Peace Treaty Reported to Senate by Committee Attack on Wilson
Article reports the Foreign Relations Committee sent the peace treaty to the Senate. It notes a minority report by Senator Hitchcock and criticism of President Wilson. The piece discusses treaty terms, reservations, and U.S. and Allied roles, with emphasis on ratification hurdles and timing.
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Wilson
Lodge
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Accotupaninll
Wilkow
Bonntir Lodge
Hitehtook
Wilow
Pnet
Comiuew Uy
Ihn
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Thn
Liv
Last Day to Register Hearts City Voting Plan
Voters are urged to register by Saturday as the final registration day for an upcoming election. Officials note registration totals lag in several areas while polling sites prepare for the main election on November 9 with hours from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and extended staff at key locations.
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Angie
Thin City
Bay
Fyme
Guam
Dorougla
pWauhips
Suspect Freed in Greensburg Court Victory
A Greensburg jury acquitted a suspect in a criminal case after Judge McConnett and the district attorney conferred. The judge advised a verdict of not guilty after deliberations. Investigators expect more verdicts to follow in the same line.
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Troeneburg
Totin
Bhurgoll
Mur Moe
Bram Austean
Consignment of Army Food Arrives at Kano City
Reports indicate the army will ship large food consignments to Kano City within weeks. Details say over ten tons of rations will be delivered as government supplies and other army stores pass through local offices.
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Kano
Corry
Wale
Mark
Welcome for President at Bismarck Highlights Event
The article notes a large welcoming crowd in Bismarck as President arrives aboard a train at Miamprek North Dakota. A parade and station moment unfold with officials and onlookers observing the ceremony and a ceremonial address delivered by the president.
President Wilson Tours North Dakota and Montana Campaign
President Wilson traveled through North Dakota and Montana delivering one word in support of treaty ratification. He faced growing demonstrations but pressed on toward Billings Montana with further stops planned.
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North Dakota
Binmark
Onve
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J. W. W. Ting
John Mitchell Labor Leader Dies at 49 in New York
John Mitchell former president of the United Mine Workers and noted American labor leader died at Dove Aviante hospital in New York at age 49 following gallbladder surgery ten days earlier. He left a wife and two children and was surrounded in hospital by family and Governor Mitchell who visited during his final hours.
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New York
John Mitchell
United Minol Worker of America
Abor
United States
Dove Availante Hospital
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Tefenda
Overnor Mith
Ida Rheovwry
Riots erupt as Boston strike prompts military response
Rioting broke out in Boston shortly after 1 30 this afternoon as a mob bent on harming property surged toward business districts. An emergency call to Cambridge summoned a cavalry and infantry detachment with machine guns to defend the city, following a police chief's warning that local forces could not cope with the violence.
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Rowton
Grant
Amiioh
Cambridge
Boston
Peters
Columbus Schools Open for New Year
Readable fragments show Columbus schools opening with two high school pupils on day one and ongoing enrolment in primary and grammar grades. Principal George Goodall leads a capable staff. hours are 9 to 4 with after school care. Community support highlighted as key to a successful year.
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Mondhy Moriny
Colin Buy Pale
Sitrove
Pershing Leads First Division in New York Parade
General Pershing led the First Division in a major New York parade honored by 25 000 veterans. The event drew huge crowds as Pershing and staff rode Fifth Avenue, with units from the 7th and 77th in formation and soldiers from across the country attending to salute the General.
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Gengeal Pershing
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Pershing
Noma
Pershing and the Fire ‘the Parady
Renval Anoth
Howe General Parking
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Corry Boy Honored for Meritorious Service in France
Private Floyd E. McElroy of Company A receives a special citation from Colonel George C. Rickar for exceptionally meritorious and gallant conduct with the 112th Infantry, American Expeditionary Forces, in action near Piamounts and Mismon. The award cites his bravery under fire and his discovery of enemy weapons aiding the defense. Weather permitting, the Corry and Lisepanlite line plans a meeting this evening.
