Journal Will Continue With United Press Report
The Evening Journal states it will maintain United Press content as the main wire service. It notes prior reporting errors but emphasizes the United Press is a reliable source, while acknowledging recent corrections and the ongoing collaboration with UP for timely news.
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United War Workers Appeal Encourages City Campaign Drive
A wartime appeal urges residents to support the United War Workers campaign with immediate family discussions and generous subscriptions. Volunteers will canvass on November 12 and 13 urging payments by installments through 1919, with options and deadlines set by the local unit captains.
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War Correspondents Rally Amid Disruptive Press Clamor
A fragment from a wartime correspondence piece shows United Press defending factual war reporting against disrepute and fake news. It mentions war correspondents like William, Phillip, Sima, Pred, Fergison, Taylor, Lowell Mellett and others in Allied armies. It notes a local protest in New York State with banners, and a church service led by Rev. John Carney in Columbus, Ohio, with light naval service hours.
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Phillip
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Frank Taylor
John Do Gant
Lowell Mellett
Robt J Collier Died Suddenly in New York
New York reports the sudden death of Robt J Collier, long connected with local publishing and literature. He had led the Collier firm since 1898 and was noted as a prominent figure in the Nis county press scene. His passing comes after years of involvement in local affairs and writing.
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Col Hors Wasakkly
Lieutenant Tracey Killed in Action in Nine Day Conflict
The district mourns Lieut Tracey listed among war casualties with his brother Mea and William Havel among survivors. His wife and two brothers in other cities are noted as next of kin. The report lists military and civic names connected to the loss and honors the fallen at a local ceremony planned by community leaders.
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William Havel
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Eulyl Inge
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Prisoner Steve Duma Held at Camp Rastatt
Steve Duma is reported as a prisoner at Camp Rastatt amid wartime notes. The item mentions associates Flove Thima and Lea Shynholt, with vague references to earlier engagements on the western front and a September capture, alongside medical and relocation details involving Tod Sividenski and Corry.
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Trotski Resigns as Petrograd War Minister
Usy united Press reports Leon Trotski, Bolshevik war minister and foreign affairs head, has resigned from the Russian Soviet government. A Helsingford dispatch notes 9 forces of 1200 counter revolutionists were marching on Petrograd, with the report filed amid wartime chatter and confusion. Mrs Esther Parker of Columbus is described as improving after surgery on Thursday at City Hospital.
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Great Fortress Maubeuge Falls to Allied Forces
United Press reports London status dated November 8 that Maubeuge, a fortified city, fell to British forces early today. The capture signals the collapse of major German positions around the fortress and highlights progress by British troops including the 52nd Division advancing beyond strongpoints.
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Kaiser Abdicates as German Crown Follows Demand
United Press reports Berlin wireless dispatch states the Kaiser agreed to abdicate and the crown to follow under terms demanded by the Sousalists. The legitimacy and timeline remain unclear as negotiations continue with political factions in Berlin.
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Kiel Canal Blocked by Reds Report
United Press reports the Kiel Canal blocked by REDS amid unclear action. The chaotic note cites disrupted traffic and military tensions as observers track possible signals from the involved factions.
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Corry Boys Involved In Sedan Action Likely
Fragmentary OCR reports suggest Corry boys may have taken part in the Sedan action linked to the Franco-Prussian War. Names and details are garbled but imply a local group connected to the conflict and a possible engagement near the city during autumn.
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Gas Fight Engineers Confer on Unalaginer Willie
A garbled passage discusses engineers and a gas fight, mentioning Kans, HilbH, Nel at Sie Ty, and figures such as Kevin, New York, and Parry wigisitets. It cites production and representation roles and hints at a debate over rates and the term The pupitivoring dwiiforeach.
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Ban Lifted in Pittsburg Belts Sent to Local Men
Pittsburg, the steel city, returned to normal after a state health order eased the flu quarantine. Local authorities reopened theaters and some saloons on Monday, then briefly closed again as cases challenged the rule. Officials plan hearings Tuesday for violations and adjustments. Crown of the Board of Commerce sent services to Corry to instruct Pittburgh students as auto mechanics. Mabel Tombard of Erie visits, with Red Cross liaison noted.
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