U-boat Report On Sinking Of Howaumote
Berlin reports the Admiralty has supplied the Foreign Office with the full account from the U-boat commander who sank the Howaumote. The document backs rumors that the crew doubted their captain and the survivor was taken aboard the submarine. The Adm says investigations and multiple submarine actions are not yet available and denies a coordinated violation of instructions by U-boat captains.
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Grangers Will Have Election This Saturday Meet
Corry Orange Grange plans a major meeting next Saturday with officers to be elected. First and Second degrees will be conferred on candidates in the forenoon, followed by a noon luncheon of cake and coffee. The afternoon program includes an irregular meeting and final officer selection.
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Witteh
Init Raogular
Democratic factions unite behind Palmer for Pennsylvania governor
In Philadelphia on November 14, Mitchell Palmer, a Democratic national committeeman and former minister, was named the party’s candidate for governor to succeed Martin G Brumbaugh. An understanding was reached reconciling old guard Democrats with reorganizers, promising shared leadership and influence in district machinery to cement unity for future campaigns.
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Mitchell Palmer
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Martin G. Brumbaugh
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McCormick-Palmer
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Weather outlook mostly fair tonight and Thursday
Patchy wording notes generally fair conditions ahead with clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Minor fog or mist possible in river valleys. Temperatures remain mild with light winds.
Romanian Reverses Admit German Arming Defeats
United Press dispatch from Petrograd reports Romanian forces reversing an earlier stance, claiming victory in the Stal valley near Vitony Pass and Transylvania vicinity. The war update notes Romanian troops repelling enemy advances at several points, with activity shifting to the Atslyor and Oils valleys as central power units pressure prisoners and guards.
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Stal Valley
Vie Famoun Vitony Pass
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Oils
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Railroad Engineer Decapitated Near Oil City
A Pennsylvania Railroad engineer Chauncey U. Smith, 44, from Kittanning, was killed near Templeton in a siding collision on the Allegheny division yesterday morning. Investigating found a car shoved forward by unfinished coupling, causing Smith’s head to be severed and his right shoulder torn away. The body was sent to Kittanning for burial. he left a wife and five children.
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Suffrage Leader Dies in City Hospital
A noted suffrage leader lies dying in a Los Angeles hospital after a blood transfusion allegedly performed by a New York specialist. The condition is described as grave with reports of a rapid decline.
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Los Angeles
New York Mining Onain
Death of Meadville Resident McGunnogle Dies After Illness
Meadville resident McGunnogle died at his home after several months of illness. A well known figure, he served as cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Meadville and played an active role in civic and fraternal affairs. He leaves a wife and son.
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Tia
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Marchants National Bank of
Meadville
British French and Canadians Win New Positions on West Front
British French and Canadian troops advanced on the Somme front amid night consolidations along a five mile stretch. French forces broke through near the Pierre Vault Woods and gained positions at the enemy trenches after a two day bombardment. Canadians reportedly captured a large portion of the front, with reports of German losses and no heavy counterfire from German forces.
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London
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Tong
Apponyi says peace near in remarks on war end
Count Apponyi of Hungary told a United Press reporter that peace is likely if leaders in England and Germany move toward harmony. He cited an unmistakable trend toward peace and said Russia’s stance and the re-election of Wilson bolster hope for early settlement. He warned the final peace must secure the world’s safety and end bloodshed, and that progress could come within weeks or months.
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Rovlin
Count Apponyi
United Trade
England
Germany
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Wiivon
Nia
Praca
Mat Pence
Federal Food Probe Is Ordered In Chicago
Justice Carpenter orders immediate federal grand jury investigation into food price situation in Chicago. Probe targets charges that commission men control a large share of supply for allegedly unfair gains and price manipulation affecting consumers.
