Pershing Welcomed Home In New York Amid Grand Parade
General Pershing lands in New York to a rousing reception as thousands line streets. A celebration at City Hall honors the returning commander with officials present, while crowds cheer from skyscrapers and streets. Two airmen injured when a Canadian plane crash-lands near Grand Valley. relief efforts underway and wounded transported for treatment.
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General Pershing
New York
Oil City
Cony Avan
France
New
Gth
Lise York
Leviathan van Worpei
Whistley
Tay
Pershing Cis
Atice
Therstine
Jaxon
Franow Ani
Wilson
America
Viskart
Amer
Jet
Mylan
Funeral of R. D. Armitage in memory at Lyme Street
Funeral services for Rolland Armitage were held Saturday at 1 o'clock at Lyme of Nieparouta Afr and Men. Rev J J Mhompion and Rev Willian Gray led the rites. A large gathering from Corry Spring Creek and nearby towns attended. Burial followed at St Clagboth's Cemetery with a local pastor officiating. The obituary notes he was beloved, active in the MB, and mourned deeply by family and friends.
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Rolland
Lyme
Nieparouta
Afr
Kaat J
Funttondauer
Lone
Corry
J.J Mhompion
Spring Crook
Willian Gray
Iva
Dawrenon
Corre
Williiam AL
Owen
Harald
Visto
Namno Tyro Sietoray
Mettlowkey
Jon
Arieady
Arieady In Attbnchines Warot F.C. McCloskes
Flip and Family
O10
George Baird
Gato Baird
Ant Aon
Hird
Warren
Gerald Wilcox
Curtis Plane Advertises City Visit In Turbulent Tour
A Curtis airplane visited the city this afternoon on an advertising tour, drawing hundreds of residents. The craft passed over downtown as officials described the event and health authorities reported a worker injured, hospitalized after the crash risk scare.
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Curtis
pTolosk
Tin City
Literatura
Tiunville
Ovir
Western
Plauy Gurteil
Plauy Gurteil Due Weil, Prialimmbly For Talon City
Plagok Howe
Elty
Cory
Warren
Death of Mrs Foley at Corry hospital
Mrs Foley, 30, died this morning at Corry Hospital after a period of ill health. She was survived by her husband and nine children, with many relatives listed across Detroit Mundyville and Morgantown. An announcement will be made Monday.
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Peter Af
Qraley
Clork
Corry Hospital
Jon Two Wooks
Mra
Foley
Two Wooks
Pho Deeeacha Waa
Holey
B.C
Toh
Thomas
Donald
Alae
Edwin
Afra
Andrew Hoiryard
Cuthhering
Watt
Mor
Haley Bhaw
Mundyillo
PJ. Nogent
Nugent
Detroit
Ujant
Wloyo
Vandy
T. Nugent
M. Nivgent
Oll Gite
Lewly Lane
Tanti City
Hunorad
Muonday
Death of John Hudson at Cory Hospital
John Hudson aged 20 died at Cory hospital at 2 AM on Ban day after a two day wake, treated for organic heart trouble. He is survived by a mother, Mia, May Loan of Union City, and one brother. The body was taken for burial, services at Lip trio No. 640 Worcester.
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Tohn Hudson
Cory Hospital
Bam Aliter
Mia
Union City
Worcester
Opponents Ready to Attack at Versailles Peace Talks
United Proms reports Washington notes tension as senators Johnson, Borah, and McCumber prepare to wrap up their positions before final peace talks. Jolson claims a strong show of American power will back the administration while warning against imperialist deals in Europe and Asia. Proponents push for League influence and Russia troop presence as a model for future action.
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United Proms
Washington, D. C
Provident
Versailles
Johnson
Boral
McCaim
Jolson
England
Explosion Delays U S Flagship Departure
Reported explosion aboard the U S flagship near Mexico City causes at least three deaths and delays plans for a Pacific meet departure. The vessel, en route from San Ptinsgey, was halted after the fire broke out in a compartment, drowning several crew members.
Wilson in Omaha Confident of Treaty Support
President Wilson arrived in Omaha amid a large welcome, with crowds eight blocks long and a six thousand-strong auditorium. He voiced confidence in the League of Nations and the peace treaty, dismissed calls for reservations, and argued the Monroe Doctrine is upheld by the pact. He held up the treaty as the work of honest men and warned against delaying the Senate vote. He later departed by train for Sioux Falls to speak that night.
