Changes in Pennsy Are Completed
Reorganization of Pennsylvania railroad lines completed by the We bMalalnothe Company. Balkmanox branch moved to the Alleghany vision Buttato division gains Chattangua branch of Buffel division. Allegheny division now runs uninterrupted from Blusdell New York to Kiakt Tunetion. Changes aim to improve branch coordination and closer relations among lines.
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Pennsylvania
Nba
Whch
Wetnet
Balkmanox
Alleghany Vision
Buttato
Mio Chantangua
Allegheny
Tiga
Chattangua
Buffel
Allegheny Division
Blusdell
N. Y
Syatom
Chautaugi
Huftile
Alleghany Dyisian
Weowtae
Alamance
Okuma Resigns From Japanese Cabinet
United Press reports the likely resignation of Count Okuma from the Japanese cabinet after a period of reduced influence. Official word was lacking but sources said he had no longer held control over government affairs and the cabinet was moving toward a coalition ministry without his majority support.
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United Prem
Poko
Olena
Japanouye
Washington
Count Obumin
Cy Tupun
Ambunky Wuttuchoy
Rafunei
Okima
Okuma Bag
Twenty Seven Years in Local Postal Service Celebrated
Mn George Marks marked 27 years with the local postal service on Saturday, having served the Fourth Ward route. Known as the dean of local postal work, Marks planned a reunion and short vacation. Fellow carrier Moffatt, with 23 years on the job, remains a long-serving colleague, while postmaster Henley noted years of service across the office.
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Postal Service
George Marks
Postalorytoy Iu
Marka
Ban Ouster
Corry Boy Recognized At Buchtel Ceremony
Corry boy Monoph Oxbornu and Monosh Robert Osbornw of Minolty were honored at Buchtel by Dr Jentytt Yaw Onborno Hawk in a ceremony at Weror College. The event recognized achievements in craft and public service amid a crowded program celebrating local youth.
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Corry
Buchtel
Robert Osbornw
Minolty
Weror College
Ocarmivter
New York Milk Famine Grows More Serious
United Press reports a worsening New York milk shortage with only 25 to 40 percent of normal supply reaching homes, hospitals, and vendors. Stores raise prices as milk costs soar, with ongoing distribution troubles and fears of further curtailment by Thursday.
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New York
United Press
Loramloua
Company A Completes 64 Mile March in Harsh Conditions
Reported from a march involving Company A with about sixty four miles completed amid heavy dust and fatigue. Observers note some soldiers fell behind as others pressed on toward the Nawinda ranch, with a notable casualty of nerves and exertion amid intense weather.
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Husson
Miei
Amiio Mike
Anita
Wilgie Corry Company
Wilgie Corry Company In Owrlilig
Villa
Nawinda
Thin
Cnmipaig
Von Terpitz Faction to Be Defeated Defiance of German Submarine Policy
Reports from Berlin today indicate the Von Terpitz faction is expected to be defeated as talks in Berlin favor resuming U boat warfare. The Hore, led by von Bothmand Hollwoe, predicts no public disclosure of summary war measures until after the Reichstag reconvenes. America continues to supply the Allies as Britain maintains its sea power in the struggle for dominance.
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Bornla
von Terpitz
Mtwlchtag
Hmasiernuin
Uberal Party
Mont LnfiWuitial
Rolohining
Germany
Bintow
Wigland
Bascorminn
America
Hagland
Yi Seaemon
Hose Company Plans to Send Eighty Men to North Rail Parade
The Stanford Hose Company music band rehearses for Piroman Day at the North East Grape Carnival. Director Mik notes improvements and a large delegation will travel to North Rail Friday morning, with about eighty men to participate in the events. Arrangements include transport from the city around eight o'clock and a parade demonstration on Friday.
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Stanford Boys
City
North East
Ha Hoard of Commerce
Stafford Hous Company
Grane
Mik
Stanford Hose Company
North Rail
Lie Ovents
Pichmén
Elehty
Culoe
Varmisston
Haid
Saturday Seen as Heavy Deposit Day in Ute City Banks
Reports indicate a record business Saturday with Corry banks noting the heaviest deposits in months from local customers. Industry sources confirm strong merchant activity and an overall boom in business, signaling a bright outlook for the coming week.
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Ute
Corry
Corrymore
Bunka
Tim
Baseball Leaders Plan The Series
New York October 3 The National Baseball Commission meets to plan the World Series. After delays as officials fail to locate key leaders, the meeting postponed then reconvened to begin discussions and set the schedule for the series.
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United Trees
New York
National Baseball Commission
Tits Warn Bg
Ninoliike
Provident
Ty Hepmand
Anet
Johnson
Colleaguas
New York's Erie RR Team Champions
Erie Railroad team from New York won the championship defeating their rivals by a narrow margin yesterday. The victory marks a notable achievement as players from the New York office led the charge and secured the title in a tense finish.
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NEW York’s Erie RR
Aviator Rescued After Night Afloat at Sea
A lone aviator, stranded at sea after a plane crash near Nantucket, was rescued at dawn. The survivor, Captain Leo Dewey, reported he drifted all night in a Sperry craft, with no immediate aid and a fuel shortage, before being picked up by a passing vessel.
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Flyer
Onited
Huston
Wight
Wis
Leo Dewey
Norly
Peace Move Backed by Bryce Support in Britain
Viscount Bryce former English ambassador said he approved of the Peace League in Britain led by Taft to promote policies aiming at international peace. He cited President Wilson’s League speech and commented on the speech by Republican nominee Hughes.
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United Prec
London
Viscount Bryce
the Vounthy
Peace League
Hs Country
Taft
Wilson
League
Nomise Hughes
World Series Open in Boston This Month
The United Press reports the World Series starts in Boston with the first and second games set for October 5 and 9 following a National Commission meeting. The next series game will be played in a National League venue after determining the league champion.
