Wilson Answers Austria Late Today On Peace Push
President Wilson prepares a reply to Austria’s peace note, likely sending it to the Versailles council for final consideration. Allied forces push toward Hungary as Italy and British forces drive toward key rail hubs and the Piave line, with Serbian and Balkan fronts shifting.
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Whiskey Flows Freely Demand Action Traced in City
Numerous reports indicate liquor is distributed in large quantities amid lax enforcement in the city. A jail inmate released after intoxication claimed illicit supply chains and advised authorities to tighten controls to curb bootlegging.
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Four Hundred Hunting Licenses Issued Here
Local officials report four hundred hunting licenses issued with more pending. Bunnies, squirrels, and other game are subject to season limits as the hunt continues through November.
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C. B. Porter
paVarul
Robbie Bunting
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War Work campaign committee meeting outlines assignments
The War Work committee met in the Board of Commerce rooms and approved eight volunteers per member, with two trained per unit, to form sub committees for campaign outreach. The adjourned session set next meeting for Thursday at 6 o clock in the same rooms. Dorothy M. Waller served as secretary. The Wood family announced the death of Ralph B. Wood in Franen from pneumonia on October 8.
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Churches and Schools to Open With Epidemic Rules
A city order allows churches and schools to reopen next Sunday with strict attendance rules. Those ill or exposed in the past ten days must refrain from services and school, while large public gatherings remain prohibited and mask like precautions urged to curb the outbreak. Mayor Alexander authorized churches to open for worship at noon if deemed safe, as officials work to stamp out the epidemic.
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Boy Kenneth Cele Wounded in Action in War Service
News from the city reports that Kenneth Cele, a member of Company A, was severely wounded in action while in Europe on August 31. He previously came to the city from Greensville, N.Y., and made his home with relatives after enlisting.
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Reward Offered for Turk Gunman’s Arrest
A reward of 100 has been set for the arrest and conviction of a Turkish cook described as Mornil Asian who shot Ervii Legtere of Clymer on a Monday, with local efforts to capture the assailant and his condition reported as improving. The description lists age about 42, height 5 ft 8 in, weight around 144 pounds, black hair, brown mustache, and wearing a reddish brown cap, sheep skin coat, red sweater, brown gloves, corduroy pants, and brown leather shoes.
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Washington housing moves to curb wartime profiteering
Government builds dormitories between Capitol and Union Station to house about 5000 workers and curb lodging profiteering. Women workers face room shortages as landlords restrict rentals. new controls aim to cap lodging costs under war housing plan and expand government oversight.
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Murray Olds Store Closing Sparks Commission Plan Cancellation
An article fragment describes Murray Olds Store closing and a commission plan cancellation. It references military letters about Murray Swain from the transport corps and local government actions on shop hours and authority, with dated notes from 1918 and discussions on merchant hour restrictions and regulatory authority. The piece blends wartime dispatches and civic notices affecting the Murray Olds store and local commerce.
Tragic Bull Wheel Blast Kills Worker in Trunkeyville
An explosion and wheel burst at the Taw Key pit near Trunkeyville injures one man, with another hospitalized after a head injury. The victim, 29, and his wife with a three month old child await updates as Dr. G.S. Wriggy plans brain surgery if conditions allow.
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County Funds Not Available for Epidemic Action
J Gy Thomas, solicitor for the county, states the county commissioners have no legal right to appropriate $10,000 to fight the influenza epidemic in this county. The statement argues the statutes do not grant such funding power, outlining the legal limits and the current stance of officials.
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