Curry dairymen firm in milk strike across region
Dairy workers in Curry and surrounding New York and Pennsylvania territory pressed a milk strike enduring disruption to shipments. League actions tightened field control, with milk prices and freight costs debated as producers and agents organized across multiple towns. Authorities report ongoing efforts to stabilize supply while dairymen press for favorable terms.
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Next loan billions 41 2 percent inquiry report
Fragmented OCR text discusses a loan bill of billions with a 2 percent rate and a five year term. Mentions York, Jumiary, and S-Accordinge ty soporte context unclear. References four and a half percent and likely five billion dollar scale, but details are garbled.
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British Delivery Of Ultimatum To German Officer
British dispatch reports an ultimatum to Germany demanding immediate halt to advances and a price window for butter in the Baltic region. The move aims to prevent German gains while seeking a favorable market. observers note potential broader war implications.
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Columbus car service suspended by local cabled line
Adt wid Lorwwhinted yesterday. Oper ation of the car ring between this city and Columbus was suspended last evening. Pred Kinley made the trip to Columbus and upon return to this city the line was shut down. Mr Woolard telephoned the local winplayes to shut down. A few slags go Oscar Fritts who had been in charge of the line reasoned Kinley was secured to make some of the file but declined to pane the work regularly and completed his airview with operation af the Gilbert run that evening.
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Hoover to lead all food relief in restored territories
Paris reports Herbert Hoover has been named Director General of Food Relief for all restored neutral and controlled areas. He is understood to have a plan for the administration of food distribution and supplies is noted as ready.
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President Welcomed in Rome Amid Ceremony
An official welcome in Rome marked by national flags and floral tributes as the president arrived. Dignitaries and staff stood in formation while a ceremonial salute and reception unfolded, reflecting cordial relations and formal hospitality.
Rescue of wounded from transport amid fire and smoke
United Press reports a heavy air and sea battle as a rescue operation retrieves wounded Americans from a transport off the coast. A destroyer boat drove alongside the transport, lifting wounded and loading shells while the vessel bobbed in heavy seas.
Chairman Dent Becomes Insurgent Leader
Washington dispatch reports Representative Dent, head of the House Military Affairs Committee,拒staging a split from War Department support and pushing an insurgent line. Representative Kahn planned to join him in Europe for Pershing talks as Republicans aim to press a broad reorganization and policy shift.
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Weather for Lake Brio: Fall tonight and Saturday
Frigid air settles over Lake Brio with light snow showers possible tonight and again Saturday. Temperatures dip into the teens to single digits with light winds, and slick road conditions expected after snowfall.
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Island Shelter Frenzy Sparks Quest for Safe Passage
Rescue teams scramble as stranded residents fear exposure on the island. Valentine and Sibra oversee operations while officials warn of looming storm risks and potential misuse of shelter space for stranded travelers.
Return of Railroads Impossible Says McAdoo
Washington reports William G McAdoo declares a return of railroads under federal control impossible The former secretary urges extended federal contracts and continued private operation while warning against government ownership as a solution He cites wartime measures and pending reconstruction plans to argue for government participation only as a temporary measure in a reformed system.
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New World's Altitude Record Made Today
United Press reports Ipawick Bug pilots Capt Hine and Blowers established a new altitude record at 40 500 feet. The flight failed at that height as engines stopped and oxygen failed, yet both aviators landed safely. The record surpasses the prior 8 900 feet set at Daytona Beach in 191K.
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Evans' Address At Auditorium on What America Means to Me
Dr. A W Evans spoke at the High School Auditorium sharing experiences from Britain and Europe. He urged closer ties among nations, advocating a Tongue of Nations plan and a vision of America as a model of brotherhood leading to peace and prosperity.
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Three Cases Scarlet Fever Reported in City Schools
Three scarlet fever cases have been confirmed among school children in the city. Authorities have placed a quarantine on the homes of the affected families and urged prompt treatment to prevent further spread of the disease.
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Today’s Casualties From The War Front Reported
The list, compiled by the American Expeditionary Forces commander, records dates of death and injuries including killed in action and wounded. The article notes nationwide precautions, city streets sprinkled with disinfectants, and ongoing public health measures amid the conflict.
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Rodman to Sink German Fleet in North Atlantic
United Press reports Admiral Rodman said US submarines destroyers and minor ships should be kept, with a broader move to the Wald area. The summary notes a shift in Allied strategy amid ongoing operations against surrendered German capital vessels and fleet components.
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Baker for Army of 300000
Secretary of War Baker urged a temporary army of 500000 to speed discharge for soldiers already in service. He said Congress would not oppose the plan, speaking before the Military Affairs Committee. The temporary force would hasten demobilization and be deployed only as needed.
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Social notes from Corry lodge and clubs in Meadvill
Corry lodge 1h 7. O. Elkyholt presided as candidacy and luncheon marked the new year. Rebekah Harping Mand Club held its first meeting at Mr LT Tiffany’s home with officers elected. Plans discussed to support Meadville Odd Fellows Orphans Home as it cares for nearly 100 children. Laura May Welk presented a silver spoon to the couple’s daughter. Upcoming meetings announced for January 16 and January 20 with officers to be installed and a supper to follow.
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Corry War Subscriptions Total in City Reach Record
A wartime fundraising report shows Corry residents and businesses pledging a grand total of 1,249,220.41 for war effort drives. Donations include Liberty Bonds purchases, personal gifts, and corporate campaigns, reflecting strong local support and a community mobilized for victory.
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Nitrate for Fortification Sold to Farmers Here
Erie June 2 United States government nitrate for fortifying farms will be available again this year at 81 per ton plus freight. County Agent expects early distribution via the local cooperative committee. Blank applications will be provided to farms, listing the amount needed for the coming spring.
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Souvenir Watch Recovered From LaPaze Family Records
A World War I era note describes Lieut Percy LaPaze recounting battles the Corry bays participated in. He recalls the Argonne drive from September 26 to October 8 as their most significant engagement, noting the casualties and the overall toll. A German watch was taken as a souvenir by LaPaze’s son after a fall during scout duty.
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