County Road Project Spurs Local Support and Plans
The County Good Bondy Association meeting at Hotel Laurenca backed a plan to build the Waterford to Union City and Corry road. Erie groups confirmed immediate cooperation with Corry Chamber of Commerce and Corry Motor Club, aiming to present a united campaign to Commissioner Sadler. A combined regional auto delegation will lobby for the project and a strong public demand campaign will begin.
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le W. Olds
Tits City
Hue County
Laurenca
Tle Watenfort
Corry Wigbay
Oils
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Erie
Fo Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry Motor Club
Waterford
Tnion City
Corry
Minton City
Foch Plans Extended Tour Of Major Cities
General Foch expands his itinerary to visit all large cities nationwide and to travel from the north to the south, a broader schedule than the original plan which only listed initial engagements. The extended tour aims to meet commanders, inspect troops, and reinforce Allied morale across key locations.
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Hay
Suit Against Chicago Paper Thrown Out
A civil suit against a Chicago newspaper was dismissed by Judge Harry A. Maher after the city of Chicago alleged libel. The judge sustained the demurrer, ending the case as the Tribune faced no relief. The decision leaves unresolved claims of defamation and injury.
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United Prees
Harry A. Maher
Ainkye Picher
Dumurrer
The
Tribune
Houfian
Honda
May elect hospital superintendent in pending action
The article reports a prospective May election for the hospital superintendent position at Cory Hospital in New York City. It notes no definite action yet, with the Hospital Association guiding the process and Milky Cobting leading hospital work, while recruiting news from the U.S. Army is mentioned. Major General Wekards is photographed, and there is reference to an article by Rickard in Nova in ta] douat Guard.
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Mins Darelok
New York City
Cory Hospital
Tina
United States Army
Bours
Wekards
Mitt Turoas
Ile
Ovbrwt Rickard
Bortlie Antivet
Local visitor Lamont and family mark an afternoon visit
A terse local note records Ay Btoot planning a daytime visit to Lamont and his relatives in Cleveland. The message mentions Det Williowy and clarifies former ties to Qubiy, with the visit aimed at a quiet, civic afternoon in town.
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Williowy
Cleveland
Qubiy
Ein
Europe's diplomats gather for Parley in London
Reported by Charles Meena from London on November 15. European leaders including George and Arland plan moves and possible visits. The issue centers on Britain’s distinguished diplomats and the French and Italian positions as talks unfold in Paris and Rome.
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London
Georgs
Yelth Thor
Joya George
Whittington
Patty
Arland Tung
America
Daniel Wal
Toren
Briand
Paria
England
Rome
Italy
Trillian
Ctinis
Will. Ie
Sovston
N. Washington
Irl Cavan
Pony Fouuht Army Corps
Rail situation before. Harding at Washington tangles talks
President Harding met with the public at Nie eilliway labor leaders to press for action on the rail strike crisis. About 600 general workers, representing 3,080,000 laborers, met to decide on wage and hour negotiations and possible strike actions. G. Lae, head of the Brotherhood of Teafamna, stated potential strategic moves amid the stalled talks.
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Lake
Aloir Elforta
Cal Chicago
Brotherhood of Teafamna
Japany Chief Delegate Leads Controversial Conference
United Press reports in Chicago quote Chief Delegate Prince Torugawa presiding over a continental conference as authorities disclose a figure related to the murder of Dr. Pankington Mason, owner of St Pél's Hospital, amid debates on arms and garage personnel tied to the event.
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United Presa
Chicago
Pankington
W., Mason
Ubipso
St Pél’s ‘Hospital
Crow To Succeed Knox
William Uri of Wilcantown engaged in a dispute with Philadean Cy Ann over junior athletic training. Officials from Box Sproul of Pennsylvania and Fetunte of Box coordinate a response. The piece notes changes in leadership and references several local figures in a tense community context.
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United Ireon
Washington
Wiliam Uri
Wilcantown
Philaeaen Cy
Wiltiam Keane Wey Ann
PennsylvanIa Honors Memory of Senator Knox Serv ices End
United Press reports dignitaries gathered at Valley Forge for the memorial service for Senator Knox. The ceremony featured veterans from the American Legion, floral tributes, and attendance by Governor Sprawl and Senator Perrone. A Karl Preston and Calvin Coad led the procession as mourners viewed a rose covered casket in a city ceremony noted for its solemn tribute.
