Governor Cox Invades New York State for Talk
Gov Cox arrived in New York amid claims business stagnation would persist unless production rose. He urged tariff reform, warned profits taxes should be repealed, and pressed for stronger economic action to spur growth. Meeting with national figures, he linked policy to national fortunes.
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New York State
Busines
Tirtires
Watfoiny Tavernor
América
Tts
Hiv
Wormuy F. Mark
New York
Somin Tooman
Movernor Kore
Trains Kill Four on Allegheny Division in Separate Accidents
Multiple fatal train crashes on the Allegheny division leave four dead and several injured. Victims include Timapron of Pittsburgh and Parquily Orcusinn of Baal Lihorts, struck by freight and passenger trains near Foxburg Toginsport and Ford City. Rescue crews report cars derailed and pedestrians struck in chaotic Saturday afternoon incidents.
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Othee
Amlomieny
P.dt. Raloe
Oty Darrick
Tony A. Pawiun
Yo Vmry
Poxburg
Ny Barteorn
Sodogen
Ange Moen
Ford Oity
Parquily Orcusinn
Baal Lihorts
Poles Regret Vilna Seizure By Irregulars
War report from Vilna dated October 18 notes Polish officials regret the seizure by irregular forces. Poland hopes the government will restore order and accord residents the right to determine Vilna’s fate under international supervision.
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Vilna
Mwarbaw
Poland
Weland
Wilan
Commission Meets Tonight in City Hall Meeting
An Aruntae style notice says the city commission gathers this evening with routine items expected. Members and buisnesses are urged to attend as the council discusses matters including public concerns and local projects.
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Bualdesail
Mogith
British plants halt as miner's strike widens disruption
London reports indicate major British plants shut down as the threefold union alliance presses demands. About three million workers in mining, rail, and transport sectors threaten extended industrial action. executives warn of potential escalation while urging calm. Railroads keep schedules for now amid widespread labor maneuverings.
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London
Ang
Rtilha
Millon
Ufa
Wieike Ordora
Alanco
Car Crash Damages French Creek Bridge Vehicle
A Cadillac purportedly driven by Jahdity and Dr Eric Stilley crashed into a steel portal near the French Creek Bridge on a concrete highway from Bindley Lake. The wreck severely damaged the vehicle and the bridge while minor injuries were reported to several occupants. Authorities investigate sobriety claims as residents report the driver’s intoxication. the car was found with an empty bottle and the wrecked Cadillac removed from the scene.
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Aniloa
Stilley
Sur Eric
Araahed
Levesk Bridge
Mingre
Winilloyr Laky
Weather and health update from Union City area
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Lake Elo region with no precipitation. Roy Bishop, recently treated for appendicitis at Corey Hospital, is discharged to his home near Union City yesterday.
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Elo
Roy Bishop
Corey Hoxpltil
Union City
Yenterday
Car Wreck Near Wowt High Leaves Many Uninjured
A limousine driven by Tod Hammond of Cols collided with a street pole on Wowt High Street, Walon City, Saturday afternoon. Passengers included Mrs. Cathal and Dorey Seaflonts. crowd gathered after the football game as the vehicle halted at Mind Avenue. Police reported minor injuries among adults and children, with the wreck causing notable disruption to the porch gathering area.
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Siinola
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Childran
Walon City
Weternoon
Cathal
Weyers
Dorey Seaflonts
Aveans
United Pr
Marion
Blafe Tohes
Afr
Clare Dohes
Nox
Miss Mar- Dore
Garot Caillach
America
Soriony
Wrangel's Men Advancing in South Russia
Wrangel's forces push south in Russia as a military communiqué reports 4,000 enemy troops captured north of Mfourlta and a defeat of opposing units. The dispatch, dated October 15, notes continued operations against Tolatiovik forces led by Bonlh Rowsin.
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South
Russia
Prissy Constannopur
Aronpauta
Bonlh Rowsin
Ths
Mfourlta
Thane
Right of Way Rules in Pennsylvania Roads
A historical notice explains driving rights at intersections on Pennsylvania highways. It cites state law from June 1910 requiring drivers to keep to the right and yield to vehicles approaching from the right, with rules for passing, staying on the proper side, and right-of-way at crossings. The piece lists several major streets and towns and notes enforcement by the state highway department.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ott Avenue
Pitxburgh
Mtarkett
Glazersburg
Main Atrest
Jolmatown
Lackunyanna Aven
Scranton
Williamsport
Wineola Highway
Wilshn Pont Bightway
Blata Highway Department
Sproul
Auch
Orien Theaing
Bigeye
Alaskan Flyers Set to Fly to Erie from Winslow
Grand aims mark Oct. 18 as Kaplaing Harry Dougie and Bt. Chai Strom take charge of the Atiwkus squadron. They left Winslow Saturday for Erie Pa and plan a Lake Erie flight. The distance to Erie is about 320 miles with expected a three and one tall ones.
