Germans Bombard Antwerp and Battle Rages at Aisne
War dispatches describe German bombardment of Antwerp outer forts as the Battle of the Aisne enters its third week. Reports mention fever epidemics causing havoc and Belgian and Allied defenses attempting raids. Petrograd says Germans concentrate between Warta and Breslau lines, with heavy fighting near Parnow and Posen.
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Villa and Carranza Meet Amid Efforts to Patch Rift
Washington dispatch notes a meeting in progress between Villa and Carranza representatives. The aim is to reconcile differences over routes and positions as tension rises. Parallel reports from London cite typhoid fears and epidemics, while Paris confirms heavy German attacks between the Aisne and Argonne with fierce bayonet assaults repulsed.
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Powell Arrives in London After World Roundtrip
Powell received a cablegram from his son Clarenee announcing arrival in London Saturday morning. He plans to sail from England on the American liner St Paul to New York in October and expects to be back in Corry by next month’s tenth, completing a round the world trip begun in August. Weather figures note light frosts tonight and Tuesday.
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New York
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Grange Fair Slated On October 17 In Keating Building
Corry Grange plans a Grange Fair on October 17 in the Keating building on South Center street. Exhibits will include plants with flowers, fruit, pumpkins, canned produce, bread by a youth, pumpkins, relics such as guns and quilts. Displays limited to Corry Grange members. judges to officiate from outside stages.
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Wedded Couple Leave for Wyoming After Early City Ceremony
This morning at 4 30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs B W Stennett of Went Wayne road Woodward united Miss Mabel Stennett and Mr Roy Larson. The bride's parents and several relatives attended the ceremony and the breakfast that followed. The couple left in Mr Brown's car for Erie to board a Lake Shore train bound for the west and their new home in Sheridan Wyoming. The couple are well known in the city and have many friends who wish them well.
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Woodward United
Jo Ciarringe
Misa Mabel Stennett
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C. H. Henderson
Tt. W. Brown
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Death of Mrs Wilcox In Corry This Afternoon
Mrs. Wilcox, aged seventy one, died this afternoon at her home on South Center Street after a week of illness. She had been an invalid for three years and recently moved to Corry from Findlay Lake where she had lived for 26 years. Survived by two sons and two daughters all residing in Corry, with several relatives named. No funeral arrangements announced yet.
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Ellington N. Y
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Hind Deon
London Sees Aisne Battle Nearing Allied Victory
London experts believe the Battle of the Aisne is nearing an Allied victory as reports from London indicate decisive developments occurred in the afternoon and evening. Indian troops aiding the line are cited as a major factor, with censorship delaying full details.
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Arrested for Annoying Local Women
A man named Osiver Merritt was picked up near North Counter on Saturday evening after following about 10 local young women and making a nuisance of himself. Police watched him for some time before arresting him for the disturbance.
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Local Football Preview for Carry at Home Saturday
Carry tgn School prepares for a home football game with Oil City elaven on Saturday. New goal posts were set on Washington Street and nightly practices begin. The team, coming off a easy win at Union City last week, expects a tough match against Old City veterans.
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Local man to leave for Burmah via Pacific route
Weatherbee of Marton wheat in the Third ward plans to depart this week for Burmah India by way of the Pacific to avoid European war zone delays. He has spent fourteen years in Inala, holds a three year contract, and expects passports from the State Department on Wednesday. He will sail the Japanese vessel Tambo Maru and aims to arrive in Burmah in early November.
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Europe
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Malta
Wetherbee
Inala
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