Kaiser Accepts Resignation Amid International Tensions
Copenhagen reports official confirmation of German Foreign Minister Jon Keubman’s resignation request. London notes if confirmed, it could boost Germany’s standing amid the Win-Ghomou pillars dispute. Von Hintze, a famed German intriguer, faces scrutiny as diplomats discuss potential successors and German strategy abroad.
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London
Yor Kenhiman
Ty Kondrally
Germany
Ramoe
Hint von Tinta
Borin Forojen
von Hintze
Keatent
Imost
Admiraly von ‘Tiiphy
Amd
Behrood
Eites
Tmyn m Torman
von Kenciman
von Wintze
Tinst
Vomo
Tito
Ghiton
Maxico
Qurmany
Regina Ute Oes
Gorminama
Hoertians
United States
Ragland
Christidan
Hoplaln
Saar Gummy
Adoni
Elks Elect Leaders at Grand Lodge Meeting
An Anta City Wyoming dispatch reports a clear sweep in officer elections at the annual Grand Lodge meeting. Notable victors include Fred Robinson and Charles White for grand avorttury and grand wxalted tailor respectively, with Ohar of f oars and Thomas L. Reilly also winning high offices. Atlantic City was chosen for the 1319 reunion and delegates approved a second million dollars for war relief to be administered by a commission headed by John SHAe, former governor of Pennsylvania.
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Aniantta City
Angrin Breanrar
Lirite
A Campbell
East Strouts
Thomas L. Reilly
Morldva
O. K. Cowell
Sunbury
Vay Verand
Royal Kennkity
Great Bend
Horn
Colorado Springs
Grand Tulor Wit
Brown
Bante Montea
Cal
Grand Inter Guard
Cue
Cambridge
Mass
Granit Trust
John Shae
Pann
German Army Commander Warns of Rising Disobedience
A dispatch reports General von Mantes, commander of the Second German Army, censures growing disobedience among troops near the Somme. He warns of severe penalties for mutiny as discipline deteriorates under Tetish strain and Allied pressure.
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Ty Genel von Mantes
Cedrey
Gorinos
Signal Corps to take over U S telegraph operations
Washington July 10 United States Signal Corps moves to investigate telegraph operations across private and leased lines. The objective is to assess handing of the systems amid President Wilsons plan to assume control and place the Signal Corps in charge, replacing other government units.
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United Brew
Washington
United States Signal Corps
Wilson
Signal Corps
Express Men Promised Higher Pay in Nationwide Move
Statement issued to all employees of express companies. President Taylor of the American Railway Express acknowledges wage reassessment and anticipated revenue from higher rates. He says distributions will favor lower-paid workers and timing aims for thirty days, with increases retroactive to July and no funds diverted to executives.
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Oxpress
Iumediately
Roylqu
American Railway Xpress
Taylor
Mew
Comepany
Todiy Sayal
Sowalon
Woman Dies by Suicide on Farm Near Wattsburg
A 48 year old woman, Mey Potarian, was found dead this morning at a farm two miles south of Wattsburg. Neighbors say the deceased, despondent after recent financial strain, lived with her husband and family. Two of her children were at home when her body was discovered after her husband returned from work. No further details were given.
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Mix
Jub Patilson
Wattsburg
Petemon
Jobute
Mrs Charles Johnson Died This Noon
Mrs Johnson dies after several months illness at home. Husband Charles Johnson and children survive. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Local friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Charles Johnson
Hosale
Mie Aledet
Totowlum Epertinn
Sirvine
Weather: Partly cloudy tonight with little temperature change
A brief weather note reports partly cloudy skies tonight and tonight, with temperatures holding steady. No significant change expected in the morning, indicating continued mild conditions and slight fluctuations in temperature.
Today's List of Casualties Is Heavy
Washington DC July 10 General Pershing reported 10 percent casualties, 24 died of wounds, 15 died of disease, 3 percent wounded in action, 45 wounded slightly, 12 missing and 2 prisoners. Manitou Corps totals two killed in action, two dead of wounds, one severely wounded. O Hulero of Willa Pa dead from wounds and 11 Wilson of Naw Catty ta reunited severely.
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Washington
Pershing
Neversiy
Manitou Corps
O. Hulero
Willa
Wilson
Naw Caatty
Publicity Drive in Jamestown Falls Short
Jamestown duty campaign for war savings stamps closed yesterday with 452804 raised toward the 500000 goal. A meeting adopted a resolution to publish the names of Jamestown residents and Warren County individuals who did not support the drive in daily papers.
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Joinestown
Famestown
Nelally
Bae
Ciwwuaree
Snow On July Reports In City Weather
Fragmented report notes unusual July snow in the city with several residents commenting on the cold spell yesterday. The item mentions low temperatures and potential crop impact across the region as authorities prepare statements.
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Corry
Wanted Volunteers at Once Local Red Cross Chapter
Corry area volunteers are urged to join the local Red Cross Chapter to assist servicemen and civilians. Call or visit the office to sign up today.
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Red Cross
Mail for Corry Boys Destroyed in War Parcel Loss
War era note from the Post Office Department reports destroyed mail for Corry boys in the Twenty-eighth Division. It lists shipments missing or damaged including sacks and bags sent to units in France and Boulogne with details on a few named units and hospitals, but gives no exact count of mail losses or specific delivery locations.
