Local Corps Orders Reported From Corry Unit
Members of the Corry Corps in this city reported orders received yesterday for late call ups. Several youths, including Buxton, Donald Comer, Albert Pont, Walton Shdr, and others, are to report by noon tomorrow in Corry. Mervin Nag hosted a gathering at the Primetown Hotel on Washington Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignul Corpa
Thio
Colombin
Fingomonti
Willie
Corry
Th Buxton
Donald Cmker
Alinrt Pont
Walton
Onihe Hauris
Min Brenton
Jamoutown
Monchy
Ralph Hullis
Siena Corps
Rajort
Mervin
Pirmivon
Washington
Alma
Frank Harry
Pennsylvania Rastroad Shoal Corps
Philidalphias
Joma Hollis
Liberty Loan Workers Organized Amid Community Names
Liberty Loan workers form committees across Concord Township and nearby areas. The roster lists dozens of local men including chairs and ward officials who will devote weeks to the Liberty Loan drive, with committees announced as final and ready for upcoming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonettisona
Paige Cor
Bartow
Chair Diy
Kedy Downton IA
Laveland
WhaUay
Charis M
Selals
J. B. Patter Sn
John Ing
Ayd
Gologeoyo
J. H. Graves
J. 0. Orupsar
Wayne Townshty
Jackson Ray
Mibnd
Chalymin
John Konistoo
Melvin Smith
Concord Township
Crowell
Mark Ghul
Mo. Cray
Liberty Loan
Weather Forecast for Warmyr and Thora Day
Readable fragments indicate a warm period tonight and likely tomorrow with continued warm conditions. No specific temperatures or regions clearly identified due to garbled OCR. Expect mild to warm weather with light winds and possible overnight lull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhowera
German plots disclose state department today
Reports from Washington describe new German espionage schemes in the United States. The German embassy and foreign offices allegedly directed efforts to construct bridges and tunnels on the Canadian Pacific line, with agents exchanging messages through various channels. The State Department emphasized progress without immediate danger, while officials in Berlin and Washington discussed the goal of delaying or sabotaging Allied infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Beylis Moreign
Zinmornan
von Hornuturt
French Troops Rally on Cork Bridges Amid Invasion News
Paris dispatch reports French forces advancing across cork bridges after initial Belgian resistance. German units push divisions toward the coast as French and British positions hold near the great port line. observers note strategic bottlenecks in the plan to break the Allied defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helgi
France
Na Anan
Cork
Gorhund
Bolly
Central Allies Warn The Kaiser
Central Allies issue a warning to Kaiser Wilhelm as talks on an ultimatum and possible peace continue. The article notes Allied powers aim to end hostilities with a future meeting at Gotha, seeking a negotiated settlement and the end of the war.
Outdated City Mail Rates Notice From Weston County
The notice from the Wart director reveals changes to city mail rates and delivery patterns. It notes a new schedule effective October and November, with a special 1 cent per ounce charge for certain drop letters and caps on other postal items. The document outlines postal card rules and the continued sale of existing denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woatmaytor Gener Harroson
Hin Incrouin
Portal
Feo
Ptielaty
Germans Again Repel Heavy Counterattacks At Scarpe
General Haig reported a stiff German counter assault repulsed with losses. Allied troops regained ground and captured prisoners after fighting near the Scarpe as British and Allied forces advance in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prena
Lonion
Haig
Bettivh
Potato Field Raids Alarm Spring Creek Neighbors
Reports from Spring Creek show frequent raids on nearby potato patches over several weeks. Thieves have stolen five or more bushels from fields in the area, prompting residents to demand action and possible prosecution.
Death of Chaos Hunt at Home Ends Long Illness
Chaos Hunt died Tuesday morning at his home after several days in critical condition from pneumonia. The obituary notes his wife and three children survive. A funeral service will be held Friday at 2 PM at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Hig
Oyast
Atriot
Tha
Benton Holds the White Sox at Polo Grounds
A ragged account of a 1919 world series game at the Polo Grounds with Benton pitching for Chicago and the Giants’ lineup stalled by strong Sox hitting. The narrative notes crowd action, fielding errors, and key plays including Roberson and Holt. it frames the game as a tense pitching duel and offensive stand by the White Sox with Benton and Cleotte on the mound.
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New York
New York Gite
Chicago White Sox
Polo Grounds
England
Ynto
McGraw
Benton
Salleshie
Chicago
Eame
Brifflait
Cleotte
Toews
Colina
Rf Hornog
McMullen
Jgunit
Collinn
Duckson
Plotehar Na Felsoh
Robertson
Gandit
Holko
Weaver
Hariten
Belial
Taningy
Firat
T Collins
Collins
Raridon
McNulen
Eddie Collins
Weaver Wate
Schutka
Schalk
Creatin
Rardih Ty Werog
Nottins
Rimmerman
Toy B. Collins
Fietsher
Gotting Mobertaon Wiaygtad
Holke UN Robertson
Holke
Aiias
Rachton
Hoke
McMillin Nut
AL Jackson
Néurherkes
Hulni
Jackson
Fistohar
Norina
Revolutionary plots in German navy disclosed
A scrambled report describes alleged plots by German naval officers and sailors to undermine the fleet. It cites two tenders Delian and Tugs and notes propaganda spread from within the eastern front line and among naval pillars. Officials debate the credibility and scope of the conspiracy.
