Berlin Foresees Portugal Joining Allies In War
United Press reports from Worlin and The Hague say Portugal is expected to enter the war to aid the Allies. German forces are described as falling back along the front as Antwerp defenses and surrounding actions intensify.
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Berlin
Portugal
United Press
Worlin
Cayyide
Wirelaas
Prins
Fasbon Realy
Portueie
France
Taltod Preai
Horn
Hague
Colover
Germany
Wilvantagel
Prince
Wishtiug
Boty
Antwerp
Tha Enat
United Prasa
Investigate Alleged P. D. Hold-Up In Philadelphia Area
Reporters describe an alleged disruption involving pins or notices of Pinichot held up in the vicinity. Washington Party members claim mailers failed to reach all recipients as directed, with notices recalled in Union City and further inquiries sent to Philadelphia headquarters. Local residents reported receiving notices Sunday. outcome and additional details are pending.
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Olle
McVickurs
Washington
Hom
Philadelphia
McVickers
Union City
Ing Loew oMoo
Hitoord
Uinttall
Lantern-caused fire destroys Coon barn near city
A lantern fell from its peg in S C Coon's barn and exploded last evening, burning the barn and threatening the nearby dwelling. The blaze consumed hay, horses, hogs, poultry, and farming gear, with losses estimated over 2500 dollars and about 800 covered by insurance. The Coon farm lies five miles south of the city on Spring Creek and Spartansburg Road.
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S. C. Coon
Penrose Shown Up By Union Letters Before Senate
A. Mitchell Palmer presented letters from the Protective Union proving it organized to promote Penrose's candidacy. The hearing before the Senate Election Committee highlighted how union backing aimed to influence the Penrose campaign continuous coverage.
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Unilon Press
Waabington
D. Oy Odt
PuLiburgh
Penney Yu Nla Protective Union
Bolmw Penrose
Tnilad
Senate Election Committee
A. Mitchell Palmer
Penrose
Peace services draw 400 at High School in response to war proclamation
An audience of over four hundred attended union peace services at the High School auditorium in response to President Wilden’s proclamation. Rev O H Wallace preached at St James on the topic Whence cometh wars and fightings among you, urging Christian love and the Sermon on the Mount as paths to peace. An offering of 48 dollars for the Red Cross was raised. services at St Thomas, St Hilary, St Beubereth followed with blessings, rosaries, and benedictions marking the evening’s pacific observance.
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Morehan
Union
Wilden
Ted
Corry
Reys. Wall
Mochityre
Sharpley
Wallace Wilson
Woodward
O. H. Wallace
The
Baptist Church
St. James
Rev. Wallace
Red Grass Society
St. Thomas
St. Hilrsbeth
Wis
St. Thomas Church
St. Wieihothy
Weather outlook: partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow
The forecast indicates somewhat cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers. No severe weather appears likely and temperatures should remain mild.
Heavy Registration In Corry Promises Tight City Race
Corry saw unusually heavy registration with about 1 049 qualified voters for the coming election. Democrats led with roughly seven hundred registrations, while a substantial portion of voters registered without party preference. Campaigns intensify as parties organize, with Lackawanna sentiment rising and local figures expected to attract large votes.
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Tilh
Pat -Weelin
Mendville
Belloving
Police Fight Spurs Shakeup in City Police Department
Sunday midnight clash between Officers Rust and Nicholas erupted into a heated argument. Nichola drew a gun after an escalation, and Ruel backed off as both men reportedly lost control. The incident damages public trust and prompts calls for a departmental clean sweep by the police commission to restore order and efficiency.
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Toonk
Rust
Nichola
Anie
Ruel
Nichols
Min Dub
Nick Ol
Ted
Oly Commission
Eight Die and Many Missing in Mulga Coal Mine Explosion
Birmingham dispatch reports a gas explosion at Mulga Coal Mines injuring fifteen and killing eight. One hundred seventy men were in the mine. twenty more are missing as rescue efforts continue. Frank Burkhardt, son of Mr and Mrs Burkhardt of Irving Street, was injured yesterday when he fell from a fence while chestnutting, fracturing his left arm. he was treated at home by Dr Bem.
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Unitea Presa
Birmingham
Frank Burkhardt
Jund
Josep Burkhardt
Irving Straet
Bem
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