Teachers Again Elected at Adjourned School Board Meeting
The adjourned meeting of the Board of Education last evening re elected several teachers including Auer Marlow Pope Whit Homey Raymond and President Loveland. Aural assignments included a four year leave of absence for Minnie Lottu M Bongtael and new staff for the grade and commercial departments. The district manager was authorized to purchase teaching supplies and a salary increase for the district superintendent was approved. Graduation list announced with many names, and janitorial staff adjustments set at monthly wages. The report of the secretary on the district’s condition was accepted and filed.
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Auer
Marlow
Pope
Whit Homey
Raymond
Loveland
Hantine
Mini Lottu M. Bongtael
Redputh Chautay
Jon Wiotlon
Whitliebey
Vail
Texonom
Barlow
Mina Bentricn
Uie
Kratsorville
Thik Stats
WiKtlesny Moval Ihn
Suligo
Dougherty
Concord
Wright
New German Peace Offer Promising
Prediction in Stockholm that a new German peace proposal could be submitted. Government committees and diplomatic talks shape the plan as hundreds of American officers remain abroad, with limited chances to return home under wartime conditions.
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Stockholm
Nation wide registration figures revised by officials
A government report says total registration stands at about 9 250 000 with extra figures pending. It notes military service enrollment across the Neonat Guard regular army navy and other branches may be lower than earlier estimates.
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Gly United Presa
Whitington
Prevont Marshall Gunpeal
Rowan
Conway
Neonat Guard
Regular Army
LW Navy
Chemuelin
Kerrie
Cyowdyrele
Mrs Frank Prank Dies. Vienna Reports Italian Offensive
The Austrian war office announces limited Italian artillery activity in the Siigini region and repulse of Italian forces. Mrs W. A. Prank, longtime resident, dies at 9 oclock at her home. funeral plans set for Thursday afternoon with services at the family home and interment at Oak a Pee. She was in her eighty first year, survived by a son and two daughters.
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United Press
Vienna
Artugt
Austrian War Office
Phw
Siigini
Mlospily
Atm Trans
Dino 1
Yurlouk
Don
Meg W. A. Prink
Prank
Chawtauquy Coonly
New York
Hy A. Fram
W. Brown
Duttalo
Grand Childrey
Roy Doors
Hivelle Brown
Buffalo
Tuith Frank
Wo Adiiitie
Clarondon
Wayne
Elock
Melondé
Daihtor
Clyde
Cook
Corry
Clarendon
DieTing
Local visits and family names noted in Warren area
Frank Nas and Mr Goi visit relatives, with mentions of Pranilin lvet and Tituavitle. Mr and Mrs Henry Riddlespergur of Warren travel to Guy to visit Kokslon of Womona Grange for a short stay.
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Frank Nas
Ben
Goi
Houth
Pranilin Lvet
Tituavitle
Henry Riddlespergur
Warren
Guy Tday
Womona Grange
Tolotivon
Pomona Meeting Here Closed Today
A local Pomona gathering ended early with officers and attendees expressing cooperation with government efforts. The day featured speeches on lunar effects, district concerns, and a late program noting attendance and reorganization during the afternoon session.
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Pomona
Landslide Delays Trains on the Erie Line
A landslide disrupts Erie trains causing delays southbound No. 4 westbound on the Field Ballronyl Whe line and No. 3 to arrive at 4 AM. Company offices report the slide at Hornell area with limited service while repairs proceed.
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Erie
Wearn
Ballronyl
Tandalida
Delawacre
Shanehanmells
Hornell
Arrest in Keets Case Prompts Suspect Hunt
In Springfield Missouri a warrant was issued for a suspect tied to the Keets case. Police report one arrest so far and seek a man named Dick Carter who may help identify others involved. The murder of the Keats baby is linked to German government allegations. authorities continue their investigation and search for the principal suspect.
