Deutschland Rams Tug With Loss Of Five Lives
New London reports the German merchant cruiser Deutschland torpedoed by a pursuing escort near the coast. The tug T. A. Severin sank after aiding the sinking, with five engine room crew dead and others injured. Captain Guerney and Captain Hinch survived, and rescue efforts recovered several crew members. The Deutschland returned to port under her own power after the collision.
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Deutschland
New London
Iy United Press
Avhmarina Montiehland IV
Huying
Bremen
T. A. Sever
Horn
Shmarine
Deulachland
Scott
Guerney
Hinoh
Banter
Theeolt
Gorin Wuilora
AL Tins Umu
Howe
Naiyal U-Boata
Dentachland
Dentschland
Vaysel
Kraemer To Retain Office Jury Says
Kraemer will remain county commissioner after a jury verdict acquitting him of charges in a controversial matter with a local printing firm. The trial featured defense by Charles English and Pittford and prosecution by Sam Rossiter and the District Attorney. Frank Gilson plans to spend the winter in Daytona Florida for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheekio
Joseph Hogan Weai
NHL
Fallow
William Kraemer
Racmer
Tialfe Asanen
Rogan
Crlawell
Chas
Keating
Woightw
Moamres
Aume Mar Rogan
Kraemer
Ani & Printing
Iris
Kraomor
Irm
Othr County Ombivtk
Rogen
Churiea Ingiish
Pitt
Frank Gilson
Daytona
Gilson
Florida
Ginon
North East Rowdies Pay For Attack Settlement
Old young men of North East who claim to be Republicans and Ward guilty of rowdyism in the town parade paid 3900 to rainburste thone of the marevern. A written acknowledgment was given to settle the case against Charles Wyans Tailph McCard James McDonald Mort Rotratat Webb Schuller Merrit Frendt and Paul Riehter in contrast with good spirit shown by Republicans who joined in the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Gharles Wyans
Tailph McCard
James McDonald
Mort Rotratat
Webb Schuller
Merrit Frendt
Paul Riehter
Gotry
New Haven Road Fights Law on Eight-Hour Rule
New Haven Road seeks a preliminary injunction to restrain government enforcement of the Adamsion eight hour law. The case heads toward court with Morton set December 11 for proceedings and counsel for the railroad prepared to argue constitutional questions.
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Tilted Preas
Hoston
New York
New Haivon
Hartford Rail
Jude Morton
Connsel
Tata
Elks Dance Tonight at North Center Street Home
Elks invite friends to a dance at their North Center street home this evening. Plans call for weekly dances to continue through winter, with a larger gathering expected as the holidays approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wika
North Center Street
Plany
Elks
Wilson's Lead in Fifty-Three Counties Narrowing
The official vote tally from 53 counties shows Wilson extending a lead of 14,779 with only five counties left unsettled. A statewide recount in San Francisco and Alameda counties prompts the Secretary of State to request Democratic and Republican party representatives to witness the final compilation in Sacramento.
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Wilson
Ity Uitte Press
Kriielaen
Aldota
Sacramento
Jordan
Wilaot
Wil Ty
Recon
Wilan
Hughenly
San Francisco
Almeda
Jordan Kad
Tdemocratic
Coasters Urged to Stop Coasting on City Sidewalks
Chief David Moltée warns that the police will strictly enforce city ordinances prohibiting sidewalk coasting during winter. Officers have noted dangerous sidewalk conditions and juveniles abusing the habit. Offenders face arrest and a push toward a juvenile court if needed, with a new safety motto to deter youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moltée Davie
Um Department
Aloild
Scouts Begin Work Early Tomorrow for Donation Day
Tomorrow morning at nine o clock a group of thirty Hoy Scouts using Tourtoon automobiles will start from the Hennay Wanle Church to collect Donation Day gifts for Corty Hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary in charge has organized a thorough canvas and asks residents to give generously to insure record success for the hospital drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Hennay Wanle
Corty Hospital
ThhgomGut Oid
Fort
Meeting of R. H. H. Club at Lomb Parlors
The KR A A Club held a meeting at the Lomb parlors with Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Van Teanel coordinating. Members completed several gar ments, refreshments were served, and attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. The next meeting is planned for Nutraday with guests Afi, Les Shambaugh, and Mrs. Hors Mic Love expected.
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KR. A. A
Williams
van Teanel
Afi
Les Shambaugh
Mra
Mic
Armed Submarine Off Coast and Hammondsport Visit
C R Rogers of Ay visited Hammondsport last Saturday and witnessed an aviation display. He toured the area while curiosity grew about a large Curtiss hydroplane test flight featuring Victor Gurstrom and Carlstrom piloting the double motor giant.
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C. R. Rogers
Hammondsport
Sir Rogers
Mondaport
Rrogers
Danio
Rogers
Victor Gurlstrom
Maledge le
New York
Carlstrom
Mp Roe Rack
Curtly Company
Submarine Reported With Mounted Gun On Deck
United Press dispatch from New London reports a submarine sighting in the Atlantic headed toward the Connecticut coast. The vessel carries a mounted gun visible on its deck and may be the Destachtant aiding Germany, with naval activity intensifying as wartime forces move.
