Deutschland Arrives After 21 Day Stormy Voyage
Reports from Baltimore November 1 describe the Deutschland docking safely after a 21 day voyage with a stormy crossing. Captain Koenig and a crew of twenty five are noted, with mentions of German Forwarding Company and cargo of medicines and dyes valued over a million dollars. The piece covers ongoing US and German port discussions and related naval context.
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Galen
Atlanblo
Koon
Tve
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Gooel
Chango
Nekal
Hinch
Ww Hastern Forwarding Company
Torpedo Claims From U Boat Reported by United Press
United Press reports claim two torpedoes were fired by a U boat during a wartime incident near Cork. Survivors describe a sudden explosion on the vessel marked by a sudden blast that left only a few details certain as crews abandoned ship.
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United
Don
Corke
Cork
Crooktaven
James Raymond Dies After Long Illness in Columbus
James Raymond died at Warren Hospital after a lengthy illness. He lived in Columbus and was well known in the city. Survived by his wife, father, and mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Raymond of Columbus. Funeral services will be from his parents' home Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment will be made at the Columbus Cemetery.
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Charlo Aytiod aeRich
Warren Hospital
Raymond
Go Tumbue
Thie City
la C. Raymond
Columbus
Infopmant
Wilson Gets Reports On Trip
President Wilson travels in New York and receives rapid reports from London on the Marlin case. He seeks full evidence before deciding on possible actions as talks continue between the administration and officials.
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Wilson
Trip
Aren
Ainghampton
Wilton
New York
Stile
Wilson Wi Bolig
IV Eny
Stity
London
Wird
Tovlit
New Road Opens Through Warren County under Open Traffic
The new road on Route 10 Spring Creek near the city has opened to traffic with increased use by motorists and horse drawn vehicles. Officials report the road to Corry and Spring Oaks has been graded and partially opened, with the bridge over Broken River completed. Early reports describe the route as in good condition for a new thoroughfare and anticipate improved travel next season.
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Tit City
Spring Creek
Gondy
Warren County
Corry
Hag Yoon
Sungon
British Take Strong Position From Hostilities Report
British forces claim a strong position after intense fighting along the river Sinims front. The War Office reports hundreds of prisoners, many Bulgarian, captured during the push north of the line. Western front actions include minor French gains on the Somme with no major shifts in positions.
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Hwotelson
Tosppaf
Sinims
Bronch War Office
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Dlantare
Campalen
Somme
Food Probe Opens in Chicago Under DA Inquiry
Chicago retailers complain wholesalers raise prices across foods as District Attorney Kline orders top wholesalers to report for questioning. Special investigators from Kline’s office conduct a probe into price practices amid reports of frost and supply concerns.
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Caltech Press
Chicago
Tinitoi
Kine
Rappei
Flbie
Kline
Camille ‘Ton 1
Accident Kills Meadville Man When Gun Trigger Snagged
McAuvillo aged 44 a Meadville resident and club member was accidentally killed while hunting near Hayfield township. A rabbit was driven from rubbish and branches when a companion warned the gun might be disturbed. The trigger snagged on a branch as the gun discharged. He cried I am done for and collapsed. Survived by wife and ten children.
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United Read
McAuvillo
Vorge
Meadville
Mediares
Hayfield
Tex
Oklahoma Miners Strike After Wage Scale Rejected
Seven tax and coal miners walked off the job in McAllistar Oklahoma following operators refusal to submit to a newly proposed wage scale. Union leaders urged restraint, warning against violence as tensions ran high during the strike.
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United Press
McAllistar
Olin
Bes Halloween Window Displays Won by Corry Stores
Judges chose Corry Stores for best Halloween window, awarding 1st prize to N. Roberts window showing a boy leaping over a fence toward a golden quemplking scene with fur displays. 2nd prize went to Ila Thomas store with orange and black decor and a novel key display, while Tra... shoe stars won for a dream of a girl with black cats and a witch. Other windows featured fireside trays and kiddies scenes.
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Hallowe'en
N. Roberts
Ile Thomas
Mal Jonesi
Trawneil
Uatlowe
Center Street
C. RR. Rollers
Richard Dawson
K. M. Christie
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Petrograd Admits Serious Greek Reverses Ship Angeliei Sunk
Berlin reports Greek transport Angeliei en route to Smlonki with 200 volunteers for Venice sunk after German submarine attack. Athena dispatch notes heavy losses and strategic setback for Greek expeditionary forces. Other items include Corivito’s return to Bradford after brief visit and Abe Cohen’s return to Youngstown.
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United Cress
Berlin
Angeliei
Smlonki
Athena
German Forces Reach Rakavitsa and Titeshti, Romania
An official report states German troops invaded Romania and occupied Rakavitsa and the village of Titeshti, pushing through the Red Power Pays. It also notes a Soviet retirement of southern lines. Weather looks cold with likely rain tonight and Thursday.
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United Press
Horrowrail
Rumania
Rakavitsa
Titeshti
Corry Plans Night Parade and Armory Dance Celebrations
A delayed Hallowe'en celebration last night leads Corry to host a big evening of events. The Hoard of Commerce Committee confirms a street parade on First Avenue and an armory dance tonight with a new second prize of 2 dollars. About 500 attended last night, with 450 masked and various costumes. Participants are assured they will join tonight as announced.
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Corry
Hoard of Commerce Committee
Firat Avenue
State Armory
Abie Mornine
Creasy Leaders Endorse President Wilson by Farmers Groups
A New York led appeal shows Creasy and other farmers organization leaders endorsing President Wilson. The letter, sent to farmer members, praises Wilson’s agrarian policies and seeks continued support for his administration and allied farm initiatives at the national level.
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Lylay
Whitch
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Womipnyasie Congress
PTE
Iftson Kepy
Constructiya
Shippers Here Claim Plenty of Empties
A damaged OCR item reports shippers claiming a surplus of empty freight cars amid a wartime shortage. It notes a To ba shipper and a manufacturer facing security and supply pressures and mentions rail sidings near Aldine and Brartitsye Dure with references to Ralf a Wise and a planned plant. The piece hints at unsatisfied demand and questions why certain empty cars are not allocated to traffic.
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Ing & Supply
Exaisa
Bnartsiye
Ile Moraine
Athirs
Énrath
Aubrey Pateh
Farmers Defeated Conscription Vote Analysis
Analysis shows the referendum on conscription failed, with women’s votes and regional support cited. Farmers and agricultural interests opposed the measure, fearing a strain on supplies and labor shortages, and the overall result reflected about 80,000 votes against the plan.
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Mothourtia
Avetratin
Wedding at High Noon United Bracken and Davis Pair
A wedding occurred at high noon at the Bracken home on West Flonwunt Street uniting My. Charles Bracken and A My Davis in marriage. The ceremony was performed by shy Hhitte. Family and friends attended, including Mr Howard Davis of Cleveland and Mayine Davis of Pittoupst, with well wishes for prosperity.
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Aflas Bernt
MG Bracken
Floward
Davia
Cloyolani
Croim
Gattierinis
Mrs Griffin Feted Today In Home Funeral Notice
Mrs Griffin was honored at the home of her daughter on We paytin street. The community recalls her life and service to family and neighbors. John Griffin of Beta, Montana is mentioned among relatives in a brief obituary fragment.
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Dorimond
Childrony
John Grittin
Beta
Billings
Montara
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