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Chicago
Federal Paathiet Cour
Carpenter
Ue Federat Grind
Thin City
Official Count Shows Wilson Gains Across Counties
Report from San Francisco on November 15 summarizes early results as two thirds of counties reporting a gain for President Wilson. The tally shows roughly 286 votes advantage, with discrepancies in several counties including Los Angeles.
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Wilson
Uby
Union City Blow-Off Postponed to Tomorrow
Weather delayed Union City Wilwon Men collaboration postpones the blow-off to tomorrow evening. Rain and wind disrupt plans as participants and organizers prepare for the event with hopeful attendance despite the postponement.
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Union City
Wilwon
Runaway Girls Return to Mothers in Meadville
Two girls aged fifteen and thirteen who ran away from Franklin were recovered by their mothers at the YWCA in Meadville on Tuesday. A newsstand inquiry helped locate them after four days away. They admitted homes in Franklin and were reunited with their mothers who were thanked by staff and the girls, who cried with joy and promised not to run away again.
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Leola Carringar
Evelyn Robbeneker
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No Dangers From Typhoid In This City
Officials report no danger of a typhoid outbreak in the city. They note several cases traced to patients who likely contracted the illness elsewhere. Hospital wards show cases but local physicians say the risk to the public remains low due to good water, sewerage, and medical care.
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Akenerst
Bryan to Work for Prohibition and Democratic Reform
New York reports that William Jennings Bryan plans to devote four years to promoting democracy and morality in politics. He argues conservatism will align with Wilson era reforms, predicting the Democratic Party will embrace prohibition and woman suffrage by 1920. He will campaign in Indiana and Chicago this week.
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Willjim Jennings Bryan
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Chleaeo
Bank Closed Over Forty Thousand Dollar Shortage
A local bank, First National Bank of William Waye, was closed after an audit uncovered a forty thousand dollar shortage in the eastern Thakari Iner books. Cashier George W. Hunter is under investigation, with irregularities alleged over the past seven years. bank examiners report no word on suspects or next steps.
Explosion in Coal Mine Reported at Burrick Mill
A report from Burrick Mill in Marion county cites a mine explosion at Jamison Coal company No 7, Burrick, with details not yet confirmed. The site previously saw ten fatalities several weeks earlier, and officials were monitoring the situation this afternoon.
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Marion County
Auxiliary Card Party for Corry Hospital Set Tomorrow
The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a card party at Baylorn Hall from 2:30 to 5:00 p m to raise funds for Corry Hospital. Those not interested in cards are urged to bring needlework. The committee anticipates a pleasant afternoon and refreshments. Warren Times.
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Eaylorn Styr Hall
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Pennsy Starts War on Eight Hour Law
The Pennsy system begins a campaign against the eight hour labor rule. Officials cite productivity and safety concerns while unions protest the legal limit and demand negotiations. Local witnesses report line disruptions and calls for a federal review of work hour standards.
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Conspiracy Case Now Postponed in Washington Court
In November a government commission postponed a conspiracy case involving an individual accused of attempting to extort a large sum from a counterparty. The case center is in Washington with various officials and courts referenced. The report notes charges and ongoing investigation.
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United Tiey Commissionige
Taylor Way
Frayer
Haying
Submarine Sighted Off New England Reported
Captain John Ryan of the Merchant Marine relay from a British warship warning that a German submarine was sighted off the southern New England coast. The ship did not disclose the exact position.
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John Ryan
Minera
Howard
New England
Tania
Rush Auto License Applications Prompted by Officials
Officials urge speed on auto license applications amid a flood of filings. The notice cites processing pressures and suggests applicants prepare documents promptly to avoid delays. The agency warns of possible backlogs and emphasizes timely submission to ensure issues are resolved efficiently.
Carranza Heads to Constitutional Convention in Quertaro
Mexico City November 15 General Carranza departs after a farewell dinner with the diplomatic corps and rides to Quertaro to attend the Constitutional Convention. He travels with a strong guard as plans and arrangements with the National Book are said to be in compliance.
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Ganeral Cartangs
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Quertaro
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