Powers Returns Home After Four Years
Vincent Powers son of Mr and Mrs Cap Powers of Corry returns home after four years abroad in Europe where he rode for the Morsemen and on tracks in France and Germany. He has been in New York riding for Harry Payne Whitney and may spend the winter in Charleston training and competing with Whitney and other sportmen.
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Vincent Powers
Cap P
Thiv
Alty
Airs. Powers
Aluce
New York
Europe
Corry Boy
Europa
Rance
Germany
Powers
Harry Payne Whitney
City
Mr. Whitney
Charleston
Arrests Made In Buffalo Area By Railroad Detectives
Reported last night that two arrests occurred near Buffalo in connection with the local investigation by Pennsylvania Railroad detectives. Three Pennsy men in the vicinity were discharged and police from the railroad in the region were active. An arrest was expected soon as officers combed the area near Titueville and Oak City in the waning hours.
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Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tile
Lo Pennsy
Titueville
Ojl
Wale
Explosion Annihilates Family at Treviakyn mine camp
United Press report from Pittsburgh dated October 31 describes a mining camp blast at Treviakyn mine. Podolak, his wife Staniey Jodolak, and their three year old daughter died when ashes from a pipe ignited stored powder. A four year old infant survived.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Staniey Jodolak
Niewite
Treviakyn Ton Ruina
Podolak
Property Owners Seek Refund of Unspent Street Levy
Johnson petitions the city commission after a 5 percent allowance of 347.82 for West Pleasant street improvement was granted. About 120 had been expended, Johnson contends the remaining balance belongs to property owners and should be refunded. He plans legal action to recover the overcharge, potentially seven or eight dollars for him.
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Gliy Comminsi
Johnson
Tor
West Pleasant Street
Chy
Dickson
Mla
Fourth Avenuee
Jontison
Bad Check Passer Is Captured After Forged Paper
A young man named George W Cox, living east of the city, was arrested after passing a forged check for ten dollars drawn on Clark’s National Bank and endorsed by another name. The man denied payment but a settlement was arranged, with repayment guaranteed, and no prosecution followed.
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George W Cox
W. H Dufty
Gaulter Parker
Lawson
Mls
Husbans
Willy Ludyson
Puill
Frank Sweder
Lington
Erie
Parker
Mr. Ditty
Madge Barker
Cox
Will Clark
Jason Smith
Duffy
Protest Over Seizure Of U S Tanker John D Rockefeller
Washington October 21 state department filed a formal protest with Great Britain over the seizure of the American tanker John D Rockefeller owned by Standard Oil. The vessel, never under foreign registry, was captured by British warships off Orkney Island while en route from New York to Copenhagen with a cargo of petroleum.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Great Britain
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Orkney Island
New York
Copenhagen
Allies Press Fight as German Front Holds in October War Update
United Press reports London says Allied efforts continue on the German right in France and Belgium with no decisive gains. Paris notes heavy artillery moves halted along the coast and German attempts to reinforce failing. Berlin confirms no decisive results, while Russians pull regular troops from Manchuria and Siberia as reserves move in.
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United Press
London
France
Belgium
Paris
Ontand
Nieuport
War Office
Uso Fuller
Boredaux
Mienight
Berlin
Severn Oenting
Mense
Yser
Siberia
Hearing For Brown This Afternoon
Reuben Brown, a young man from thaity, was brought back from Meadville yesterday by Constable G K Carl on charges including wife desertion and non support. He will be given a hearing this afternoon before Alderman Shields of the First ward. Brown remains in the city jail pending the magistrate’s appearance.
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Reuben Brown
Meadville
G. K. Carl
Donertion
Tate
Shields
Brown
Submarines Active in Baltic Reported by United Press
Copenhagen Oct 21 British submarines reportedly patrolled the Baltic against German cruisers near Rugen and Jeland. Observers doubt their base location could sustain such operations, but a large fleet of British submarines is thought probable in the same vicinity.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Britten
Baltic
Fire at D B McKinney residence on Fast Prownpnttreet
A small noon fire at D B McKinney's home on Fast Prownpnttreet started when a mattress near an open stove caught fire. The mattress was carried outside and the blaze extinguished before the Hoxl fire alarm could bring the department. No one injured.
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D. B. McKinney
Revolt Reported in Portugal Amid Rumors of Restoration
United Press dispatch from London dated October 21 notes widespread rumors of a revolution in Portugal. Reports say supporters of the deposed King Manuel II are ready to finance an attempt to regain the throne while authorities await further developments.
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United Press
London
Ginbon
Kore
Xing Mauliel
Corry Prepares Biggest Night as Mardi Gras Soars
One week from Friday Corry will host the towns largest event with the city's Mardi Gras spectacle surpassing all prior efforts. The Lady Maccabees plan a novel fowl procession and the Hospital auxiliary aims to save a Trant. Prizes were limited to high school entries last year, but this year grades compete with ward schools. Officials reveal bold stunts and daring costumes ordered from Winters Company, while fireworks costs rise fifty percent from last year but are largely funded by subscriptions.
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Corry
Winters Company
Usin
Maids Story Against Mrs Carman in Trial
A maid testifies against Mrs Carman in a murder trial. She describes seeing Mrs Carman exit the kitchen before a shot, then Mrs Carman returning with a revolver hidden under a shawl. The witness recalls Carman telling the maid to keep quiet and offering care for the maid’s son.
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United Graen
Mingola
Colin Coleman Negra
Piovenoa Carmab
Wirdar
Mtr
Loulee Batley
Smith
Carman
Gramm
Telecracy
Womin
Tongth
Wnt
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First National Bank
American Republic
Fecasylvania
U. S
MAIL
Dunkirk
Portugal
Wil City
Ciny Pu
the Citizens National Bank
United States Depository For Postal Savings
J.J. Deamond
G. MH. Barlow
Jas, L\Wert
H.W. Parker Aso
T. Cashier
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