President Wilson Arrives in France Amid Great Welcome
President Wilson lands at Brest at 3 22 PM aboard his flagship voyage ends as French batteries salute the arrival. Crowds line the harbor with soldiers officials and American delegation cheering the President and party. Guarded by military escorts, the scene is marked by flags bands and patriotic display as the USA advance party lands with ceremonial honors.
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Red Cross Epidemic Efforts Highlighted in War Era Dispatch
A fragmentary report honors Red Cross aid during an epidemic, noting relief for wounded Allied soldiers and community support. It urges continuation of surgical dressing work, distribution of dressings to hospitals, and coordinated efforts to sustain hospital needs and supply lines amid ongoing crisis.
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Services in memory of (. P. Rogers Jr.
Chauncey Rogers Jr. killed in an automobile accident near Harrisburg will be honored with services at the New Presbyterian Church and a public funeral at the Broadway Church. General Snyder praised the late auditor and his efficient public service. The accident occurred when a rear vehicle failed to observe Rogers waiting to enter a large automobile en route to his office. His remains will be taken to his home on Walnut Street for viewing before a funeral service tomorrow afternoon.
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German Propaganda Revealed in American War Coverage
A United Press report exposes German propaganda efforts including forged messages sent to the United States. The article traces the dissemination of anti Allied material and details a U.S. Army intelligence note on the mythmaking and countered facts. Also noted is the death of Private Clue Jon Skiff of Company A and a funeral announcement from East Pruch church.
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False Alarm At Early Hour Sparks Fire Dept Response
A misleading alarm triggered a fire department call shortly after 2 in the morning. Witnesses reported seeing a box and deputy involved, with arrests anticipated as investigators review the incident. The event prompted scrutiny of the building and surrounding area as officials seek to identify those responsible.
Conductor Van Dresar Injured In Spartenburg Collision
Vaunotto Van Dresar, a well known conductor, was badly injured when struck by a moving train near Spartanburg. He was rushed to Cory hospital by ambulance after being taken from the scene. He is very ill, with several relatives in Corry and a long tenure as yardmaster in the city.
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Death notices for Clint Cogswell and Frank Button
Frank Bueder reports the death of Clint Conwell, died yesterday in Webb City Missouri from pneumonia at about age 15. He leaves a wife and two ill daughters, plus a father and one brother. The body will be shipped for interment. Post No 70 G A R requests to meet tomorrow at 10:30 for the funeral of Comrade Frank Button.
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Corry Girl Married at Archangel Amid WWI News
Katherine Childa of Corry, longtime local, wed Bryant Ryall, an MSA war worker from Chicago, on November 7 in Archangel Russia. The wedding and travels noted in telegraphic coverage connect Corry to YWCA and Red Cross efforts with Russia and the United States.
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Allies deny plans to occupy Berlin again
A garbled United Press dispatch claims official denial by Allied authorities of any intent to occupy Berlin. The report, though unclear, suggests German and American officials dismissed rumors of renewed occupation, stating no authority confirms such plans and urging calm amid conflicting channels.
First Corry Boy Returns From Overseas
Mrs. L A Witting learned her son Willard A Wiliimede served at Camp Millay New York and likely arrived in New York from overseas with many women’s items. He enlisted February 12 to join Aviation corps and may be the first Corry boy to return to his county after service.
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Keysttones Organizing Fast Team in Northwestern Pennsylvania
The Keystones plan to return to the Twkutball Fold with a reorganized lineup led by Wiltinnin and Qu r ley. The team, featuring Wil, Winms, Tirady as forwards and Young Cowles Wright as guards with Grotz center, aims to host games against Erie teams and other local squads. Arrival includes Cowles expected in three days with a first practice on arrival. Weather calls for rain tonight, Saturday stain and colder conditions.
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Proclamation for Saturday City Observance of Mourning
A proclamation calls for closing all stores and business places in the city Saturday afternoon from 4:30 o clock for a funeral service in memory of Chavncwy P. Rogers, Jr. The memo instructs local shops to observe a moment of respect during the hour.
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