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United Prens
Tommy Dy
Muring
Mom Bers
Delian
Tugs
Gome
Fragmented Baseball Play by Play Incomprehensible Text
OCR fragment describes multiple baseball events with players Weaver Holke Patan and Schalk. Mentions errors, outs, steals, and innings with unclear structure. Narrative is garbled, lacks coherent timeline, and cannot confirm teams, dates, or scores.
Local notes on business, members, and tobacco price shifts
The Corry Board of Commerce and Industry Membership Committee meets this evening. Directors and members are urged to attend promptly. Tobacco price increases are posted citywide with cigarettes moving to 13 cents and five cent packages to 8 cents. Cigars pending, expected rise to six and twelve cents for five and ten contern. Tuned Clancy noted as a member of the B R and P.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Boal of Commerce
Tndustry
Emmett Lacy
Warrenty
Bath ‘Howard
Uclid
Paul
de Peller Harkey
Bie
Grind High
Chawlne
Saul Ko
Clancy
Alob Eang
Band Dance At Armory Draws Wide Expectation
The annual band dance tonight at the Stile Armory attracts many attendees. The event features a special program of new and popular dances, with a focus on winter months as the band’s main support. Organizers hope citizen interest will sustain the club through the season.
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Stile
Death of Mrs Thoue y Mrs Thoue y
Mrs C B Thoney passed away at Corry Hospital after months of illness. A Park Street resident for most of her life she was highly respected. Survived by one son Henry Thoney and daughter Mrs Manyifiok Moull in Ohio. Body to Alexander Undertaking Rooms for services at St Thomas Church. Interment at St Monane Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B
Corry Hospital
Om Park
Ity
Nwirly
Manyifiokmoul
Ohio
Alexander
St Thoms Church
Mrs Lee Died at Stillwater in Minnesota
Mrs Lee died in Stillwater Minnesota Friday morning after a long illness. Her death followed a slight stroke of paralysis months ago. She was 50s and had recently recovered some health, leaving a husband Attorney Orris Lee and four siblings including Judge Franke T Wilson and Prof HG Wilson.
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Witton Lea
Stillwater
Minnonota
TB. Wilson
Lee Witferend
Corry High School
Orris
Lee
Fbghtern
Franke T Wilson
Clapp
Bullwater
W Hrother
Hg, Wilson
Jamestown Couple Wed in Harrisburg Bride Noted Local Worker
A Jamestown marriage was announced this Friday afternoon uniting Marth Gaten of Jamestown and John Bos minnger of Harrisburg Pa. The bride, well known locally, has long been employed at the office of the Rassmond Manufactariue and was widely regarded by friends who celebrated the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth
Jamestown
Jalirdey
John Bos
Minnger
Harrisburg
Wunpring
Oftaa
Rassmond
Fast Campaign Money Nears Target in Early Drive
Early campaign progress shows $17,000 raised toward a $177,000 goal. Mullonal Bank of Corty reported $9,900 in subscriptions. City Bank noted substantial support. Large $8,000 gate subscription anticipated. further applications expected tomorrow as banks and individuals plan block purchases for bond drives. Publicity for the campaign will begin soon with local promoters canvassing for buyers and donors.
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Bnen
Mullonal Bank of
Corty
Cite Ten’y Bank
Proverty
Hvis Am
Noth
Corry Danks Ie
Irma
Ward Tech
Canvan
Corry
Smallpox Epidemic Declared On Cattaraugus Reservation
State Commissioner Diggs declares an epidemic of smallpox on the Cattaraugus Reservation. An emergency order places the entire area under quarantine and mandates vaccination. Health officials from New York mobilize to Gowanda and nearby towns to coordinate suppression efforts and public alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowanda
Hermann
Diggs
Towith
Ting
Allgghony
Salamanda
Bath
Caltaraugua
Wayne Edeward
Godfrey
Atbuoy
wDr
John 1
Mahony
Jamestown
Semflenor
Buffalo
Mila Slimabith Ronnert
Wats Pune
Attiuny
Jy Gowanda
Data O Metals
Joont Health Offesty
Hanover
Perrysburgy
Gol- Hog
Gowanda
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Wilomicuenin
Vongress
Gonniga Rovernmiove
Awrenilah
O'Leary
Jomo Hon
Flanders
Rome
Tnigaria
Turkey
Ullimatum
Germany
Goths
Spring Creek
Chas Hunt
Giants
White Sox
Hy United Preas
Felsch
Holka
Gayili
Bolke
Jottenter
Sehalle Uy
Ploteher
Rariden
Bebmilc
Burm Norua
York—Robartson
Tax Koil
B. Collins
Kearlden
Hatke Tak
Felkeh
Tiuma
Evora
Chiongo
Mootte
Gandil
Hotkening
Urna NeWoUt
Gesond
Cleatin
Hornog
Hitthenning
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Mil
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