Oklahoma man killed by live wire near Towey
Corry Olmstead of Bartletts, Pennsylvania, a widower with two children, was killed when he moved a submerged power line while working near Dewey Oklahoma. The accident occurred about eight o clock yesterday afternoon after his wife and children alerted officials. Akte removal of the wire was ordered to prevent further injuries. Olmstead had lived in the area five years and previously worked as a barber in Lehigh Valley.
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Korey
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Duwoy
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Towey
Helelbor
Tia Non
Ian
Wight
Olmatond Nail
Lotifio
Dewey Wan
Ius
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Roma
Nartineville Company
Wan Hodfind
Dewey
Conpany von Anit
Olmstend
Bartlettsyi
Rela County
Pennsylvania
Oll
Indians Threaten a New Revolt
A poorly legible report warns of armed Indian bands threatening a revolt against the government. Reinforcements have been sent to defend key areas as tensions rise and security measures increase.
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Salt Lake City
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Onge
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Rooxpvelt
Princeton Harvard Football Crowd At Yale Stadium
A large crowd gathered at Princeton for a football game as thousands of visitors poured in to see Harvard and Princeton clash. The score was tight, with Princeton taking a lead late in the game while Harvard pressed hard in the final moments.
Niche Falls to Bulgar Invaders in Wartime Report
A fragmented dispatch describes Bulgar forces pushing through the Moravia valley toward Niche, with bombardments collapsing defenses and a 35 mile strip of land near the city under threat. Serbian and allied forces are cited in strategic positions and radio communications amid ongoing siege actions.
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Lelin
Moravia
William Buller Leaves Corry Fish Hatchery
William Buller, longtime superintendent at the Corry fish hatchery, will transfer to eastern Pennsylvania to oversee transportation of fish. He will sell his farm stock and household goods, leaving a transformed hatchery site now featuring brick buildings, a new park, and improved ponds. Buller departs after 25 years of service amid local esteem and well wishes for his new posting.
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Mifon
Andor Ili
Willam Buller
Toca
Wiliam Buller
Buller
Bultar
Corry
Daniels' Goes to Raleigh News Disaster Sparks Trade Worry
In Raleigh North Carolina the News-Observer reports a fire destroyed the Raleigh depot plant overnight, marking the second blaze linked to Daniels' operations during President Wilson's era. The incident interrupts circulation and raises concerns about the Daniels' supply chain and regional press stability.
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United Pryes
Washington
WD. C
Fouury
Jessphine Daniela
Ralolisht
N. Carolinn
Rooslot
All Factions Unite to Back Wilson
A conference reported united front among New York and Chicago leaders and their followers with the Democratic National Committee to back Wilson for renomination. The event emphasized coordinated support across factions and parties, signaling a major development in the 4910 campaign landscape.
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Wilson
United Frew
Tammany
Prege
Wit Wilson
Roger Bullivan
New York
Thia
Chicago
Raleigh Newspaper Plant Destroyed by Fire Loss
Raleigh fire swept the News and Observer plant owned by Josephus Dantoli, destroying the building and nearby printery. Loss estimates range from 40,000 to 100,000 dollars with the town’s property damage pegged around 2,500,000. Owner Daniels reportedly lost about 40,000 dollars in the incident.
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N. C
News
Raleigh Pewspaper
Sportary of the Navy
Josephus Dantoli
Mia
Sthite
Daniels
Algo
Btato
Ine Strange
Organizing Sportmans Camp To Be Held Here
A local push to organize a sportmans camp in Our City gathering support from the United Association of Fishing and Hunting. The effort aims to mobilize residents for a large project and to showcase community cooperation with government help. A party from Ol City will visit in January to announce plans and recruit volunteers among local hunters and fishermen.
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OM City
Tormesty
Mr. Bright
Tia City
Mum Heen
Strom
Ai Ol
Sind
Wetivys
Consulate in New York Wrecked by Morning Explosion
A blast at a building on Spring Street damaged the Consulate in New York. The UPI report says the explosion injured several, including the consul general and his clerks, with nearby structures sustaining damage. No definitive cause given.