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United Press
Kania City
Pactoral Genta
Kenta Mystery
Springfield
Coday
Kenta
Nomi
Dick Carter
Keats
Weather Update and Local Sports Notes
Weather forecast predicts thunder tonight and tomorrow with unsettled conditions. The Eatonine game faces delays as streams and tides affect play. A recent trout catch report notes poor fishing due to high winds and floodwaters. no relief expected tonight.
Sooty Horry Chapter meets on cloth and mill supply needs
The Horry Chapter of the American Toll Crow met at the Council of Vammeriy to discuss work on muslin sheeting flannels and rags. Officials reported progress on coal and chemical prep tasks and the committee noted new opinions on work units and line supply.
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Gomuttin
Horry
Anerleas
Hhwonkerry
Bunworth
AUF Stennale
Powell
Ali Ibori
Amd
Wwe Ohi
Brayena
Pilin
Wey
Sven
Elean
High Class Stock on the Barlow Farm Auction Note
A report from Center New York on the Barlow Farm sale highlights top pedigreed cattle. A young bull from Oliver Cuban and other high grade sires led with a record price of 54200 dollars. Buyers included J. Crom of the Drowana Faths, and the herd showcased notable cattle admired by visitors.
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Barlow
Oliver Cuban Farmaut
Center
N.Y
Wiig Arma
Jane Utay Appel
van Viren
N. Newoten
Maat
A. H. Buslow
Uhik Record Cult
Barlow Pari
Loi Crom
Drowana
Barlow Farm
Sud
Climax Watchman Stricken In Emergency Injury
The Climax Watchman was found in a critical condition after an on duty incident near Worthtreet. Dr N Troy Gillette attended the man and he was removed to his home hospital for care.
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John. Hokies
Qagen
Wayne
Clix
Tilcen
Pavoni
Ramevind
Worthtreet
N. Troy Gillette
Tim
Golffplioiy
Ory
Hoones
Hoenen
Eilette
Fifteen Slackers Arrested
Fifteen individuals were arrested in an incident described in local reports. The event occurred during a nighttime operation conducted by authorities. Authorities provided few additional details in the accessible text.
Dr J C Kibler Married at Erie Monday
Dr J C Kibler wed at Erie on Monday with plans for a brief wedding trip. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Roy Clements of the First Presbyterian church. The newlyweds will reside in the city and begin their life together after a short honeymoon.
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J. C. Kibler
Erie
Kbsien
Browne
Roy
Clements
Kimep
Centar Alreot
Wreck in Local Yards Delays Pennsylvanian Service
A wreck occurred in the Buffalo and Pittsburgh division yard near Smith, delaying a southbound train as crews cleared debris. The damage was slight and the car was placed within an hour, with the cause and responsible party not yet determined.
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Buffalo and Pillsbureh
Pennsytfana Railroad
Smith
Dome
Two Other Boats Reported Missing
Report indicates two vessels unaccounted for after disappearance. Emergency crews and coast guard search efforts are ongoing near the last known coordinates with no confirmed debris found to date.
Elks Flag Day Program Announced by Local Lodge
The Elks announce a Flag Day program featuring community leaders and orchestral performers. Event highlights include vocal selections by high school choirs and a guest appearance by prominent local figures, with coordination across multiple civic organizations.
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ELKS
Negroes Used in Early Railroad Construction Chronicle
A dubious wartime style text describes African Americans recruited for railroad labor and relocated by railroad officials. It mentions a contractor and a deputy, with scattered references to towns and operations, detailing forced assignment and transport to work sites. The wording is fragmented but centers on labor and movement of Black workers.
State Police Arrive to Arrest Local Man in Meadville Case
State police arrive by early train to arrest William Smith Iswald on charges related to an officer assault in Meadville. He is expected to be placed under guard to face Crawford County authorities and stand trial. Details remain unclear as the convoy proceeds.
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IackAgNe
Ptoso
Keneuee
Higeun
Keen
Waltons
Affer
Am Coutor Aireok
Unies
Swithiallt
Willienty
Ponti
Poul
State Constabulary
Witliam Smith Smith
Iswald Ty
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