Lawsuit Over 410000 Damages From Hazy Street Collision
Theede of Ober files suit against Keatins claiming 410000 for injuries from a collision on Winck Street in Lor Hit United. Plaintiff says negligence by defendant caused a fall on the work site during construction. Defense cites contributory negligence by the plaintiff. Dozens testified, with 40 to 50 people at Brig Hula. Lawyers Hawes Davis Brevillier for the plaintiff. Kneald Kin eald for Keating.
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Ober
Keatins
Troopuys
Chur
Tio Ag- Won
Kenting
Noowan
Soriounly
Ugjared
Meher
Etilon
Brig Hula
Orwatch
Atornesa Hawes
Davis
Brevillier
Qher
Kneald
Kin Eald
HI City
Boating
New York Aroused by Mother Jones Riot Rumor
A chaotic scene unfolds in New York as Mother Jones becomes the focal point of unrest. Crowds gather in the streets and rumors spread of a nationwide push initiated by labor organizers. Officials urge calm while citing broader concerns about industrial tensions and workers' rights.
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New York
Mother Jones
World Series Wire at the Amusea Theatre
Manager Joseph Shamburg announced at the Aurel Theatre that Ly an Mclean of the Pines Poot Hogi will host a world series event. The Maye Berle act to perform at two o'clock with Belonger telephone service providing rapid, satisfactory arrangements. A small admission fee will be charged for theatre patrons and the event aims to attract local attendees.
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Joseph Shamburg
Aurel
Ly An
Mclean
The
Pines
Anael
KO Berle
Amunel
Sporfal
Manado
Holland's Peace Move Rejected by Government
Report from Rome dated October 1 notes that Holland’s peace initiatives were dismissed as pro-Weaman by the Gueh Government. The exchange hints at cautious U.S. warnings and delays, with a later Hague transmission failing to refute the claims. The piece suggests Britain’s Lloyd George interview influenced Dutch policy and signals a three-year reconciling posture.
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Wasted Vrees
Rome
Gueh
Holland
Poueu
Win
Roservad
United States
T Hague
Loyd George
Hollwid
Milton
City Schools Near 1200 Students as Term Ends
Reported by Superintendent Wikion the city public schools show about 1155 students enrolled as of Tuesday with projections to exceed 1200 by next week. Ward buildings hold roughly 200 Concord 446 Purview 422 Washington 140 and Hot Main 24. high school totals about 250 with room changes planned to accommodate the rise.
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Pikusok
Jay Sayt
Iwan
Adaieonnt Gupty
Wilwan Wigton
Hatch
Concord
Puirview
Washington
Borstal
No Return To U Boat Warfare Debate
Fragmented OCR article discusses German wartime policy shifts and public sentiment. Mentions leaders like the chancellor and von Jagow while debating whether hostile actions should resume. Suggests political factors influence invitations to join the war effort.
Claim shooter slain another victim dies in Arkansas town
In Mountyitlo, Ogi, Willan Murgess shot a man in a crowd, died at Spencer Hospital from wounds. A post mortem and possible murder charge against William Burkess are reported. Eyewitnesses say a man wearing a negro took a shot at a man, but fled. the shooter was captured shortly after the crime. The incident occurred the same day a shooting happened in Meadville.
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Mountyitlo
Willan Murgess
Spencer Hoxpit
Aloo
Lie
Willam Burkess
Adeline
Ewo Wook
Ian Arkanas
Meadville
Weather Forecast for World Series Opener Delayed by Storm
Distorted weather bulletin from United Press reports a forecast of good conditions for the opening game of the World Series, but the garbled text suggests multiple weather talks and possible delays or changes.
The Clough Restaurant to Be Sold
Mt Was learned this morning that J H Tolish entered negotiations to sell The Clough Restaurant at the corner of Mali and Gouter Streets. Prospective buyers are Spring Creek parties and the deal will likely be closed before week’s end. Building was erected about a year ago and the outlook appears uncertain. Clough contemplates involvement in Gulgnon economy Stove business while selling his current interest.
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J. He
Tolish
Ornur
Mali
Gouter
Ib Aw -Unz
Spring Creek
Ate
Oleh
Ben
British Offense On Both Fronts In World War I Report
British forces press an offensive on the Struma and Somme Verdun sectors amid heavy artillery actions. Reports from across fronts describe renewed attacks and German French exchanges as both sides prepare for possible infantry offensives. North of the Somme, British forces advance toward the Baupsame Highway near Court Abbey, with ongoing bombardments to support operations.
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United Prins
London
Mola
Mouastir
Neyden
Somme
Baupsame
O‘ourt Ia Abbey
Verdun
Businesses to close for County Fair on next Thursday
Secretary Crown and the Board of Commerce initiate a plan to close local factories, stores, and business places next Thursday for the County Fair. Many large factories will close in the afternoon, with general business suspension expected as citizens attend the event. Local merchants discuss city decorations and citywide participation in the effort.
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Crown
Contierce
Board of Commerce
Fair Association
Sveryons
Sold Wife Sold Again in Court Case
A tangled 1900s style report describes Koonsburd, Stanstow, and Pedikowski with Mrs Viola Simtity in a serious charge. Adam Smith, husband of the woman, testified of a fight and a plan to place his wife with a buyer for fifty dollars. The other man allegedly bought her for 500 and kept her until authorities were alerted.
