Results of First Week Show Allied Gains in Battle
The October report from Prva Lantin notes Allied progress across the western front in the world war. British forces hold Long and advance near Vimy while French push toward Belgian lines, with German counterattacks checked. French artillery praised for shaping progress as forces fight from the Argonne to Lens with casualties rising on both sides.
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Whitte
Ida
Artal
Western Hatty Front
Wontina
Alfied
Germany
Werlin
Long
Too
Lens
Tiehler
Grangers Gather for Large Dinner Event Today
Grangers host a large dinner with anticipated attendance of about a hundred members and friends. The afternoon program includes remarks by Rev. C. H. Woodward and a speech by County Farm Agent Lou, with guests arriving on the afternoon train. Earlier, fifty boys assisted in a note of community service related to a lost watch recovered near the river.
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Nowstons
C. BH. Woodward
Mra. Woodward
Fuural
Bil City
Song Watt & Aron
Storm Toll Rise Report From Gulf Coast Storm
United States Weather Bureau reports toll from the Gulf coast storm rising with tens of thousands in New Orleans city losses and regional damage. Prof Olly Loretta returns home with trained animal as winter preparations begin and concerns over cold weather and agricultural conditions rise.
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United
Washinton
D. C
Gulf Coat Towns
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleana
New
Orleang
Olly Loretta
Installation of Corry lodge officers last night
Last evening the Ladies of the Maccabees installed the Corry lodge officers chosen earlier. Carrie Palmer was the LHC falling official and the ceremonies, attended by an unusually fair audience, placed Nettle Young as Commander and Maury Draker as Past Commander among others. A jovial luncheon followed.
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The
Maccabees
Corry Lodge
Carrie Palmer
LHC
Aire
Foltay Tig
Commuanter
Nettle Young
Neut
Maury Draker
Carerio Palmer
Chaplin
Hannan Shupsor
Record Keene
Mary Mirray
Dinanoo Auditor
Sabino Marka
Lady At Arms
Catherine Young
Sargeant
Amilly Berliner
Sentinel
Agnes Mets
Plokot
Lillan Smith
Westinghouse Employees Vote Against Strike
Westinghouse Electric Company workers in Pittsburgh have voted to accept concessions offered by the firm. The decision ends pressure for a strike backed by AFL organizers who argued for union recognition. The vote, nearly three to one against striking, reflected fears the strike was driven by Austrian and German influences amid wartime munitions contracts.
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United Prean
Pitteburg
Weating‘hone Electria
Diz Nirika
American Federation of Labor
Striicd
Widy
Atrike
Autrid
Milow
Penns Towns Fear Big Floods
Monongahela rain in Brownsville Pa rises eleven feet since midnight causing heavy property damage. A barge towed to the Volcano steamer near Lackawanna Wall Five is swept away and 7,000 bushels of grain lost in the wreck. Situation grows increasingly alarming with floodwaters rising rapidly.
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United Preas
Brownaville
Monongaela
FIRST WARD POULTRY HOUSE RAID REPORTED
Thieves raided the First Ward Poultry House at Bast Makin last night. They stole twenty nine Plymouth Rock turkeys, carried away by two men who fled toward a country house. An inventory showed 24 birds missing, and police were alerted but found no suspects. The entry was through a rear window.
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Plymouth Rock
Gerry Cuncer
Tie Coop
Angok
Bentley
Erie to Lease Quarters for Elab orate Depot Plans
The Erie Railroad advances plans to build a large modern passenger depot with dual approaches from Washington Street and Pics Avenue. A subway beneath Erie tracks will connect platforms with the depot, located north of both Erie and Pennsylvania lines, with new offices, and crews already surveying the site amid broader railroad modernizations.
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Depal
Buffalo Division
Wig Purst Avenue
Concodine
Erie
Washington Street
Pics, Avenue
First Avenua
Pennsylvania
Degol
Thi
Oilleinis
World Series Opens Friday in Philadelphia Phillies vs Red Sox
Opening World Series dates set with games in Philadelphia on October 4 and 5 and 11th and 12th in Boston. President Baker won the toss determining the first game venues while a potential seventh game would be in Philadelphia. Ticket prices listed include reserved boxes five dollars and upper stands one dollar with general admission one dollar and a half.
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United Prose
New York
Phillies
Hed Sox
Hth
Philadelphy
Baker
Philily
Opbners
Philly
Villadel
UE Hhgys
Aoa
Erie Sailor Kills Wife Child and Self in Tragic Shooting
Charles Hanson an Erie sailor killed his wife Teresa Lins their hired girl and himself in an early morning shooting. A 28 calibre revolver was used with a fatal shot to the wife's head and a head wound to the girl. Hanson died later at a hospital. A nine year old daughter witnessed part of the tragedy and police noted prior marital trouble.
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Charles Hanson
Erie
Teresa Lins
Flamot
Hanson
Tla
Andrew Ziegler
Cleveland
Parl
Buffalo
Brojcon
Xin
Toresm Simm
Piel Waa
Bent
Eraoh
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Argonne
Te Argonne
Wieden
Halle
United Presa Statt
London
Toston
Grangers
New Orleans
Uncle Sam
Fort Totten
Corry
Westinghouse
Penn
First Ward Poultry House
Buniay
Renovo
Pennsy
Elise
Erle
Penneylvanie
Athuin
Frogout
Abe
Phil’ A
Quaker Town
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