Committee to Handle Corry's Requirements
A lengthy report followed a meeting at the Board of Commerce rooms where Mr. D Warren Di Tonyson and Mr. Potter led talks. A committee was formed to oversee Corry's requirements, including a full statement of consumer needs and the coal supplier involved, with plans to begin state regulatory actions and Philadelphia operations.
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Potter
Manufai Vurary
Board of Commerce Rooms
D. Warren
Tony Avery
Pormattin
Pomuntties
Cony
J. Walter Clough
Avalon
Caport
Philadelphia
Mytter
Elwes
TeTtoway
Sitordiay
Det
DM Deen
Indbylde Wal
Fiat
Bute
Uleir
Winnie
Piadelphia
Tharifare Corry
Otty Lo Organlen
Prayare
Angel
Dottoway
Philadelphin Santywook
Aiready
Michaelis Undernew Attack in Europe War Update
Reported by United Pron from Ostober 16 cites renewed German Austrian tensions. Drama centers on a wartime program demand and a curtain refer, with Geornin premier Geornin pressing Mithuely for full war measures.
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United Pron
Amatorum
Germany
Aml Austrie
Gorham Ghanenlor
Geornin
Mithuely
Huhengouérne di Aviniplan
Hinigirtan
Col Beach Dead at Pittsburg
Col Anz Untwieh editor of the Pittsburg Dispatch was found dead in his warded apartment. He was sixty years old and apoplexy is listed as the cause of sudden death.
Artillery Action and Raids Reported on Front Lines
Reports from London dated October 16 describe continued artillery duels on the Britta front north west of Bailucourt and raids in progress. The Board of Commerce engaged with manufacturers to adjust requisitions for fuel, while plans to guarantee oil supply and prevent hoarding were outlined by a central coal committee and state administration.
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London
Moraholl Hatstrom
Britta Front
Bailucourt
Beittah
Board of Commerce
Tony
Clough
DeRosay
Dolne
Love
L. W. Olds
C. Th. Alexander
Pottar
Stata Tubl
Ides Avery
Thone Milne
Liarges To Prepare Formal Defense In Senate Hearing
United Proms reports Washington Wyoming where Gi Gener th Stavlor Lalolmvite appeared before the Bevmte singliluo lati whet Mo charger agulnat Iki nee vali hotrd. He demanded a formal defense from the unfriendly witness 4 to be heard, sending a letter to Chairman Tomerone. Senator La Follette questioned his conduct and demanded removal, while Lalolmvite offered to present a full defense and requested time to prepare.
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Washington, WY
Vomerone
Tomerone
la Follette
St. Paul
Meadville Man Killed In Train Yard Accident
United Press reports a Meadville man died after being struck by a train at the Kent yards. The severely injured victim, identified as Marvin, was found beneath the cars. Rescue workers secured the scene as authorities investigated the fatal incident near Mendville, Kane County.
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United Press
Mendville
Jumime Carter
Yaint
Erie
Kent
Roddivid
Gol Norris
Phin
Kené
Tiirty Nouva
Jdon
Wis
OM Marvin
Jenows Méndyille Hmuceniun
Stock Market Opens Weak as Gains Follow Later Rally Signs
New York stocks opened lower with Dow and 30 guide rails off from yesterday's close. Steel shares rallied late as investors showed appetite for buying, while Central Leather and a few others posted modest gains amid a cautious market.
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United Presa
New York
United States
New Lieutenant Joins Local Company
A newly appointed lieutenant joins the Corry camp during a Friday afternoon ceremony. The unit, led by Captain Hugh Weaver, reports quarantine routines and border tours, with several recruits and sergeants under instruction.
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Sornoral Hugh Weaver
Ity Maas
Clinton Ste
Corry
Big Gains In Drive For Loans Campaign Progress
The Liberty Lawn campaign press today notes a final push with eleven days left to raise funds toward a $6,000,000 goal. Officials report subscriptions near $61,000,000 with daily gains and optimistic outlook as the total approaches the target.
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United Prown
Washington
Opt
Liberty Lawn
Joan
Fire at Kun sun City stockyards destroys acres and claims lives
Fire spanning hours destroyed eight acres at Kun sun City stockyards causing six deaths and losses near five thousand in Karas. Mutual aid from Missouri and Kansas City fire departments plus nearby stations battled the blaze before noon with investigators weighing incendiary origin rumors as officials assess a spark from a passing engine.
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Wtowk
Kunsun City
Melosa
Missouri
Kansas City
Nowra
EscortUn Lhyennaw Nave Whewly
Tedovn
Sys Otter Ional
Judge Barker Dies Sudden in City Morning
Judge J T Barker, 76, longtime second ward alderman, died suddenly this morning near his Irving Street home after a likely stroke. Born Tillotson Corners, he served in the Civil War and later became an active Republican, contributing to Warren County politics before moving to the city twenty six years ago. Funeral details were not finalized.
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J.T. Barker
Barker
Warren
Prohibition Amendment Appears Victory Cited in Iowa
A reported statewide vote showed a dry amendment favored by a large majority with over 10 000 votes cast. Dry headquarters warned some counties underperformed while supporters hoped for a sweeping win, and reports described sections of the state as wet territory amid the tally.
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United Press
Dos Morins
Six Perish When Ship Sunk in British Sea Action
A Culled Press report from London states that six perished when a steamship was torpedoed off a British coast. Five men and one officer died. the ship’s name and details are withheld or redacted in the Admiralty report.
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Culled Press
London
Amurl
Torpetord Warly
Admiralty
Ant Smaller Subscriptions To Come Forward
The Board of Commerce reports large subscriptions to the Liberty Loan drive in Corry with two big pledges of 25,000 and totals aimed at 78,150. Banks Citizens National and National Bank of Corry expect more subscriptions as local committees push posters and publicity to meet ambitious weekly targets before the deadline.
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Corry
Citizen's National Bank
National Bare of
James P. Drown
Board of Commerce
Ioan
Beltirach
Thihe
Corry Banka
ATL Minner
Oller
Watch Thief Active in City Targets Parkes Watch
A transient man repeatedly targeted jewelry stores in the city, posing to inspect wares while slipping a woman’s gold watch into his possession. Parkhurst, the shopkeeper, was drawn into a sales pitch before realizing the thief’s pattern. Investigators link the suspect to similar thefts, with a watch recovered but another missing. Police push for tips as several minor thefts surface in the past two weeks.
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Jae
Parkhurst
Cmson
Nad
Ibidabion
Smay
Cam Inna
H Markhurst
Lyle Ed
Panihirst
Rcit
Busingan
Weat
Satiae
White House pickets given six months in workhouse
Six months in the workhouse was the sentence pronounced on to four suffrage pickets who defied Voting Court duities this afternoon. Declaring they would obey no law, the women refused to pay the 26 fine imposed upon suffrage lenders. They warned of a monster demonstration in front of the White House on November 4. The morning's severe sentence followed a recommendation by Assistant Prosecutor Hart, noting prior trespasses but said to suspend.
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United Prew
Washington
Xentenda
Winkss House
Ug Betors
Duaties Maloney
Frossouter Hart
Weather Weir Tonight
A fragment notes unsettled weather with possible showers tonight and mild conditions tomorrow. Limited readable terms mention wind and temperature hints.
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the Dispatch
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Hy James Murein
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Augumas Ga
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Ann Mun
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Ae Jel
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Pau Wna
Percy Lapixe
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Edward Melean
Cassius Sains
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B. Amditings
Ray Patton
Irwin Ron. Hart
Glenn Morrison
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Mort Pierce
van Altunke
Ray Winger
LW Gyme
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