Transport DeKalb Destroyed by Flames in New York
A United Press report states the Transport DeKalb burned today in New York, completely destroyed and taking hours to subdue. The vessel, once part of a fleet aiding troop movements from September 5, had been operated by the Shipping Board and was to be reconstructed, with no known cause yet.
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York
Dev
Leanapaet DeKall
Fitol Hroorigh
Aidan River
DoKalb
Newport
Shipping Board
Ang Waa
Print Paper Shortage Spurs P D Committee Action
A Washington committee discusses a proposed bill by Representative Anthony to cut stamp duties and suspend publication aims. The move targets the wartime paper shortage affecting daily and weekly papers nationwide as mills report 50 percent higher costs since 1920 and many small papers cannot secure publisher funding.
Germany Replies To Allied Note On Peace Conference Terms
Germany responds to Allied demands on the peace treaty terms. The note calls for the prompt execution of treaty provisions while defending German positions against Allied accusations. It hints at possible concessions if negotiations remain conciliatory.
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Germany
Preany Paiue
Cormany
Maron von Larande
Paul Dutanta
Intime
American Held Prisoner for Ransom in Maxquix Raid
A captured American, Hugo, held by Ville bandits during the Maxquix raid in the Pino Mountains. John M. Dolve, an American who managed six ranches and forty four horses, reported that the ransom of 10,000 de antoni demanded by the bandits would not be paid.
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Fagle Pass
Tor
Hugo
Americas
Maxquix
Poing
H Pino Mountains
John M. Dolve
Wly
Hugo AW
Aumvtienn
Weather update near Lake Erie with light snow flurries
An early weather brief reports light snow flurries near Lake Erie with mostly clear skies and colder overnight temperatures. No significant precipitation is expected beyond a light snowfall during the overnight period.
Col Smathers to Address Local Commerce Meeting
Col Smathers of Pittsburgh will address a meeting of the Board of Commerce committee re organizing Company A. The session at the Board rooms starts at 8 o clock with all committee members urged to attend.
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Col. Smathers
Board of Commerce
Company A
Boned of Commerce
Col
O. Braing Smathers
Pittsburgh
Fo Cofuwilttea
Bishop Gannon Confirms Large Classes in Corry
Bishop John Mark Gannon, head of the Diocese, confirmed a large class at St Elizabeth’s church in Corry, listing 27 girls and 23 boys with others. ceremony attended by Gorey Council Knights of Columbus and local clergy. The event included a formal address, prayers, and a reception at the rectory with decor and vows for the young confirmands.
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Gannon
Corry
Roy
Raymond Semindinger
Jouop B
Brock
Mathit Cyntlin
Clannon
Ula
Figg
Wshop Goninon
Thomas Shurol Pinoy
Anil Aoligut
Titan Children
Meyer
Diarios
Privats
Sean Hatha Lao
St. Elizabeth's Church
Egow
Watlice Brook
Gunny
M. Bi
Mrnsey
Father Armindinger
T. A. Wantlin
Pabsick Burke
Cambridge Springs
Alsian
Aix Ailills
Lewis Eyes Five Party Race Says He Expects Riot
In a dispatch from New York on December 1, former senator Lewis Towli predicts a five party contest for the presidency next year. He cites the Democratic Republican and liberal groups as key players. He notes strong public interest in the northern and southern regions and says the field will feature lively factionalism.
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Usivea Exces
New York
Mmig
Towli
Supreme Court rules wartime prohibition constitutional
The Supreme Court declares wartime prohibition constitutional and states enforcement must continue until peace is proclaimed. The decision impacts millions of gallons of liquor stored nationwide valued at about a billion dollars. The ruling, read by Judge Brandeis, is unanimous. New York markets react as U S Food Products falls on the news.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ecalon
Atoum
Brandeis
Yan Unanimous
New York
U. B Food Products
Stock Exchange
Tax scales for Third Class cities show impact on grounded vessels
A Bureau report analyzes how tax assessments and mill rates affect revenue in third class cities. It highlights vessel valuations, millage levels, and changes from full valuation to alternative baselines, with examples from Corry, DuBois, and nearby towns.
