City Campaign Opens With 1400 Dollar Red Cross Gift
The first day of the campaign sees a $1400 donation to the Red Cross. Volunteers and workers report steady participation, with many pledging to cover territory and complete canvassing by Wednesday evening. The meeting notes show continued support and plans for a public notice and chapter reports.
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Officers of P.R.M. to be discharged in ceremony
From New York November 15 managers of eastern railroads condemn the wage crisis and threaten action. The report notes officers of P.R.M. will be discharged in a farewell ceremony with Auxillary staff planning events and a banquet.
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Renewed Threat of Rail Strike
A renewed threat of a rail strike emerges as railroad workers allege wage cuts and adverse labor conditions. Reports state that engineers and locomotive firemen oppose changes and may mobilize if wage reductions proceed.
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United States to accelerate shipbuilding if parley fails
United Press reports Washington plans rapid shipbuilding expansion if talks collapse. Congress considers immediate addition of fourteen ships while aiming for a broader build program in coming years.
Naval Cut Sparks Debate in Press Commentary
A November 1 dispatch reports German and French press reacts to Hughes arms program and Pacific question. The Deutsche Zeitung doubts attested powers will accept another naval holiday and foresees potential dread unless decisive moves curb rivalries.
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Crown Prince of Japan May Be Made Regent
United Press reports in Tokio that Wirichito crown prince of Japan may become regent with near full powers. The move depends on imperial authority and the health of the emperor. if Hirohito acts as regent he would effectively rule, though the duration is uncertain due to the emperor’s frail condition.
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Journal carrier trouble on Liberty Street report
Patrons report delivery disruption on Liberty Street with complaints echoed citywide. Journal offices urge callers to report issues and provide driver names and routes to speed fixes and prevent press delays.
Stanford Hose Concert and Ball At State Armory
The Stanford Howe Company hosts the 6th Annual event at the State Armory on Thanksgiving Ave. Wednesday November 8, with preparations underway and Chief Paulkon leading a ticket sale drive. A generous donation drive is highlighted as the year’s appeal.
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Foch Visits Philadelphia Amid World War I Events
The passage notes Marshal Foch visiting Philadelphia with Allied leaders during World War I activity. It mentions Ford, Pook, and other generals as part of the high level. The scene reflects a wartime propaganda moment with parades and official ceremonies.
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Municipal Club Ladies Meet Wednesday
A pleasant affair planned by the Municipal Club Ladies for Wednesday afternoon at Union Street club rooms at 1 o'clock. Invitations requested RSVP by Blkewien and Mrs Dex with early morning call to confirm attendance.
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Arms Parley Aims to Break Deadlock Amid British Proposals
An armaments conference seeks to merge British and American plans as Arthur Balfour and Admiral Kato represent opposing sides. The talks discuss proposals and reservations, aiming to advance negotiations and secure a reply to key points.
Killed on Erie R R Crossing
Frank Hed, agency operator, died this afternoon at 1 o clock when a Ford car was struck by two locomotives at the Tatham avenue crossing near Color and Lakendoit. The driver, Charles Hak, was employed by the Janel tows company. Reed, the victim, died instantly and his body was severely mangled. He left a widow.
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Juston
Dr Bradley to Speak at Local Auditorium Tonight
A large audience is expected as Dr Bradley speaks at the Moraville high school auditorium this evening. The talk covers disarmament, future of aviation and other questions, with Dr J J Puller and Dr Preston Hedley in attendance. Community interest is high as local voters prepare for upcoming events.
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Jmal Sehool
Bradley
Brailley
Lange
Moadville
IClashes Across the Border Stir Global Tension
United Press reports a planned revolt by Northern Mexico factions triggers cross border clashes. Mexican and American forces patrol the California border as violence escalates with casualties and shifting control along the line near Sonora and Arizona.
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USA
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California
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Prominent Reader Dr Bradley to Speak at High School
Corry residents have an opportunity to hear an able reader, Dr Bradley, in the high school auditorium this evening. His message is described as meaningful and engaging for local audiences.
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Corry
Dr Bradley Addresses Rotary Club on Botany Leadership
Dr Bradley of the Chicago Rotary Club spoke at High School tonight on dietary heroism and world conditions. He praised founders of International Botany and outlined plans to advance science amid global challenges.
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Former Corry Resident Dies in Cleveland
Former Corry resident Riley Naylor died in Cleveland at Eghowidé Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife two sons William Naylor of Pittsburgh and Mary Naylor of this city, and by several daughters and relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Pittsburgh
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Douglas Daly
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Cary Trailor
British representatives outline auto surplus aid plan
Report indicates officials are drafting an obdurate for the Auto Supanees atliasce with Hild and nvdn whuthee, while noting potential bonds involving Anthony Fingitud and Japanmawine £ 00 ample, as of November 15 in Washington.
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Wilson Praised As Nation Watches Historic Day
The crowd cheered President Wilson amid a rare national moment. Leaders and citizens gathered to mark a significant day in the country’s history, reflecting on progress and unity.
Wedding and church society notes from Dunkirk and Sherman
The text records a wedding on November 12 by Ray Howles in Kapilatehuroh with Mrs Faz e Matterson and Avoryr Linlgrey of Dankirk as members. A short wedding trip follows to S50 Klip Wiront. A Sunday gathering for St Elizabeth’s Sodality elects officers, and a funeral for Mr TW Baker of Sherman is noted with burial in Spring Creek.
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Avoryr Linlgrey
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Sherman
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Allies End Conference With Broad Acceptance of American Plan
The major powers Britain Japan France and Italy signaled acceptance of the American program at the conference. Britain proposed reservations on replacement provisions while Japan urged minor changes and France pressed for a quicker halt to armament limits. Italy expressed noncommittal approval, and the session adjourned to reconvene at a later date.
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Americas
Britain
Japan
Italy
France
Tialy
Britain and United States Clash Over Naval Limitations
Washington reports a tense exchange as Arthur Balfour and British dominions press for naval arms limits while American representatives hold firm. The talks include remarks on imperial burdens and potential compromises ahead of a broader conference in November.
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