America Will Triumph Again Says Lloyd George
United Press dispatch from London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George delivering a public address. He asserts America has never known defeat and will triumph again on its occasion, admitting British actions aided recovery in Russia and critiquing Germany’s advances while refraining from detailing Entente war aims.
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London
Waylind
Ameria
Oreat
Agialay
Primar —Lloyd George
Tremendiouk
Sirowsi
Woredia
Russia
Tito
Germany
Open shop fight continues amid federation denial
In Minneapolis on September Frank P. Morrison, secretary of the American Federation of Labor, said the request to lift the open shop was refused by the federation. The National Industrial Conference Board had recommended an end to the open shop but Morrison reported the denial. Executives believed workers should have the right to organize and strive for better conditions at any time, even during the war.
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Tnited Prean
Sffineapolis
Frank P. Morelson
Ie American Federation of Havbor
Tieun
National Industrial Conferéncs la
Pemeras Tion
Morrison de Murad
Bo|gannn
Mam
Orksn Jen
Canada to Take Vote From Slackers
United Press reports in Ottawa that theConstitution law would deny conscientious objectors and women not subject to the new law the right to vote while enfranchising four hundred thousand Canadian women including mothers wives and daughters. The bill could disenfranchise up to fifty thousand men in the Dominion.
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United Press
Ottawa
Can
House
Gcommona
Dominion
Bar Clerk Indicted After Heating Evidence in Hilo
An indictment returned against a hotel bar clerk after a disputed evidence chain. Officer Williams and Harold MacIntyre are linked to the case as the arresting parties. The trial date is set for Wein not Trichy with an oral automa status noted.
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Hubert Carroll
Hilo
Williams
Paty Woek
Harold ‘MacIntyre
Pittsfield
Ponn Wold
Carroll
Wein
Trichy
German Paper Claims Wilson Bows To German Will
A German press dispatch asserts President Wilson promised only what the German people desire in reply to allied demands. The article accuses the German government of masking broad calls for reform and urges that German public opinion seeks nationwide changes and stricter terms in the peace settlement.
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Wilson
United Preas
Pops
Forwarts
British Forced to Withdraw in Fight North of Fresenburg
London dispatch says German forces attacked north of Fresenburg forcing British troops to relinquish gains and withdraw to prior positions. Heavy German superiority and renewed assaults forced the retreat amid ongoing fighting.
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London
Fresenburg
Wield Marshall
Hearing in Gas Cases Continued in City Proceedings
Hearing on complaints against United Natural Gas Co resumed before the Public Service Commission. The case, involving rate and service terms, was adjourned with the burden of proof on the company and a deadline set for engineers' engagement by the complainants.
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City
Ant Cranchteon
Public Service Commission
Aude Foot
Min Commission
Dlingo
Meh
Baiting
Weyers Fea
Fust
Irvine Team Here Saturday
Irvineton will play the ball team of the Standard Screw Company on Saturday afternoon at the Fair Grounds Crandall will pitch for the Corry team The game starts at 3 20 o'clock and the Irvineton team, reputed as Warren County’s fastest nine, expects a strong crowd Prospects for good attendance are promising and the local company’s players have shown talent
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Trvineton
Standard Screw Company
Tha Fair Grounds
Crandall
Corry
Irvineton
Warren County
Tocal Company
Company A to entrain at 9 10 Saturday morning
On Dry Pa September 7 Company A of Corry will entrain on Saturday morning at 9 10 according to the train schedule announced here today.
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Dry
Company A
Corry
Veteran Railroaders Gather for Reunion in Union City
A group of four veteran Atlantic and Great Western Railroad men meet at D. Rows home on Hunt Wayne street. Participants include John H. Wiles of Union City, Alvan Tyler of Lake Geneva Wisconsin, A. T. Langton of Kannady, and Mr Rowe. Past roles span freight agent clerk and office staff with many now retired. The foursome, once planners and clerks, enjoy a social gathering with local acquaintances and former colleagues.
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D. 4
Hunt Wayne Street
John H. Wileso
Union City
Alvan
Tyler
Lake Geneva
Wis
A. T. Langton
Kannady
Rowe
Atlantic and Great Ventura Railroad
G. Ws
Pragant PR. R. Froteht
Angilon
Mtr
Muliete Avan Bem
Ovar
Mort
Tylor Haa
Suecenatul
Abbie Gonnva
Wisconsin
Lanir
Jon Thaw
Long Tula
Kennedy
N. Y
Mulko
Rows Tr
Toca
Draft Board Work Summary From Corry Men Examinations
Draft board records show three hundred men from Corry participated in physical examinations and exemptions pricing. The list details Corry men who paused for no exemptions, those who qualified with exemptions, and those who were rejected or deferred, naming numerous individuals across the Corry area.
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Humber
FIELD LEFT WITH FIRST CONTINGENT OF NATIONALISTS
The first contingent including 52 men from Erie and seven from Titusville passed through the city at 9:980 o’clock this afternoon en route to Camp Lee Petersburg Va for training. In charge of the train was Master Rumberger. A large crowd at Union City and Erie gave a farewell.
