Spectacular Debate Opens on Peace Treaty
A lengthy and jumbled report from Washington outlines the opening of a major peace treaty debate. It notes President Wilson's planned address and mentions Republican opposition, with references to organized labor and an upcoming conference in October. The text is garbled but centers on the heated political clash over the treaty and its potential costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mort Pietueddur
Daya
Wilton
Aldrems
Sixilon
Republicana
Department of Justice
Don Partiente
Corry Firm Bidders on Road Work
Corry bidders submit competitive offers for road construction including bituminous and brickwork on concrete foundations. Names and figures appear for multiple bidders such as Elmine M. Love & Son and Pelye F. Connally with estimated project value around $70,000.
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Wilk
Faye Conard
Hitvede
Elmine M. Love & Son
Corry
Juror Stricken Delays Murder Trial in Gromnsburg
The murder trial of Samoe Crawford is delayed after an elderly juror becomes ill. Judge Wilton suspended proceedings as juror health concerns force a pause in the case, with court officials preparing to resume once concerns are addressed.
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United Bren
Gromnsburg
Samoe Crawford
Rimma
Helse
Funeral of Mrs Wales In Memory At Spring Street Church
The funeral service for Mrs Wales was held Monday afternoon at the Spring Street church and was conducted by Rev. Mortimer H. Askton. The obituary notes her long devotion to the community and a simple private ceremony with limited attendance. Interment followed at Place Grove cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Wales
Spring Street
Moway
Mortimer H. Askton
Plage Grove
O. Walter
Ch Bron
Howth
Lincolnville Defeated by Corry Nine in Wild Contest
Lincolnville suffered a 9 to 4 defeat at Corry as Lodestro pitched a strong game with twelve strikeouts for Corry. Lincolnville led early but Corry’s hits and timely pitching sealed the win, with key moments in the eighth and late innings.
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Lincolnville
Corry
Batore
Washington
Mamondin
Tate
Batterson
Vialtory
Dannor Viretoit
DeLury
Onindall
Ike
Thie
Tims
Papplerou
Lodestro
Sykex Seomro
H S Athletic Association Organized
The High School Athletic Association organized at a joint meeting of boys and girls. Ley Whittlewey was elected president pro tem. The group planned a plan for nonviolent reform and revival of school sports, following earlier difficulties.
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High Aohooh Athletic Association
Hook
Ley Whittlewey
Willy
Paolo
Seienen
Jan
Wehool
Fife
Aldifente
Women Win at Atlanta Votes Edge Weekend Returns
A disjointed report notes women’s victory in Atlanta elections marked by early returns and nominations. It references Wiltonson's name amid municipal races and mentions a Sunday council discussion. The piece is fragmented and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Cleveland Rail Leaders Begin Fight
Cleveland rail workers, led by Timothy Shea of the Firemen Brotherhood, mobilize to oppose a proposed reform bill that would roll back private ownership and expand new management controls. Shea reports that union delegates in Washington backed enforcement against the plan amid growing opposition.
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Cummins
Cleveland
Cimmina Bil
Privata
Xnraf
Peace delegations threaten Balkan guarantees breach
The Serbia Romania peace delegations claim that provisions on racial aims may be refused if violated. They argue such guarantees could be disregarded with their duty in the Balkans, indicating potential resistance to obligations.
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Pars
Serbia
Romania
Hieligo
Balkans
Carranza Promises Quick Action Over Oil Interests
Mexico City September 4 Promised action was pledged by Carranza on appeals of Coreign oil interests amid Supremo court moves. The strike by the railway workers disrupted lines and water services as five Americas executives faced pivotal posts. No reason given for the disloyalty or action.
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Mexico City
Qurvanua
Coreign
Supremo
Congress
Hletils Company
Bodaieo
Wivelitrgy
Americas
Dla] Chong
Amorteats
Balloon Flight Over Corry Hovers In Heavy Wind
A balloon sighting over Corry last night drew attention as a powerful whirl swept airward. Eyewitnesses described a large observation balloon possibly from Goodyear Rubber Company of Akron, traveling in a rotary direction with a visible gyration and tense crew alert to its location.
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Walloon
Goodyear Rubber Company
Akrow
Trouble developing in Tipperary wedding scene turmoil grows
Merger of M Bernstein and Mioy Wertrale Lichtenstein in Syra one town ends in a lavish 86 guest ceremony at the bride’s mother home. Rev Cob Jens officiated under a flower canopy. The bride wore chiffon and tulle, attended by Joe and an attendant. Businessman Bernstein Brow’s firm linked to the groom. Canadian and Irish guests noted. A later note mentions Irish unrest near Tipparary and connections to Buffalo, with local families named.
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Morris Bermstein
Mioy Wertrale Lichtenstein
Syraones
Kato Diichtenstein
Ap Byrnouse
Cob
Jens of
Byrdouse
Mia
Joe
Ciatron
Rioben Bernatoin
Gorey Wan
Bernstein Brow
Bernstein
Wilson Prepares For Speech On Peace Treaty Route
President Wilson readies for his first public speech amid treaty opposition. Ambitious plans unfold with Grayson urging steady pace, five airplanes lifting for Newark to Columbia. Governor Cox leads welcome, the President to address crowds at noon then head to Indianapolis for tonight’s remarks.