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Grand Baimids
Mick
Thrills of Skunk Hunt Portrayed in Fiery Scene
In a chaotic Sunday early morning town incident a skunk battle unfolded in Lie bildness center near Pint Ave as a bushy tailed animal faced off a group of locals. The polecat fought, sprayed, and retreated toward Main St before retreating to a final stand near the intersection, leaving a lasting stench and unsettled residents.
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Main St
Bkusk
Lou
Rudy
Ean Bn
Ieee
Probing Harding Claim at Green Gables Speech
United Press report from Washington October 18 says President Wilson accused Senator Harding of seeking a French delegate for a new organization of nations. Wilson stated France had not sent a qualified representative to approach Harding about any such formation.
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Washington
Wilon
Hard Fog
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Hull Beck
France
Witonali
Marding
Marding Relative To the Organization of A New Desocration of Nations
Paris
Wardsing
Booze Flows Freely Here as Six Arrests Made
Over the weekend six arrests were recorded as liquor flowed in Corry amid complaints from residents. Police released all detainees on $4 fines after magistrate Porter’s hearing. Authorities warn of a political whiskey operation allegedly controlling distribution, with prohibition agents observing the scene.
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Corry
Eric
Tra Wetion
Gorry
Squar
Oval Barn
Gorey
Untitled Local Killing Report From City Streets
Dispatch from Ostrher describes the motive behind the shooting of Elmer Drewes, 23, a Davenport resident, found with a bullet wound near a lamp post on the city outskirts. The incident occurred last night as he gave a statement at his family home about plans to travel to a nearby location to purchase a car device, details remain unclear.
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Artuatrubhia
Elmer Drewes
Windont
Thi City
Father
Yoen Howe
Xoa
Dartmouth
Meeting Tonight To Form Modern Country Club Initiative
A meeting at Fimanuel Church Parish Hall aims to form a modern country club with 160 to 200 members. Plan includes purchasing property and building golf links and tennis courts, with an expected expenditure around 20 000 dollars. Local leaders seek active investors from Warren to O11 City and nearby towns, noting similar clubs succeed in nearby areas.
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Ventire Lave
Warren
Pitusvitla
O11
Waratood
Demands of Rail Workers Heard in Chicago
In Chicago on October 18 the demands of about 100000 railroad workers for wage increases are to be considered by the United States labor board. The requests align with those recently presented by the four brotherhoods and the American Federation of Labor, totaling around 50000000 dollars.
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Obigago
Ryt Mids
United States
Sail Labor Board
Four Brotherhoods
Ie American Foderation of
Hunting Expedition in Canada With Local Explorers
Roy Cady OC W Chirk Amos Williams and De G FB Bennett depart for a three to five week drafting expedition to the Canadian wilderness. They aim to return with a heart for the jam dinner at the Municipal Hall during election night.
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Roy Cady
OC. W. Chirk
Amos Willams
Bennett
Vhia Fmargiig
Britain Suppresses News Of Brutalities In Erin
London reports claim Britain blocks news of hunger strikes and Cork killings. King tours Ireland and accuses authorities of censorship. MacSwiney supporters are described as deteriorating while relatives fear public reaction. Witnesses say censorship aims to quell outrage.
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Britain
Erin
High Eleven Outclassed by Unionites in Weekend Loss
The High School football eleven suffered a 1 to 0 defeat at Union City Saturday afternoon. Union City, with Williams Sternoida and Timedaugh, showed strong teamwork and trick plays, steady defense and disciplined offense, overwhelming the locals. A return game is set for next day in Union City, with hopes to turn the tide.
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Iocals
Ovary
Union City
Wiliams
Sternoida
Timedaugh
Union Ity
Sintent Ageney
Corry
Union
First clash after strike injures many in London
Disorder erupts in London as crowds attack Downing Street and Parliament area following a worldwide strike. Mobs throw stones, tear windows, and damage offices while mounted police and constables repel the rioters. casualties reported as police quell the unrest.
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