograd reports General Kornilov wounded and Kaleinine's forces badly hit in a clash between Bielxorod and Bam Holahevik troops. Communications say Kornilov surrounded, with calls for reinforcements blocked by Bolshevik forces and a feared collapse of the rebel mobile.
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Korniloff
Bolsheviki
United Prean
London
Petrograd
Cenarat
Kurchtoft Cosnucka
Senate investigation continues amid gunfire during hearing
United Peers reports that General Grover was pelted with machine gun fire during today’s Senate Military Affairs Committee hearing in Washington. General Crozier said revealing certain information would endanger national security and blamed delays on inability to secure immediate appropriations.
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Washngton
Grover
Benate Malitary Affairs
Crozier
Congress
Croster
Nilo
Reverend Woodward Delivers Second Lecture in Series
Reverend Woodward presented the second of six lectures on the study book Missionary Mile by Margaret J. Seebach. The Presbyterian Church parlors hosted yesterday afternoon talks drawing a large audience from multiple churches. Attendees praised the lectures as comprehensive and helpful, noting the curate’s extensive preparation and generous effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tev CM. Woodward
Missionary Mile
Ames
Margaret J. Seebach
Presbyterian Church
Woodward Han Siven
Hla
Pdm
S A
Meeting of Knights of Columbus Committees
A Knights of Columbus committee meeting reported satisfactory progress on subscriptions though many remain unpaid. Commissioned fund efforts were endorsed, a full report is expected in a few days, and members who have not paid were asked to leave subscriptions at C W Lyons grocery or Ressler store.
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Knights of Columbus
C. W. Lyons
Ressler
Haig Praises Americans For War Efforts Near Cambrai
General Hale at American Field Headquarters praises the American army engineers for their role in the German offensive near Cambrai. He conveyed General Pershing thanks and gratitude, lamented American casualties, and highlighted valuable services rendered under trying conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Hale
Cambeal
General Pershing
Hale
Perghing
Fr. Brock Urges Civic Co operation in Patriot Work
Fr Brock urges Catholic community to join the Board of Commerce in promoting local patriotism. He frames patriotism and charity as rooted in church teaching and urges citizens to set aside sectarian or party aims to support common welfare. The call emphasizes cooperative effort over individual option in serving the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brogk
Board of Commerce
Ox Walt
Megina
Eitizen
Gadi
Laragarda
Tillabion
Waal
Death of Mr Dubois
Mario Duffols died last night at Cycry Hospital after a week’s illness. A Jamestown resident for several months he worked at the Standard Borew Company plant. He was admitted a week ago and a large operation was performed. The body was prepared for burial and moved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Duffols
Tha
Cycry
Jamestown
Standard Borew Company
British Lines Repel German Attack on Cambrai Front
British lines hold firm as German forces launch a heavy assault on the Cambrai front. The war office reports multiple German casualties and captures, with several British positions reportedly obliterated and reinforcements engaging the attack.
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United Pras
London
Haig
Joni
Cambrai
Pollittone
Renalie
Corry Case Tried at Erie in 19th Century News
A Corry trial in Erie concluded with a verdict for the defendant in a collision suit. Plaintiff’s attorney Don Smith argued negligence, while defendant was represented by G T Kincaid. The case drew local attention and the outcome was awaited with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Walter Draken
Gckson Raymond
Rayntonis
Aldo
Don #. Smith
G. T. Kincaid
Smith
Walter L. Peake
Kincaid
Binins Kineld
Cae
Tha Cy
Gas Ban Lifted After Cold Wave Affects Pennsylvania
The weather has warmed and Pennsylvania Gas Company reports lifting the gas ban. Low gas pressure last week forced some plants to suspend work and prompted increased use of coal and wood stoves. The Corry and Columbus Street Railway operated again today after an attempt to clear the line through Columbus. The cold spell, described as unprecedented for December, spurred oil purchases to prepare for future shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Gan Compmny
Hat Industria
Opera- Hong
Lince
Corry
Columbus
Pope Benedict Interested in Jerusalem
An authoritative Vatican report says Pope Benedict is grateful Jerusalem has been restored to Christians and shows cautious interest in its future. Rumors mention moves to relocate the Catholic faith’s center from Rome to the holy city, but the pope reportedly favors caution on any section.