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United Presa
iNew York
Bulletin
Boston
National Commission
Big City
National League
Feaguy
Penn'a Troops Entraining for Mt Gretna
United Press reports Pennsylvania infantry prepare to entrain for mobilization at Mt Gretna. The 3rd Infantry moves today, the 10th follows before week end. North Carolina regiments to replace units ordered home. Mrs J A Bradt returns from Newark to Philadelphia after summer visit with sister Mrs Hurd.
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United Pres
Pano
Fort Pennsylvania
Mt Sft
3Rd Infantry
North Carolina
J. A. Bradt
Newark
N. J
Hurd
Will Bradt
Philadelphia
City Commission Last Evening Approves Street Work and Funds
City commissioners met with the mayor present and approved the engineer’s monthly report on Pleasant Street work. They transferred funds to the Park fund and set aside 350 dollars for repairs to the City Building. Bills against the city were ordered paid. A cost estimate for safety on South Central Street was discussed. Permits were granted to Emmey and Carlish to repair First Avenue properties, with bonds and storage use approved. Stanford Hame Co. may move city apparatus to North and Friday for shelter, and a brick pavement walk on Sixth Avenue from Pleasant to Main Street was petitioned.
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Pleshant Street
Brigiveer Dickson
Commission
PCR. R
West Main Street
Emmey
Carlish
First Avenue
Stanford Hame Company
Aud
Sixth Avenue
Pleasant Street
Voaimhission
Waltz
Hank Smite
Teutons Nearing Roumania Front in Transylvania Advance
General Fallkinhayn's troops push south from Ost Harbin region into Roumanian frontier area near Roumaslay forest. Several thousand prisoners taken in the last 24 hours along with guns and supplies.
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United Press
Herlin
Ost
Roumaslay
Transylvania
Fallkinhayn
Urlving
Twat
Bulgars Meet Defeat in Macedonia
Berlin dispatch reports Bulgarian troops operating in Macedonia against Serbs forced to withdraw to neutral miles due to Allied superiority. The force abandoned Kaluakchulon Ridge Indhul high peak near Florina.
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Macedonia
United Press
Berlin
Berblay
High Peak
Florina I
Italians Prepare for New Assaults on Trieste
United Press dispatches from London report heavy bombardment near Monfalcone as Italian forces brace for a likely drive on Trieste. Balkan and Romanian actions unfold with Russian and Romanian counterattacks in Dobruja seeking to halt German and Bulgarian advances.
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Trieste
United Pros
London
Somme
West Front
Balkans
Trent
Monfalcone
Tattar
Triott
Anatelia
Balkane
Morena
Germany
Bulgaria
Guntiay
Varna
Dobrodja
Kaiser Appeals to President Wilson for Peace Talks
Dispatches report the Kaiser appealed to President Wilson for peace negotiations among the major powers. The proposals were said to be rejected, with Wilson not taking part in negotiations at present.
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Kaiser
Pres. Wilson
United Press
Fame
Ule
Wilsen
Wilson
First Avenue Garage to Expand With New Front and Space
Kinney and Carlish, recent buyers on First Avenue, take possession of the Corry furieo business. They plan extensive improvements including enlarging the garage by adjoining the unbuilding and adding a new front to create a forty five by ninety foot space. Construction on a new market site by Cady and Son on South Street begins with site preparation, foundations to be laid, and a spring completion anticipated.
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HU. Kinney
JM. Carlish
Corry Furieo
First Avenue
Jim City
Businese
Comeni Tors
Cady and Son
South Strout
Nationwide pool scheme disclosed in Chicago raid
Chicago officials announced a nationwide gambling ring tied to a city pool room and sports betting operation. Witnesses described bettors from St Louis to San Francisco and elaborate preparations for a World Series bet, with profits cited and police raiding multiple venues.
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Chicago
Fadorit Tudge Landau
Iran
Teatimony
Lef
Ely Wuthorites
Suto
Hoyne
Aniweien
Aida
Anl Bf
Louis
San _Aionio
Texas
San Franciato
Oklahoma
Chey
Clorstand
Cincinnati
Wet Budou
Tod
Nish
Ponnivs
Readers Hold First Gathering Of The Rolers Club
The Readers held the season’s first gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs Roxon’s home. Mr Marvin Wint hosted with Myrtle Faller performing piano and vocal pieces. greetings were read from club presidents and members expressed best wishes for health and speedy return to activity.
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Rolers Club
Ath. Hol
Earl
Bracken Real Dent
Huntaricat Circle
Miso Nellie Wiett
Shakysmare
Eugene Rhodes
Chive ‘Quince Club
Grewtinge
Lie Ulith Mrn J
Graves
Mrn
Chinen Fiacken
Inga
Tou Atti
Welle Lambing
Vallah Morenn
Winton Co Plans Completion of Well No 1
The Winton Jamil and Gasco move the derrick and set up equipment to complete Well No 1 on the Howe estate lease. No. 14 is also noted, with broader efforts by the company to advance drilling and storage questions as operations proceed.
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Winton Jamil
Gasco
Tuerls
Mealte
Howe
Rieemit Dg
Tii
Sompatis
Tas Throway
Wallk Wars Balhe
Corry Grange Full Day Session and Harvest Dinner
An all day Grange event is planned with conferment of officers after the annual Harvest Dinner. The program includes Hall Call, a talk on orchard profits versus home use, a paper on purchasing a farm, and several short talks and recitations by local members.
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Heckaton
Sulissa Simmons
Tannd Rover
Ty ‘Mutiny
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MT. Gretna
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