Board Hears Complaints On Tax Revision Measures
The Glyevinmington Revision Board heard complaints from property owners in Ward 19 about proposed reductions. Citizens from the Ward urged the commission to reconsider values and the equal application of assessments. The hearings aim to complete the review by week’s end, with the board promising a final decision.
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Glyevinmington
Board of Tax Revision
Fleet Ward
Foulity
IONA
Offensive Is Failure in Latest Russian Action
An early November report from the war bureau notes a renewed Russian offensive against the Persenem front. Attacks were claimed to have begun with hope of breaking enemy lines but were reported repulsed at key positions on both ends of the front.
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Thited Proas
Bortha
Pepork
War Bureau
Atlickin
Prussia Man Returns After Stormy Atlantic Voyage
Joni Praga arrives in Friica on October uth aboard after a typhoon blamed voyage to the mid Pacific. He heads to West Washington street to stay with brother in law A. W Harrington. He recalls five days in Corry and local welcome at Harrington home as he resumes life after years in public service.
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Joni Praga
Almhama
Yoytec
A. W. Harrington
West Washington Street
Proath
Friica
Toft
Hon Kong
China
mid-Pacific
Pritanin
Dowton
Corry
Yentar
Harrington
Yolcani
Great Fire Destroys Part of Bethlehem Steel Works
A large blaze at the Bethlehem Steel Company plant near Bethlehem leveled section of the facility. An explosion following the ignition damaged stockpiles and prompted extensive efforts by firefighting units. authorities report millions in losses and partial collapse of the main structures.
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South Muthishom
Hothiahwa Sto
Dolny
Phyonuyy Ik
South Hothfolom Noyonbar
Hira
Tire Phayl
Lonatid Nove
Udieine
Ammunition Wars
Hottie Mala
Allin
Bovirn
Mmlion Dolla Worth AL Manningly Wu
Mabijind
Leon Theatriyid
United Prink
Blayte JopArtmont Tnituy
Hopeful over Oil Steamer Livietta Fire Abandons Rescue Efforts
Nov 10 report from eatin Texas states Hope of saving the oil steamer Livietta faded after a wireless from the Guilight described the Livietta aflame and waterlogged with cargo of oil and gasoline. The captain and 20 crew members were rescued by the Guilight after the fire intensified.
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Eatin
Texas
Iin
Livietta
Sabine Pina
Guiliight
Opposition in Congress Sidetracked on Defense Policy
Washington reports indicate opposition leaders in both houses plan to push and vote on the administration's national defense program. Senator Korn and Representative Kitten will deliver positions in the Senate and House, urging support for the defense plan.
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Washington, D. C
Democratio Naor
U. S. Consul in Brussels Must Leave
A terse report notes the abrupt departure of the U S Consul in Brussels amid wartime tension. Details are garbled but indicate diplomatic removal tied to German actions and shifting Allied strategy in the early dates of the conflict.
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U. S
Brussels
Constabulary Ordered to Wilkesbarre
A battered dispatch reports that the Pennsylvania State Constabulary, led by Cap. Withelry, moves toward Wilkesbarre amid rising tensions. The force is expected to receive orders from Witkurbarra as authorities monitor a developing situation in Mikewittinton and nearby areas.
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Pennsylvania
Wo City
Andar
Harriabag
Vesta
Cap. Withelry
Witkurbarra
Mikewittinton
HOF Hemi
United States Will Protest to Austria Over Sinking
Washington reports the United States to make immediate protests to Austria if the Ancona sinking mirrors prior acts. The note references a Vienna reaction to the forced recall of Ambassador Dimbarton and signals a likely diplomatic démarche in line with earlier Vaisitanio incidents.
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United States
Austria
United Press
Washington
D. C
Ancona
Vienna
Gar
Foreign Office
Plans Of Hospital Directors Urge Public Support
A call by hospital directors urges public support for a state appropriation to authorize expansion at a city hospital. The notice outlines proposed renovations and new wards, naming specific individuals and dates, and asks the community to contribute to the project within the state's funding framework.
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Ordes
Tay
Corry
Beatty
He Hiddon
Morgurlien
Sodhive
Neil
Three Hundred Die As Italian Liner Ancona Is Torpedoed
Reported in Houston, the Italian liner Ancona was torpedoed with around 300 dead. Surviving accounts say many passengers and crew were hit as the ship was struck, with some survivors landed at Cape Bon and Marryville on the Archon Count.
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Eta
Cape Bom
Ab Marryvilin
Airijan
Muse
Ancona
British Torpedo Boat Wrecked
Fragmentary wartime notice reports a British torpedo boat wreck near the Mediterranean coast with survivors and an official announcement from London authorities. Details are garbled but indicate a loss and rescue actions amid ongoing naval activity.
Greece and Bulgaria reach understanding amid treaty talks
Judge Rossiter opens duties after taking oath as new judge and hears first case. Report notes diplomatic agreement affecting Greek and Bulgarian interests, with Bulgaria pledging not to invade Greek territory and Germany to lead any future Balkan moves. Local item mentions county teachers convention and oath ceremony crowd at the court.
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Rossitar
Alent
Fnvilshyne
Une
Mago
A. Walle
Rossletor
Americans Perish on the Ancona
In New York on November 10 the Ancona disaster prompt recalls American victims. A Bronx resident reports a letter from an uncle in Geiger confirming the ship’s loss. Naples and Philadelphia sources mention Mr and Mrs Chafiold Jones aboard the ill fated vessel with several other Americans believed to be aboard. Survivors’ arrival will reveal further details.
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New York
Loeliger
Bronx
Annona
Philadelphia
Chafiold
Naples
Proclamation for Opening of Government Building Ceremony
A proclamation notes a public opening of a new government building on the 17th with formal dedication and open inspection. It calls on city residents and postal staff to attend from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. for a day of tours and displays, inviting all to view the historic post office site.
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United States
Pune
Hama
Corry
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