French Fleet Bombards Cattaro and Allied Hold Firm
Paris reports the French fleet bombarded Austrian fortifications at Cattaro, demolishing works while Allied forces hold the line. Wartime dispatches note continued German pressure near Paris, with French and British reinforcements and a shifting diplomatic scene as ambassadors arrive in Paris and state affairs move toward Bordeaux.
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Cattaro
United Prona
Paris
Adritic
Gatturo
Fund
Stockholm
Sweden
Tokio
Kiau Chau
Washington, D. C
Wilson
The
Home and Senate
Police to arrest flagrant violators in traffic crackdown
The police department plans arrests for flagrant traffic violations after two weeks of warnings. Drivers are instructed to observe the new ordinance, align with the right side of the street, and stop fully at intersections to avoid penalties.
New Pope Chosen by Cardinals
Cardinal Gaycoma presided as the cardinals elected Benedictus XV on the ninth ballot. The Arch Bishop of Cologne was named as pope amid wartime tensions and the death of Pius X. Traditional ceremonies followed the election with church dignitaries in attendance.
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Gaycoma
Chinew
Thosch
Benedictus XV
Cologne
Benadictus XV
Llatory
Aurone
Pius X
Churen
Record Fair Crowd Expected at Big Thursday Event
Morning trains brought a large delegation of visitors and officials who predicted all records would fall for the big Thursday fair. The Philadelphia and Erie divisions of the Pennsy reported vast crowds, with afternoon arrivals larger than yesterday. Local business and feed stables saw record activity as hundreds of carriages filled the streets.
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Philadelphia and Erie
Pennsy
Freight House Rebuild Planned After Fire
Local Agent Martin of the Pennsylvania Railroad stated plans are complete to rebuild the freight house platforms and west end damaged by the fire. Work was delayed by the Pennsylvania and Mine railroads but is expected to start within the week under joint plans though temporary measures may be used until full reconstruction.
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Martin
Pennsylvania
Pannaylyans
Enter Co
Corry Man Killed by Erie Train Near Station
The body of Albert Parrett was found beside the Erie Railroad tracks near the station, enduring a fatal head wound and broken arms. Acting Coroner Barker ruled the death accidental from being struck by a train while likely hiking along the line. Parrett, a longtime employee of the Corry Brick and Tile works, is survived by a wife and relatives in Titusville.
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Albert Tare
Thisselly
Novetis Ktation
Barker
Barrett
Albert Parrett
Corly Brick and Tite Company
Mexander and Company
Fiffello
Rank Pennell
Fred Johnson
Mtuavili
Merritt
Ingis
Pannall
Johnson
Titusville
North Center Street
Grandin Hotel
Marritt
Parnell
Citiens
George Heath
B. L. Bronson
Spring Creek
Columbus
Blair Opens Elegant New Grocery Store at Main and Spring
W W Blair moves his long established grocery business into a grand new two floor building at Main and Spring streets. The former Michaels site now houses Blair's extensive stock and a large modern refrigerator highlights the refresh in design and presentation. Blair, in business 37 years, is noted as a leading local merchant and pioneer in the field.
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W. Wlair
Tio Magnificent New Grocers
Main
Springstreste
Blair
Michaels
Registration Day Light in City Voter Turnout
Registration across the city showed far fewer prospective voters enrolling on the first day of the registration period. Officials note the fair and city crowds kept many from visiting polling places, as two more registration days remain for eligible voters to enroll.
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Waderwood
Mator
Tunis
Hordedus Whitch
Lorraine
Par
Cane
Parla
Washington
France
Urie Ody
Bordeaus
State Department
Tt Im
Unitad Atates
W. G. Sharpe
Pramend
Herrick
Statehhat
First National Bank
Warren Savings Bank
I Lukas Secs
Corry
ERIE
Albert Farrell
Center St
Fineb
W. W. Blair
Citizens National Bank
United States
Fostal Savings
J. Dexmond
Na. L. West
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