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United Pree
Omaha
Neb
Deny Wilson
Fort Omaha
League of Nations
Rome
Qswala
Sioux Pal
S. D
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Aes
Oman
Hugh Battie
Omaja
Wilson
Senate
Trenty
China
Wilhemett
Tol
Bonator Hitshcoek
Toputlican Sooutor
Nebraska
Destroyer Sinks. 24 Perish in New England Harbor Night
United Press dispatch reports a destroyer sinking after hitting a mine near Philadelphia bound port. Twenty four officers and crew perished, others injured as the vessel foundered in heavy seas. The catastrophe follows a boxing note on heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey touring Erie, with mixed commentary on future opponents and Carpentier.
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United Proksy Wolaungters
Miauton
Pershing Headquarters Train 70 U.S. Record
Presentation details the entire train that served as General Pershing’s headquarters during the campaign. The report notes its formation date, designation, and use by the Prenah government during World War I era travel and command facilities.
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United Prose
Paria
United States
General Peeching
Wis
Lning
Prenah
Col. House to Return to Paris in U S Mission
United Press reports Col. House plans to return to Paris and then go back to the United States. He will rejoin Allied commissions in Paris as part of ongoing diplomacy following his earlier discussions with President Wilson.
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Col
Paris
United Press
London
Geptomibay
Wilson Col. Hoie
Pontponad
United States
Paria
Senate Starts Another Probe Emerges From Foreign Relations Panels
Senate foreign relations subcommittees opened a new inquiry into United States Mexico relations. The committee chairman noted ongoing investigations into agricultural and land sales linked to a real estate broker in West Washington.
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United Pree
Washington
United States
Mexico
Aub
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Policeman Hufnagel Shot Dead in Crafton During Burglary
Crafton police responding to burglars at the home of AL Giemerke found Patrolman Louis Hufnagel fatally shot. The officer died at the scene, survived by his wife and two children. Authorities investigate motive and suspects as the case unfolds.
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Tittsburgh
Crafton Police
pouBty Antestivin
Louis Hafaael
Crafton
Hufnagel
AL 8
Giemerke
Whitt Furglars
Hufango
Foyme
Chile
Reed opens fight against peace pact in national debate
Senator from Missouri launches campaign against the League of Nations and Japan, calling it a threat to U S sovereignty during a Sunday event. The piece notes a national round of discussion amid accusations of surrendering U S authority to an international body.
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Reed
FIGHT
Americas
United States
Hebd
Yolon
Bfisxouri
League of Nations
Japan
Miron
End of Beer Sales Near as Prohibition Evolves
An article notes beer sales nearly ending amid wartime prohibition and government oversight. It discusses breweries resisting bans, royalties, and the federal canteen's role, mentioning ongoing enforcement and upcoming Senate action on intoxicating beverages.
Returned Rev M intyre to This Charge
The Gth annual session of the conference of the WB. eluroheaiau plans a program focusing on discipline and work in the church. The conference adopted a program called The Thitod Enlistment Moyonent, aiming to unify church efforts and advance leadership changes.
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Rev. M'Intyre
Eluroheaiau
Jaimentaying B
Confervays
Geeilly
Ice Finan
Jamestown
Jamestown Widder Memorial
Williams
Warreny
We MacAlister
Billifard
Bwanvon
ML Metniyea
Templars Leave for Philadelphia Last Evening
Frank M. Larkwood of Tieua ilel Tas Uh Wright and Carl Smith, members of Cherienen Some mandery, IGsights Nousplar, left for Philadelphia at 7:00 PM aboard No.580. Erie, Meadville, and Corey commanderies appoint delegates to the lodge event in Philadelphia. many Templars joined the party for the voyage and ensuing visit.
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Frank M. Larkwood
Tieua
Ilel
Wright
Morrane Ag
Carl Smith
Chirenen
Igsights
Thins
Philadelphia
O'Dlocke, Tha Appoint. Duteied Ambors
Erie
Meadville
Corey Nanderles
Malia Home After Two Years Service
Edward Malla arrived home yesterday after a long overseas service period. He completed two years of duty and returned in relief to his family and community.
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Malia
Edward Malla
Hoolge
Malla
TTT
AE Aspond
Welestiva
Jon
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