National Guard Troops from Three States Called Out
President orders Guard units from Texas New Mexico and Arizona to border duty at once in response to Mexican border unrest. about 6 400 officers and men mobilized with four regular infantry regiments ready for deployment. Arrangements to replace troops include cavalry and artillery from the coast and details of distribution and oversight by military leaders and government officials.
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National Guard
Walted Brown
Washington, D.C
Congréss
Wil
Taxehree
Wrylee
Mexico
Plattaburg
Madison Barracks
Fort Lawson
Vancouver Barrack
Washington
Verbal summary of repulsed German drive at Verdun
The War Office reports a German assault on Verdun was repulsed in a morning clash near the Meuse. French forces recaptured a few first line positions lost in the initial German advance. Casualties occurred on both sides with heavy fighting near the Verdun salient as batteries and hills changed hands.
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United Prov
Parla
War Office
Tan
Meuse
Vordon
Prine Ima Jost
Avary
Sallent
Corry Fans Visit Erie for White Sox Game
Corry fans traveled to Erie yesterday to watch the Chicago White Sox play the Worle Inturatate Leagues. The score was 44 to 0, and the outing reportedly offered little excitement. Next Sunday, Carolina will play at Erie against the Pittsburgh Pirates, with urging Corry fans to travel to witness the "Gory pitcher in action.
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Corry
Erie
Aet
Chicago White Sox
Ue Corry
Carolin HU
Resident Fined in Dog Attack Case at Charstive Hill
Police report a resident Andrew Anderson of Haat Maiti was arrested on a warrant for violating pet attack regulations. In the incident, authorities say he was fined 210 dollars after failing to control a dog during a morning patrol at Charstive Hill.
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Andrew Anderson
Haat Maiti Atrest Charstive
Officers Of Cemetery Association Reelect Directors And Officers
The Ping Grova Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at Dr Alexander's office attended by a minority of stockholders. Directors re elected to continue their leadership for the year. Officers named were President W. Md. Marat, Vice President HL Bagley, Secretary The Rawo, Manager G. K. Alexander, and committee head DH Patterson. Work noted as incomplete against specifiations and a mausoleum project awaited satisfactory results.
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Ping Grova Cemetery Association
Bo Nides
Hn Wirector
Alexander
Pienont
Uray W. Md. Marat
HL. Bagley
RH. Palmar
G. K. Alesandar
DH. Patterson
Gaxton
Woléilm
Sutta
Jumped on RR Train Injures Man Near Michigan Ave
John Duka of Chicago gave Kin home address on Michigan Avenue and was on a Buffalo Division freight train when he jumped aboard fell badly and sprained his femur and wrist. He was treated by Dr. Mieton and later removed to Corry Hospital. Weather fair and warmer tonight into Wednesday.
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John Duka
Chiowygo
Michigan Avenue
Buffalo
Wan Ly
Corry Moupitat
Two fires near city yesterday claim multiple structures
Two fires northwest of the city yesterday burned a hay storage building and a Concordville farm dwelling. The Levella to Corry road site was razed with hay and a shed. a D P Chambers farm home at Concordville was destroyed with all goods. Property losses run into hundreds, figures cited around $2000, partly insured. Cause undetermined though linked to a possible locomotive spark near the Erie track.
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Miay
Levella
Corry
Hayetorad
Tate
D. P Chamturs
Concordwinlon
Ly Mtv
Duyts Auil
Davis x
Lwnes
Radiator Co Officials Plan Corry Plant Reopening
Cole Treasurer of in Hiro State Radiator Corporation and I A Venable General Manager arrived in Corry with Harry Naylor to resume operations at the local plant. They will confer on new equipment and restart the plant with Mrs Naylor accompanying, planning to move to the area. Naylor will head the Corry operations as new equipment begins to arrive.
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Cole
Hiro State Radiator Corporation
I. A. Venable
Corry Union
Harry Naylor
Naylor King
Ajax Plant Shutdown After Belt Accident
A heavy drive belt on the Ajax Iron Works power plant tore loose this morning just after seven, damaging the line and forcing a full shutdown for the day. Operations halted at 7280, with the main generating unit temporarily out of service and auxiliary storm equipment affected. The company expects the engine plant to return to operation before noon, with departments resuming as usual in the piping area.