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Valley Forge
Coolidge
United Press
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Stary
Valley Forge Memoria
W. Hirbert
View Provident
Calvin
Fdr
Crow
Washington
Sprawl
Sinetor Perrone
Tong
Tate
Michy
Knox
Wileham
Rosey
Tom Preston
Harding
Norridtawn Amériesnt Legion
Mason Believes Jap Delegate Holds Key To Parley
The article argues that Japan's delegate, led by Tokugawa and supported by Prince Tokuyama, will shape the Washington conference's success. It critiques diplomatic exchange rhetoric, notes possible influence from Briand and Viviani, and questions whether Japan’s temperate approach will guide or hinder negotiations.
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Princy
Tokuyama
Atulei Pokmpawa
Japan
Iober
Tokugawa
Washington
Youth Caught in Cavern Is Badly Hurt
Svrimia Gajorney and Pillppatticutars sustained injuries when a cavern collapsed near Clymer yesterday. Beebe, found beneath travel debris, was rushed to Corry hospital in critical condition as authorities investigate the accident and its extent.
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Arthur Beebe
Route 7
Clymer
Svrimia Gajorney
AVM
Menkengell
Roni
Corry Huapitil
Uefell
Rymmett
Nis Lagurigw
Iowa
Beuby
Completing Plans for the Guild Fair
Plans for the Guild Fair are advancing with an Emmanue Gui of Pailstal event in November. The program includes a retreat, children’s activities, games, baked goods, and homemade candies. A gold watch will be awarded to the High school student with strongest support among Ye Pair.
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Emmanue Gui
Pailstal
Skipwille
Jin
Convention Returns Reported By Officials At Nome
Reports from the convention describe postmasters and supervisors arriving in Nome from Wall Street. Mr Heathey notes the convention's focus on capital. President Mardin and Postmaster Tay attend a Wil la reception with Progidend and Mrs Hueting at the White Hawke.
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Nome
Thiy Worbig
Waal
Anton Wote Fay
Lie Statiany
Mr. Heathey
Willa
Nditeoks
Mardin Ol
Tay
Hueting
Local notices from distorted clipping
Fragmented OCR text reports casualties and arrests linked to Kurdish revolt. It mentions Herta Tama and Ji-Many Oxt killed or wounded and an Amori man named Rachmon connected to a U S organization. Also notes Gene Aarazen ending ties with a local youth tournament group amid unclear details.
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Tama
Herta
Advicon
Nited
Staton
Nana Anatod
Train Collision Fatalities In Crawford and Allegheny Areas
West Crawford and nearby counties report multiple railway accidents. At Meadville area two killed when a Ford collided with an Erie Pittsburgh train near Glen Crossing. In White House area near Bolivar two women died and two others injured when a Pennsylvania Flyer car was struck on a grade crossing. Vehicle destruction and grisly scenes reported as trains approached crossing alerts failed to prevent crashes.
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K Illo
Auto Age Aidents
Piesurdon
Yentortay
William A. Mublung
Espyville
Ford
Erie & Pittsburgh
McGlorg
Glen
Espyyille
Linesville
Mahoningtown
Dinger
Linewville
OLEAN
Pennsylvania Railroad Flyer
Allek
Auto
Harry Mockenberry
George Schram
Hotivar
Corry India Shipments Prompt Uninquired Engine Indicators
An Indian manufacturing unit received an initial order from a foreign company for three subscope engine indicators. The shipment, arranged by Tony, arrived recently after a delay and appears to be the first contact without prior inquiry or liaison.
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Tony
Tula
Onley
Ie Tiree Matramene Walt
India
Gun Battle Fatalities Reported In Railroad Pole War
A fierce gun battle near an unidentified railroad site in Council Bluffs, Iowa, left two men dead and a third wounded. Authorities say the attackers sought control of nearby rails and poles, with looting suspected. Further details were unavailable.
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Idyo Son
Torn ¢Arloavne
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