Citizens Bank Buys Barlow Block For Modern Building
Citizens Bank announced purchase of the Barlow block at Main and Central, to replace stores and offices with a two story bank building fronting Main Street. Vice President Campbell said the project aims to modernize facilities, front a broader banking program, and serve customers with updated interior and exterior design.
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Whitch
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Il Bar Tone
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Main
Centakatrivia
Mt, Decker
Wes Lewis Candy
Knights of Colmabun
Togo
Hou
Ure
Coxredpond
Hank
Polish Victory Growing as War Front Advances
War dispatch from Warsaw notes the Bolshevik defeat of the Suth Lem burg region ongoing. Official statement says German forces under General Budenny drive toward Wambori, opening the way for Panhandle Pot adoption with progress from fifteen to forty miles, amid large forces in the field.
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Lemburg
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Federation Of Four Clubs Plans Faced At Meeting
A federation meeting at the home of chairman Mise Wonton discussed bylaws and constitution drafts. Delegates from four clubs prepared for approval and agreed on a joint committee to present the plan for ratification at upcoming gatherings.
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Wiligit
Wesley Howard
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H.C. Harion
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Railroad nine to play tomorrow in New York City
Amterent reports a game set for Wallington ground at 8:80 with Railroad team favored. Lindby expected to work against the rival lineup as Totehen and Weatherford prepare for the season tilt.
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Municipal blog outlines December readiness and plans
The board describes progress on municipal building preparations and stone work while outlining plans for a formal public reception to mark the opening. It notes a campaign to expand the organization’s membership, aiming for several hundred new residents and broader community development efforts.
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Ermont
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K. O. C. Holds Annual Election of Officers Cox in Michigan
United Press reports K O C in Michigan held its annual election of officers. The item notes organizational activity and leadership changes within the group as part of a brief notice.
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Knights of Columbus annual officers elected at Corry
A fragmentary report lists the election of Grand Knight Shdolde and officers including Recording Secretary James Sullivan and Inside Guard TA Kelly. Delegates John Skhelds and William O’Lone were chosen to attend the state convention. a social was held with refreshments and a reception afterward.
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C. W. Lyonay
Adiam Spicmany Trowmirer
A. A
Raymond Bem- Suilingley Teuateng
W. He Dutly
Waleter Blair
Karive Kilwley
Hiate
Coonersvithy
John Skhelds
William O'Lone
Atwratey Waller Blair
Charlon Tinley
Sonia
W Amaker
Avantig
Colby and Wilson in Conference
Secretary of State Colby and Under Secretary Davie met with Provident Wilson in conference. A disputed note exchange with Poland over protectory borders prompted sharp exchanges, with terms described as threatening to a border region. In sports, Boston Nationals defeated Jamestown 10 to 0 in an exhibition game.
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Colby
Davie
Provident Wilson
Poliah
Ang
Pollak
Tamertown
N.Y
Boston Nationals
Jamestown
Spencer Died Today at Home in Columbus Route 7
The death of IC H Spencer occurred this morning at his home on Columbus Route 7 after an illness. He was a well known and prosperous citizen for many years. The funeral will be held at his home Sunday afternoon at 2:00, conducted by Rev. M. S. Ashton, with interment in West Side cemetery. Governor Pax may present speeches in the state’s political scene. ongoing inquiries by a Senate committee may affect future testimony. Local society notes include AntiPubreesion activities and community visits. several residents reported visits and gatherings in nearby towns.
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Wost
Holmbix
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Tre
Pablo
Bhge
Republican Stich Fund
Kalamazoo
Senate
Chicago
Frost Reports and a 17th Birthday Celebration
Light frost was observed in the area during the night with lighter damage to vegetation. Mrs Groralnid and Miss Mary Poy of Waren noted the frost as the earliest in recent memory. A birthday party for Miss Dorothy Gehret, age 17, was held at the Gehret home on Eval South Street with guests, games, and gifts including a fountain pom and a Jeffer tomb in a late fashion.
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Mise
Mary Poy
Waren
Titusvilio
Dorothy
Gehret
H. D. Gehret
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Wevere
Younge Nilies
Nur Bone Stock Room
Susie
Senng
Gehrel
Jeffer
C. B. Suilleeter
Pittauurgh
Chattanqua
Stra Nevin KR Dickson
Bhildecker
Mile Anna Wautic
Baltimore
Hunter Pope
Winethater
Va Airs
Murray Olds
Rover King
N. Troy Gillette
Jonnie Ma
Ina Austin
Insurgent miners in revolt halt production in district
In Supt Sorandon district thousands of mine workers join insurgents refusing wartime terms and halting output. Only a few mines operate, with total district production reported well below normal as workers protest terms and seek concessions. Local and regional impact threatens tens of millions in potential losses.
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Hells
Serantons
Regio
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Abtikinig” Minery Imay
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Em Tire
Hass Lee Enhowe
Ais
Springfield
Porty Town
Ullioig
Wienewand
Thy
Lithuania warns of invasion as Poland pushes border clash
Reported warning from Lithuanian authorities claims Poland advanced into Lithuanian territory despite talks. Russians prepare for offensive while Lithuania expects Allied intervention to deter further moves. Mentioned are Arthur Puller and Billy, and social notices about local residents and gatherings.
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Poli
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Byer Alii
Aaten
Kroutens
Submarine S-5 Crewmates Rescued Landing at League Island
United Press reports the crew of submarine S-5 was rescued and landed safely at League Island late today aboard the steamer Athens. The vessel went down off Cape Henlopen, was towed to safety by the steamship Goethals, and all hands survived after a dramatic rescue by the Athens and escorts. Naval officers say the run to Philadelphia would take about five hours.
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iTmnes
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Fear of New Outbreak in Ireland Sparks Catholic-Prompted Exodus
Belfast reports indicate Catholics are ordered to leave or face attack as fears of renewed fighting grow. Protestant shipyard workers back a move to mobilize and arm the Ulster Volunteers amid rising sectarian tension and violence across Ireland.
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Applications for Victory Medals Here
A local American Legion post holds an important meeting this evening for members to receive instructions on Victory Medal applications. Post headquarters have received applications to distribute to city residents. officers will explain submission steps for the medals. Mrs. Leo Skinner of Chicago visits. Mr. and Mrs. Leon H. Rowe of Dayton and others noted in city events and travel.
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MacSwiney Almost Lifeless in Hunger Strike
Terrence MacSwiney, Cork mayor on hunger strike, lay nearly lifeless in Brixton Prison. Jailers reported no signs of recovery though faint movement suggested the spirit might endure, as observers warned that MacSwiney could die within hours and fear spread among officials.
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Terrence MacSiiney
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Jol MacSwiney
Heavy fruit truck wreck in early morning crash
A freight truck overturned on the Pindley road during the dawn run to the city after the driver, Anivor ihindst, fell asleep from exhaustion. The vehicle rolled sharply, injuring the driver with a fractured arm and extensive damage. The driver was taken to a local garage for repairs.
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Union Leaders Claim Strikers Will Return In Anthracite Field
Union leaders in the anthracite region announce that strikers will likely return to work soon. They urge workers to hold firm while companies push for a swift resumption of production by the upcoming midweek deadline.
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