More Italian Troops Called to the Colors
Rome reports four more regiments mobilized to support French and Serbian relief efforts. Advices say Bulgarians were driven from Vranje and Salonika railway operations continue. Serbian forces reportedly repulsed Austrians near Poxaravae, while clashes along the Sabo river persist.
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Mexican Border Turmoil After Train Attack
Brownsville reports a border upheaval after a night raid five miles north of the border town. Ten Mexicans were executed, six shot and four hanged, following a wreck and robbery. Dr. Cain, wounded in the hold up, died in the hospital.
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United Press
Brownaville
Horn
Mr. Cain
Local rail and ship interests urged to curb car shortage
Interstate Commerce Commission appeals to railroads and shippers to prevent a looming car shortage. It cites growing complaints and warns congestion at terminals could worsen unless cars are promptly loaded unloaded and made available. The notice is being circulated by railway officials including J. E. Conte and others.
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Cata
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Corry Abipport
Weather Report Weather Tale
A terse weather note describes cool winds and unsettled skies. Details are fragmented but indicate cool temperatures and changing conditions likely affecting local outdoor plans.
Fifty Die In Paris Explosion At Factory
Fifty persons are feared dead after an explosion at a factory in Paris. President Poincare and officials visited the scene as rescue work continued and authorities debated the disaster’s cause amid censorship. It was suspected the plant may have produced ammunition.
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Asquith Cabinet Seen Certain to Fall
London reports from credible sources claim Prime Minister Asquith will relinquish office. Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson are named contenders for a reshaped cabinet after talks with King George.
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London
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George
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Federal probe eyed for Holland Co in Rochester affair
A Buffalo report says federal investigation likely into the J. L. Holland Company brokerage, with offices once in Buffalo. Authorities may focus on customer losses totaling around 1000000 dollars and potential implications for customers seeking restitution.
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Mrs J McGrath and Mrs McCray Visit Wielnpent
Mrs J McGrath and Mrs Ray McCray traveled from Wieln to attend a local event yesterday. The outing highlighted community ties and included stops at nearby venues with brief notes on participants and activities.
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Wilson Signs Arms Embargo To Germany
President Wilson signed an embargo halting arms and war supplies to Germany and the Carranza government in Mexico. State Department officials said the United States will offer moral support but not funding for the Dig loan as negotiations proceed.
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Washington, D. C
Wilso Uilh
Carrangs
Mexico
State Department
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Jony
United States
Democratic Committee in Session Sets Fall Campaign Plans
The Democratic City Committee met at the city building for a preliminary planning session for the coming election. Present were Charles Keating Harry Allen Thos Demipity and John Dompany Au Koentner and James Maloney sent word of absence. Erie county official Joseph Rogan and Austin V. O'Brien attended with Mr Brown a candidate for Voor Director. Short talks outlined plans for final campaign windup and effective outreach.
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Charles Keating
Harry Allen
Thos
Demipity
John Dompany Au Koentner
James Maloney
Ensworth
Joseph Rogan
Erie
Austin V. O'Brien
Mr. Brown
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All Brea Out
Trouble at Schenectady bio plant picket clashes
On October 2 in Schenectady tense clashes occurred at the General Electric Company bio plant where 1,000 workers had started a work stoppage. Police and deputies dispersed pickets as they attempted to reopen work, with heavy security surrounding the site to prevent further disruptions.
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United Preas
Schenectady
General Iiletrio Company
Woman Decapitates Attacker in Home Siege
A woman in San Manele attacked by a longtime suitor named Woethstein decapitated him in her home, then hid the body before seeking help. Local authorities reported the incident occurred after years of harassment by the crippled man.
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United Press
San Manele
Woethstein
Law Regulating Local Sealer of Weights Starts Work
Sealer Keating begins inspections in the city to check wagon scales and bulk measures. The new law sets weight based sale rules for commodities and requires accurate marking, with penalties for fraud and misrepresentation.
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Ali Hania
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Paulo Beddagailly
Suffragettes of Penn a not discouraged
Pittsburg October 20 Morning reports from Trenton show suffrage defeated in New Jersey by 50 000 to 60 000. Antis jubilant claim a nationwide Pennsylvania setback. Leaders vow continued effort with plans to visit every hamlet and gain support, aided by Governor and state officials.
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Trenton
New Jersey
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National Association
Pennsylvania
Lay
Mise Mule Aten
Corry Man Marries at Tinlon City Church
James P. Mead, son of Mrs. My Mead of East Wayne Street, and Catherine Conway of Tinlon City were married at 9:40 this morning at Ste Therekie Catholic Church with Father Cantiii and Reverend Hanley officiating. About thirty relatives attended the ceremony as the couple planned to reside in Corry after a wedding trip.
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James P. Mead
My Mead
East Wayne Street
Monager
Corry Boller Works
Tinlon City
Lo Ming Catherine Conway
Ste Therekie Catholic
Cantiii
Vathor Hanley
North East
Catherina Conway
Thomas Mead
Wile Wan Haat
Austrians Evacuate Stronghold After Runalan Breakthrough
A United Press dispatch from London reports Austrian forces evacuated a fortress near the Striha river following Runalan gains at the frontline. The move aimed to pull back to safer positions as advancing troops loom toward Bukowino and neighboring territories.
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London
Striha
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