Assault in Bank Lobby Sparks Local Outrage
Col I B Brown struck Postmaster A D Colegrove in the Citizens National Bank lobby amid mounting tensions after months of disagreement over Company A. The incident drew a crowd and stoked public debate as Brown issued threats and Colegrove replied with a defiant letter denying involvement with the paper's coverage.
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Col
LB. Brown
A. D. Colagrove
Citizens National Bank
Colagrove
Husinean
Cauhler
Col. Brown
Colegrove
Company A
Captain Brown
Mr. Colegrove
Col Brown
Chir Bown
Coles Breva
Oitiians
Warront
Beveral
Iti
Bo Fir
Pila
Colécrove
Ragselas Brown
Coionel Brown
Faiogrove
Crary
Turing
Brows
Wits Goutiona
Oltisonn
Haplath Brown
Wi Jueh
Whould
Brown
Petrograd Under Strict Discipline
Washington reports Petrograd placed under the strictest discipline as provisional authorities assign a high command to restore order. General Kornilov designated head of the Petrograd garrison to fortify the capital against renewed attack and maintain morale amid retreating troops.
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United Press
Washington
Bet
Petrograd
Pravieiona
Gionoral Kornilofthad
Sam m ies killed in Corry Hospital raid
The Corry Hospital scene shifts to a German air raid over Lowy and Harvard Woxprists in Glamom. Lt W F Steammons and Pvt LG Wood of Minow face critical injuries, with Dewey Long among the dead, while others remain in serious condition after the attack.
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Garman Aly
Gernai Herald
Lowy
Harvard
Germien
W. F Htealmmons
Priva
Ee LG. Wood
Minow
Rubiny
Catuga
Boston
Dewey Long
Youngsville
Tang
Gillette
The Final Affront at Pleasant and South Canter Street
A parade disruption occurs when a company employee collides with policemen at Pleasant and South Canter streets. After the incident a manufacturer and other bystanders secure the damaged traffic signal and restore the scene. Separately reports from Rome Sept indicate Austrian prisoners exceed twenty thousand, with over eight hundred officers captured, amid the Trisian offensive and shifting front lines.
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Wemibert
Pleasant
South Canter Street
Th Con Miting Ocontiy
Wen
Tig
Controversy and unrest follow Park area incident
Reports describe a confrontation involving Colonel Brown and a Journal staffer at Ol City Headquarters. After an attack, postal deposits and papers lay scattered in the bank lobby. Citizens express indignation while plans to pursue legal action unfold. Brown refuses apology.
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Cole Brown
Dusplte
Colonel Tuokarda
Gaptatty Brown
Tim Journal
Tealing Iu
Iason
Col. Brown
Journal
Ety
Colegrove
Chmena
Col Brows
Cilixens
Frienle
Storneys
Col Brown
American aviator killed in action in major clash
An American airman, identified as Corporal Towklny of the Lafayette regiment, was killed this afternoon after a battle with German forces. He was wounded earlier and died during transport, while two other aviators were reported missing in action.
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United Prow
Towklny
Lafayette
Autary
Arthur Wintner
Holenss
Montgomery
Company A Leaves for Camp Hancock in Fond Farewell
The farewell at Union Station marked the departure of Company A for Camp Hancock Georgia. Locals gathered to bid the unit goodbye with a lengthy parade and band music led by the Mullan band. Provisions were made for a public goodbye as residents and officials praised the soldiers and anticipated their training and eventual return.
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Erie
Union Station
Peyopal Bberi
Rople
Mir Lehope
Ab Warren
Hagcoth
Sloan
Marop
Mullan
Werle
Board of Commerce Organisation
Men Wines & Nih
Trenton
Wanda
Two Die in Philadelphia Building Explosion Early Today
A Philadelphia explosion in the Frankfort Ariano building landing room destroyed five structures and left two workers dead two others missing and several injured. The blast caused collapses and fires as investigators weigh whether dumped loading powder or an accidental detonation caused the disaster with rescuers confirming one victim burned beyond recognition and others trapped amid debris.
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United Prec
Philadelphia
Frankfort
Pless
Jean Wongtod
United States May Break With Sweden Subtle Plot Disclosed
The State Department exposed a covert plot involving the Swedish legation in Buenos Aires and German interests. It alleges Sweden aided its envoy to Sweden and Germany, with implications for U S relations amid the sinking controversy and possible neutral accusations.
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United States
Sweden
United Press
Wasington
Stete
Bens Os Arras
Syitenca
Lueburg
Bae Searels
Siona
Ingarages
Regation
Swiden
Germany
Theerman
Foreign Office
Clao
Swedin
Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Suppressed in Linesville
An infantile paralysis outbreak in Linesville and nearby Linckville area causes one death, prompts immediate school closures, and a quarantine. Borough authorities close Mee lurough public schools and ban Sunday School gatherings for youths. Dr. J Roberts of the Star Health Department investigates. disease containment focuses on preventing spread near Linckville and Crowe ford. The deceased is Clarendon Ford, aged 39, of Mr A Ford, with other suspected cases in nearby households.
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Mondville
Linckville
Croweford Poraly
Meelurough
J. Roberts
Star Health Department
Hue
Clarendon Ford
A. Ford
Binenvilla
Western Reserve Dental Cleveland
Infantil Sla I Wing
Connenvi
Llhearth Lingavilte
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Latrutlon Bay
Themitlvon
Kaine
Ayatlaiie
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Wwe
Theas
Fli
Wae
Col. Hrown
Hla
Cartaly
Hn Wan
Pontmaster Colerove
Trown
Gorry
Px. Lyorn
Corry
Peppa
Gome
Mra. Brown
Hudsolan
Williamaport
Dotwlood
Decora
Mamélas
Stameptown
Youngayille
Union City
Waterford
Russelas
Ragistra- USA
Ao Amaolh Mit Ranselas Wan Weharnel
Isaac B. Brown
Corry, Pa
God Mane
Evening Journal
aMswer
Warticipate
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Nas
Tokai
Dournal
Jenied
Marly
Epring
Avery
Ner
Uule
Gen. Korniloff
Lengi
United Prev
United
Rome
Taltun
Jawis
Wille Sanguinary
Fosseu
Camp Hancock
Ani
Keres
Youngy Vilin
Talon
Guty
Jaga Campanye
Kater Wilhelm
Hoya
Ene
Ned Ui
Traction
Bulldini
Unter Street
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