Oklahoma City Faces Wind and Heat Storm Aftermath
In Oklahoma City the aftermath of a severe wind and sun storm leaves property damaged and power lines down. Authorities report widespread outages and risk to water facilities as pumps at the city’s station threaten to fail, with towns across the region cut off and supplies strained.
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Oklahamin City
Muffarad
Oldhionne
Jost Wight
Phyrkanwie
Muskogve
Booster Sermon Draws Crowds At Baptist Church Meetings
The article notes large attendance at Baptist church gatherings led by Evangelical Depotfer with a Youth choir performing in a service. Activities included songs to Old Jack Joy, a lecture, and evening sessions for men and women with scheduled times through the week.
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Palication
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Depfor
Thare Wan
Good Remio
Doptor
Apouien
Jorraw
Finale In Differences Is Reached
United Press reports a breakthrough in postwar diplomacy as Germany and Austria-Hungary reportedly near a final exchange with the Allies. Vienna dispatches and Austrian sources indicate stalled talks on submarines and a possible agreement on Parity with the Allies.
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Washington, D. C
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Vienna
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Ambasador
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Paral
Germany
Persia
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Anntria
Mediterranean
Demand by Miners Forecasted and Employed Wages
Report from United Irishmen outlines miner demands across the north coal fields. Proposals include ten percent wage increases, bonus pay per ton, and ten hour workdays with Sunday and holiday pay.
Austria's New Offer To Serbia Reported From Rome
Rome reports on January 22 that Vienna made a new overture to Belgrade after failed talks with Montenegrins. The move seeks to secure power concessions and avert further tension in the region.
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Serbia
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Wilson Considers Mrs Wilson Joining White House Trip
United Press reports President Wilson plans a naval cruise on the Potomac and a voyage to support the defense program. Uncertain if Mrs Wilson will accompany him though numerous letters advocate her attendance.
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Washington, D. C
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Ladies Auxiliary Formed For Corry Hospital
An initiative to launch a Ladies Auxiliary at Corry Hospital was approved at a recent meeting. Mrs. David D. Reoil was elected president. officers include Mrs. C8 Wilhon as first vice president and Mrs. Elizabeth Hentley as second vice president. A constitution committee was formed and monthly dues set at ten cents. The group plans regular meetings and invites new members at the hospital parlors on Wednesday afternoon January 26. Light refreshments will be served.
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Minnionn Ladiek
Mie Hospital
Tuuxillacy
A. Loyelemi
Mitsilon
Wino Hpon
Jimi
Corry Hospital
David D. Reoil
Wilhon
Prenient
Elizabeth Hentley
Bocrniry
Addie Wagkonar
Trowmirer
Mira
Waller Clough
Walter Penka
Roberts
Alyxandes
Robert Patterson
Weil Headay
Illinois Cities Fear Typhoid Epidemic Spreads
Chronicle reports across Illinois cities and villages showing signs of typhoid resurgence amid flood damage. Officials urge rapid measures as waterborne exposure troubles residents and emergency crews battle outbreaks and cleanup efforts.
Austrian Air and Sea Craft Sunk by British Air Power
An Austrian torpedo boat and an aircraft were sunk in the Adriatic yesterday after a British air attack. Theo reports say the Austrian steamer was torpedoed and set ablaze as Allied forces closed in near the front, with casualties and damage noted.
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Gratt
Torneda
Avalanche Carrying Dining Car From Great Northern Train
A dining car from Great Northern train No 21 was swept off the locomotive and toppled down an embankment in a town near Seen. The Spokane to city service was halted and early reports indicate fatalities.
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Disaster In Detroit Auto Planteum Kaiser Ships Outclass British
London reports predict a British coastal bombardment by new German armored ships equipped with guos claimed to outclass British defenses. Experts say the Kaiser fleet, recently completed and fully armed, could challenge British control of the North Sea and risk a sortie into the Atlantic.
