Organization of guard company under way
Corry Wa forms a new National Guard company to defend Sagarganinad across the state. Wythe Hoard of Com mote leads a effort with Marsh and Sears to organize the unit. Col. Emalbor to oversee the process as a large recruitment drive unfolds this week in Marcsburg.
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Corry Wa
Natloum Guard
Wihch
Sagarganinad
Douyliw
Nelleh
Nicaling
Emitton
Wythe Hoard
Sof
Harp Hary Maewel
W. Lloyd Mura
Annulin Soars
Qory Tomipady
Marsh
Gapstain
Company K
Pennsylvania
Énoryp Sein
Han Ptaven
Mk Gurvidw
Corry Company
Pamh
CitAlanm
Ak Pyeninig
Ghosld
O. Minis Smariides
Marcsburg
Janders
Bompadtys
Release of White Expected Very Shortly
Hammonton report states 40, 181-Charlow White and Myx Huth Jomoa will be released from jail within a week. Eds ward White, father of Fryles, comments on the prosecution and notes he believes his son did not doubt the prosecutor’s actions. The prosecutor claims to be doing his duty as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preeny Hammonton
Charlow White
Myx
Huth Jomoa
Edsward White
Fryles
Ily Dansey
Aloil
Jonus
Hho Asi
Tony
Train Service Returns to Normal in the East
United Press dispatch reports the railways restore normal passenger service in the eastern region after a period of disruption due to a strike. Officials indicate resumed operations for mainlines and commuter routes as workers return to duty.
Mexican reply received on American note at state department
The United States announces that Mexico has replied to the American note regarding the release of an American agent. Secretary Lanaing said the department will begin an immediate study of the note and decide the action to be taken by the government before publication.
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United Prom
Rhington
Amerigda
William O. Seathlaw
Lanaing
Ntl
Explosion at New Jersey arsenal kills two men
Two soldiers are dead and a third wounded after a midnight explosion at the Dover Arsenal in New Jersey. Private Arthur McCormack of Malden, Mina, and a soldier named Wilking died of wounds, with Private Paul Green of Houston among the injured? and others unnamed. Police estimate damages at about 41,000,000 in shrapnel and blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. J
Butler
Tues
Glee Club Concert Pleases Jury at Meadville
The Allegheny College Glee Club performed at Ford Memorial Chapel Meadville with enthusiastic reception. The program mixed humor and dialect pieces while highlighting the students' musical talents and school spirit in a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Meadville
Dempsey
Ford Memorial Chapel
Ntub
Uyen
Guild Turns Over Clothing To Red Cross
The Needlework Guild of Ampheatia has donated all this year’s clothing to the Red Cross Home Service department. Volunteers report progress, urging community help and listing a contact for those needing aid or wishing to contribute further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Ampheatia
Home Service Department
The
Pmrmonta
Boltoy
Meeting of Odd Fellows Last Evening
Report of an Odd Fellows gathering detailing a degree work by the third degree candidates and a condolence or financial item. It notes a session, discussions of interests, and mentions attendees and homeward departure. reflects a period lodge activity and social proceedings.
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ODD Fellows
Tonathan Lough
Sivas
Byarth
Ha Viattors
Ayer
Two Killed In Boston Hotel Fire In Abbotsford Hotel
Two men died and a doomed escape occurred as a fire badly damaged the Abbotsford Hotel in Boston. A number of guests fled into the streets in scant clothing, with others exposed to extreme heat.
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Boston
United
Proca
Doc
Abbotsford
Tir Toalay
Turo
Ann
suMornig
Reduction in Prices From Packers Act Sparks Debate
United States observers report Congress will soon review a proposal tied to halting price hikes by large packers. The movement seeks to reduce costs by loosening control over allied products, with advocates arguing it could lower prices through increased competition. A National Wholesale Procurement official notes the plan could ease inflation and benefit consumers, while critics question potential impacts on producers and markets.
