Operators strike disrupts Buffalo and Pittsburgh service
Buffalo and Pittsburgh division operators remain out with no resolution in sight. Reported protests describe two years of wage grievances and a proposed twenty percent raise unmet by management. Commissions and petitions failed to bring a settlement as lines experience reduced service and potential spread to other divisions, with notice of further withdrawals amid rising costs and uncertain futures.
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Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Offisiath
Atior Giyluk
Unio
oMcen
Ratte
Honda
Urgun
Yaln
Declan
Tam
Matthoan
HuMule
Pittsburg
Amnion
Reperia
Renova
Inchéawe
Pittyburg
American engineers under fire in German air attack
Paris September 27 American engineers in their barracks came under a German air attack. Not an American died. one was injured. Barracks were riddled with machine gun fire as the bombardment continued. Americans had kept dugouts and calmly played poker by lamplight during the raid. Germans withdrew after aircraft were driven off.
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United Prees
Paris
Amoricun
Naloop
Thair
Amortcan
Wan
Willy Herald
Rouge
Theohort
British Hold New Gains Amid Heavy Night Attacks
British defenses in the Ypres region report holding all positions after a night of intense German assaults. The German offensive across multiple sectors aimed to push back British lines, with bombardments and renewed infantry actions around Ypres and Tower Hamlets.
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Oy United Pres
London
An &Tfort
German Prisoners Glad to Be Alive Amid Ypres Push
German prisoners speak of relief at surviving the fighting along the Ypres front as Allied offensives press hard. Bavarians and Hessians describe harsh marches and heavy losses, yet some express gratitude for being alive and captured, noting the burden of continued combat.
Erie Masons Entertain State Master
Erie Masons host a banquet at Musonie temple with WH Grand Master Penndylyani Musoni and officials in attendance. The event featured an address, music by the Masons' band, and remarks by officers including Dr. Peter Burkey, Reverend Mataharo Man, and Joseph M. Peres among others.
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Phipatoh
A. Watrin
Penndylyani
Musoni
Pennaylyanii
Musonie
Botoiok
Hotel Lawrence
Marting
Indercome
Pvitern
Eric ‘Masons
Anno
Gorge Tt Knight
Pater Burkey
Rey. Mataharoman
WW. Parlay
Jude Emory A. Walllig
Lieputo
Supreme Courts
Joseph M. Peres
W. Tt Gliford and Son
I. B. Brook
Big Crops of Onions Buckwheat Reported in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Sept 24 The State Department of Agriculture reports big crops in Pennsylvania with onions and barley highlighted. Estimated onion production reaches about 108000 bushels with substantial barley output around 470000 bushels after district deductions, signaling a strong year for these crops and an increasing agricultural trend statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
du Pohnsylvania
Runaways Reclaimed By Salvation Army Officer
Halsall Killinger and Thadore Sly, two youths from Titanville, were taken home this morning by Adjutant Mith of the Salvation Army. The boys had fled overnight, returning with the promise of staying put, while worried parents and a shaken community followed the case. The Adjutant watched them closely to prevent another attempt to run away.
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Halsall Killinger
Thadore Sly
Titanville
Mith
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hind
Shay
Mrs Cummings Celebrates 97th Anniversary
Mrs Cummings marked her 97th birthday with a midday gathering at Megs home in Wont Spring Gree. Neighbors and friends joined in a quiet celebration, sharing food and reminiscences while noting her health and long life. The event included a brief tribute to past service and soldiers, with gifts presented in memory of the occasion.
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Tovinon
Meg
Sarah Nummings
Nmimingé
Mrs. Cummings
Vaudeville Program at the Rex Theatre
Rex Theatre presents a high class vaudeville show featuring Minngar Manley Parker Ou-Rocher and De Lee, comedy by Christer Hoffman and Jade Mine, plus Gruste and Praik DeMont in a roaring comedy sketch with eccentric dancing. A finale includes two rapH Fanture plotures for a popular evening.
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Minngar Manley Parker
Rex Theatee
Lee
Christer Hoffman
Robbed of sixty dollars on Erie train
A passenger reports losing sixty dollars on an Erie train after leaving a car. He claims a wallet with money vanished during jostling and suspects pickpockets operating in the city and nearby towns. Police are investigating with expected developments.
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ERIE
Meadville
Ahlan
Mendville
Hay Sanatorium
East Mai
Evtilenian
Elty
Cube
Raporia
Piasenger
Erin
Cnanner
Severn
Venastown
Tate
Dancing School to Be Started by Harden Couple
Mr and Mrs Harden will open a dancing school tomorrow evening at 7215. The class for students will run from 7 to 9 with a fort of the Harden dance party to follow. Dancing will continue until 11. The couple expect a successful season with first class make ready for balls and social events.
