Allies Push West Front as American Forces See Victory
Allied reports reveal Pershing's forces achieve multiple successes with American troops advancing between St. Quentin and Cambrai and capturing five towns. French and British units press the offensive while Verdun is reportedly free of enemy artillery, and a large number of Bulgars surrender in accord with armistice terms.
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London
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Gartonay
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Turkish Governor of Smyrna Signals Peace Yet Opens Door to Blow on Constantinople
United Press reports from Athens that Mahmud Bey, governor of Smyrna, seeks peace but implies a major strike against Constantinople. Allied fronts push with rapid advances in France and Belgium as British and American forces report gains and prisoners.
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Smyrna
Constantinople
Precautions urged amid epidemic in city
Public urged to maintain cooperation with physicians and authorities as efforts continue to combat a contagious disease. Despite several deaths among children, reports of improvement and cautious optimism surface as Red Cross workers and volunteers assist and city solicitors note routine royal business in Bee.
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Public school fruit pits collection continues for war needs
The article urges public school children to keep collecting fruit pits and shells, delivering them to designated depots for shipment. It notes schools are closed and plans to convert collected material into carbon to aid the war effort, with pits and shells sent to headquarters for processing.
Proclamation Honors Private John Clark in Corry Closure
A proclamation honors Private John Clark who died in the war and calls for all business plates in Corry to close tomorrow from 1:80 to 10:80 O'clock in observance.
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John Clark
Corry
Wilson to Go Before Congress on Peace Proposals
President Wilson testified before Congress today to outline the reasons for his Fourteen Points and the peace proposal. The inquiry explored entangling alliances and a global order based on arbitration and self determination.
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Conroe
Furilar
Max Tyes
Wright Store Redecorated Again in New Wood Paneling
The Lannton Cat scene and decor changes hint at a store remodel in progress near the jewelry counter. Details describe wall tinting and new fixtures while fur and stock arrangements appear adjusted.
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Lannton
Pat ‘Phos
Doctor Wright Named Director of Zone Health Drive
Dr Wright has been appointed director of the health zone initiative to oversee influenza countermeasures. The designation places him in charge of medical staff and supplies used in the campaign against the flu outbreak.
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Conference leaders meet as White House holds talks
President Wilson and Secretary Lansing hold a brief conference with senior officials. The meeting includes the Secretary of State and other top aides to discuss ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Victory Day Plans Discussed For INO Event
Local readers hear proposals for INO Victory Day celebrations with details on scheduling October 11 and related activities. Officials consider security and public participation as plans outline ceremonial stages and community involvement.
Six Corry Boys Accepted for Service
Six Corry youths named Ralph John Ifyrlot Phen dau Willis Tohn Charles Dovenay Javah Hall Curlie TF Dako and Judwiie Adana Mat Sains Wright are accepted for military service. One notes Evel Main street resident ill with pneumonia and major changes in health of nearby family members.
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Huwlon
University of “iMalnegh
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Army Specialiata
Corry
Ralph John Ifyrlot
Phen Dau Willis Tohn Charles Dovenay
Javah Hall Curlie
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Judwiie
Adana
Wright
Itso
Let Yourself Go War Bond Rhetoric Echoes Through Time
Fragmented patriotic verse urges support for Liberty Bonds with exhortations to sacrifice. It condemns pacifism and emphasizes buying bonds as a duty to back the war effort, portraying a bolstered home front and shared resolve despite ongoing battles abroad.
Appeal for Red Cross Nurses Urges Community Help
Volunteers respond to a broad appeal seeking trained Red Cross nurses for urgent wartime duty. Citizens are asked to join the effort, with many already offering services and support for hospital staffing and medical relief.
Clarendon Boy Cited for Heroic Deeds
A Clarendon youth was praised for bravery during a bridge incident on August 9. Dramatized by reports from Captain Guar and Maindead song Touts Amba, the account notes emergency responders and safety actions to aid civilians.
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Anguat
Boy Scouts Rally For Loan At Local Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts plan a rally Saturday morning at the Presbyterian church badge room to raise loan funds. Scouts earning bonds will receive a medal for the week of October 12 to October 19, with proceeds aiding the crisis efforts.
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Bonis
Weather Note Loud Shower Report
A fragmentary weather notice reports showers and partly cloudy conditions with loud wind. Readers should expect unsettled skies and possible showers spreading across the area.
City campaign rally aims to fund building fund drive
The notice describes a city campaign under a waves of names and places, urging subscriptions and support for a major fundraising effort. It mentions the Howie Stange venue and a Monday meeting to organize direct appeals to potential donors with significant property holdings.
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Negro Tried to Wreck Train Passes to Erie for Trial
Meadville October 8 Tom Rogers colored aged 20 years was taken to Erie Tuesday to stand trial in federal courts on a charge of maliciously tampering with a switch and causing a wreck Saturday Brigfiver prior act.
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