Turko Austrian Warships Sunk Amid Bloody Ypres Fighting
United Press dispatch from London reports Turkish and Austrian ships sunk after mine and torpedo actions. Simultaneous war activity around Ypres, Armentiers, and the LaBass canal involved heavy fighting with French, German, and Austrian forces. Large-scale casualties and strategic shifts noted as German forces regroup near Meuse fortifications.
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United Presn
Wondon
Trieste
Dentity
Lina
Maksaton
Noris
Vintula
Ruslana
Matmod
Minna
Cancasha
Ruuntans
Barks
Pyrouak
Mumer
Doutak
Ottasna Leyond
Hubhratos Hvar
Ypres
Cording
Paris
LaBauss Canal
Armentiers
Germany
Wavre
Meuse
Obrenovate
Reading
Bucs Ayton
Punta Arenas
Creeden
Rumpus on Gould Street Disturbs City Jailwatch
A Saturday disturbance on Gould Street involved Chlet Stevens being struck twice by a man or woman amid a quarrel over a boarder. The ruling official warned the entire crowd that further trouble would bring arrests and a stay at the city jail.
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Gould Street
Chlet Stevens
Teast
John McCarthy Passes Away in Kang District
John McCarthy died yesterday at John Malin's home in Kang. The body of the well known Corry man will be brought here tomorrow afternoon for interment.
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John McCarthy
Amu
MoCrthy
John Malin
Kang
Corry
Carpenters Scale Raised Friction Bares Local Rift
A clash between Corry city contractors and the Corry Carpenters Union emerged as union carpenters union members sought pay increases from 82 4 2 to 40 cents an hour. Contractors warned of shop shutdowns while unions claimed contractors skimmed 50 to 75 cents per worker daily. Union leaders vowed to maintain forty cents an hour.
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Corry Carpenters Union
Tocal
Benson
Local market prices quoted for provisions and produce
Local dealers display current retail prices for butter at 8 to 3m cents per pound, eggs 40 cents, potatoes around 60 cents a bushel, 15 cents per peck, and cabbage inexpensive. Apples rot for 40 to 50 cents a bushel, onions carrots turnips priced, western and California produce cited, meat and dairy items listed with varied costs.
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Dushel
Deutera
California
Abusive Horse Incident Reported at Local Church
A resident tied a horse to Fast Pleasant Street near a church yesterday. The animal faced cold wind and collapsed, blamed on outsiders and religious tensions. The owner pledged responsibility for the statements and warned of possible legal action if such abuse continues.
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Vdlintry
Enurch
Dieter Wind
Jtn
Yankee Wherson
Heavy Snow Falls Across Altoona and State
Rail traffic faces disruption as more than fifteen inches of snow blankets Altoona and surrounding areas. Blizzard conditions close roads and delay trains with forecasts of colder weather and further disruption into tomorrow.
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United Press
Altoona
Rec
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Corry
Ieau
Fime
Befternoon
Local Couple Married in Smith Street Ceremony
Local couple were married at the home of Art and Mrs John Pound on Smith Street. The ceremony for Thea, daughter of the Pounds, united her with Edhirma T Rhodes of this city. Wallace officiated at six o'clock with close relatives present. They left for parts unknown after the shower of rice, and will reside at 87 West Boni Street after December twentieth.
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Art
John Pound
Smith Street
Thea
Edhirma T. Rhodes
Tey
O. A. Wallace
Kitts
NuBone
Fos
Hime
Rhodes
Wast Boni Street
Morgaridge Olds Brooks Seek Commissioner Seat
In a developing race for the commissioner position Morgaridge and Olds are circulating petitions while Brooks of the First Ward appears ready to file. Fred Weaver withdraws from the contest leaving Morgaridge Olds and Brooks as the likely candidates with a possible fourth entry hinted.
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Belve
W. W. Morgaridge
Morgaridge
Wien
GW. Olde
Horton Brooks
Flrst
Ward
Fred Weaver
Brooks
Olds
Trailed in Second Ward by Neighbors with Lanterns
A neighborhood pursuit traced a man through East Fond and West Wayne streets after a break in at Charles Kromas home. Residents followed lantern light from house to house along Bond Street to Trying Street then Center, but stopped short of entering any dwellings.
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Nes Menta
East Fond
Wayne Atreety
Ceveral
Charles Kromas
Bond Street
Howses
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Koln
Joannea
Clara Kelly
B. J. Kelly
West Wend
Kelly
West End
Jim
Attoseye
Erie County Courte
Dresden
Santiago
AL Punia
Arenas
The
First National Bank
Peannsylvania
John M’carthy
Carpenters
Tom Thruout
Weaver
OUR Christmas Club
Oil City Trust Company
Christmas Savings Society
Citizens National Bank
the Citizens'nation
ANK
Pee
TAL Savings
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H.W .Parker
Cassies
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