Japanese Cruiser Sunk Off Kia Chao by German Mine
London dispatches report the loss of the Japanese cruiser Takachiho off Kia Cha harbor while on patrol. Only thirteen of the crew and officers were saved as German mines damaged the vessel. The raid follows other European naval actions, with Berlin claiming Turkish and Austrian submarine activities and British ferried troops fighting near Dunkirk.
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United Press
London
Tokio
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Kiacha
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Chia
Cottinge
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Waldeck-Rensona
Catoro
Berlin
Rotterdam
France
Dunkirk
Alliea Lef
Ufklney
Paris
Undaunted
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Assembly Held
Yesterday in the Barlow building rooms the Fourth Degree Assembly of the Third District of Pennsylvania Knights of Columbus met with delegates from Erie Kane Warren Meadville Oil City Brad ford and St Marys. It was announced the next exemplifying work date and place will be in Oil City around February 1. Delegates were entertained at the local rooms and dined at the Phoenix Hotel in the evening.
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Barlow Building
Fourth Degree
Pennsylvania
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Erie
Kane
Warren
Meadville
Oil City
Bradford
St. Marys
OI City
Phoenix Hotel
Personal Crisis Reports In Mine With Dynamite
East Liverpool Ohio October 14 Ollie Wright of Obloyilo Pennsylvania found in a coal mine near the state line believed killed by a dynamite firing stick. Wright was well known in the area and his death is linked to an explosion in the mine.
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Britten
France
Wea
von Boel
Dunkirk
Lille
United Press
East Liverpool
Ollie Wright
Obloyilo
Wright
Will Build Residences on Congress Street West
J Alexander completed the purchase of two Tolon Weal Congress street lots, just west of Murray’s new home. Two new houses are planned next year with work starting in early spring. The barn used by Alexander and Co. on Congress street was towed to the rear section of the newly purchased property.
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D. J. Alexander
Congress Street
W. ©. Murray
Alexander
Jury Selected For Mrs Carmen Trial In Breeport
United Press report from Mineola describes jurors chosen to try Mrs. Morence Carmen wife of Dr. Carman charged with shooting and killing Mrs Louie Bulley in Breeport last June night. Courtroom crowd gathered early. fashionably dressed women attended amid police and deputies. Autos and trains from New York Long Island towns carried attendees as mass interest built around the case.
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Morence Carmen
Carman
Breeport Wan
Juto Court
Louie Bulley
Camehru
New York
Freaport
Long Island
Baseball Merger Reported By United Pros
A report from United Press states Brooklyn Federal League owners the Wards are paying the Yankees and Chicago Federals leader Charten Weighman is to buy the Cubs and remaining Federal League clubs to join organized baseball in a nationwide merger.
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United Pros
New York
Gat
Jévening Sun
Brooklyn
Yankees
Charten
Chicago Federals
National League Cubs
Horse plunges into moving train at Colea crossing
Jay Goodwood, an aide on the A. D. Nelli farm, narrowly escaped death when a horse he was driving bolted and struck the last Pullman coach of Pennsy train No. 89 at Colea crossing. The train was moving fast and only minor scratches remained on the Pullman as it reached the depot.
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Jay Goodwoo
A. D. Nelli
Pennay
Colea Crossing
City Commission Tonight to Address Police and Health Issues
The City Commission will hold a regular meeting this evening at City Hall. Officials say only routine business is expected, though there is demand that recent police department issues be reviewed after missing the prior session.
Weather Partly Cloudy Tonight Find Tudyday
Partly cloudy tonight with mild temperatures forecast for the area. Light winds and no significant precipitation expected. skies may remain partly cloudy through early tomorrow.
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Tudyday
Tusa
Railroad rate cases reopen today
The hearing on the 132 eastern Tallwaya petitioning the Interstate Commerce Commission for a five percent freight rate increase reopened today. Willard, president of that system, testified first noting the war has caused a severe crisis and that carrier needs are pressing and urgent.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Willard
Tonda
President Wilson Faces Colorado Mine Protests
Washington report says Colorado mine operators refused to accept Wilson's three year peace plan. Negotiations closed as operators demand changes to nullify the plan. The president indicated no definite decision yet on future actions in Colorado labor troubles.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Colorado
First Local Grange Fair Proves Big Success
The Corry Grange hosted its first local fair to great effect with 604 entries across all departments. More than a thousand visitors attended, as judges praised quilts, crochet, embroidery, canned fruits, baking, apples, cabbage, corn stalks, vegetables, flowers, and curios, while Victors operated the fair’s power and lighting supplied by local firms.
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Corry Grange
Durham Company
Corry City Electric Light Company
Bverlow Hardware Company
Thaw Case Hearing Moved to December 7
The Supreme Court advanced the Thaw case hearing from its regular calendar to December 7 for argument. The United Press report notes the venue shift and the new date for the proceeding in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Harry Thaw
Thaw
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