Extreme Cold and High Seas Hinder Rescue Efforts
Wounded sailors are evacuated from a transport under brutal weather as high waves lash small craft. Rescue crews transfer injured to hospital ships amid ongoing storm, with many off duty and workers at the Erie plant striking over labor disputes and wage issues.
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Hee Electric Company
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Luly
Amohony
Eloy Strand
North
Paelffe
Amin
Tenssport
Cileda
Auitord
Leon
Bolnen
Moboken
Northam
Erie County Road Program Faces Public Debate
A local editorial discusses Erie County’s proposed road program and the influence of politics on its advancement. It critiques management decisions, questions funding and timing, and urges clear action to connect Corry and surrounding areas with new NYS routes, highlighting potential state aid and county support.
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Gani
Woodard
Children Shot Down in Polen
A dispatch reports children purging in Polen were killed by German gunfire as crowds fled. Police and officials investigated amid city alarm, with military units and local authorities coordinating in response to the violent incident.
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Polen
War Exposition Opens in Buffalo Amid Big Attendance
Special to the Journal reports the United Azufea War Exposition opening with about forty thousand in attendance. Military displays from Allied governments fill the scene with armor, ships, and weaponry, while bands, concerts, and other events headline the opening day. Officials project continuing crowds and a series of demonstrations and camps in the days ahead.
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Grant
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Marien
Buffalo
Sith Rodos
Rowindorn
Ovary
Sham Buttley
Tomorro
Chautauqua
Ant Bolin
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Ovbty
Murrin Reveals Casualties From 112th Officers
Corresponden t Jamon A Murlny reports 112th officers wounded or dead during the engagement in the Argonna Forest. Sixteen officers overall killed or wounded. Company A losses include Lieut Roy L G McHade and Lieut Pray W LaPuse. Major Smathers returned to duty but remains stationed away from his original post.
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11Th Regiment Ovarvons
Wervign
Kegan
Roy LG. McHade
Pirmas
Pray W- LaPuse
Murrin
LaPazo
Notice of January 1919 Public Service Commission meeting
Notice that the Industrial and Domestic consumers of gan will gather at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7:30 PM on Monday January 1919 to hear the Public Service Commission's views on gun distribution in the city. Manufacturers and domestic consumers and council members are urged to attend.
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Gan
Chamber of Commoro
Citiena
Corey
Coummers
Couns
Axe
Tha
Oltinacs
Milk strike update sparks regional milk supply concerns
Reports indicate ongoing disruptions in milk production with anxiety over shortages. Officials claim no waste and most output redirected, while several plants in the area face handling difficulties. no statements yet from Mohawie plant or local affiliates about resumed shipments.
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Yhia
Enea
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Aoronte
Polish Invasion May Be Checked In Eastern Poland
United Press report from Copenhagen states organized German forces oppose the Polish invasion and claim victory near Posen and Natek County. The German minister is said to confer, with a delegation to Pittsburgh under discussion, amid unclear authority and potential limits on further action.
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Nakel
Berl
Germany
Posen
Boren
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Howe
Ant
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Eriu
Bolsheviki Succeeding As Allies Withdraw
Reported in London that Bolsheviki gains continue as Allied forces withdraw amid WWI strain. British cruiser squadron pulled back due to fear and diplomacy. Japanese and German movements described with large troop shifts and cities including Baltic areas contested.
Reconstruction Topic At Board of Commerce Smoker
The Board of Commerce smoker at the Elks Building last evening covered reconstruction topics. Prominent participants discussed government policy, business coordination, and war transition challenges, with emphasis on cooperation and future city development.
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Board OF Commerce
ELKS
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