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New York
United Press
Bryan Still Claims To Be Wilson's Friend
Washington opinion excerpt notes former Secretary of State William Tennings stating Bryan maintains friendship with Wilson while criticizing the administration’s national preparedness policy. The piece references Manhattan Club communications and urges a broad discussion across parties.
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Wilson
Unitedness
Washington, D. C
William Tennings
Wheontat
Manhattan Club
Big British War Move Is Rumored
London reports a major war development rumored as the War Office leader remains absent from daily duties. Beitink Howapaperd notes a possible shift in strategy while speculations about Kitolonsi’s reported rablenagion and the potential Retaiin of a prominent war lord circulate among observers.
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Aeuulone
War Office
Beitink
Kitolonsi
Sinking ships off Gibraltar amid war reports
Fragmentary disaster notes claim multiple French and Belial vessels sunk near Cape Tv and off Gibraltar by enemy submarines. Official chatter from Lima today hints at further losses and torpedo actions, with convoy and destroyer engagements echoing in wartime reports.
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Willie
Te Xa
Cibratter
Asura
Thopalay
Coleadiy
Jin
Cape Tv
Confession Exposes Plot Tied to Huerta
San Antonio Nov 6 Joz Draken prisoner of federal authorities aided officials by further revelations of a plot to reestablish Huerta's power in Mexico. He says Huerta and brother Wasquil Orozoq, with Lt. Hendtenant Aarty in Mexico, planned to raise millions to finance the attempt. Seizures included six tons of ore and sixty maghite guns to secure the capital region. The conspirators allegedly coordinated from New York, Washington, New Orleans and San Antonio with a first move to proclaim Huerta's government. Warrants to be issued today in several states.
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Joz Draken
Huerta
Wasquil Orozoq
Mexién
Hue
Aires
Agette
New York
Washington
New Orleone
San Antonio
Singer Doves
Muerte
Peter
Austrians Attack Montenegrins War News
Report from Vienna describes Austrians mounting a broad offensive against Montenegro. Heavy artillery struggles and Montenegro’s defense shift the balance as Austrian forces aim a wide enveloping movement along the Adriatic coast and toward Montenegrin frontier.
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United Penes
Vienna
Montenegrik
Orgin
Aistria
Philadelphia financier dies at Linwood Hall aged 80
Hy Uilton vreomy Philadelphia, A B Widguor, a well known financier and former head of toy enterprises in Pennsylvania, died at his home in the city. He was aged 80. The death occurred at Linwood Hall 16.
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Hy Uilton
Philadelphia
Four Local Prisoners Pledge Guilty
A sudilon climax marked the Tocont lock up scene as four local prisoners pleaded guilty to charges. Chief of Police Tavis and Judge Walling presided as the court noted the youths ages 16 and the two girls Ethel Tdhus and Janny Hazeltine would appear for sentencing. Rupersberger may face reform school or other confinement while the two girls’ disposition remains pending in the matter with affidavits already securing guilt.
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Polvo
Tavis
Sarge Walling
Ugmnet
Aetio
Ontar
Ethel Tdhus
Janny Hazeltine
Mazettine
Brown
Rupersberger
Patterson
Greek King Risked Revolt for Peace
London reports that King Constantine of Greece has decided to risk a potential revolt to pursue peace. The plan envisions dismissing the Athens parliament, keeping the neutral premier, and reshaping the cabinet with a few new ministers to form a war council. The move aims to maintain representation for a minority while seeking stable governance amid the crisis.
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Hy United Press
London
Athena
Constantine
Greecs Pathor
Athens
Kopy
Grove
Panty
Luzerne County for Suffrage Gains Support in Vote
Wilkesbarre November 6 Returns from Tuesday's election show Luzerne County a three to two mandate in favor of suffrage. Officials warn that final counts may shift to a narrow victory for the amendment.
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Vuiea Press
Wilkesbarra
Truesday
Lugerne
Rahimid
Weather Forecast For Tonight And Sunday
Readable forecast notes weather all night and into Sunday. Expect unsettled skies with possible showers and mild temperatures. Local area details depend on ongoing atmospheric conditions. A cautious outlook remains in effect for outdoor plans.
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