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United Press
Toma
Vettoan
Port Benedict
Jerusalem
Rome
Holy Father
Death of Mr Belknap in West Wayne Street
Mr Belknap died yesterday afternoon at 4 oclock after four years of ill health. A well known local seed seller, he had lived in the city for years. He leaves three brothers Charlow of Monmouth JW AG Belknap of Ottawa and O A Belknap of Waterford and one sister Mrs McKnight of Clinton Town. The funeral will be at his home Saturday morning at 11 oclock with burial in Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Belknap
West Wayne Struet
Iteea
Charlow
Monouth
Bellnap
Omuta
Bel Knap
Waterford
James to May Lose Gas Over Amended Complaint
Warren reports that Jamestown and nearby towns in New York face gas supply issues as the Public Service Commission reviews an amended complaint. Judge Cerna of Erie contemplates a new filing seeking charter expansion and alleged unlawful conduct by United Natural Gas and Pennsylvania Gas Company, with details of capital, dividends, and pricing practices.
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Warren
Jamestown
Buffalo
New York
NHL
McKean
Drip
Corry
Vanla
Stas Tnt
Frie
Puble Service Commission
Gas Corporation
Erle
Achdiuies
Cemna
Eevern Wevka Aga
Eyle
Cerna
Pennsylvania
United Natural Gay Company
Forest
Sattur
York
State of
Han Haen Uuiking
Ttvill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvani Gas Company
Mobile Service Commission
Brie
Corryites Return From Long Tour
Mr and Mrs Veo Powers arrived home this morning from Idaben Ore Johns where the Cooper shows disbanded for the season. Powers says the past tour was successful with large crowds and good weather. The circus opened in Arizona on March day and traveled through Canada, remaining there about three months. They expect to join the troupe in the spring and will likely leave for Shreveport Alabama where the show will be quartered for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veo Powers
Idaben
Ore Johns
Cooper —Jires
Arizona
Powers
Mrs Barry Leaves for Bradford Amid Healh Care Arrangements
Mrs John Barry departed this morning for Bradford due to illness and plans to return by evening. She took her brother, who has been a patient at City Hospital, along with her, carrying belongings and some wine during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barry
Bradford
Seth Rine
Ailitinmonto
Corry and C line resumes operations after gas shortage
The Corry and Coli Strout Weallway line resumes service after a gas shortage, with repairs ongoing on North Center Street. Company officials deny rumors of suspension, hold a 1:30 pm meeting in Maccabees Hall to hear gasoline car reports, and expect readiness for future conditions.
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Corry
Coli
Isa
Ube Power
Howe
North
Canter
Coltrminy
Trobe
Olesely
Center Street
Nad Prouilaod Bs
Maccabes
Ceils
Pomona
Helguten
Arthur Willims
West Staith Strep
Gary Hoview Il
Emily Berliner
Dolly Frits
American Ambulance Unit Now On Italian Battle Front
A United Press dispatch from Rome reports sixty American Red Cross ambulance units deployed on the Italian front. The contingent, over one hundred volunteers and students, received warm ovations in Milan and other cities. Premier Orlando praised U.S. actions, saying they bolster friendship and Italy’s war effort against Austria. The parade and public demonstrations reflected broad civilian support.
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United Preas
Rom
Ciallan Front
le Austro Monnan
Miant
Ferwls
Promier Orlando
America
Austria
Sealy
United States
Corry Boys Reach Army Camps For Training
Four Corry youths depart for Erie to join Fort Slocum training after enlisting in aviation and other branches. Henry Hoplius Harold Patterson Harold Brown Bruce Thom are among those leaving. Patterson Brown Lopkins enlisted at Brie. two more, Floyd Rotbine and Marhue Thompson, await orders to Port Slocum.
