Merchants Approve Store Closing Plan in City Meeting
A town meeting led by Fuel Administrator DsRosny approved a plan for store hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The plan, aimed at conserving fuel, will be enforced with penalties for noncompliance. Merchants expressed mixed views but indicated they would implement the schedule and seek government approval.
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112th Rect. Lad May Lose Arm
Private James H. Brown of Company F, 112th Regiment, was wounded in combat. He reported that two bullet wounds near the elbow may lead to amputation and noted his improving condition while receiving care at a city hospital. The hospital directors met to handle general business and payment provisions.
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No Strike Expected At Erie In Wake Of Disruption
Erie October 4 Indications this morning point to no street strike in the city though the interurban line of the Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction company remains out of operation. About 280 employees on the line halted service in sympathy with the strike at the International Railway Company in Thiffto New York. State Mediator Mredsisk is in town to adjust the trouble. Meanwhile Jamentown women plan a Liberty Loan demonstration tomorrow with five parade divisions.
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Erie Children Not Vaccinated to Be Expelled
Reported measure from the local health board and Dr J W Wright aims to remove from public schools any child not complying with state vaccination laws. The committee votes to enforce the order starting Monday October 7, with enforcement backing by the state board of health. Private Raymond Goodwell and Camp Savior influence noted in the reaction.
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Liberty Bonders Urge Voters to Register Tomorrow
A fragmented plea urges Liberty Bond voters to register tomorrow before the November election. It stresses the duty to register to vote for the candidate considered best to govern, warning that past registrants were few and urging a larger turnout to ensure a normal vote in November.
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Epidemic Loan Drive Prompts City Efforts on Thursday
Reports from Westernley describe a major loan drive tied to epidemic relief as banks rush to support the effort. City officials note a significant subscription total by Thursday with substantial public backing and a strong mobilization of volunteers.
Two Killed in Erie Wreck Today
Fragmented OCR reports describe an early morning Erie crash near Condivetor Valkoulney. Two people died, powers and vehicles damaged, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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Influenza Hits Local Post Office
Illness sweeps the local post office causing staff shortages and overtime. Carrier Bonnink and temporary substitute Braily fall ill, forcing regular workers to handle overtime to maintain deliveries. Management seeks to contain contagion and restore normal service soon.
Second State Oversubscribes Loan Quota
United Pros reports mixed results as Second State over subscript loans near quota. Edward Tomkinghan, state chairman, notes progress though some sources say the state has not yet met target. Officials cite growing subscription but warn of reporting discrepancies and regional variations in response.
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Appeal for More Nurses Urgently Mobilized
Telegram from local Red Cross Chapter reports a formal appeal to recruit graduate and student nurses and urgent aides for emergency service. Volunteers sought with salaries from $20 to $75 monthly plus living allowances, to support home town and field service as health authorities mobilize to prevent disease spread.
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TigZisken Bowl Masting Postponed at Misorabea Hall
The TigZisken Bowl at Misorabea Hall has been postponed by the Worthy Matar with the new date pending. Details remain unclear as organizers finalize the reschedule.
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Mayor issues local order amid unclear text
A fragmented report describes a mayor issuing a local order with references to enforcement and potential penalties. The readable content includes named individuals and vague actions, but details are garbled, leaving the exact scope and parties involved unclear.
Corry Evening Journal Ownership Statement 1918
Ownership and circulation details for the Corry Evening Journal dated September 40th 1918 include Arthur D. Colegrove as owner and editor. Notarized sworn statement lists circulation figures, total daily press run at 3,010, and public records of mailing and distribution for six months prior.
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