Tragic Erie Line Crash Claims Union City Siblings
A Ford car collided with an Erie train at Union City crossing killing a twenty three year old man and his fifteen year old sister. The victims were instantly killed or died of injuries as relatives and officials mourn the accident that shocked the town.
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Union City
Erie
Ford
Main Street
MY. Clark
Ford Automablie
Wileh
Liver
Hockiaw
Ibte
Firat
Bloe
Argentina Paralyzed by General Strike
Describes Argentina paralyzed by a broad general strike affecting transportation, utilities, and daily life. Mentions German influence, government measures, and potential tensions raising fears of war. Notes railways halted, water and electrical plants operated only by workers and soldiers, with a volatile political climate.
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Hutnix Avars
Arpan
Eijwr
Bry Thallow
Tout
Auity
Kent
Aginls
Adler Afl i
Germany
Wien
Chamber of Deunties
Pny
Standard Oil Tanker Blown Up at Wharf in Wehmond Cal
A Standard Oil tanker exploded at its wharf in Wehmond California on September 27 killing two crew members and injuring others. Harbor officials and company investigators began inquiries to determine if the blast was accidental or deliberate.
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Wehmond
Cal
Pennsylvania Train Delayed by Engine Failure
An eastbound Pennsylvania train was delayed this morning near Union City due to a locomotive breakdown. After repairs failed, a larger engine pulled the flat to the proper yard, causing passengers to miss connections for the northbound train and endure a lengthy wait as evening temperatures rose slowly.
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Pennsylvania
Union City
UK Otty
Bar ¢ Oval
No Probe of Bernstorf in Congress Promised
Washington reports say leaders in the Senate discuss delaying any broad inquiry into the Bernstorf case. They plan to let the House decide whether to pursue investigations into remarks by certain members. The House is already noted for resisting a general probe of allegations while focusing on specific comments by lawmakers.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
von Wernstorf
Senate
Mayin and
Overman
Tobby
House
Agalnat Ny
Thit Bernavort
Diigo willBy
la Tuonee Manberk
Inoud the
Housh
Tts
Howird
Hertha
Momboe
Fragmentary Notice on Bernstorf Aid Revealed in Probe
The damaged text reports Wanhixton D. C. on September events discussing aid to Bernstorf. It mentions women connected to Von Bernatort in learning matters and influencing policy. The passage hints at revelations that could affect a probe into Bernstort's dismissal and sums of money.
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Wanhixton
D. C
von Bernatort
Jongrewé
Bernstort
Van
Senor Ste
Wilson to Probe Case of Mooney
President Wilson orders a thorough investigation into the Thomas Mooney case. Reports say Mooney, convicted in a San Quentin appeal, faces renewed scrutiny amid accusations of political agitation and manipulation of public opinion.
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Washington
Wilson
Thomas Mooney
California
Ron Mont
Mooney
Hay Mont
Ruwila
Bux
Wiiuouth
Davidson Named Sergeant in Regular Army
Dick Davidson of this city has been promoted to sergeant in the regular army after enlistment several months ago. His mother Mrs. Fences Davidson received official papers, and Davidson, already known locally, has served two previous enlistments. He went to service as war tensions rose recently and is presently stationed away from home.
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Tuchard Davidson
Thin City
Herome
Daviddon
Davidson
Trapta
Wohard ‘Brady
Ihemana
Fifteen Killed in London Report Confuses Casualty Toll
A battered dispatch reports fifteen killed in London with chaotic figures and illegible phrases. The text mentions a raid by German air forces and a government notice, but many details are garbled.
The Mikado at Hex Theatre Presented by Home Talent
The Mikado staged at the Hex Theatre by Home Talent drew a large audience and high praise for the cast and production team. Led by M. Thomson as the Mikado and Mildred Thompson as Yum-Yum, with notable turns by Niott Darling, I. Walle, and Mrs Daylan, the show featured elegant lanterns and refined stage decor. The performance impressed critics, with plans for an evening repeat and a near-capacity crowd expected to attend.
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HEX
Ice
M. Thomipson
Mikado
le Chrinty
Loge
Mia Jensle Stodard
Dorothy Waller
A. AV
Taina
Tho
New ‘York
CORRY MEN EXAMINED AT UNION FOR EXEMPTIONS
The Corry men faced examination for exemption as a local draft review panel met. Names of those questioned and those granted or denied exemptions were listed, with several not reporting and others reportedly arranging later appearances.
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CIA Watriot
Polo
Corry
Riyutt
Hon—Willian IP Laverné
Phomag
W. Sperry
Wayd
Brown
John Joseph Mooney
Willam A. Williamm
Adolph Sknefsenin
Aegentnd
Charlon W Huarts
Carl Putton Koford
Claude LeRoy Joneson
Oscar A. Johnson
Cheater N Shues
Lynn Ry McCray
Menry G Smith
Renn W. MilErow
Donald Earl Whaley
Preiorlek
Malus Kay
Grant Wark Dobos
Mick Mors Lion Parpona
Lawrece
Siox Tark
Archy Bell
Byron G. Huribat
Hap
Joy Banks
Soby Mt Castor
Daniwt Wo McLairy
Hosono IM Siye
Carman I
Saph J. Sullivan
Geeil Meret Shapta
Iy Dole
Clajr White
William J. Sutton
Joseph Aranies Milge
Trabart
Waller A. Shannon
James A
Maite Agoks
Mente C
Barty
Finlon City
Olhura
Feial
Fanatic Poison Plot Report From Rural Warning
An account describes a fanatic attempting to poison a household near Munclpanys Inn. A man prepared a dinner with a tainted bean dish while others forced him to serve it. The victim reportedly died within an hour after eating.
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Miinule
Inn
Altralion
Munclpanys
Wleitnen
Shila
Bond bill for $17.6 billion signed by Wilson
Washington, D.C. September 2. The mammoth bond measure totaling 17.6 billion dollars is now law. The vast package was signed by President Wilson last night, with an official White House notice stating the executive department completed the action this morning.
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Wilson
United Press
Wanhington
D.C
Wilson Tals
White House
Sixteenth Proves Ability In First Week's Drill
In scorching heat the Sixteenth National Guard company completed its first week of drills at the camp. Officers observed discipline and readiness while squads practiced formations, wire wiring, and tent lighting. The New York based unit, now part of the Federalized National Guard, will resume training with inspections and preparations ahead of a regimental dismount.
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Michio
Augusta
Eniny
Faye Gealvet
Polit
M. Sinins
Stoes
Higan
Wien
Hanks
Oméers
Haya al Touly
Sven Mont
Ike
Witc
Honet Affort
Corry Boys Report From Camp Lee Near Petersburg
Dispatches from Roy Garrison and others indicate Corry youths recently departed for Camp Lee at Petersburg. Messages describe unit movements and discipline, noting machine gun battalion assignments and company affiliations amid early training and orders.
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CORRY
Camp Lee
Roy Garrison
Ovhary
Petersburg
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