Opening Game Starts Late In World Series Chicago Wins
Chicago White Sox and New York Giants clash in the first World Series game delayed by weather. Crowds reach capacity after a long wait as Chicago takes the early lead with Sox pitcher Clonttie on the mound and key hits by Collins and Gandil. Giants respond late as Burns, Jackson and Zimmerman contribute, but Chicago holds the edge after the first inning.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Wei
Vinpleou
Ban Pre Tm
Hiya
Glanenit
Klom
Rielar
Clontte
Sian’ Wu
White Sox
Sitloe
New York Falls
Burns
Moreoe
Jackson
Kueuft
Zinie
Gandil
Gunde
McCurty
Ip Holkown
Fraud Charge Seizes U S Auditor Employee
A warrant was issued for the arrest of a United States Auditor employee charged with obtaining money by fraud. The man allegedly used his position to solicit wages and was detained before his presentation in court, with money later returned after hearings began. The case proceeded before Alderman Tory this morning.
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Tan Tle
T Ie United States Audiitor
Fula Proténods
Nookini
Local notes on soldiers voting plans at camps
Fragmented local notes describe General Brown and Secretary Wood working on soldier voting logistics. The original plan envisioned sending ballots to camps with Pennsylvania troops for voting. Officials discuss how to organize National Guard and verify the process, aiming to resolve issues promptly.
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K. C
Altosniy
Brown
Secratary Wood
Pennsylvania
National Guard
Washington
U S Destroyer Sunk German Submarine Reported
United States destroyer engaged a German submarine early on a crime day. The vessel reportedly fired but failed to hit. a water column rose thirty feet, then a heavy oil slick appeared and the U boat vanished beneath the waves.
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United Proms
Washngton
Burens
Pilbile
United States Festroyer
Gereman
United States
Pour Amea
Aontetina
American Patrol Boat Grounded Near Coast
An American patrol boat grounded off the coast was reported by United Press. The Navy Department said an investigation will be started to determine the cause after a preliminary message cited the ship’s loss as the first American vessel to be defeated in wartime actions.
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United Pres
Washington
Leenwink
Adale Stine
Noulira
Navy Department
Oabe
Isevisie
Goriians
Captain of German Raider Captured
United Press dispatch reports the captain and several crew members of a German raider captured. The prisoners reportedly were transported through Hong Kong and into allied hands after lingering terror operations in the South Atlantic.
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GER
United Presa
Bonrites
Det
Hong Kong
Ford's Son Denied Exemption InTax Claim
Detroit dispatch reports Jodael Word son of Maney Word was denied exemption claiming industrial service was indispensable to Ford Motor Company. The family notes his labor will be needed this year, while many mothers predict fewer Christmas trees and toys due to a state forest and gypsy moth impact. Local officials warn that Santa may face toy shortages as American toy makers introduce new machines to replace traditional items.
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Detroit
Get
Jodael
Maney
alAlms
Bonto
Pennesylvanic
New England
Pennsylvania
Santa Claue
Aimarican
Farewell Banquet Honors Local Youths At Commerce
The Hoard of Commerce paid tribute to young men including AIL Of Whatt Warts, Ladle Morn McCray, Tony Swiderski, Albert squire, and John Boland. Speeches by Dr WG Wood and Mr DeRosay praised service, patriotism, and civic duty. A presentation of comfort kits to the boys followed, with remarks on future citizenship and the nation’s veterans.
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Ghosher
Wij
Nevada
Annie Wan
Younie Sty
Ingly
WG. Wood
Wood
Severn
Mouttin
D. Warren McRovey
Aubroor
DeRosay
Malone
L. We
Comfort Kita
GuLtus
Roy
Woodward
Corry
Bation
Roe
Tention
Ju Lin Gowil
Pat Dorylae
Worninaos
Visitors from Titusville welcomed by Chamber group news
Secretary Crown of the Chamber received notice that about a hundred visitors from Titusville will arrive Wednesday at 10 o’clock for a luncheon and meetings. A committee from the Board of Commerce is to arrange introductions and exchanges, with a luncheon planned and a meeting called for Monday afternoon to finalize details. Weather expected fair.
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Ie Chamber of Commerce
Trusville
Comemerce
Brivallers
Grootnign
Crown
Ollock
Board of Commerce Room
Cha Pign
Mt Se
Congress Adjourns Today Amid Political Turmoil
A chaotic session ends with President and senators debating reform and the fate of high profile officials. Reports describe tense exchanges, calls for accountability, and a push to shape policy on energy and finance as the chamber adjourns.
