Allies Cut German Lines Between Bruges and Ghent
Reports reached from Paris say Allied forces cut German communications between Bruges and Ghent as French cavalry attacked Germans from the rear. Verdun battles and Kaiser's forces receive emphasis with claims of heavy artillery and potential fall of Verdun. Austrian and Italian fronts show movements with Austrian gains in Bukowina and Russian forces reported in retreat. Weather outlook notes partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with unsettled conditions.
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Ghent
United Preany
Jonton
Nifons
Paris
Lille
Karl von Wieg
London
Verdun
von Wiegand
Poland
Suspect Revealed as Detective in Rail Route Irregularities
A local railroad case centers on a young worker named Perry who served on the switching crew for about six months. Pennsy Detectives had arrested him early in the revelations about car title irregularities, and reports say he was actually a detective employed by the company. Officials say the affidavit involved may be tied to ongoing efforts to conceal the truth.
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Sve
Tht & Young
Perry
Pennsy
Improvements on St Thomas Church Property
A steam heating system is being installed at St Thomas church on West Washington Street. Gleam miller of the city holds the contract for a new concrete block boiler house behind the church. The central station will supply steam heat to both the church and rectory, with total cost estimated at over a thousand dollars.
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St. Thomas Church
Washington Street
Gleam Millor
Fitzgerald Is Fighting To Live After Wreck Injuries
A Warren railroader injured in yesterday’s wreck remained alive at noon today. Evening reports of his death were incorrect. he reportedly passed a good night at Emergency Hospital and, despite serious injuries, retains a fighting chance to recover.
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Waeneer Rarsgermia
Eang
Warren
Fitzgerald
Judge Henderson Ill With Bronchial Trouble
Friends and relatives of Judge J. J. Henderson of the Superior Court report he is critically ill at the Aldine Hotel in Philadelphia with a severe bronchial attack. The notice comes from Unite Press Moxdville dated October 93 and confirms the judge’s health emergency.
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Unite Press
Moxdville
Hendarson
Superior Court
Jirnet
Aldine Hotel
Philadelphia
Preparing Philippines For War
Washington dispatch reports government officials say no immediate alarm in the Far East. A war department officer notes the Philippines are being rapidly provisioned with ammunition and supplies due to fear U S eastern positions may be menaced during the war. Strong coast defenses are being stockpiled while American troops may guard the Madrid Beijing railway as British and French forces are withdrawn.
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United Press
Washington
Far East
War Department
United States
Iolanda
Qino
Madon-Pekin
Vienna in Despair War Report From a United Press Correspondent
A vivid wartime dispatch from Vienna portrays a city blanketed in gloom and grief. The account describes 70,000 wounded in hospitals and other facilities, with mothers, children, and soldiers overwhelmed by carnage, grief, and the failure of relief efforts amid Austrian military defeats and cholera threats.
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Alice Ruice
United Press
Sustr
Vieni
Rome
New York
Vienna
Europe
Gallcia
Ministry of War
Helbg
Thaye
Calkeng
Red
Senate adjournment delayed by filibuster on cotton text
Washington Oct 28 The Senate failed to reach a quorum and adjournment was postponed as the cotton text station filibuster continued. Members pressed for an adjournment tonight but the session will reconvene tomorrow.
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Unitea Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Kot & Auorum
Pendit
Climax Locomotive Works Rapid Progress on Plant Build
Climax Locomotive Company progresses on a new plant with two thirds of the cresting shop erected. The east elevation completed and large steel work placed as R. R. Rogers Company and Climax employees push toward rapid completion. The erecting room gains height and heavy steel framing, with cranes to be installed, promising a highly equipped facility.
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Climas Locomotive Company
Mrs Carman Not Shaken In Murder Trial
Florenev Carman stood firm under merciless cross examination in the Louie Bailey murder trial. Her daughter Elizabeth testified about the shooting and stairs scene, while the defendant’s mother Mrs Conklin described Mrs Carman’s rumored emotion. The defense’s witnesses remained unshaken. trial expected to conclude soon with possible further calls and extended arguments.
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United Pras Mincola
Florenew Carman
Louie Bailey
Howe Watchmen Open Meeting Led by Dr Moore Sanborn
The Howe watchmen of the Worl held its open meeting last evening for the coming season with Dr. Moore Sanborn of Erie, head of the order, in the city to address the topic The Good of the Order. A large local turnout enjoyed a program featuring Gilbert Donohue Miss Gertrude Nichols and several others.
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Howe Watchmen
Worl
Moore Sanborn
Erie
Park
Gilbert Donohue
Gertrude Nichols
Miigea Minucin
Clark
Stewart
Bully
Mire
Tubbs
Ithham and
Donafuie
Damon
Donohue
Adams
Memhers
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Sukowina
Strywlez
ST. Thomas’ Church
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American Republic
Pennsylvania
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Philippines
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Hia
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Corry
United States Depository For Postal Savings
J. 4. Desmond
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