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United Press
New London
Waa
Hiwra
Connecticut
North Center Street Garage Purchased by Don McKay
Don McKay today took possession of the North Center Street garage from TH Brown and Son, acquiring real estate and the automobile business. McKay plans improvements and expansion while Forbes remains local representative for the Board Co. at the garage, and T A Brown keeps the repair shop. The former shop, started as a bicycle and go repair business, has been operated in the city for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKay
TH. Brown
North Center Street
McKay
Forbes
Bord Co
T. A. Frown
Frown
Louis Brown
Penn A Day Celebrated at State College
United Press reports a large crowd of graduates gathered at State College for a Penn’a Day celebration. Two legislators, Waldwin of Delaware County, Representative Williams, and Thomas McNisholl attended among varied attendees on campus.
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PENN
State College
United Presa
Legislaturs
Waldwin
Délawire County
Willams
Thomas McNisholl
Thanksgiving Proclamation Read Amid War News
Washington November 17 today visits the Thanksgiving Day proclamation as the nation reflects on the casualties of war. Mrs. G. I. Carr of Cleveland, visiting due to her brother Guy Butters illness, expects to return home today after a report indicated slight improvement but continued concern for his condition.
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Washington
United States
Provident
Gib. Carr
Cleveland
Hare
Guy Butters
Bant Wayne Street
Mrr
Butters
Union City Hotel Ruined by Water Blaze
A hotel in Union City suffered extensive damage from a water fire spread from a chimney on the third floor. Firefighters extinguished the blaze quickly, but water and smoke ruined three floors of the hall, furnishings, and decorations. No injuries were reported as guests evacuated with time to spare.
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Union City
Nhl
Cooper Honig
Hanis
Walter
Howe
A. At
Reed
Thee Thosis
Daliar Insurance
Rodney Goodwin
Maken
Federal building opened year ago today
The post office and federal offices marked a year since moving into the new Federal Building. A banquet was held at the State Armory last evening to celebrate the anniversary and employees had moved into their new quarters during the night. James H. King, father of Mrs. Mark Coyle and Mrs. Howard Beal, suffered a paralysis stroke Wednesday at his home on First Avenue and is in serious condition.
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Met
State Armory
Offen
Hallduse
James H. King
Mark Coyle
Howard Beal
Hle
Birst Avenue
Holdup Threat Report From Railway Men
A garbled note from Washington dated November reports a threat to railway workers in the county. It cites university figure Charles Vanity of Wisconsin and mentions potential intrusions and possible suspicions about broader incursions.
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Washington
Clutand
Chirles Vanitgy
University of Wisconhin
Gemuintes
Hunting Prizes Still to Be Awarded
Reporting notes that hunting prize awards remain due this season with bets and contests ongoing. The camp plans ceremonies at the end of May or in November, with rewards including a shotgun and a large, distinctive prize for the largest game.
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Corry Camp
Aurkip
Huptere
Meniterso
Tip Pallarya
SUN Wis Gamer Jr
Mnab
Elie
Winguiins Pont
En Priaus
Clusars
Mate Witli
Exnerte
Charge of Treason Withdrawn Amid Military Plant Inquiry
The report narrates withdrawal of treason charges tied to a device at a military plant linked to King Alexander Nyfin and his brig. It notes implicated Brewen and others, with charges of treason to become criminal negligence, as prosecutors edge toward reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Nyfin
Pratool Ueir Nimplayery
Prac
Two More Towns Taken By Serbs In November Report
In a Novemer 47 dispatch from Bulowsks Advices Todiy, Rolie notes the Serbs advancing toward Monastir have occupied two positions south of a disputed line. Both positions lie south of the line of Imttie described in recent dispatches, with Allies possibly advancing around the towns and leaving their esc ipation unveiled.
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Rolie
Bulowsks
Todiy
Monastir
Allies Begin New Attacks in the East
Allied forces press on in the east with fresh offensives across the Bulgarian and Turkish fronts. Reports from military observers describe intensified fighting, heavy enemy losses, and rising casualties among Bulgarian and German units as Soviet and Western Allied maneuvers push toward strategic objectives. The front lines shift with ongoing bombardments and renewed infantry assaults as coordination with Romanian and French corps intensifies.
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Tumdon
Sofia
Tomas Tor
Sirvessen
Vant Gongro
Bencourt
Somme
Tifty
Gueymeyer
Zeebrumee
Alfied Myers
Clymer Milk Producers Incorporation Report
The Clymer Milk Producers Incorporate details a corporate action with officers including President D. Wy Allen and Secretary James Olds. Directors list features George Humphrey Garrett Grothers Albert Baueb Wallvat Von Parden and others. The note mentions a meeting near November 24 with work to proceed.
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Climar
Mt Te Ghaw- Jit
Livan
Wy Allen
T. Pe Brown
Charles Stronagan
James Olds
Ft Ve
Merritt Takes Police Detective Post With Pennsylvania Railroad
W P Merritt has accepted a position with the Pennsylvania Railroad as a railroad detective. He will be stationed in the Fria division serving Kane to Write duties, transitioning from local police work to a rail line security role.
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Wilintt Marritt
Corry
Pennsylvania
Witainduiyon
Warran
Merritt bin Neon
Fria
Kane
Merritt
Mand
Rial
Min
Weather Forecast Notes Weekend Tour Plans
Partial text outlines a weather note for Saturday and a vague tour plan. The readable elements mention periods around a weekend and a named but garbled event. Entities are unclear. core facts are not fully recoverable from the fragment.
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Jury
North East Rowdies
New Haven Road
California
Police Department
R. H. H. Club
T.h.brown
FED
R.R. Men
Erie
East
Clymer Milk Producers
W. P. Merritt
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