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Uhtu
Aarons
Wien
Patina
Shlomo
Saxton
Royal Eitieng
Wwe
Bnitalowell
Polite Aln
Iso
Tng Land Adhd
Cosi
la Pollette Ciit
Congress
Atlas Red
Victrola Demonstration At City Hall In Clymer
A vivid Victrola demonstration delighted a gathering at the City Hall in Clymer. Under the direction of Prof Howe, Rev Kooman and Miss Smith, with George Coons representing Vietor Shop, guests from City Superintendent Wilson’s circle attended. The program showcased school work including music and phonograph use, with dances and performances by pupils across grades, highlighting proficiency and discipline.
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Clymon
Clymer Aerical
Prot
Howe
Mev
Kooman
Migs Smith
George
Coons
Me Vietor
Witsofty
Carey Schoole
Wilson
OL le Haring
Civ
MOE
Falk
Bindi
Watarteat
Dri
Star
Nannuwr
Ovdleave
Curry
Bapt Wilson
Misa Johnson
Min Mirth
Wasiington
Schmal
Mrs Munaieel
Mick Neylon
Dr Shaw Family Leave for Greenville
Dr Shaw, longtime pastor of the First MB Church, will relocate with his family to Greenville to take charge of the large First Methodist Church there. The Greenville church numbers over 800 members and supports a sizeable, enduring program. Shaw’s tenure has been noted for steady, fruitful ministry.
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Fey
G. Shaw
Thik Ally
Hia
Assisiiins
Tn Iit
Hutch Lok
Hutch Lok & Mamburshin
Shaw
Dentists Hold Thursday Meeting in Carry and Union City
The Wemath of Carry and Union City hosted a social gathering Thursday evening with Drs Curtin and Hyans among attendees. The dental profession was honored and messages from industry members were shared. Visitors from Luton City joined, and a business session followed the event.
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Wemath
Carry
Union City
Imatinie
Howe
Curtin
Hyans
Luton
Public circulation figures and notary affidavit data
The document records average issue copies sold or distributed to subscribers over six months, noting totals like Total Daily Press Run 2825 and Total Daily Distribution 2770. It includes a sworn affidavit by Arthur D. Colegrove Jr. dated October 4, 1917, notarized by Gerry T. Kincaid, with a license expiry of January 30, 1919, and details on accessibility of circulation books and daily distribution schedules.
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Congress
Corry Evening Journal
Corry
Pennsylvania
Arthur D. Colegrove, Jr
Arthur D, Colegrove, JR
Gerry T. Kincaid
Notary Public
Civilian Relief Committee Meeting Notes and Attendees
A meeting of the Civilian Relief Committee at The Worry Chanter discussed coordinating postwar civilian welfare work. Attendees included Franke, Lonny Ofi ens, Mirah Boardartz, Fowler, Downey, Ahitraws, Charles AME, and other named members. a session set for 7:30 PM at the Boardroom reviewed tasks and committee roles.
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Aimyrkean
Horney
Uosworth
Atregal
Honwirth
Lonny
Mirah
Osoily
Charles Ame
Ayd Colesroye
Goorke
Khoman
Paneth
Bins
Bas Worth
Thos Farrell Dies Suddenly at Home
Thos Farrell died suddenly after long illness. The well known resident of June Street was found dead in his bed this morning at 10 o clock by Mrs. Farnell. He had worked for the city for many years. Survived by wife and several children. Mourning by neighbors and family.
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Thora Farrell
Tillie
Farrall
Death of Geo B Crapler Thursday
Orthographic obituary notes the death of George B Crapler on Thursday evening after a long illness. It records his career across New York Michigan and Ohio, mentions survivors widow daughters and a sister, and lists funeral plans with services at his home and a private interment at a local cemetery.
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George
Criquar
Ron Bisecasud
Ae Resent
Coney
Ae Grapaor
Rani
Corry
Aukhar
Crapsor
New York
Querali Wall
Michigan
Jadior
Cleveland
Mary
Vonpanton
Cony
Iris
Woolworth Sale Open Monday Morning At Woolworth Store
A damaged notice describes a Woolworth store sale opening Monday morning with numerous advertised items including cakes at three for ten and 1000 Nuptia cakes, plus unadvertised specials and afternoon deals on decorated crockery and cups. The text is garbled but indicates a multi item sale starting Monday with various商品 and prices.
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Woolworth
Journal
Nuptia
Bot
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