Corry Man Enroute Home From Romania
A Corry man, Muthielm, and his family, long employed by the Standard Oil Company in Roumania, are en route home via Prussia and Finland. They left Roumania as German forces advanced and hope to reach New York port soon. The narrative anchors on wartime upheaval, with Roumania’s shift from Central Powers to Allies and the family’s escape through war-torn regions before seeking safety in the United States.
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Phowis
Roumaala
Stockhohn
Sywalen
Teug
Rowmante
Prumia
Fivand
Lapland
Mothalin
Muthielm Hay
Standard
Rownania
Alor
Rowmanin
Bruthalin Win
Corry
Moren
Kouunton
Marshal von Mackenson
Wttes
Tha Ganon
Roumania
Mwati
Mratwheim
Rowmanta
Raneylvorin
Bhonopla
Vicbory
No Word Heard From The Raider In The Atlantic
Rumors circulated that the German raider and her convoy were sighted off the north Brazilian coast but no confirmation or details emerged. British reports denied any destruction of the raider and the story remained unverified by reliable sources.
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Frees
Bushow Ayers
Trinity -98
Atlantis
Utente
Sayarat Vonvola
Giascow
Foreign Comment On Address From London January
United Press reports from London that foreign presses largely approved President Wilsons address before the American Senate. British papers criticized the Kaiser and urged a complete victory over Germany, while Paris press called Wilsons ideas utopian and too idealistic amid calls for decisive allied triumph.
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United Press
London
Pashing
Wilson
Brijashad
Bente
Winn
Atladitorium
Thelistine
Germany
Paris
R R Worker Crushed by Two Cars
Meadville January 8 A railroad worker from the wrecking crew was brought in this morning in a sorrowful condition, terribly injured internally after being squeezed between two cars at work. He is held under care as details of the accident and its impact on the crew are readied for inquiry.
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United Prews
Meadville
Adam
Sharon
Head of the Exchange Testifies at Hearing on Reform
United Press dispatch reports the head of the New York Stock Exchange testified before the Hough Committee on proposed reforms. He described the exchange as an unincorporated body of Kondlenten operating under a limited framework and outlined the scope of members, bylaw records, and the exchange’s accounting practices.
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United Pres
New York
Noble
Kondlenten
Amyltin Wisromment
Comultton
Ns Exchange Provident
Nable
Speech Monday Discuss The Speech Monday
In Washington DC on January 3 Bonator Gumiuing Al Tawaladiy introduced a Senate resolution seeking action on a foreign policy announcement made yesterday by the President. The proposal aims to set a formal discussion in the Senate next Monday as the main Capitol topic.
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Unuwea Prean
Waahlegton
D.C
Erie R. R. Engineer Scalded in Yard Incident
Thomas J. Whitesell, a railroad engineer, was badly scalded in a yard accident at an Erie freight spur. A locomotive derailed in the yard, tossing whitesell and his fireman under the machine. Both men were removed. Whitesell suffered facial and hand burns and was taken to Spencer Hospital.
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United Proas
Roadvillé
Thomas J. Whitesell
Lees
Spencer How Mital
Tata
F Hienvy
Angina
Truk
Whitesell
Winstonodad
Meadville
Spet
Bryan Approval Sparks Wilson Stand Dispute
Fragmentary report from Madlaen dated January 193 recounts a debate over President Wittson’s foreign policy stance. William Souninga Bey claims the address urged stronger links with Europe, while Bryan contends the approach risks excessive government alignment with European powers.
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United Prews
Madlaen
Wit
Andona
Wiliam Souninga Bey
Wittson
Bryan
Wilnoa
Urops
Probe Att'y Calls for Brokers' Books
Newark report on the House inquiry into stock manipulation notes attorney Wnip- Blo stating brokers’ books and entries will be shown before the committee. President Noble of the Exchange Board says the matter will be debated by members, with potential action on broker records. The investigation continues with expectations for further hearings and stock exchange scrutiny.
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United Prote
Newark
Wnip- Blo
Wile
Wall Street
Prnsidont Noble
Exchange
Mattray
Awartoy
Whipple
Very Drokur
Wolagus Lo
Tia
Couras
Stock Exchange
Clymer Forms Chamber of Commerce to Boost Growth
A newly organized Chamber of Commerce in Clymer, formed by local leaders and prominent citizens, aims to foster industrial development and civic matters. Officers include Ware as President Howe as Vice President and Keeman as Treasurer with Matton as Secretary. A plan for bylaws and organizational structure will be discussed at a Monday meeting at the High School. The goal is to expand membership and support local prosperity.
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Clymer
Hut Lown
Pyen
Slocled Ware
Mrawldent
Prof. Howe
Ton
Iifford Keeman
J i. Matton
Onan
Wrandy
Clymey
Guardsmen Offered Jobs After Retirement Referendum
The Interstate State Bank of Maine announces it will hire retired guardsmen to fill openings caused by wartime deployment and local unemployment. In Hornell and surrounding counties a defective valve at pumping stations led to gas pressure drops, forcing reduced service and temporary outages during the cold spell.
