Allies Losing Ten Thousand Daily in Killed and Captured
A World War I briefing notes heavy German activity along multiple fronts. German forces crossed the Yeor river and pressed Allies, while Servian and Pod ssavan forces retreated from Sarajevo. Reports claim high German losses and Russian advances in Galicia and Poland, with British evacuees and refugee accounts of German preparations.
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London
Yeor
Bordeaux
LowWever
Sarajevo
Stat Rd
Tve
Hosnia
al- Hla
Tekin
KlaChau
Petrograd
Galicia
Poland
Weather outlook for Weither Local area turns cooler
Local forecast predicts wet and cooler conditions with rain or snow chances. Tuesday remains cloudy as temperatures drop, bringing damp weather across the region.
Mrs Carman Free Today Under Bail In Murder Case
Mrs Carman walked from the courtroom a free woman after a jury returned ten to two acquittal verdict on murder charges. Bail set at 25000, District Attorney Smith offering no objection. Neighbors Randay and Cox posted the bond for Freeport residents.
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United Prada
New York
Hla Noo
Trook- Yn Court House
Son
Hellon
Mrw
soul # Malley
Karlee Kellog
Smith
Randay Wind Smith Cox
Free- Port
Mrs Clara Fleming Hosts 78th Birthday for Mary Rose
Mrs Clara Fleming held a party at 9 East Columbus Avenue on Saturday for her mother Mrs Mary Rose’s 78th birthday. About 35 friends and neighbors attended including visitors from Meadville. The event featured Halloween decorations, a four course chicken dinner, a birthday cake with seven candles, ice cream, and gifts for the guest of honor.
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Clara Fleming
Columbus Avenue
Mary Rosé
Tosa
Willa
Meadville
Roy. McIntyre
Amfdom
Randsom
Finery
Tess Wyming
Death by own action pact seals grim Milwaukee tragedy
United Press report from Milwaukee details a double tragedy as Wreds Ohler, aged seven teen, and Alma Leopold, his seven year old sweetheart, were found dead in a local undertaker’s garage. Poisons and gunshot wounds suggest a suicide pact, with notes left for friends by both youths.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wreds Ohler
Alma Leopold
Ondertaker
Bach
Pofmon
Pach Hid & Waller
Union Meetings Opened Amid Adjusted Plans at Presbyterian Church
Last evening Union meetings opened without Rev. Lamb who stayed in Maine after being reassigned. The program featured a Young People's service, a sermon by Rev. Wallace on blemishes that are beautiful in Christ, and a strong chorus. Rev. Lamb will direct the movement. regular services resume at 7:30 with plans for Bible study at 4 and separate meetings for men women and children to follow.
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Lamb
Boston
Corry
Hare
Maine
Presbyterian Church
Mins Melva Alora
Wiss Myra Crapner
Kuch
Exsell
Alexander
Narelly
Tey McIntyre
United Hyethem c Church
Wallace
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
Cleveland Teachers Win Fight For Union Rights
Cleveland reporters say Judge W. B. Neff found Supt of schools J. M. Frederick guilty of contempt of court for disobeying an injunction against discrimination toward teachers in Cleveland. Frederick faces up to 500 dollars fine or four days in jail or both. The ruling marks a victory for organized teachers amid efforts to form a teachers' organization.
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Cleveland
W. B. Neff
J. M. Frederick
Achonla
Fredericks
Jal
Organizedthor
Caup
Pridericks
Cromppoint Ale Tenohore
Win
Twachera’ Organiaation
Corry Sees Light Snow After Noon Fallout
Corry experienced a brief snowfall this afternoon though the flakes melted quickly on contact. Weather remains unusually favorable for outdoor work with flowers blooming despite scattered gusts.
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Corry
First Blizzard of the Season Sweeps Chicago Area
A light snow that began early this morning developed into a heavy storm across the loop district as Lake Superior surges and high seas roar. The season’s first blizzard snarls traffic and coats pine trees in white in a brisk October rippling through city and environs.
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UY Vale
Moerduelis
Alich
Bikard
Lake Superior
Chicago
Loop
Appeals to South for Livestock Demand at Dairy Show
Chicago October 28 appeals to the South to boost live stock production as Secretary Houston argues Southern states cannot match the Midwest in grain and feed for eastern shipment while suggesting they could raise enough cattle for local meat needs. The Dairy Show highlighted new fashion rings from Cohen and Roberts stores with six models at The Library Theater event tonight features ballroom scenes with young women in imported gowns.
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Unwed
Chicago
Houston
South
Middle West
Cohen and Roberts
Salvin
Slocum
Library
City serves East Main Street lien notices
The City Solicitor has served notices on about twenty East Main Street property owners demanding payment for paving liens. About twenty claims have been settled, leaving roughly twenty five hundred dollars outstanding. Payment must reach the city treasury by the tenth of next month to prevent filing against property. The process has proceeded with little controversy and is expected to be settled in the coming weeks.
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East Main Street
Kay Main Street
Four Killed Three Hurt In an Auto Auto crash near New Philadelphia claims four lives
New Philadelphia Oct. 46 Front Were Killed and three were seriously hurt when the automobile in which seven were riding went over a twenty foot embankment. The dead are Mr and Mrs Hugo Hern of Cant Dover, Mr and Mrs Carl Uppenthall of this place. The Injured are Harry Robinson owner and driver, Mrs Clara Starr and Miss Tissa Camden.
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United Press
New Philadelphia
Hugo Hern
Cans Dover
Carl Uppenthall
Harry Robinson
Mra
Clara Starr
Mies Tissa Camden
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