City Commission agrees to cluster light plan to cut costs
City officials vote to adopt a plan routing street light clusters from South Street to Washington, lowering pole installation costs for property owners. The measure shifts installation burden toward the city and contracts with a lighting company, with a November 1 deadline for petition compliance and ongoing debate about route extensions and rate per pole.
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City Commission
Light Company
Kovenit Walikton
Panmure
Missor Petturwon
Comminston
Mrown
Silmo
Howard
Miter
Aden
Piron 18
Peart
Washington Street
Tewan
Tlain
Commieton
Ket Avenue
Mai
Main Street
Washington T
German Socialists Stand Against Peace in War
Berlin dispatch reports the Socialists of Germany hardening against peace efforts and preparing for continued war. Leaders, including Philipp Scheidemann and Gustav Noske, criticize concessions and push for a durable victory, while debates address Germany’s political leadership and food logistics impacting military needs.
Miss M'Cray Entertains at Wright Store
Last evening Miss M Cray entertained members of the Wednesday Evening Club at the Wright Jewelry Store on North Cedar wrist. The event featured music and social mingling as guests enjoyed refreshments and viewed the store’s offerings.
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Miss M’cray
Wright Store
Minn
Sarah Notmy
Tha Beying Club
Whildh
Alolan
Greece Yields to Allied Demands In World War I
London reports the Greek government has finally yielded to Great Britain and France’s demands. The Admiralty announced no blockade of Greek ports and no detainment of Greek ships by Allied ports. Athens’ favorable stance is cited as preventing further punitive steps.
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United Prov
London
Great Brin
France
Bellef
Admiralty
Athena
Elmo
Nine Thousand More Serbians Captured in War Update
Berlin reports another large prisoner action as Austrian and German forces seize about 9,500 Serbians in the latest campaign. Some 1,500 were captured near the Sortremy guard line north of Mitroyitea and northeast of Priutiya, with 8,000 taken along the Hut karion advance toward the south. The Austrian and Bulgarian forces press forward while allied units retreat, signaling a rapid rout.
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United Prows
Berlin
Hhofal Mtntiment
Wetloh
Mitroyitea
Priutiya
Thn
Bilkon
Yh Hut Karion
Serious Wire Shortage Hits Local Supply Chains
The Raymond print reports the worst wire shortage yet, hitting Corry and Meadville markets as high prices fail to drive restocking. Supply is scarce despite orders, with Yukon Company resuming wire intake and unions noting tightened availability affecting hardware and manufacturing in the region.
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Yukon
Jee Abele Wires
Meadville
Mann Accepts Wilson Invitation For Defense Conference
Washington November 23 President Wilson invited by Mann to participate in an informal nonpartisan conference on the national defense program. Mann said he would respond and meet with the President next week to discuss the plan.
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Varo Rrien
Washington, D.C
Howe Loater Mann
Manounond
Wilson
Manin
Six Bodies Recovered From Wreck
A collision between a Central Georgia passenger train and another train near Kennedy Corny in Atlanta, killed several people and injured many. Rescue teams recovered six bodies as investigators worked to identify victims including a four year old child whose parents perished as windows were shattered. Local mourners prepared for the grim toll as officials ordered recovery operations and a post-disaster examination.
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United
Columbus
Georgia
Weockinse
Wight
Central Giorely
Kennedy
Corny
Atintin
Pligaux
City
Alam
Railrond
Wan Renpouni
Beenie
Thin Tin
Dasnger Jonomotive Jaykhede
Feat Komp
Sauna Wan Minte
Liberty Bell Arrives in Cleveland for Expo Display
Crowds greet Liberty Bell in Cleveland as dignitaries including Senator Boise Penrose and notable patriotic societies gather for a staged arrival. The bell is slated to travel to Bulogoften tomorrow for further exhibits and public viewing in the city.
Concert Feature Promotes Thompson New York Departure
A city concert feature notes Mr Thompson, recently relocated from Walton New York, as a versatile musician. The piece discusses his involvement with the Stanford Love Company and his planned appearances, with remarks on authority figures and the upcoming ticket program and show scheduling.
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Thompson
Tinitoit Slatun Hyakeahay Company
Thie
Walton, Ny
Vic Ant
Hari
Casey Aye
Stanford
Love Company
Thompwhi
Iid
Clergy Split On Sunday Theater Opening
The Journal prints a statement from several city clergymen on Sunday theater openings. Reactions range from strong opposition citing Sabbath law and morals to measured views supporting controlled, moral conduct and community welfare, reflecting diverse church stances.
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Woodward
Flint Presbyterian
Sharpley
Ait
Ray
Tracy
Theman Roman Gutholls Church
Anit
Kyats
Elenboth
United Deathrow
India
Disaster Reported in Sicily by United Prose
Rome dispatch reports cyclones and widespread havoc in Sicily with hundreds feared dead and Town of Taycata cut by ruined communications. Details remain scarce as officials struggle to confirm casualties and missing persons across the affected area.
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United Prose
Rome
Taycata
Medere
Bulgars Suffer Massive Defeat at Monistar
Fragmented and garbled report notes Bulgarian losses at Monistar with references to Serb and Ulisih forces, collapse of defense, and retreat movements. Mentions Horloea, Salonika, and Velnty amid chaotic battlefield conditions and eventual city salvation rumors.
German supplies pour into Turkey via Balkans route
Reports from Bucharest claim large fleets of munitions and artillery are moving from Berlin and other German centers through Serbia to Bulgarian ports and Danube terminals. Weapons, including two 42 centimeter guns, are said to be part of a vast convoy bound for Constantinople as rail lines and waterways enable southward transfer.
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Bucharest
Buleurit
Turkey
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Wall
Serbia
Berlin
Oreovo
Constantinople
Penny Stores Loaded Freight Cars
In Altoonty November 3811, reports indicate the Pennsylvania Raimond company shipped a large contingent of freight cars loaded with products. The scene reflects wartime transport and industrial activity, with lines of cars awaiting loading and dispatch to destinations, highlighting the scale of material movement during the period.
Theater Manager Faces Court After Sunday Warrants
Police served warrants on Mary W. Parker manager of the Library Theatre and Peter Q. Pauls. Witnesses testified the theater collected admission from Sunday patrons without proper permission. Parker and Paul were linked to a Sunday opening scheme, with Parker found guilty on one charge and fined. Prosecution seeks further action on other related counts.
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Mbrary Theatre
Peter Q. Pauls
Suriley Aluirunoy
Ankis
Walter
Pune
Reniestu
Hachitani
Mr E Paul
Mr Wineail
Law Enforcement League
Dofensy de Tlirwd
Hi Thontis
Jokemunt
Peake
Prlpon
Hawily
Paulina
Kiel
Diesines
Panison
Walker
Parker
Donmond
Sanday
New Gigantic Corporation Is Formed in New York
New York Nov. 33 The formation of a new giant fifty million dollar corporation to hoot Aniwil Fanbrady among the nations of the world was announced today by Frank Vaodoolip president of National City Bank. Amatood has created the American International Corporation to be incorporated. Officers named include Provident, Chis A. Stone Treasurer, R. T. Tilsley president of the Stantup Oil Company. Stone is head of Stone and Webster engineering. The announcement comes amid talks of a large northern market expansion.
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United Pres
New York
Fifty Million Hollar Corporation
Frank Vaodoolip
Hank
American Indernational Corporation
TE Twill
Allmay
Amon Tit
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