Interesting Republican Primary Shapes City Contest
The city held a lively Republican primary with Thorn leading in organization work and KuodA Work as to determining the nominee for mayor. County offices drew limited interest due to strong Republican dominance in the district. A judge race attracted some attention, while Rossiter led votes in Streetville with multiple townships casting ballots for county positions including sheriff and treasurer. Grass Smith and Kramer drew strong support for commissioner, as turnout remained heavy in the afternoon across the city and rural districts.
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Thorn
Lilvery
Rossiter Sooma
Webo
Nation
Emery Theelly
Youngs
Grast Smith and
Kramer
Todten- Hon
Weather Report for Cooley Prout Tonight and Wednesday
Forecast notes fall weather tonight and Wednesday with exposed facilities affected. Light precipitation possible with cooler temperatures. Authorities urge precautions for outdoor work and outdoor events in exposed areas.
Miners Entombed in British Disaster Near Rugby
About three hundred miners are trapped after a violent explosion at the Rugby district in England. Rescue efforts focus on debris and deep shafts as authorities report many workers believed buried and others injured.
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Leat
Hugby
Jitu
Intia Mall
Rugby
Damage action against railroad held over to November
The case by Mrs. Clara Jolly of the elfy against the Pennsylvania Railroad under the new employers' liability law was postponed to November. The postponement, agreed by plaintiff, follows attorney J. P. Roaster’s campaign for judge, preventing him from handling the case this week. The Mount case is scheduled to be called near Wednesday.
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Clara Jolly
Elfy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wodora
United States District Court
Tenne Jis
J. P. Roasiter
Pannaylvanta Railroad
Big Tax Increase For Britain
The British government proposed large income tax increases for all classes and other national taxes in a fidget presented aid. Chancellor of Exchequer McKenna introduced the plan as necessary to end the greatest deficit facing the empire.
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United Presa’ Tandon
McKenna
Commission in Regular Meeting Approves West Wayne Sewer Project
Mayor Patterson and all four commissioners met last evening. Key actions include approval of a sewer on West Wayne from Frederick to Mound Street, a bid advertisement for a new dump wagon to serve city needs, and plans for an engineers estimate of the city’s share on Pleasant, Spring, and Park Place work. A court of appeals will hear the Smith and Wayne Street sewer case on October 4.
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Patterson
West Wayne
Frederick
Mound Street
Jeter
Olds
Aunt O'Brien
Sonea Street
Vewne
GF. Brown
Pleasant
Spring
Park Place
West Pleasant
McHfrey
Smith
Wayne Treet
Interference May Delay Loan Crises In Washington
United Press reports Washington and London discuss maritime color display. German claims press American shipowners to paint national colors for ships. Britain’s war-finance policy faces scrutiny as a potential loan disruption.Officials note few Anglo-French meetings with Treasury or State, signaling tension.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
State Department
Count von Bernstorf
Great Britain
Bomplaing
Chicago
Packera
Mead
Unii
Banging
Britain
Treasury
Ship Linkmoor Destroyed as Submarine Attack Reported
The Admiralty reported last night that at least one large British merchant ship was destroyed, likely by a German submarine. The Linkmoor was the vessel named. its crew were rescued by lifeboats and reported safely landed.
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United of London
Admiralty
Linkmoor
Serbia and Bulgaria readied for front clash in Europe
Reported mobilization along the Serbian frontier shows Serbia preparing for possible action as Bulgaria readies moves. German artillery reportedly supports along the border while Russia’s stance remains unclear with a railway line cited as a logistic in play.
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Unitol Prey Beri
Huhiushi
Borbla
Burgarte
Serbia
Ordre
Bulgaria
Queen and Princess Survive Auto Crash in The Hague
The Hague Sept 26 Queen Wite Hermint and Princess Mann a narrowly escaped death in a head on collision this morning in a crowded traffic area. The royal car and another vehicle were wrecked with two occupants seriously hurt while the Queen and Princess sustained only minor bruises.
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Flower
KELLY
Rossiter
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First National Bank
Warren, PA
Warren Savings Bank
Harren Savings Bank
Ree
U.S
von Windenburg
Aelzine
Queen
Princess
Holland
the Hague
Queen Wite
Spenslor
Cincinnati Enquirer
Oil City
Crust Company
Citizens National Bank
Corry
S. Depury
SeilWent
View
J. W. Parlen
Anet
Warren National Bank
Canis
Honan
Basil
2D Ave
Liberty St
United States Government
Federal Reserve Bank
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