British Lose 108000 In Past Month Official Figures Report
United Press dispatch from London notes official figures show Britain lost about 108000 personnel in the last month. Of these, 14487 officers and 21000 men were killed, 2000 officers and 74000 men wounded, with 400 officers and eight towns missing or unaccounted for. General Maes reports fighting on the Somme front continues, while Rumanians resist and Italian front slackens amid weather changes.
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Halloween fund total noted for Henderson parade
The Holltown committee of the Board of Committees announces the Halloween celebration total at 419.00 with 411.50 previously acknowledged and small additional contributions from Gorry Tea Co 2.00 Dr B G Wood 1.00 Corry Evening Journal 4.00 Final total 410.00. The big parade plans a 8:10 start at Arena with participants required promptly. prize money on display at Downey store.
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Revolutionist and Royalist Clash In Baloniki Skirmish
In Baloniki on October 31 Revolutionary forces moved toward Butonskol and clashed with Royalist troops. Several were wounded as the two factions exchanged fire amid an open rift. The incident followed prior calls for a break between factions near Guede Jun outside Balirnitiet.
Conflicting Reports On War Statement From Thomas Mulheirn
Disjointed OCR notes claim Thomas Mulheirn and family anxiously await official word as country enters war with Austro Hungary. References to Bucharest Morent and Rasnantn imply invader actions and property seizures. In New York, Standard Old Company offices reportedly refuse comment while American citizens face upheaval amid Bulgarian invasion context.
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Unclear interview notes amid mixed agency copy
The report from United Press discusses a performed interview with officials including Arredondo and Galera about remarks on government speech and an Outlook piece. It notes uncertainty over who spoke for the Datlook representative and references Gonzales and a preference regarding a presidential figure.
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DRUGGISTS STRAW FAVORS PRES WILSON VOTE OUTCOME
A fragmentary report shows Wilson leading with 10 827 votes in a straw poll among druggists, while Nitiehow and Finghes trails indicate a 28 percent share for Wilson in the electoral college. The result suggests Wilson may carry New York and Indiana, signaling a Democratic edge nationally.
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Rumanians Drive the Austrians in Heavy Combat
Unidentified press reports claim Romanian forces continue to arrive near the front, with lines reported across the capital and rear areas. The dispatches mention hundreds of prisoners taken and heavy fighting described as savage.
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Thirteen of Crew Missing in Maritime Tragedy
Fragmented report from London Octoler describes thirteen crew members missing after a liner incident near Washington. Consular officials indicate a German submarine attack sank the vessel, with affidavits prepared to support transmissions to the American embassy in Washington.
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Fred Roth Dies at Erie in Pneumonia Complication
Fred Roth died yesterday at St Vincents Hospital in Erie after a short illness from pneumonia. He had been ill since late last week and was removed to Noah Hill for care before passing away. He is survived by his wife, formerly May Marsham of this city. Funeral services will be held Thursday at ten in the morning from his late home with burial in Mae Grove Cemetery. Evidence of arrangements and further notices will appear in Mae Grove.
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Reichstag Dispute Deepens Amid Socialist Strife
Fragmentary prewar dispatches report growing friction in the Reichstag as Socialists face opposition. A note mentions Vice Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and minority rhetoric while European outlets hint at internal party strains and political maneuvering during tense parliamentary days. Additionally, Margaret Breen, long-time East Malm Street resident, has departed for San Francisco to join her daughter Anna Soldly Shewi in California, accompanied to Chicago by daughter Mary Martin.
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Villa city campaign wind up opens quarters on Main St
A local party organization opens quarter on Main Street to wind up its campaign. The article notes movement by Republican and Democratic groups, with references to leaders and workers preparing for final efforts and public visibility during the closing phase of the race.
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Santa Rosalia uprising reported with moving force
Fragmentary text describes an event in October 81 involving Amorinun ymyios Uredvne at Hee rer and Santa Rosalia, with reports of armed followers led by a figure named Willy. Observation notes indicate recruitment by movement, migrants all on mules or horses, and many recent recruits reportedly not yet armed.
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Imitation Portrait of Woodrow Wilson as a Rhetoric Hero
A florid assessment extols Woodrow Wilson as a patient steadfast leader who guards the nation from war and champions workers. It praises his vigilance against privilege, dedication to labor dignity, and refusal of expediency, portraying him as measured, just, and purposeful.
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Merchants Attend E of C Film Entertainment
The Board of Commerce hosted a successful film entertainment in Wyory Way drawing many business leaders and a capacity crowd. The event showcased modern presentations and businesslike methods, impressing merchants with its professional tone and practical demonstrations of value for trade.
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Milk Wagon Demolished After Town Incident
A milk wagon and contents were demolished following a town incident. The event involved disruption to street traffic, damage to property, and inferred casualties among bystanders. Authorities investigated as community grief and fear spread amid reports of a broader civil unrest.
Shower at Surprise Apt Night Honors Misa Hincken
A wedding eve party on West Washington Street honors Miss Hincken with gifts and dancing while guests socialize. Attendees include Mr Thor Ay Davin and Mr Gayla, as rain dampens the gathering during the evening. Weather notes forecast late chilly conditions.
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