Columbus to Host Annual Picnic Amid Preparations
The Columbus annual picnic project advances with a planning meeting naming committees for reception amusement and historical tasks. The event is set for the first Thursday in August at West Sie Park with Paul Moinnes coordinating site readiness. Nearby incident: Paul Moinnes injured his thumb at PresbyterianPlene while opening ran and condit. two nurses attended the wound. Locals W N Davis and family from Pittafluli and Munste Ind visit Mr and Mrs d H Clough.
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Columbus
Monic
Pionia
Association Fabla
Tollowlig
B.A. Weil
W. A. Schrambling
Charlie Crown
Orchestra
Dalton Brothers
Coffe
B. L. Monroe
Ll. Monroe
West Sie Park
Paul Moinnes
Presbyterian Plene
Wiltcheir
J. C. Kibler
WN. Davis
Fam Ny
Pittafluli
W.N. Davis and
Munste
Ind
Xuoste
Mrr
D) H. Clough
City Commission Awards Paving Contract for Pleasant and Smith Streets
Officials consider additional street improvements including Pleasant Street from Wiret Avenue to Concord and extending Smith Street to West Wayne. The Harris Construction Co. won the West Washington Street paving bid at 6,206.20, with a $1.68 per yard rate.
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Harris Company of
Meadville
Third Ward
Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Concord Street
Tomward
Saylng
Wiret Avenue
Concord
Smith
Weat
Wayne
Patterson
Brown
Motiuian
Messrs
Hanbroucke
Wentley
Missra Setaig
Howard
Pathevon
W. R. Tavsprouck
Olds
Board of Commer and Industry
Pennsylvans Gas Company
Baltelior
G. J. Heath
Charles Peterson
Olde
West Washington Strat
R. M .Love and Son
Corry
Harris Construection Co
Mondville
Keystone Company
Smith and Park Place
Harris Frm
West Smith Street
Enginooe
Albert Payne
Eugene Howth
Suppressed German Paper Attacks Wilson Policy Again
The Deutsche Tajnes Zeitung, recently suppressed by the government, reappeared with a violent attack on President Wilson. It accuses the American government of a pro Allies stance and allowing convoyed ships to bring aid to Germany's enemies, marking one of its bitterest charges to date.
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United Prose
Berl
Deutsche Tajtes Zeitung
Wilson
Switker- Inn
America
Cook
Germany
Uybr
Naval Activity Today Detained Swedish Ships at Kirkwall
London July 24 United Press British authorities at Kirkwall detained the Swedish ship Bergensfjord carrying Dr and Mrs Duernberg the German propagandists. The ship Vering was held and rumors said the passengers would be examined to avoid misunderstandings with British naval regulations. The Finnish steamer Lea was torpedoed off the Scottish coast while en route to Canada. Reports from Constantinople say Russian forces suffered a reverse near Okh, Turkish assaults reclaimed trenches, and Austrian fronts saw renewed activity. Berlin announced a submarine torpedoed a British cruiser near the Firth of Fourth, with Roxbury torpedoed earlier and damage minor.
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United Press
London
Kirkwall
Bergensfjord
Durrnbers
Duernberg
Lea
Scotland
Canada
Tomby
Constantinople
Okl
Alton Haes
Kursike
Paris
St. Sacramants
Terman
Petrograd
Lembere
Tanahuske
Galicia
Tann
Berlin
Firth of Rourth
Admiralty
Roxbury
Mrs Roberts Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs W L Roberts died early today at her West Wayne Street home after two weeks of blood poisoning. A longtime Corry resident, she leaves husband W L Roberts and six children Myra Tennie Methleen Soran Kannis H B Roberts, Ida and Ira Roberts. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:30 PM from Ira Roberts’s home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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W. L. Roberts
West Wayne Street
Wna
Ira Rob‘atte
Wayne Street
Pine Grove
Ceme ‘Tery
Berlin Concessions Reported Amid War Time Talks
Reports from Bartin on June 24 cite Germany ready to make concessions in a proposed conference. President Wren is quoted on humanity principles while warnings about neutral safety and contraband aboard vessels are highlighted. The German chancellor seeks a careful reply to shape future international war rules.
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Bartin
Germany
Wren
President Visits Col. E M House In New Summer Home
President Wilson arrived at Ronlyn station and drove to Col. Howe’s summer estate. The visit followed his European tour discussing the policy and hopes for peace. The conversation with Col. Howe touched on national policy and the state of affairs, with plans for further interviews during the stay.
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Unitea Ress
Ronlyn
Crealion
Wilsop
Onge
I M. Hoxine
Howe
Fiat
Poane
Dees Mont Wilson
Mart
Thaw Case Hears Targeted Testimony From Mrs Thaw
United Press reports attorney state will present Mrs Mary Copley Thaw testimony to jurors in the murder trial. The defense seeks evidence of family mental trouble and possible insanity cited in earlier Thaw proceedings. Officials accuse Thaw’s forces of a plotted move tied to Jerome and others to influence the case while Thaw was abroad.
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United Press
New York
Cook
Harry K Taw Ti
Tom Day
Mary Copley Thaw
Thaw
Hendricks
John B. Stanchfild
Williiam T. Jerome
New York State
Canada
William Shurtlesy
Tutler
Tim
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Wash
Btrect Commissionat Vegus
The
First National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
ACA
Lemburg
Mrs. Roberts
Col. E M. House
Envoy
Europe
Weatney
Fee
Wil City
Crust Company
Ou City, Tu
Laneer Pa
H.W. Parker
Asst
Galither
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