Allies to demand joint terms at Paris Conference
American officials announce that Allied powers will lay their terms on the table at the Paris conference. President Wilton through American commissioners led by Coloman Howe will present demands ensuring humanitarian and strategic alignments while stressing United States leverage in wartime diplomacy.
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Condon
Wilton
Texcolved
Mofliette Lorna
Krom
Inowe
Texlogt
sanKé
Woukwr Nationa
Ameriguna Willobom
Omliclatehors
Uniteo Binton
United States
Venice Evacuated as City Fights Invading Forces
Reports from United Press reveal Venice ordered evacuations as Italian defense units mobilized to delay a daytime assault by advancing troops. Civilians, including women and children, were moved to safety while remaining residents faced hardship and uncertainty.
Rummage Sale Aids Town Charities Involvement
Local rummage sale opened Saturday afternoon at Rummage Hall to raise funds and gather clothing and furnishings for those in need. Organizers urge housewives and community members to donate garments and household items. Morenca Whittie and Roy Woodward coordinate drives with C B Campnall calling for volunteers.
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Mons
Woodward
Concord School hosts varied Friday social events evening program
Concord school patrons plan an entertainment in the high school auditorium with drills, songs, recitations, and a slide show. The event supports church and youth groups, with meals, music, and a social hour for attendees and prospective members.
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Concord
Uckett
Eligabeth
Wchool
Minn Sorened Bal
Louiie Fourier
Mik Lene
Clair Kulva
Ohio
Muale
Carda
Grueuts
Altrutathc
Joumph Morte
East South
Red Cross
Alattlans
Ida Roberts
West Wayne Hroot
Tuvslax Symphony Orchestra
George, Boxworth
Corry
Aluthiana
Wrwt
Muccabee Hall
Ib. Ua
Presbyterian Church
Parsori
Walto Boxen
Thor
Gerryone Cinh
Miness Hand
Goring Atreet
St. Gaudens
Mary Whit- Uaxey
Hawthorne
Mra
Mount
Misor
Authors Club
B. ©. Barnes
Fanitke
M. B. Church
Jack
Woutke
Missionary Society of St Paul's Lutheran Church
Albert Marker
Wright
Miy
Bart Hanbroucle
Liberty Stroat
City Commission Approves Plant Expansion and Fire Chief Appointment
Last night the City Commission discussed the Burnard Boren Co plant expansion on Ith Avenue and voted to appoint Frank van Choven as Chief of Police, replacing the resigned B. A. Davis. The session adjourned after confirming the chief’s term and related motions.
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Mensis
Brown
Tnd
Bile
Luu
Whallon
Pontiflon
Bumdard Boren Company
Ith Avenue
Tushaver
Fg Wan
Laville
Bilva
Frank van Ehoven
Frankwie
Folien
B.A. Davis
Bolshevik Rule Spreads as Central Asia Battles Reported
A dispatch from Fetrograd on November 10 reports fighting near Pashkent with 500 casualties. Bolshevik forces reportedly advanced, taking Pushiteni a key Asian city with 164000 residents. Molachovikt leaders seek talks with Socialists over reforms while prospects for a larger body remain unsure.
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United Pree
Fetrograd
Dejaya
Csualtien Sen
Pashkent
Pushitenti
Asiate
Rosla
Central Asia
Tthan
Punhkent
Antu
Transport Coal on Three Rivers Project Underway
Pittsburg reports the government has begun work on a project to move coal south along the Ohio Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. Officials list planned details and note many vessels and locks require repairs. Government action could seize assets unless owners repair and restore operations. Freight cars in Steubenville yards have been broken into with merchandise stolen over the past weeks.
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Tttad Press
Pittsburg
Oblo
Alleheny
Biwlaulop
Morahin
Panhandle
Steubenville
Broubonville
Panhandle Troighe
U S Destroyer Chauncey Sunk in Foreign Waters
The U S destroyer Chauncey was lost in foreign waters with 21 lives missing. Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced the disaster, noting the ship was built in 1902 with a crew of about 100.
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Chauncey
United Proca
Washington
Chauncry
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Dauner
American troops report fresh skirmishes near no man’s land
Reports from United Press detail continued fighting between American and German forces. Casualties include several wounded as American patrols remain on the front lines and German troops resist advancing U.S. efforts.
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United Prens
Amerlean Flakt
Aimericus’ Fortes
Corry City Campaigns Show Strong War Drive and Over Subscriptions
Corry residents report strong participation in Red Cross and war loan drives. Total city donations reached 402 279 18 with over subscriptions in First and Second Liberty Loans and YMCA funds. Subscriptions exceeded targets by sums such as 4479 98 for Red Cross and 65 600 for Liberty Loans. Committees praise civic effort and coordinated action under the Board of Commerce as the community supports national war aims and bonds.
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Campaten
Corry
Beyoud m
Gas Hearing Held in Harrisburg Over City’s Gas Increase
Harrisburg held a gas hearing in the capitol for the city’s protest against a rate increase. Erie and Corry representatives argued the notice was inadequate while the gas company claimed compliance with the law. A decision by the Public Service Commission is pending amid expected appeals and ongoing action.
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Kincaid
Warrisburo
Capitol
Martin C. Cornu
Erle
Eric
Warren
Erie R R to furnish men for France
The Erie Railroad along with three other major lines is named to supply about 240 men from the HUO division, with a total requirement of 1000 across railways. Pershing has ordered four battalions for railroad operations in France. American crews and rules will govern this force.
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Erie
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U. S. Army
Wile
American Railway Association
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Henr
Amuiatant
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Pignais
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Lethgrap
Solork
Offlem
Towery
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Y M C A Campaign Over Subscribed In Corry Drive
Corry chapter reports the Y M C A campaign over subscribed with a total of 2500 toward the drive. Chairs praise citizens and committees for cooperation and note plans to renew activity in December and support Red Cross war work with hospital garments and surgical dressings.
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Corry
American Ded Crony
Milmary
NwEone
Flora Andrews
Mumeber
Peake
Aussiary Organisation
Harry Smith
Hatch School
John King
The
Concord
Margaret
Misa Waller
Tiesé
Vth
Mins Waller
Gale
Roberts
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Christman
Benworth
Indies
Italians May Abandon Piave River Line
Rome dispatches indicate that the Piave River line may be abandoned to enable a broader Italian movement. Military critics warn against overoptimism despite reports of strategic shifts and potential for a powerful Italian offensive.
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Piave
Rome
London
Navay
Dis Patohes
Gio Kalin Ganeent
Venice
Knights of Columbus to Launch Drive in City
A Knights of Columbus meeting is set for tomorrow evening to back a drive and launch a $4,000,000 fund. Local Catholic groups and council leaders pledge support, with early contributions over $3,000 and a $3,600 first pledge at the kickoff.
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Knighta of
Coluimnbus
Coluim
Witiona
Wolimiin
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