District Nurse Reports October Work at Tuberculosis Society Meeting
Board of Directors of the Anti Tuberculosis Society met at the Kiln Block office with Harry Gesy presiding. Plans were made to sell Red Cross fields and a letter from H As Gibson pledged Red Cross support to boost field sales nationwide. The meeting highlighted financial distress among TB patients and established a fund to meet emergency needs as winter approaches.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Harry iGesy
Red Cross
H. As. Gibson
American Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross Societies
hye
Ohio
Lancaster
Fairfield county
babe
chile
oy medical
Trom Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co
Knife Slips Wound Employee at Local Packing House
An employee named Tam Litzel at Phinmes Grothers packing house sustained a deep gash to his right hand when a knife slipped during a routine task this morning. He sought medical treatment to have the wound dressed.
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Tam Litzel
Funeral for Isaac Tiennis Held at First M B Church
Rev. EM Emsworth officiated at funeral services for Isaac Tiennis held at 10 o'clock this morning at the First M B Church. Interment followed in Forest Rose Cemetery.
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EM. Emsworth
Isaac Tiennis
Forest Rose cew élery
Hunger Strike Victory Reported in Washington
Forage picketers secured release from jail after Police Chief Mattone ordered their immediate freedom. Leaders of the women’s party including Miss Allen Tal Miss Loew Burns Mrs. Dors Lewin among those freed.
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Washington
Fudake Mattone
franie Aiseriog
Mies Allen Tal
Loew Burns
Dors Lewin
wenans party
Lancaster Man and Rodgers Made Second Lieutenants
A R Vorys of Lancaster and John Nelson Rodgers receive commissions as Second Lieutenants at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Vorys, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Vorys of East Wheeling Street, is assigned to Fort Custer Training Camp in Michigan. Rodgers, son in law of Mr C A Lipher of North High Street, is also noted as a new lieutenant at Fort Harrison.
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Lancaster Man
John Nelson Rodgers
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Arthur Ralph Vorys
Harry Vorys
East Wheeling street
Fort Benjamin Henryson
Fort Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Ft. Benjemin Harrison
C. A. Lipher
North High street
Relieved plaintiffs win injunction against county in common pleas
Wilken Haldereina and others secured a perpetual injunction in Common Pleas Court preventing the County Commissioners from collecting assessments charged for a tide claimed not to benefit the plaintiffs lands. The case challenges assessment authority and seeks to bar further payments.
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Wilken Haldereina et
Death notices reveal Mrs Joseph Gland of Header West Virginia
Lancaster relatives report the death of Mrs. Joseph Gland from an attack of typhoid fever. She was sister to Garry A and Arthur Smith, formerly of Lancaster, now of Flasdate. Brothers departed this afternoon to attend the funeral.
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Joseph Gland
Header
W Va
Lancaster
Liand
Garry A
Arthur Smith farrmerty
Cuaseral
Red Cross HQ to Close for Thanksgiving Day
Local Red Cross headquarters will close all day Thursday as workers enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday. A church group donation from a turkey supper fund raising was gratefully received by the Red Cross and the local press notes the generosity.
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Presbyterian
Red Cross
Presbyterian Church
the
Red Press
Meatless A Letter Urges Ohio Citizens to Save Food
An open letter from Fred C. Croxton appeals to Ohio residents to ration meat and wheat this winter to feed soldiers and allies. It urges observing programs like meatless Tuesday, reducing pork use, cutting white flour, and conserving every resource to support national food security and the war effort.
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Ohi
Ghig
Ohio
Olio
FRED C
CROXTON
Buckner Sermons Stir Rainy Evening at Christian Church
Rev Dr Buckner delivered a sermon on The Way a Good Man was Saved as rain battered sidewalks and prompted a modest crowd. He urged the Gentile inclusion in God's promises, urged repentance, and previewed upcoming Union Thanksgiving services and talks exploring Christian advocacy. Hazelton congregation plans musical programs and Friday lecture on church achievements.
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Dr. Buckner
Christian Church
Elis
Tom
Jesus
Simon Pater
Peter
Hul
Presbyterian church
Buckner
Hazelton
Buehner
Russell Gray’s Warservice Discharge Noted at Camp Willis
The readable text records Russell Gray’s prior service with Company Loape and discharge at Camp Willis in 1910. It notes his status at Camp Ferry Sregt and mentions family reasons for discharge.
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Rassell Gray
Bookkeeper's Confession Ties Embezzlement to Arson
Share Mire Marshal s office says Frans M Koplin confessed to starting a July 1 blaze at Akron plant of A B Smith Piano Co to cover embezzlement of about 2000 dollars and theft of 278 dollars from the safe. He is jailed in Akron on arson and embezzlement charges after being arrested in Florida. Deputy Fire Marshal D A Anderson notes Koplin admitted burning the books and storing records.