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Horan ‘Kuleely
Corry
Norfolk
Boyton
Wtite Mureau
Hpi
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Municipalities
Ponyuylvanial
Tslvenal Amtsita
CAML
Tigres
Eltiee
Port ix
Mhirdlass
Coxtesville
Carbondale
Munemiot
Contenville
Coal Production Returns to Near Normal Levels
Washington reports coal output nearly back to normal as transportation bottlenecks ease. United Mine Workers officials Lewin and Green plan to attend a protest in Indianapolis while a contempt charge against a union leader looms. In Terre Haute activity resumes with most mines operating, only a few delayed.
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Say Jy Lowin
United Mine Workers
Tinian Doelar
Lewis
Green
Indianapolis
Tlw
Ming
Wniow
Gren
Lewin
Fin Opstatirs’ Association
Reparin
Detectives Trial For Manslaughter In Santiago Death
Five county detectives charged with manslaughter over the death of John Marseluk a siloiner at Santiago were placed on trial today. Witness testimony began this morning as the coroner's inquest was reviewed. officials say the raid on a local college led to the fatal shooting.
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Pitusetrgh
John Marseluk
Santiago
Wwere
Gebren
Vienna Burgomaster Appeals for Aid
Burgomaster Heiman of Vienna appeals to mayors of New York Chicago and five other American cities for funds to buy foodstuffs coal and other necessities, a report from the Austrian capital stated today.
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United Prose
London
Burgomaster Heiman
Vienna
Vnayors
New York
Chicago
S Joan To
Jenkins May Be Cleared of Charge Today
Washington dispatch reports American consular agent William O Jenkins may be cleared today. The case, once in Mexican courts, was moved to the Supreme Court of Mexico with a decision expected by today.
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Jenkins
Washington
Des
Willian O. Jenkins
Prion
Punbhi
Mexico
Supreme Court of Moxico
Aispateliog
Padbln
Salvation Army Leaders Unable to Visit City
Adjutant Smith disclosed by telephone that Major Quirk and Major Campbell were delayed due to an incident in Erie on Saturday. They have since been in Hamot Hospital. The planned visit program was postponed to a later date. details will be announced.
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Adjutant Smith
Quirk
Vempbell
Erie
Hamot
Dr Strickland and Town Confront Horn Text Coming in
The town doctor Dr Strickland, a consulting specialist from Erleway, is reported as a horn text coming in and hopes for his recovery remain uncertain. Taig Shields return from O41 City to attend SandI.
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Strickland
Erleway
Horn
Golegrove
Taig Shields
Wis
O41
Mpond Sandi
Train services restored as schedules resume after rain
Passenger trains on the Kanedale Joens line were restored this morning after earlier gun related disruptions. Pennsylvan ia Railroad officials reported resumed service with westbound train 8200 arriving at 8 00 and departing 8 35, while other trains followed typical daily times later in the day.
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Kanedale Joens
Y Gun Sm Goal Conservation Menaurey
Femit
Nopmal
Pomsay
Seaves
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny
Munger Bhuss
Ya Dhaen
Barlow Store Opens New Department
The Barlow store introduced a new department on Saturday afternoon in connection with the Viet Shop of the Barlow Hardware company. The Jango room featured a blue and white display with piano plans showcased by Gorton & Son and the Balley player plans. Dorothy Waller and Miss Dos lita Davidson highlighted the event with a restored piano recital.
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Barlow Harwary Company
Jango
Vietor
Planos
Victralay
Tjarpias
Gorton & Son
Balley
Planna
Sant Will
Bne
Barlow
Ann
May Dorothy Waller
Dos Lita Davidson
K O C Conferred First Degree On Large Class
Corry Council Knights of Columbus conferred the initial degree on a class of twenty one at Macomb Hall yesterday. Plans are under way for further degree work. Next Sunday Olean Council will confer the second degree on a class of 79 candidates from Virlo and Waeron at Mopenibow. The fogten team of the council will oversee the ceremony. Rev Mark Gainey Auxiliary Bishop of Erie, visiting, returned this morning to Brie.
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Corry Council Knights of
Colrmini
Macowbon Hall
Olean Council
Virlo
Waeron
Mopenibow
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