Forces Halt Drive Into Roumania In War Report
United Press reports a halted Romanian front as German and Bulgarian forces push toward Roumania. German counters claim 600000 men in the west with British losses around 10000 while the Allies gain in the Kamukotalon range and near Modwath.
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London
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Vallank Sarba
Kamukotalon
Modwath
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Konerat
Tony
Elty
Cercians
Rupitkad
Miller Haya
Von Hollweg Situation and German Politics
United Press reports Verdun era rumors that Chancellor von Hollweg may resign as Germany faces naval warfare and public pressure. The piece notes Socialist demonstrations in three hundred towns urging a bold policy shift and possible coalition changes in Berlin.
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General von Hindenburg
Ghacolior von Hollimit
Han Huep
United States
Modyi
Americans aboard torpedoed British ship Strathay
Report from the Atala Department via London cites two American seamen aboard the Strathay, sunk by a German torpedo on September 6. William Wadta of Harrigon New York and B. Bwuonwy of ayonnio filed affidavits with consulates asserting the Strathay was torpedoed and turned over to the Arte Ia.
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Tasted Pees
Washington
Rep
Strathay
Weloe
Marin
Tor
Atala Department
CONEY
Akhinor
London
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Anvorbunk
William Wadta
Harrigon
Conaulats
Pennsylvania troops will come home
Washington reports that the Berold New York and Vermont regiments will be returned to their home plains from the border area. Gen Punaton states that two Pennsylvania units selected by the commander will be sent home while others at the border are replaced by troops from North Carolina.
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Washington, DC
New York
Vermont
Nome Plains
War Department
Genorm Punaton
Pennsylvania
North Capattna
Fruit dealer suffers broken arm in street accident
A fruit dealer named Purpure sustained a broken arm after a motor truck strike near Moaysrdam. The driver fled the scene as bystanders and a wounding officer pursued. Purpure was treated at Oliverdin and later returned home with the injury described as painful but non life threatening.
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Moaysrdam
Aida
Oliverdin
Benverdam
Wreck on the Penny wrecks trains near Miles Farm
A serious railroad collision occurred this morning near Miles Farm south of Th Tinyilie when a southbound train rear–ended a following freight. The crash toppled cars and derailed the caboose, with five crew injured and taken to Ol City for medical care.
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Hive
Henman
Hime
Arthur
Cart
O Gy
Bert L. Titus
Nh Huttelon Ware
Aboona
Old Crook
Garr
Omboosa
Ol City
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Attempted Dissolution Report Marks Corporate Action
Washington reports the Lebhch Valley Con Suited faces dissolution charges from the Department of Justice as officials pursue alleged violations tied to unlawful commerce practices. Authorities say a decision in the case is expected soon.
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Ly United
Washington
Lehigh Valley
Department of Juice
Local Man Bound Over to Court on Battery Assault Charge
Wrmk Lane arrested by Chief of Police Dayls and arraigned before Alderman Porter on a charge of aggravated battery. Held on $300 bond, Lane awaits transfer to the county jail if a bondsman is not found. He has caused police trouble in recent months and has prior violent charges.
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Lane
Porter
Dia
Arrest Man Threatening to Kill the President
Vittaburgh reports Morrta Diamond, 62, held in custody as police investigate threats against the President. The man has a history of forgery and claimed a 1915 pledge to reach the Executive Mansion. Secret Service notes advise Diamond warned of sacred duty and attempted intrusion related to Bay City property.
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Morrta
Provident
Secret Service
Ulm
Thitmond
Bay City
Hais
Cavalry Withdrawn From Chase Amid Mexican Turmoil
United Press dispatches report Cavarly pulled back from pursuit near Ville as General Travena orders halt. Changes in northern Mexico command were anticipated after a raid on Chihuantum and shifts in Currense command. A separate UK report says Greece demanded German troops leave Greek territory.
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Carranna
Ville
Travena
Chihuntum
Carranza
Troyeno
Registration drives energize voters amid citywide enrollments
Local reports indicate strong registration activity with many residents expected to vote in the upcoming presidential election. In the First ward both parties contend for turnout while Republicans express some intent to back Wilson, signaling a likely Democratic advantage in Corry.
Kraciner to Be Tried in November in Malfeasance Case
Keaomar case postponed to November term of criminal court. William C. Ragmar, county commissioner, charged with malfeasance in attic setting for ballots, remains a stockholder and treasurer of Dispatch Printing and Engraving. Trial delays may shorten criminal calendar. Separate note reports Whitman versus Seabury in governor race voting.
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Keaomar
William C
Ragmar
Criminal Court
Krwomor
Dispatch Printing and Engraving Company
Ikwan
Brotherhood Leaders Endorse Wilson in Major Rail Union Move
A bulletin from W. G. Lane of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen urges all workers to back President Wilson and oppose opponents. The message highlights labor gains under Wilson and calls for united support across the Brotherhood and allied unions.
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United Presa
Lotha
Wilson
W. G. Lae
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Tratnmonons
Brotherhood
Leo
Wilvon
Wires Cut Villa Attacks City of Chihuahua Recalled
Fragmented report recalls Villa's alleged attack attempts on Chihuahua city. Journal notes near destruction, reprisals, and calls for renewed vigilance as authorities recount prior bombardments and military actions around the fortifications.
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Villa
Chihuahua
Explosion Kills Five at Antin Comet Company Plant
A massive blast at the Antin Comet Company plant in Winton devastates a row of houses. ten nearby structures damaged and Winton townwide shock. Initial toll lists five dead with more injured and uncertain casualty counts.
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Bopt
Antin Comet Company
Ate
Winton
ML Finiow
Willam Letimen
Millon Yasright
Local people attend Erie exposition amid mixed reviews
Report from Erie notes several Corry residents travel to today’s exposition with a turnout lower than earlier days. Observers mention the crowd includes horses in exhibition and discuss opinions on the event’s moving plans and economic impact.
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Rte
Hoy
Mort
Ted
Pine Grove Cemetery Extension Survey Progress Report
Week long survey work on the Pine Grove Cemetery extension with Manley and Patterson staking new plots along the old line. The effort aims to finish grading and clearing to prepare the community cemetery area for rapid improvement and a single interment in the new mausoleum.
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Manley
Pattarkan
Ceston
Pine Grove Comatery
Cha Naw
Tota
Mays Manley
Patterson
Dirkwe
Jolonm Jr
Mra W. N. Hall
Ground breaking for new 100 foot tile and brick garage
Ground breaking occurred today for a large garage occupying the entire lot on Pirac Avenue. Engineer Meksoy and contractor McViray expect the structure to be under roof before winter with a basement and steam heating equipment in place.
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Maragy Bo
Tnsind
Wiley
McViray
Piornii
Euxiy
Teb Hahmont
Kinimey
Pirac
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