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United Press
Washington
Jas
Imtead Staten Baren
Mnploymunt
Borren
Darter Camp
Burson Kaw
Hornelliun
Hornell and
Moditty
Milkmen and Patrons Protest Over Bottle Policy Change
Corry dairy dealers and customers rally against mandatory paper bottle use and higher milk prices. They warn that forcing paper bottles will raise costs for all, while maintaining glass bottles may curb bottle waste as producers claim they can’t meet new sanitation demands. Officials discuss health department views and wartime shortages influencing policy.
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Corry
Lie Ste Hewitt
Dietlnee
Jay Diay
Kral Cate
Leely Lotthien
Dixon
Convention At Ub Church This Week
The Christian Endeavor district convention will meet Thursday and Friday at United Brethren Church in Erie. Delegates from Lake Placid, Sharpville, Corry, Centerville, Wayne Valley and others attend. Sessions include Thursday afternoon and evening programs and three Friday assemblies with times noted. Organizers Braind and church leaders expect a lively two day program for visiting delegates.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Conv
Erle Wiffeleney
United Brithren Church
Thietty
Chistian Endeavor Hodtallea Nf
Playey Fo Hs
Lake Plapsant
Sharpaville
Corry
Centerville
Throu
Tuornlyes
Brainard
Chijreh
Home Protection Society Meeting Noted at Lodge Gathering
The Home Protection Lodge held an informal meeting in the eastern Alie Malt Instevaning area. Business of importance was addressed before a social event with refreshments, coffee and tilt. A fine home is reported by those in attendance.
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Thadestorn
London Says Sixty Nine Were Killed In Blast Near Plant
An United Press report from Houten, Jipidey describes a deadly explosion at a plant near London on Friday. Sixty nine are reported killed, two seriously injured, and four more with injuries not serious. Government investigators say a full inquiry into the disaster is ongoing.
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United Press Houten
Jipidey
Destruc
Menione
London
Nui
Klited
Buverutieil Buyan
wichHeny
Half Million Sought by Erie County Hospitals and Institutions
Erie County hospitals seek about 500000 for two year improvements and maintenance. Major requests include Lord John and Sailors Home 215009 and St Vincents Hospital 95000. Other listed sums cover Fumot Hospital and institutions for the Prisoners and Old People. state aid involved.
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Mara
Erie County
Rly County
Gorty Hospital
Erie
Thy Tate
Lordjohn and Saltors Home
Fumot Hospital
Bt. Vincent's
Hosnitat
Priondissr
Thrant
Elnewood
Florence
German Air Forces Dominated Sky Battles in War Year
United Press reports Borin January 28 that German aeroplanes claimed victory in ongoing air war. Official figures show 1,005 planes contested with 784 enemy losses and 222 German aircraft brought down. On the western front, 930 aircraft faced, 180 of which were German planes.
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Ity United Press
Borin
Murder Trial Opens in Pittsburg Case
Report from Milvinris dated January 28 details the Pittsburg homicide of a man and his wife on July 4. Detectives describe an armed ambush and a fatal fire, with authorities outlining the trial to uncover motive and possible accomplices as prosecutors note additional sensational elements.
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Harter
Waited Press
Milvinris
Nba
Alvin
Loon K. Harter
Flood danger passes as Allegheny River falls at Pittsburg
Pittsburg reports the Allegheny River receding from flood levels after cresting at near 22 feet. About two dozen basements and sections of the city were flooded, with hundreds of hoses needed to drain water from under waterlogged areas. Flooded districts included Trad Hocle and nearby towns along Monongahela tributaries as authorities slow flood pressure.
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Tailed Press
Pillurg
Allegheny River
Prishe
Ube
Mondagubola
Former Local Man Connected to Erie Murder Case
Leona Pasquaticchio once of the city is cited in an Erie murder inquiry involving Mundoan an Italian reportedly wounded at a vigil. The article notes Pasquaticchio’s ties to local figures and ongoing investigations with statements from associated parties.
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Erie
Leona Pasquaticchio
Mundoan
Jeoplok
Beni Aliia Witte
Vichus
Lophia Haa
Hatton
Thomas Muhdenn
Torhley
Phin
Leonard Pasquatcchio
Pasquaticchio Brothers
Torrand
John TorrAngy
Teallan
Anterpreter
Purswno
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Eltyn
Hie
Mia Manys Felapda
Favlal
Njar
Pres. Noble
Erie R. R
Kent
Chamber OF Commerce
U.B
Meeting Home Protection Society
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Ganaral Steel
FE Valle
Wwerw
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S. Pasqualicchio
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