Battle Front Reports No Change As War Rages On
London Paris and Berlin report the Aisne battle continues with no decisive advantage for either side. German gains near Noy and at Baumont are cited along with a large casualty toll. French and British forces claim no breakthrough despite intensified fighting and a heavy artillery duel. Rain floods trenches and worsens conditions for the wounded.
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London and Paris Official Statements
War Office reports a heavy enemy night attack on the British right was repulsed with heavy losses. Paris says no decisive line result, gains along the Oise, progress in Lorraine, and no decisive day outcome. Washington notes no time yet for real peace overtures. mediation may come when armies show decisive progress.
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War Office
Paris
Gallionni
Oise
Noyon
Lorraine
Petrograd
Berlin
Hutt
East Prassa
Alamos
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate in Session All Night On Pork Barrell Fight
Senate debate over the pork barrel appropriations kept the chamber in session overnight. Democrats failed four times to defeat the Republican filibuster as Senators Birtoin and Kenyon remained on the floor from midnight toward the morning. Kenyon planned to press to accept twenty billion in the bill while objections and wording limited new work to continuation and extension of preventive operations.
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United Cross
Washington, D. C
Tiger and Harbor Improvementa
Senate
Birtoin
Kenyon
Duke
Local Holy Name Societies to Erie Demonstration
Corry members from both local Catholic churches plan to attend the Erie demonstration, estimated at thirty to forty delegates. They will travel on the nine o'clock morning train on the Pennay line.
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Holy Name Societies
Erie
Columbus Big Total Fire Loss Reopen Railway Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted the Eastern Railroads a rehearing of the five percent freight rate increase case. Hearings will begin October 18. Meantime the current rate findings stay in force.
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Columbus
United Press
Washington, D. C
Iateratate Commerce Commission
Astern
Forca
Monstrous summer fires devastate Golum area with infant death
The boro and township of Golum faced one of the most destructive summers in memory as multiple fires destroyed three dwellings and two barns in the boro and three dwellings and one barn in the township. An infant son of Verne Smith perished in one blaze. insurance coverage appears far from covering total losses.
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Golum
Verne Smith
Alathians Hold Pleasant Surprise Dinner for Mrs Hamilton
Members of the Alathian society met at Fred York’s home on Brand Street for an evening of social time. They honored retiring president Mrs Charles Hamilton with a presentation fork. Mrs Wes ley Howard led the surprise event and Mabel Tiasxon received a sterling spoon as she nears marriage.
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Alathian Society
Fred York
Charles Hamilton
Mattison
York
Wesley Howard
Hamilton
Mabel Tiascxon
Plans for Union Peace Services in City
Plans are completed for a large civic prayer service on October 4, aligning with President Wilson's peace day proclamation. The event will be in the High School auditorium with all city churches and Catholic parishes uniting, featuring combined choirs and a sermon by Rev. O H Wallace.
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Italy
G. I. Sharley
Emmanuel Church
Wilson
Wnion
Board of Education
O. H. Wallace
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