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Harden
Fad Mes
Garden
Java
Hall
Ha Wenzon
Wilh
Makte
Pope Demands Tied to Riga Restorations in Vatican Appeal
Pope appeals from the Vatican press center stating restoration of Riga and other Russian eytilory as key, warning that German restraint on Catholic leaders and liberty in Germany would face Vatican displeasure. The Catholic press in Germany shows support for non-war policy amid tensions with Poland and Holy See.
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Jame Martin
Riga
Vatican
Henoris
Germany
Cho Balwuliabirae
Poland
Brabengar
Otter
Libera
Catholid
Cermany
Compensation Cases Heard This Morning
The case involves Mrs Noda How rd and the Howard Company over the death of Jabh How ard at Howard’s Tannery in Pocamtier. Showrensky, previously injured, contends compensation. Mrs Howard, represented by G T Kincaid, pursues a claim for her husband’s death benefits. The proceedings address work related injury and entitlement under the employer carrier agreement.
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Bnd Smith
Kana
Hearurew
Gildalen
Phin
Showrensky
Howard’n Tannery
Pocamtier
Howaver
Iniabre
Noda Howird
Nov
Neision
Riven
Day of Atonement Observed by Juwlok Residents
The Juwlok resident iechy yentanlay observed Yon Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Observance began Tuesday evening with a series of prayers held at the aynagoxay on Weak Chireh atrwet Purthar. Rahn 1 Goldberg of Worley conducted services returning to le Huw In Mhidtelty daat evening.
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Juwlok
Iechy Yentanlay
Monet
Jewisl Rodiden O
Norviges Wert
Ty Rahn
Goldberg
Worley
le Huw
Mhidtelty
Party for Mrs Vandresser at home surprise birthday
A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Tune Van Dyouarr drew guests from out of town including Mr and Mrs Tred Bariseh Toronto and families from Edenbure and Bradford. Afternoon activities centered on fishing and merriment as guests departed with many pretty gifts and wishes for many happy returns. In a separate United Press note from Washington dated September 27 a Bulgarian official says Bulgaria would have joined the Entente if terms could be met but asserts that Bulgaria was not forced into the war by the Central Powers and notes land gains from the Balkan wars remain disputed.
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Tune van Dyouarr
Soneed
Tred Bariseh
Toronto
Ani
Dolo
Mater
Albonsine Valley
F. Haynes
Fredrick and
Russel
Edenbure
70 Phelps
Bradford
Nora
United Presa
Washington
Buleaslw
United Prose
Hilmaria
Bulgaria
Ural
Macedonia
Y M C A Reconstruction Rumor Stirs City
Local citizens discuss reviving the Y M C A in the city. A canvass seeks to measure support, with former Johnson Building reading room and gymnasium cited as past facilities. City merchants show interest but no formal action has been taken. John Chase Warren Clary and others plan a Saturday survey in Skonehoro.
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Y. M. GC
Corry
Commeres
Johnson Building
Huilding
Reichstag Leader Speech Echoes Across Berlin Stage
The Reichstag leader spoke amid chants and crowd tension in Berlin as he referenced Poland and the future of German policy. The event unfolded with notable attention from observers and officials present at the session.
Bell Co Ruling To Be Tested By Public Commission
A clipped report from the Brantford Star Record notes a Bell Telephone ruling under test after a complaint to the public service commission. The issue centers on party line charges and reverse billing during calls to Siginvort and nearby centers, with questions over who pays for party line connections and how subscribers select party preference.
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Bell CO
Jo di Pilin
Baleteatl Company
Cmhul
Torony Gartioniar
foWds
Uiliers
Allen
Mionoy
Wilson
Panngylvonte Agaliat Gelo
Hell Pele
Carl Hug
Branfort
Germany Anxious for Peace in War News
Washington dispatch reports growing German anxiety for peace as observers see signs of potential winter setbacks. Analysts note internal pressure and plans to avoid a decisive spring campaign, while Allied reports claim German resistance is weakening and a near term settlement seems possible.
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Talted
Washington
Germany
Tlhat
Amuvefea
Secrabiey Duker Theshiu
Lewen
Tle
Dairy cows feed high as farmers face price strain
Producers push dairy cows to high feed costs amid weak milk prices and rising sanitary expenses. Farmers warn local sales may drop if costs remain prohibitive, with some examining cattle reductions to sustain operations. A county producer argues dairy output may shrink as producers seek profitability, while others anticipate continued demand for dairy products.
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Ik Choy
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Renovo
Avery
Tower
Tilton
Nit
Yellin
Ly United Press
BeHab
Ypres
Aleady Stroama
Nes
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Haden
Tha’ Ailvinde
Ix Anjlé
Pras Mann
Garman
Erie Masons
Adjutant Smith
Wanthar—Bhownya Unt
Coolar
Sidny Pals, T
Pope
Belin
Hamilton
John
Eferee Smith
Kane
Mrs. Vandresser
John Chase
Warren Clary
Douw Faitue
Skonehoro
Aliandthy Bat
Reichstag
United Press
Ugatndt
Berlin
Geran
McKean County
Kaiser
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