Berlin Crisis Still Far From Passed
United Press reports that Germany remains unsettled as Chancellor Michael faces a divided Reichstag and mistrust from liberals and military factions. Questions linger over Hollweg's succession, reform support, and the path to parliamentary control amid influential editorials.
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Peking Forces Surrender to Republicans
Reports from Toklo indicate that about three thousand monarchist troops garrisoned in Peking surrendered to Republican forces. Dispatches claim Japanese units surrounding the capital were pushed back and fully controlled by the Republicans after the surrender.
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German merchant ships caught by British patrols
London reports four German merchant ships captured in the North Sea by British patrols. The Admiralty says all four were en route to British ports for supplies, marking a second notable loss of German merchant vessels at sea this period. Mr and Mrs Thad Porkina return from Erie where their daughter Mrs Bada Williams vacationed with friends.
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Marines First to Land in France at Amite Port
United Press reports that American Marines landed at Amite Port on July 17 initiating the Allied assault on France. The landing faced danger from German submarines and an armorclad destroyer, with Marines and sailors repelling the attack as torpedoes crossed the bows and a motor torpedo boat convoy endured bombardment.
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Corry Appeals for More Red Cross Members
The Corry chapter appeals to residents to enroll in the American Red Cross, warning that about 900 of 1500 members are still enrolled as calls rise for rapid expansion. With boys going to France and supply needs urgent, locals are urged to join now at Babbiton Drive Store Laidley Buynising Store Washington Mariet Maxander's office or at the Bish and Sweet Jodney J Monworth chairs enrollment.
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Powers act with circus successful on tour
The Cooper Brothers Show travels through multiple states and provinces including Riverside California on July 4. Power and partners Power in their white medal for ing horses and dogs perform across Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Idaho Montana Washington and more, with winter quarters planned in Hot Springs or Chicago. Mr Powers is the ticket seller for the big top tour while Augustus Jones, Cola Brothers Circus, reports a strong year on the Pacific coast. Charles Brigham remains in serious condition at Genry Hospital with uncertain recovery.
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City Commission Meeting Approves Contractors and Ordinance Readings
The City Commission discussed and approved multiple items. Lanston and Company were awarded the wall painting contract for MATIN and The Works. An ordinance reading schedule was set, and water from the mausoleum to the cemetery was authorized. Police to monitor sidewalk obstructions and notify offenders. A Fourth District report noted quaran tines, mesiter eaves, and health department abatements.
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German retreat continues on Lometa river front
Berlin reports that German forces evacuated Kalure and fell back along the right bank of the Lomatea river this afternoon. The withdrawal follows a heavy offensive by Austro German troops launched late yesterday, as stated by the War Office.
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Army Officer Conducting Examination at Harvard
An Army officer recently arrived from Altace conducts medical examinations for Loew Burdamen in Conway A fox vicinity. Sixty seven men were examined with several ordered for further reviews due to irgatoallibilitys. Sergeant Boyd Marsh, a popular officer, is noted for his work with the company.
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Lion Kills Bear at Carnival Cage Incident
At the carnival grounds last night a lion killed a bear after an unlocked cage door allowed the bear to enter the lion’s cage. Keepers chased the lone intruder toward safety, and the arena was cleared as staff inspected the animals for injuries and safety.
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Germans Attack in Champagne Seek to Reoccupy Posts
German forces launched large night assaults near Mont Poton in the Champagne sector as they attempted to drive French troops from recently captured positions. The morning war office report describes renewed, bloody attacks and losses on both sides amid the ongoing battle for the frontline area.
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Man Beaten and Robbed This Morning
A man was battered and robbed this morning in a local area. Patrolman Loeky Maswers found him badly hurt near a busy street. the victim, reportedly intoxicated, was taken to the city jail. Investigators say the suspects were traveling together toward Warren to join a company, with over forty dollars involved.
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Motive discussed in Humprhion murder case
Johnstown July 17 United Press reports attorney Welmen argued the motive behind the Humphrion murder charge involving ten year old George Thompkins. The conversation centered on the defendant’s intent and potential surprises in store for the case as prosecutors maintained guilt.
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Philatheas Entertain Miss Westley at Mexican Theme
The Philatheas hosted a society gathering last evening at the home of Mrs Selvy, North Center Street. Miss Westley received a silver spoon as a token. the hosts served refreshments and the event concluded satisfactorily.
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Death of L D Widrig at home on South Center Street
Leroy Wilrig aged twenty seven died in his home on South Center Street this afternoon about three o’clock. He is survived by his wife Attleen V Widrig, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Widrig near Hoar Lake, a brother and sister. Funeral arrangements to be held in Gordon at the parente home with interment at Panga.
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Michaelis To Speak In Few Days and Committees Progress
Corry chapter reports Michaelis will speak in a few days. Committees show progress across departments, including enrollment growth and branch activity. A vote of thanks honors the young leaders of the Tig Day campaign and choir donations reach $47.
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Turmoil Over New Premier Shocks City Officials
United Press reports a heated public reaction as speculation grows about a new premier and policy shifts. The rumor mill hints at changes affecting Holtwoend’s administration, with critics warning of possible instability and supporters urging cautious engagement. Community leaders urge calm while awaiting official statements this week.
Why Again Turn Down Findley Road
A long fragment describes repeated opposition to paving Findley Road between Erie and Corry and ongoing efforts by local officials to secure support. It notes state cooperation promises, county actions, and continued calls to complete the link to Findley Lake amid regional political friction and claims of discrimination against Erie and surrounding counties.
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Three Ministers Quit Petrograd Cabinet
July 1 reports indicate three members of the new Musetan cabinet in Petrograd have resigned or signaled departure. A major cabinet reorganization is expected to restore harmony and improve cooperation after nine days of apparent strain and disarray.
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Death of Mrs Hasbrouck in city home
Mrs Hue Hobbard Muabrowck died at dawn at her Brook Street home. A sixty six year old longtime resident with many friends, she was widow of Tate A S Bubs and mother of Claude Hasbrouck and two daughters Mrs. Fred Lauer of Ell y and Mrs. Hugené Eilish of Azoys. Funeral services at her home Thursday with interment in Azoys Cemetery.
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