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Koonsburd
Wale Smith
Reception for Former Corry Man
A report from Puyallup Wash notes Rev. John H. Recor, pastor of the First Methodist Church, received a cordial welcome for another year. The minister, a former Corry man, drew praise from members and friends for his work and the warm reception signaled approval of his return.
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ISG
Tuvumna
Wash
Puyallup
Mate
Nein
John H. Recor
Mathelistchurch
Recor
Corry
Puyatlup
Mom
Father of Corry Lady Killed in Jamestown Incident
Mrs. George Isunor of Corry reported the death of her father Calvin Fullmer at Jamestown this afternoon at 6 20. The elderly man was struck by a vehicle on the street near the railroad and died at the scene. He was taken to hospital after the fall.
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Corry
George Isunor
Raymond
Cole
Calvin Fullmer
Shiloh
Jamestown
Chin Toon
Fullmir Wa
Ouiatao
Lyuratt
Ogman
Young Inkou
Rowe Takes Over Corry Greenhouses
Rowe assumes control of Corry greenhouses on Columbus Avenue and plans extensive development and operation alongside his existing Port Wayne Street facilities. Southworth transfers property and may relocate household assets to Mt. Vernon as Rowe prepares to possess and expand the greenhouse business in the near future.
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WD. Rowe
Southworth
Columbus Avenue
Rowe
Port Wayne Street
Mt. Vernon
Kini
Mr. Rowe
Democrats Urge Registration for Presidential Election
The message urges Democrats to register to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Registrations open tomorrow at 9, 10, and 7 oclock at precinct polling places. Applicants must show and file state and county taxes dated within two years of November 7, 1916. Wilson supporters urged to act. turnout under 40 percent thus far.
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Wilson
Knights of Columbus In Session in Corry
The Knights of Columbus hold an enthusiastic meeting with Grand Knight Charles Kining receiving a presentation in memory of summer ventures. Communications from Warren and Buffalo councils read. Warren council plans charity events on Thanksgiving Day. four prospective members apply for next morning.
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Knights of Columbus
Maccabees
Charles Kining
Warren
Buffalo Counella
Warren Council
Axeni l
Fool
Burfle
Corry
Burrito
Berlin Claims Big Russian Casualties
Berlin reports Russia has lost over six million men in two years of war per Danish sources. The Slavs allegedly suffered about two million in the extensive offensive against Germany this year. Petrograd confirms advances southeast of Lemberg and repulsed Teuton assaults near Zlotohox and Penohaigum. 530 prisoners reported in the sector.
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United Press
Berlin
Russia
Yom Kippur Observances Noted as Sundown to Friar Night
The article describes Yom Kippur beginning at sundown with services at a synagogue and community observances. It notes the Day of Atonement involves extensive prayers, Kol Nidre, and temple rites in Jerusalem. Local businesses will close at sundown tonight and reopen after the holiday.
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Iowa
Jerusaem
Ize
Scalpels Hold Upper Hand In Boston Scalp Contention
Hoxton Qut reports scalpers dominate Boston scene as they hawk sold out World Series gear at inflated prices. Reapers push smears of protest while police detain one suspect amid a tense market for twenty five dollar boxes and scalped two dollar items.
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United Press
Hoxton
Wilinow
Nerest
Wis Wenn
Indicted for Wife Murder in Mountain View
Mountain View newspaper reports Frederick We Small indicted for the murder of his wife at their summer home. The wife was found dead in the basement with evidence suggesting the husband engaged in an initial cover up.
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United Press
Mountain View
Braid
Frederick We Small
Small
Koto Hure
Stanford Boys Lead Large Delegation at East Grape Carnival
The Stanford boys travel with a strong contingent to the East Grape Carnival. The group, led by a 22-man committee, includes members from the Jue Company and Hig parady organizers. Officials emphasize civic pride as residents are urged to attend and cheer the events.
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Mreman
Trey el Lalo
Stanford
Caio Hall
Corry
Funeral of Mr Scholton Held Today
Funeral services for Mr Scholton were held today at two o clock from the Methodist church at Columbine with interment in West Lawn Cemetery. The late respected Columbus businessman died Tuesday evening from injuries at the Corry Howitt farm, surrounded by family and friends. Nephews Wickwire Scholton Wy Scholton and others attended, with a large crowd from the community present.
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MR. Scholton
Columbine
Olba
Aecharad
Worum
Cov
Wabilin
Kane
Colmbus
Finr
Wickwire
Wy Scholton
Wuiting Scholten
Clary Gordon
Laywrence Soholton
Harry Firth
Weat Lawn
Colimbua
Sthelton
Corry Howitt
Senoltin
Coimpus
Workmen uncover a skeleton in old box at new home site
Workmen at the site of a new home in Atlanta unearthed an ancient rotten box containing a skeleton. The discovery occurred during the early morning hours as labor continued on the project near the residence of a former trader and merchant in the area. The case remains unexplained and authorities have yet to provide details.
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United Pres
Atig
Waa
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Coulee
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