Traveling man assaulted and robbed in two attacks
A traveling man was assaulted and robbed in a late night incident on King Street near a Wawa store. The victim, a 26 year old man from Corry, was beaten by two men dressed in dark clothing, suffered head injuries requiring stitching, and was taken to a hospital for treatment. Police investigate, no suspects named.
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Villa Defeated and Is Retiring Says Bulletin
In this obscure report from Dillelay Arizona the Villa force suffers defeat and a commander notes retirement. The scene references Curranéa works and local leaders amid a chaotic battle described with garbled phrases and uncertain dates, with scattered mentions of names like Hultotin and Mirwellin and a retreat by Vila.
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Peace Confer en Luzerne Reported By Swiss Press
Provisional reports from Provisional Swiss officials indicate an international peace conference planned to meet in Luzerne within the week. Prime figures including Germany’s Chancellor and other major powers are reportedly traveling to Geneva for discussions aimed at ending hostilities.
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Fighting Near Striba Report From Vienna
Heavy fighting resumes on the Striba front in Russia as Russian forces retreat from strategic points. Incoming reports from Vienna claim the front line near Striba sees renewed clashes with Russian troops repelling attempted German offensives.
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Bernstorff and Lansing Meet in Short Talks
In a brief twenty minute meeting, Ambassador Bernstorff conferred with Secretary of State Lansing. Other diplomats present included an ambassador and a member of the State Department. The talks focused on advancing the settlement of the Arable city.
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Spectacular blaze destroys BaRAE Powder plant in Delaware
A massive fire at BaRAE Powder Co. plant No 1 near Wilmington, Delaware, killed one worker and seriously injured thirteen others. Officials said static electricity sparked the blaze, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage to the mechanical room and equipment.
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Rain O Bul Rain O Bul Lets In Douglas
Report from a November clash near the Douglas border describes intense combat with American and insurgent forces engaging along the line. General Ville and Captain Cajal are cited as coordinating actions while snipers and artillery fire disrupt streets and threaten nearby towns. No firm U.S. escalation or withdrawal is noted as combat continues with limited relief in sight.
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Pennsylvanian suffragists hopeful on telegram reports
In Martinsburg on November 2, a president of the state suffrage association observed strong morale at the headquarters. She noted telegraphed reports from across the state showing growing support for the amendment despite rumors of opposition in big cities and continued excitement among leaders.
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Man Hurt at Union This Afternoon
Agrid' cane, an employee of Central Ohio Construction Company, was seriously hurt in a sewer excavation cave-in at Union Gly this afternoon. He was brought to Corry Hospital, examined by Dr. Rockwell, and admitted with possible severe injuries.
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Sharp Demands Made Today For Explanation From Great Britain
A dispatch reports Secretary Lan of the United States cablegram to London demanding an official explanation from Britain over ships recently reflagged to American registry. The note also seeks clarity on weapons provisions and the stance of the British government regarding the situation, amid broader tensions noted in Halifax reports.
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Findley Lake Cottages Robbed in Winter Break-in
A damaged report notes robberies at Findley Lake cottages during winter. Several unlived inns show valuables stolen, with some homes entered repeatedly. No arrests yet and total losses estimated near a hundred dollars.
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Factory Fire Near Boston Sparks In 1900s Hazard
A blaze at a Moldon near Boston factory, operated by a major manufactory company, caused extensive damage and preliminary reports suggested possible fatalities. Fire department crews rushed to the scene and investigated the blaze, with authorities considering penalties and safety violations.
Orphanage Fire At Harrisburg Burns School
An Oct 2 blaze at the Roman Catholic Heights Home for Orphan Girls in Harrisburg destroyed the building. All 119 students and instructors escaped unharmed though a panic ensued. The cause and financial extent remain undetermined as Rev Fr Reardon Civ head of the school cites Souls Day as the turning point before fire was discovered.
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Planning a Fine Affair Opening in City Hall
An executive committee met to finalize plans for opening a new building with tickets at one dollar. City attendees will be limited. Subcommittees chaired by J S Depmont, J Walter Clough, and others were named to lead banquet, programs, automotives, and reception. A general committee meeting set for nine p.m. discussed the opening date and event scope. The effort aims for a public reception with strong turnout and formal ceremonies.
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Torpedo Boat Sunk Off Gibraltar Reported Disaster
The Admir alty announced that the British torpedo boat No. 94 Twitcheon Just Inventilition sank near Gibraltar. Nine crew members and two officers are reported missing or dead in the disaster. Weather partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday cooler.
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