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Company A
Hay
France
Rickards
Corey Boy
Floyd E., McElroy
George C. Rickar
MaElroy
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Pinmatts
Ang
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Bub
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Atronta
Piamette
Mismon
Steel workers press for 48 hour steel conference
Washington D C September 10 חש labor leaders telegraphed President Wilson demanding a conference with U S Steel officials. James Fitzpatrick chair of the steel workers committee said workers would wait forty eight hours for a reply before considering further action.
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Wilson
Greensburgs Second Murder Trial Begins
Greensburg opens its second murder trial as John Ray Ay e age 17 from Dorey township faces charges in the murder of Ming Emma Austrow, the Latrohd teacher, Jamia Crawford, in a joint case described as one of the county’s most horrific crimes.
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United Proper
Greensburg
Johm Ray Aye
Dorey Township
Lay
Ming Emma Austrow
Jamia Crawford
Social Notes Highlight Local Club Events and Meetings
Corry’s fraternity coneyet at the Presbyterian church promises a rare treat with Corry’s talent Sue and Miss Aildred Thompson among performers. The Baptist missionary circle, Modern Dames, and Luding Aid Society plan meetings. resignations and staff changes accompany plans for December events and a spring program.
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Corry
Sue
Mise Aildred Thompson
Eris
Biedewe
Thy Baptist Shurali
Lyde
Bevers Auto Crash Near Spartanaburg Involving Prominent Residents
In a Saturday accident near Spartanaburg, Mr and Mrs Frank and their daughter, with William Schubert of Rousaville, drove the Cenadohta Iske in the Ballett area when the differential broke. The car flipped and Mrs Ball was pinned before being removed to safety. two others sustained injuries as authorities investigated the scene.
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Bevers
Automobile Nesiilentare
Spartanaburg
Frank All Land
William Schubert
Rousaville
Extensive Improvements at Aurke Hart Art Store
The Aurke Hart Art store completes major changes to its interior. The center counter Nas Meen is removed, display cases line the sides, and a three-tier revolving case plus jewelry and gift items fill the space. A refined bowing of ivor s decor updates the shop with new windowware and gift cards at the rear. Regular orders continue for holiday novelties as improved lighting and layout enhance merchandising. Mtr. Burktiyny assists with Mildred Petroe and staff in the store.
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Aurke Hart Art Store
Nas Meen
Tha Eilys
Hiv Noog Mluy Mildred Petroe
New City Directory Issued by Kirwin Publisher
The Corry directory announces a new city directory issued by Mr Kirwin of Hulk press detailing Villines and provide lists by first class structure. It covers Corry I FD and Crawford county townships Amitz Leimout Union Venango Concord Wayney with rural routes Elgin Mun-Village Watteburg and Columbia Spring Creek. The directories include classified business lists and rural route guides.
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Mun-Village
Watteburg
Amitz
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Union
Venango
Concord
Wayney
Corry
Columbus
Spring Creek
Parte
Mommie
Crawford County
Babbitt Dmg
Kirwig
Lad killed after fall from eighth floor hotel window
A boy aged about ten fell from the eighth floor of the New Clinton Hotel in Mounting to the window and died two hours later. The boy was the son of local residents and the incident occurred as workers watched. Weather showed showers tonight, with forecasts for Thursday.
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United Press
Austrian Peace Treaty Signed Today in Versailles
Paris dispatch reports the signing of the Austrian peace treaty after ceremony at Versailles. Dr Karl Renner led the Austrian delegation signing at 10 15 with Premier Clemenceau announcing Romania and Yugoslavia would have three days to finalize terms. The pact includes 40 engagements and future trials for wartime actions.
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Paris
Alwande
Versailley
Austra Ab
Renner
Henry White
Goaprattiv
Frawe Polk
Alps
Uist
Perso
Allien
Clemenceau
International Conference at Atlantic City Begins
Washington reports the opening of the International Trade Conference in Atlantic City on September 30 with British French Belgian and Dutch delegates invited by the United States Chamber of Commerce. Prominent officials and bankers from multiple nations will participate to discuss internal trade problems and potential solutions.
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Moraine
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Tang
Howit
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