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Ajax Iron Works
Ajax Power House
Ben
Soa
Omlolaix Af
Hald
Comorra
Piscing Ag
Rime Noire Aa
Commissioners Urge Sealer to Resign Over Duty Concerns
Reports state commissioners pressed Sealer to resign citing neglect of official duties. Informal requests reportedly preceded yesterday’s vote, with calls for leadership change and possible appointment to a new post. The municipality faces turmoil as investigations and rumored replacements swirl amid a $2,000 salary position and local interest.
Twenty Lost From Lake Vessel In Desperate Search
A Lake Superior incident reports twenty lost crew members from the vessel KO 1AKi Houtena and KR Kirby after a wreck today. Rescue attempts struggle as weather and fog hamper efforts. officials describe efforts as urgent and ongoing.
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Ily United Press
Salt
Marlo
Twelite Times of
Houtena
Kirby
TVA
Lake Superior
Wieny
Alt Lagio
Report of a large plant explosion in United Trust area
A blast destroyed a major plant causing extensive damage in the United Trust region. Early reports indicate authorities, with minimal detail available, are investigating the explosion and seeking information from witnesses.
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United Trust
Orange
S.J
Lake Meyuteone
Eileen Kyowh
Corry Man Found Not Guilty at Local Trial
A Corry man was found not guilty after a trial held today in the county court. Attorneys challenged evidence about possession of unknown items while the jury delivered a favorable verdict at about noon. The case involved questions of purchase and ownership of materials linked to local business figures and railroad ties.
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CORRY
Erie
Janie Dowler
Tal
le Corry
Woise
Briv
Anc Wits
Mpom
Wholesale Murders Reported In Probe
Authorities investigating the Archer-Gillom case admit possible killings linked to a home care operation. Ten former patients’ bodies found at a yard, with two already examined for autopsy while police pursue leads.
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United Press
Moni
Archer-Gillom
Polkon
Hele Xirel
Seven Thousand Fresh Troops to Reach Mexican Border
United Press reports seven thousand new troops will reach the Mexican border within hours. Three thousand will join the regular army with others from the National Guard of New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas. The move aims to bolster border protection and pressure Obregon over U S troop withdrawal, with a portion on the border within twenty four hours per War Secretary Baker.
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United Press
Warhluator
D. C
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Garrense
Maxie
Caboinel
Anselan
Amila
Olipegin
Sreetary
War Baker
aMletal
Five Perished When liner Cymeric Torpedoed in War Service
United Press reports that nine crewmen aboard the Cymeric, an admiralty service liner, were among those killed when the vessel was torpedoed. Conflicting White Star lines statements claimed both that the Cymeric remained in service and that it had withdrawn from routine duties. Local officials in New York and Bullets Imparrment pressed to verify the fate and discuss securing survivors.
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Cymeric
Admiralty
New York
Shay
LpTore
Rion
Hye Wits
Meathory
New Yale
White Star Line
Buadnson
Eight Hour Movement Fails in Pittsburg Strike Action
Reports state the eight hour labor movement collapsed in Pittsburg with over a hundred thousand workers involved. Despite some demonstrations, the effort to secure shorter hours failed as employers refused concessions and most strikers returned to work.
Fay and Others Sentenced in Federal Case
In New York May the first German conspirators convicted in the United States were sentenced in federal custody. Robert Fay received clemency years, Daoche was given two years, and Willer Echols was sentenced to four years. Attorney Murphy condemned the defendants as agents of the German government and said they showed little regard for human life.
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United Press
York
Howe
Robert Fay
Clebt
Atlanta
Pant Daoche
Willor Echols
Poutoncad
Sentmes
Murabui
Stepard
Thrill Show Stirs Town With Aerial Stunts At Night
Local report details an unfolding spectacle as Williams and her band plan dramatic performances atop buildings and hotel facades. Police caution and crowd control measures accompany the event as townsfolk gather to witness the morbid public intrigue and stunt routines.
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Phow
Wien
Mra
Tray Jue
Iy Wim Nl
Ellimb
Tinporiat Uhte
Eirig
Ulx
Rvkitie Wisvek
Corry
Toway
Lie Dente
Mex Williams
Will
Iinaire
Wim Wan
Tony Uin
Hi Hotel
Imperial
Tush
Williams
O'Doole
Meadvilih
Trust Company
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