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London
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Large Hudson Motor Car Plant Collapse Reported
United Prernay Patrol reports a collapse at the Hudson Motor Car Company plant in the city. Early estimates suggested deaths and many injuries but later notes indicated no missing workers and no serious injuries, with ambulances and police on scene.
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Hudson Motor Car Company
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Eleysonentonal Reporta
Corry Bridge Project Lost in Harborcreek Flood
The Corry Bridge and Supply Company suffered a heavy loss when their new bridge construction at Harborcreek was washed away by floodwater. The Dipm's construction gang had nearly completed the floor system and falsework before the sections washed into Lake Erie. Concrete foundations already finished were not affected.
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Corry Bridge and Supply Company
Harborcreek
Dipm
Urle
C. F. Brown
Another American's Body Found
An American rancher Burt L. Ackers is found dead after crossing the border into Mexico near the International boundary. His body was identified by authorities as the twenty fourth American killed in the past two weeks in the area.
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Milton Nichols Dies Yesterday in East Brinch
Milton Nichols died yesterday at his home in East Brinch following a brief illness. Survivors include his wife and two children, with L Nichols of this city and Mee Welch of Corry among the relatives. L Nolan undertaker was called to attend the funeral arrangements.
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Thin City
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Corry
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Bellefont Couple Found Dead in Suspected Gas Poisoning
Bellefont report states William H. Nolo and Tisbeide were found dead in their garage this morning. Nolo’s brother discovered the bodies with the husband in a partially hunched position beside the car and the wife reclined in the front seat. Officials say the cause is gas poisoning. a coroner’s probe is underway.
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Norwegian munitions ship found afire near New York
The Norwegian steamer Sygni, carrying war munitions, rushed to New York Harbor and to Quarantine as tugs fought a blaze in her forward hold No. 1. Deputy Chief Worth said the crew attempted to control the fire and investigators examined several possible causes.
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New York
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Unkelit
Funeral of Mr McMahon at St Thomas Church
Funeral services for the late Matthew McMahon were held at St Thomas Church. The rites were conducted by two priests with a large attendance of relatives and friends present.
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Matthew McMahon
St. ‘Thomaa
Troy
John Slattery
John Woley
Joseph Burks Hardt
Jamea McCarthy
Real Estate Deal Completed On Pleasant Street
Frank Hayton of the Raymon Manufacturing Company completed the purchase of a large real estate tract on Pleasant Street. The site, long owned by Henry King, fronts three hundred and more feet and includes a mill yard, lamps, and machinery. The Raymond Company plans major improvements including a new cement sidewalk and frontage rebuild, with displaced facilities to be offered for sale and relocation to proceed promptly.
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Raymon Manufacturing Company
Klamorving
Fwal Pleasant Straet
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Wnat
Center Street
Henry King
Iis Wallew
Pink
Corry Noeelty Company
Bnenaat
Iunk
Laos
Thin City
Thane
Wong
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Jeitke
City Enginnur
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Enlley
Iste
Vleam Aeliioy
Raymond Company
Pleasant Street
Accidents in Mines Rising Across Regions
A historic report notes increasing mine accidents with 1915 figures showing higher fatalities than 1914. Anthracite regions recorded 609 total incidents in 1915, with deaths near 413, reflecting a sharp year over year rise and renewed safety concerns.
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Imade
Hernaie
Threatened Flood Trouble at Yuma Ariz
A telephoned message from Ban Dingo California reports that Yuma is facing serious flood danger. The Tiger river near Jettim is said to be breaking banks and avalanches of water have damaged property. A man reportedly drowned as the area suffers heavy damage and disrupted services.
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Weather Brief: Snow Hits Lake Feylity Region
A wintry weather event affects the Lake Feylity area with fresh snowfall and cooler temperatures. Local schools and roads may experience delays as crews monitor conditions and clear routes. Residents are advised to bundle up and drive cautiously.
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