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Corry
Washington
Offica
Ionills Strom
United States
Sion
Albr
Boulogne
Urieln
United Stree
War Stamps Sale Report by Scouts Troop No a Corry 1918
Report of the sale of war savings stamps by Boy Scouts. Names and amounts paid by numerous scouts and supporters across Corry, including Olliford Anderson, Charles Bughew, Henry Blair, Loren Blair, Sumner Bentley Jr, Georgy Butters, and many others with contributions ranging from fractions to several dollars, reflecting a local fundraising effort during 1918.
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Boy Scouts
Corry
Nith
Hiho
Olliford Anderson
Charles Bughew
Henry Blair
Loren Blair
Georgy Butters
Sumner Bentley Jr
Charlee Tuckman
Hyarod Ohvidad
Edward Cassidy
Ravart Davis
Frank Dingfelder
Fo Merritt Deyo
Rare Lyman Drage
J. Harold Dogan
W. Henry Stuty
Doma Wing Yy
Simth
Homer Fleming
Franklin Fay
Leighton Fohimat
Maurica Greenfoht
Donald
LaVern
You Geybs
Donald Heitama
LaRue Haskine
Charles Koford
Adrian Domontn
Robert Lewix
Ris
Olliford Long
Bath James Loveland
Harvey Loveland
Elmer Love
LeRoy Morty
Elwin, McCray
Barrett Marsh
Bandry Mall
Howard MoOray
Harold Meeker
Thomas Nash
Rex Paulson
Solmen Porter So
Arthur Pitts
Richard Patton
Warold Rowa
Roussey Rogers
Warren Sulton
Raymond Bindbury
Raymond Satires
Willwm Shitsee
Lee M. Whittlesey
Donald Wiltla
Cleyton T. (Woodward
Tose Whitney
Waerold Willett
George Wright
Gerry Witta
National Educational Association Meet in Pittsburgh
Local teacher Miss May McKinney reports on the national convention held in Pittsburgh. Sessions occurred daily in Syria Mosque with departmental meetings in churches and educational buildings in the Shenley district. Notable speakers included Brinton, Shaw, Hall, and Claxton. a theme of mobilizing America through schools and federalizing education emerged, with calls for funding and a federal education department.
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May McKinney
Waltons Educational Association
Nealti
National Educational Association of the United States
Pittsburgh
Syria
Shenley
Heras Brurovtangh
Anna Howard Shaw
G. Stanley Hall
Dita Plage Young
N.C. Schautter
P.P. Claxton
Commissstone
Education
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Out
Rome
London
Paris
Titerium
Belgium
Suzanne Silvereruys
Paul Perigord
French’ High Commission
America
Weskington
Local P R R Men to Get Back Pay in July
Hatlroud announces that P R R employees will receive back pay on the July pay day for work performed in June. Wages for January through May are to be adjusted gradually under the retroactive raise, with separate calculations for each employee, amid clerical efforts and differing wage-fix rules across departments.
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Hatlroud
Gutherine Wy
McAdoo
Menia
Thule
Juno
Two torpedoes launched by sub attack described
In a United Press report from New York on July 10, a submarine fired two torpedoes at a ship near the United States coast. The blasts damaged the vessel, causing injuries to passengers and stoking fears of further naval action. the attack occurred as a Chilean reconnaissance ship was en route.
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Celal
Wapit
United Prose Team
Aibiwin
Onin
Adriatic
Sunmani Iyer
Mlesster
United Press
Niwy
York
Terman Abe
United States
Eoxit
Amur
Chile
Catavie
Alhinkel
Cape Menry
Talinolléel
Secund Winpeda
Uae
All-Night Service At The Palm Gate
Palm proprietor Cteve Mourton announces all night service at the Palm Gate. The plan includes restaurant operations on South Center street with a related dairy venture and extended hours. Details are incomplete due to garbled text.
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Cteve Mourton
Palm Gate
Hat al
Sheeun
Wilson meets leader of death legion amid US delegation talks
President Wilson holds talks with Mintwine Hoceurova and the Ruslan Battalion leader to discuss issues surrounding the delegation to Russia. Aimed at easing tensions, the meeting touched on actions to be taken this month and potential party alignment shaping the upcoming moves.
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Ity United Press
Washington
Wilsoni
Mintwine Hoceurova
Somlor
Ruslan
Boath
Penne
Ruastu
Hill Shuts Out St Paul Team in Closely Fought Game
Carman Hill, playing for Kansas City, shut out St. Paul 4 to 0 yesterday. Hill felled four opponents and helped his team end St. Paul’s eight game winning streak. He also contributed one run, continuing his strong offensive and defensive showing.
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Hill
ST. Paul
Carman Hil
Kansas City
Liaselt
Ketosas
Corry
St.Paul
Finnish Commander Seeks U S Aid for Finland
General Mannernhelm, commander of Finnish forces, asks the United States ambassador for military support. The U S envoy replies that aid would come if Germany were involved. Stockholm, July 10.
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United Ivrean
Stockholm
Mannerhelm
Amibane
United States
Finland
Morelia
Germany
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Atlvan Berney
United Vreen
United Areas
Trent
Pershing Reporia
Aerkil
Chater Bhlerry
John M. Peterson
Jamestown
Corry Ladies
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Miss McKinney
Pittsburg
Death Legion
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