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Frye
Washington
Pec
Attormey Snore
Palmer
Stig
National Wholesale Procura’ Association
Yong Rai
Keystones Fall to Oil City Five In Rough Tilt
Oil City edged the Keystones 27 to 4 in a rough contest with strong defense and fast breaks. Bradenn stood out for Oil City while Crandall and Williams kept the Keystones in contention early, but turnovers and weak spacing doomed the visitors. اط
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Thio
Koyalono
Habre
Armory
Tig Nagra
Delmgechie
Ives
Viet Logmla
Oil City
Tay
Gom
Crandall
Ant Williams
Owendolt
Young
Pal Hoth
Thor
City
Foator P Bandon
Ronnicker
Orn Montgomery
Coes Es Williame
Linendott
Vssssuseen Yong Field
Gonle
Pontoy
Eielaeer
Mortgomargin
Gowern
Béhheter
Budgie
Weil
Ligoudell
Roatan
Tanthorg
Thefonmey
Larga
Showa Jan Ofivhand
Democrats Form Treaty Compromise Amid Ratification Debate
Washington December 18 Democrats propose a formal compromise on the treaty to move ratification. Publican leaders resist, while Senator Lodge and Mitchell prepare new proposals. Hope centers on drafting a workable agreement when Republicans accept certain conditions. The evolving plan aims to avoid blocking action and secure a path to final ratification.
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United Prom
Phila
Washington
Jodga
Tora Lodge
Extreme cold grips the eastern United States
Dec 18 reports show temperatures at record lows for the winter up to 1917 1918 with a severe cold wave across the east. The Weather Bureau notes the cold spell may ease tomorrow while warm air begins to move in from the west. Moose New York records the coldest night of the year with readings near minus 94 degrees at some locations.
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New
York
Moose
Ni Y
New Books for Public Library Listed in Hasty Update
A sprawling list of new library acquisitions includes titles by M. Mont, Hugh Walpole, Joseph Conrad, Eden Phillpotts, Harold MacGrath, and Georges England among others. The notes mention a city launch today and a Presbyterian church prayer meeting, plus society notices on a forthcoming marriage and local residents planning to relocate to Boston.
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Jordan
M. iMont
Rhinehart
Rhine
the Geerat Ity
Hugh Walzpte
Patricia
Bron
Spluster
Min Goldier
Temple Bailey
Lion
Oman
Nal Mt
WitHamaon
Nodtan
Ralph Connor
Sylvik
Michael
Anthony Tape
Stacy ‘Aumonior
Joseph Conrail
B. Guehriat
Mra
Joe "Thiurston
Oi City
V Presbyterian
Social notes of Corry lodge events and parties
A compilation of social happenings with Corry Lodge meetings and church gatherings. Highlights include dances at Racer's Mesa, preparations for New Year events, Lady’s Aid activities, birthday celebrations, readings, and a Christmas party at the Fluidship work group, plus a Woman’s Missionary Society meeting at St Paul’s Lutheran church.
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Faoty Ot
Etry Wank
Mra
George Lumons
Liberty
Mesibor
Bowne
University Printing Plant Damaged in Columbia University Fire
A fire damaged the University Printing Plant at Columbia University's Pulitzer School of Journalism early today causing about 495 000 in damage. An assistant at the nearby building fled her rooms amid the alert as smoke and flames filled the area.
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Ty United Pram
New York
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Columbia University
Bulliinge
Community Orchestra Planned By Local Board of Commerce
The Board of Commerce and Industry plans forming a Community Orchestra to coordinate musically inclined residents. A meeting is set for Sunday at 8:30 PM in the Corry Chamber of Commerce rooms to enroll members, with no fees. Send names and addresses of local players to chairman Waller, Roy Larson, or O. F. Smith.
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Board of Commerce
Come Mitten
Matturi
Gomry Board of Commerce and Tadustry
Aasset
Orehiutti
Board of Commerce and
Tadustey
Lts
Iheing
Corry
Fustee
Waller
Roy
Larson
Smith
Water Pipe Burst Causes Fire and Flood Damage
A water main break on West Main Street near Johnaga block caused extensive damage to a dry goods store on the first floor. Water rushed into storefronts, shattered items, and disrupted nearby properties as emergency crews responded during a cold spell.
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Gory
Johnaga
West Main
Tokiwon Dry Goody
Fist Moor
Ilissavarsd Eatty
Paaversby
Txider Ube
Completing Examination Of Mrs Blake By United Press
Atlantic City reports the local coroner's panel examined Mrs Esther Blake accused of drowning her two year old child. After evaluating physical and mental condition, the examiners decide whether to request further toxicology testing as the coroner's jury considers the case.
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Blake
United Prem
Atlantic City
Ioniste
Examini
Esther Blake
Huh
Noroxor
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