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Union Ciy
Erie
Cammort’y
Mom Dera
Co. A
Levenson
Union City
Joly
Howard Malin
Drewn
LT. Blain
Waterford
Petrograd Readies to Defend Against German Attack
Petrograd mobilizes to resist a German assault as civilian morale remains steady and troops move toward Riga. Americans honored at the front and Red Cross units praised for support mark a tense period as regiments pass through Petrograd en route to Riga, amid warnings of intensified hostilities.
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Shwike Annie
McCarthy
Grow
Whippel
Ory
Petrograd
Alain Tie Riga
Germany
Knights of Columbon Elect Officers for Year
The Knights of Columbon held an annual election last evening with a well attended meeting. John Denmpsay was named Grand Knight and other officers were chosen for tenbouning years, including Hamas Dempsey and J. T. Hiley. Past Grand Knight Charles Kinley was re elected to the National Convention. Delegates W. Lyons and AY Shields will represent the lodge at the Federation of Catholic Societies meeting next year in Pylenan¢.
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Knights of Columbon
Evenine
John Denmpsay
Hamas Dempsey
Dwyputy Grdd Koleht
Willem du
J. T. Hiley
A) Shea
Wo Lyons
Advocain
J. Ressler
AL Riley
Ouanide Guar
James Sullivan
Taide Gini
Loo Shvelits
Walton
W. J. Blaze
Truster
Charles Kinley
Triton
Counell
O'Louih
Union City
Federation of Catholic Societies
Pylenan
W. Lyons
Shields
Police raid WW rooms at Erie City in antiwar crackdown
Federal agents raid the WW headquarters at 209 Gee kn. trant and the Mile Walnut head- quarters in Erie City. About fifty pounds of alleged transonable papers were seized. No arrests were made though warrants may be issued for specific persons as Buffalo agents join the operation.
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Soalnut
West Eighth
W. W
Department of Juntlee
Rls Po- Has
Howira
Buffalo
Onos
Kadp
Rtd
Traction Co to Cease Excess Rates Order in Buffalo Case
The public service commission seeks a ruling against Luke Erle Traction Company, demanding it stop charging excess five cent fares to passengers. The agency notes receipts show padded charges and seeks to halt the practice, arguing the conductors issued improvised receipts.
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United Wess
Tony
Buffalo
Luke Erle Traction Company
Casali
Gangengers
Alalions
CiAnfiNi Band to Perform Here Tomorrow
The Cianfoni Band arrives for a two concert event at Hehe and Park, with a morning Armory appearance and a parade. A second show follows in the afternoon at four oclock featuring overtures by Noroh and other pieces, raising funds for the band and local Red Cross. Committee members listed include Wrunkengl and John Malolla.
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Hehe
Lorty Place
Hw Tuelian
Company A. Durins
State Armory
Damon Atration
Thiren
Tatlan
Bert
Noroh
Light Cavalry
Soiection
Carman —Dutzal Sexbhite Tram Tail —Donicetti
Holka
Oty Hone
Liberatt
Allisadon
Hoherninnlel
Balte, Walle
Sally Fotlivs
Valdytead
Murch
Adil
Red Cross Demands Urge Corry Chapter Aid for Army
Corry Red Cross, under Atlantic Division, seeks urgent chapter gifts of warm articles for National Army cantonments and front lines. Corry to supply 12000 blankets, 12000 yards yarn, 24000 cotton gloves, 12000 toothbrushes, 2000 toothpaste tubes, 6000 milk packets, 120 heaters, and other standard drugs and comforts for mobilization and training camps.
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Monroe Ai'she Corry
Aarican Rad
Atlantic Division
S Joon
National Army Cuntonmatity
Gwinlcon Canin
Nalintty Om Uni
Corry
Neyers
Mit
Nhit
Dr Meals Leaves for Service in Fort Benjamin Harrison
Dr Roy Meals of Columbus reported for commission as a medical corps lieutenant and left for Fort Benjamin Harrison at once. He served in the Spanish American War and is now to undergo special training. yesterday he spent time with his parents in OM City before departure to join Company D under Captain D K James and Lieutenant James Hanon.
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Roy
Meals
Columbus
Corony & Fo
Hageon
Fort
Benjamin Hartigan
Indiana
Meals Jett
Mra. J
D. K. James
James Hanon
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Atrome
Gloltiam
Methodist Church
South America
Charles Guadagno
Davin
King
AG. Postlathwalt
Blaton
Keefer
Long
A.W. Sauiiow
Ole
Holand
Harvey
Rathuro
Cauley
Laurie Leo Wall
Arthur S6iuu
Cony
Olafis
W. P. Akam
Thad Gules
Wilfred Wesley
Dandy
H Hy Haenel
Haylnck
John Nowkel
Chop
Jonni
Aml
Kinney
Malia
New Rusia
Honevar
Riga
Romendens Jupilueeti Pabrinle de Ivelopment
Raylewad
Korenwky
Corry Council
Erse City
Traction Co
Cianfoni
Warnier
Corry Red Cross
DR. Meals
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