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Corry
Erie
Fort Slocum
Berelve
Henry Hoplius
Harold Patterson
Harold Brown
Bruce Thom
Messrs
Patterson
Brown
Lopkins
Brie
New York
Texan
Corry Hoya
Ondora
Ab Port Slocum
Floyd Rotbine
Uarvhue Thompson
United States Shair Company
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed by Davia Rowe Couple
Friends and family gathered at 715 East Wayne Street to honor Afr. and Mrs. Rowe on their 60th wedding anniversary. The Corry born couple, married fifty years ago near Mrs. Rowe’s parents, received gold coins, books, pictures, and a fountain pen from the school board secretary and relatives. Guests included Wesley Rhodes and many cousins, with reminiscences, gifts, and a festive supper.
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Davia
Rows
East
Wayne Street
Corry
Helm Sunburgis
Ihridos Toses
Row
Mew
Wesley’ Rhodes
Cassing Gigon
Idven P. Gilson
Btolln G. Hinckwoll
Picusburgh
Rowe
Mire
Will Rowe
Holland Rowe
David and
Dorothy
Klangdon Row
Victor Shop Vocal Club Forms For Students
A vocal students club formed at the Victor Shop studies with Jacat Saenger records in a ten week course. Ten members currently use the Victor Slut daily to practice, choosing roles from soprano to bass. Membership is limited to ten per term with a small weekly charge applied toward vocal records.
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Victor Shop
Te Jacat Saenger
Frederick A. Delano
Uesinger
New York
Goleen
Victor Slut
Atirst Club
Ne Lota
Ne Enursa
Canitralta
Barton
Ant
Austin
Avot
Kepple
Mosher
Waller
Death of Mrs Tate in Wright Street home age 80
Mrs Sarah Tate died at her home on Wright Street aged about 80. The funeral will be held Friday at 1 PM at the residence with Rev NK Poulke of First M E Church officiating. The body will be buried Saturday in Meadville. Lieut J Forrest Geiger, on furlough with his parents, will be honored at a banquet in Ninguen Falls before leaving tonight for Port Iprow at Yaphauk, L I.
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Ladies Ald Society
First Baptist Church
Mra. Connery
South Street
Sixtees
Wewinr
Metha
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Yerunday
G. D. Nelson
Wayne Street
Sodality Society
Cece Va Dugan
Florence Bintz
Loutes Peuthers
Nell J N. Cauley
Muse
Red Cross
Elks Club
Imperial Orchestra
Mies Waller
Einest Schuyler
Maevoy Rath
Ladies Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Nevin R. Dickson
Sarah
Tate
Charly Tate
Wright Street
NK. L. Poulke
M. 1
Meadville
J. Porrest Geiger
Charles Tt. Geiger
Ninguen Falla
Biasbusinens
Port tIprow
Yaphauk
American Trooper Supports Canadian Conscription Debate
A dec 13 report notes mixed American support for Canadian conscription with dialogue from a New York speaker and a red headed orator amid temperate wartime trade sentiments. The piece portrays wary public opinion and cross border political tension as locals debate conscription.
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Korailo
OUMF
Heen
Rabel Jenderu
Senate
K. OF C
Gen. Haig
United Prena
Brock
MR. Dubois
War Office
Pope Benedict
MR. Belknap
Aml Preiday
James
Eric
Corryites
C. and
C. Line
Charles Bracken
Flaherty
Poxbuing
Olin W. Bracken
Milan
Forest Geiger
Mra
CH. Geiger
Jovat Gialth Whiest
Paveral Walleye
Camp Upton
Yapbank
Victor OF Interest
Vocal Club
Mrs. Tate
United Preea
Canada
Ameris Cansers
Tammany All Pony
Doe Grator
Bocke
Lletandes
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