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Grayson
Coluistuy
Wilson
Newark
Enrolment Totals on First Day in City Schools
A total of 1145 pupils enrolled on opening day across city schools. Concord 278, Mitel 284, Washington 122, Pack View 205, East Main 02 High 29. Last year opening day 1188 pupils. Attendance expected to rise as new pupils sign up. regular classes to begin soon.
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Condord
Mitel
Washington
Pakcview
Pant Main Street
Yaris
Concord
Hatahy
Fairview
East Main
Postmasters Convention Closes With Addresses and Banquet
In Harrisburg on September 4 United Press reports the Postmasters Convention ends with the presentation of a painting of Benjamin Franklin to Postmaster General Burleson, in the name of the Post Office Department. Attorney General Palmer, Secretary of Labor Wilson, and James McCormick deliver closing remarks as the resolution of appointment is discussed at the banquet.
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United Preas
Mwarrisburg
Benjamin Prawlslin
Jastuc
Burleson
Post Office Department
Palmer
Labor
Wilaoa
McCormick
Claim Detour Road Improved Near City
The Findley Bake road is now closed to traffic for four miles of concrete paving between the city and New York state line. Additional equipment arrives daily for highway construction as grading progresses, with a detour via Setote and the State Ying roma! planned for softened conditions. Citizens are urged to use the detour and avoid this road during the work.
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Findley Lake
Sciota and
State Line
Findley Bake
Highway Construction Company
New York
Setote
Pindley
Durham Drug Store Sale Announcement and Reopening Plan
Announcement notes the Durham drug store on North Conroe Street will reopen after a sale. W M Durham ran it from 1890 to 1903, then incorporated, later sold to Mr. Miller, now a Pittsburgh area druggist. He plans to establish permanent home in Crosby property on Park Place and will reopen soon with full stock.
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Durham
North Conroe
Cor
Hay
Crosby
Park Plage
Hig
Tore
Jrrith Ner
D.A.R. Chapter Named For Brokebstraw Valley
A newly organized D A R chapter held its first meeting at the library with Mrs Dawn Clinton presiding. By laws were adopted and committees named, including program and finance. The chapter plans monthly meetings October to June and will hold a charter ceremony in January as applications for membership continue.
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A.B
Dawn Clintond
War Relief Movement Under Way In Central Europe States
Benjamin Lorber in New York announces a city drive for war relief aiding Central European refugees. The plan targets a $39,000,000 national total with a Pittsburgh headquarters and a joint Jewish Christian committee to oversee efforts during the week of October 6. Lorber cites Torray citizens’ prior Liberty Loan work and frames the campaign by population.
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Benjamin Lorber
New York
Lorber
Pittaburgh
Corry
Torey
United States
Austrat Corey
Corry Hospital Board Meeting Seeks Winter Heating Upgrades
The Corry hospital board met last evening with directors Lovelauit Auer Taurle Wright DeRosay and Lily plus Secretary Woing. Minutes from the prior meeting were approved. The building and grounds committee reported plans to equip the hospital with added heating for winter and action was taken to house Red Cross for the Hold Hallline. Arrangements were made for donations and final payments were discussed by the finance committee and attorney.
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Corry Hospital
Lovelauit
Auer
Taurle
Wright
DeRosay
Lily
Red Cross
Willy
Hecesaarys
War caution rises over ratifying world treaty
Speech by President Wilcow unfolds amid noisy hall as he argues the League of Nations and the proposed peace treaty will prevent future wars. Key points claim the treaty enforces justice, protects nations, and guards labor rights while limiting German punishment. Former Governor Campbell opens. the conference resumes next month to decide on the pact.
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Columbus
Sipty
Campbell
Cormany
Washington
More First Division Men Here Today
United Press dispatch from New York reports by today the army transports have arrived bringing 198 officers and 4907 men to Pirat Division. The Edel liner arrived with 45 officers and 1000 men, the Banik Torowm with 40 officers and 1000 men, and Winlind with 117 officers and 100 men of the 20th Infantry.
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United Pre
New York
Kere Tosday
Pirat
Iin
Winlind
20Th Infantry
Social notes of the day at Pin Presbyterian church
Community social items list a church concert at Pin Presbyterian on Wednesday evening September 10, an eagle ment program by eliye preheutti of ning globes, and local volunteers assisting with Topat tatont Ald Mira Widrod. Several meetings and gatherings are noted, with residents hosting events at homes on Fifth Avenue and Rutland, plus a Friends club activity and volunteer work by the Tadion jikd group. An Associated Press report from New York Sept 4 mentions a large incident with a landing stick injury near Buffalo.
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Pin Presbyterian Chirch
Woduedinye Avening
Eliye Preheutti
Ning Globes
Teounthy Ok Ganiacd
Reynolds
Irae Manwarren
Corry Grangol
Pba
John Lillio
Wammony
Tadion
Tom Ata
United Press
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