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Volumbus
A. B. Smith Piano company
Akron
Koplin
Ife
Florida
piano company
d. A. Anderson
Korlin
Jather
Raids by Federal Agents Target Northwest Italians
More than 101 Italians, many miners and shipyard workers, were arrested in raids across Seattle Portland Spokane Tacoma and other Northwest cities. Officials say the group tied to Corcola Studi Sortali plotted to aid Germany in wartime by inciting revolution in Italy. Nineteen arrested in Cle Elum Roslyn and Easton Willits counties were moved to Seattle for internment. Armed agents accompanied the prisoners.
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Seattle
Wash
Corcola Studi Sortali
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
northwest
H. M. White
Ytalianus
Germany
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Tralians
Cleelhit
Roslyn
Easton
Willias
Northern Pacific
federal immigration station
Wittown
Wilson Not To Seek War Declaration At Start Of Session
President Wilson will not seek a declaration of war against Austria or Germany's allies at the congressional session's start. The sinking of the steamer Behiylill prompts ongoing debate as Congress prepares to convene December 4, with administration aiming to observe the situation before action. Secretary Wilson may face pressure for immediate policy moves as the drama unfolds.
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Germany
Washington
Wilson
Austria
sheris
congress covenes
American ship Actaeon sunk by German submarine
London dispatch reports the American steamer Actaeon torpedoed off the European coast. Twenty one survivors reached Port Camarinas, while nine boats with the remainder of the crew are listed as missing. The Actaeon formerly the German vessel Adamsturm sailed from New York for Bordeaux with government supplies.
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Port Camarinas
Spain
France
New York
London
Corunna
Actaeon
United States naval
United States shipping
oore
A. up. Johnson
Germany
G. A. Jonsen
Ferndale
Cabe
AL Adams
flood
Cal
Lou’s R. Carson
Los Angeles
Wotton
St Paul
James R. tealey
New Orleans
HE. Ford
Algiers
J. Moriarity
Aluskegon
Mich
R. L. Mareden
Philadelphia
Cuarta
Bell Haven
Jo ol" Wallace
Philadelpia
Henry Fallon
Steubens ile
Thomas &. Carrero
seaman
California
Benjamin Paul
Bandits Seize $37,000 in Toledo Robbery
Eighteen seat aid Jose Urontis is credited with the Treutner Toledo brewery holdup. Six men captured after beating the bookkeeper with beef bottles and stealing $37,000. A stolen mower was driven to a bank. Wanda Irbatis, 20, sister of Urbatis, held for complicity. Two others captured. Fred Grudginks, 20, shot by a farmer near Erie Michigan.
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Toledo
Jose Urontis
Treutner- Toledo
rewerries company
lok
auta Albat
Wanda Irbatis
Joseph Urbatis
holt
Poroof temmen
Erie
Mica
Fred Grudginks
Peace Offer Talks With Lenine Reported in Petrograd
Dispatches say German staffs and officers meet in Petrograd with Bolshevik leaders to discuss possible separate peace with Germany. Reports indicate Lenine's government faces internal strife and food shortages while military officers urge withdrawal of Russian troops to avert desertions. Paris reports Sergeant Paul Pavella of the French flying squadron was killed near Monastir. he is the first American fighter killed on the Macedonian front. Navy announces several U S enlisted men killed and wounded in action on November 24.
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Lenine
London
Nav
stan
Petrograd
Bolshevski
Lildendorft
Russia
Germany
actiarnes
oder
Macedonia
Paris
Saloniki
Paul Pavella
Monastir
Ile
Pavelka
Madiison
Conn
More United Action Vowed as Allies Plan War Conference
London reports allies aim for stronger united action in the war effort. French and British leaders including Lloyd George and Orlandas prepare for a major conference to map strategy against Germany and Austria Hungary. News notes renewed Allied drives around Cambrai and northern fronts with heavy fighting and German counterattacks.
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London
viitved activ
mierda
EO VM. Hotere
David Ligsa-George
Brotien preier
Vittorio Or
Buurlon
Sotre Dame
Hying
Hourion
eo sredig
oentire
Brewer water
tetial can Trent
hough syneer
Breota and
Pave Titers
Bolshevik Hold Enemy of Allies in Reported Action
Washington reports a surge of action if Bolshevik Russia aligns with Germany. German officers in Petrograd would steer Lenin’s regime, threatening large Soviet food oil and cotton stores for the Central Powers while the United States and Japan would halt aid shipments.
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United States
AIF
Russia
Japan
Washington
Pitited
Stati
Germany
Lenion
Petrograd
Lening
Suiek~holm
mini vary
itupsis
Jinan
Vladvostok
Cermans
Le+gine
Tis mist
Cormany
atv
Teutonic armia
Kerensky
Paris
Colonet Chaitse
Wiss
Lenine
Germany May Occupy Denmark Reported Amid War Fears
The article warns that Germany could occupy Denmark and threaten Norway as Allied pressure rises. It notes British and American casualties and war fatigue, with figures showing thousands wounded or missing and hundreds killed, amid strategic mobilization and shifting fronts in late February.
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Harry A. and
Arthur Smith
this City
Reader, W. Va
RUSSELL GRAY
Uncle Sam
Anarchist
Labor
Mas
Tarthind
eux Frankfurter
specifl
mediation commission
whtten Wilson
Daily Eagle
war department
Harry L. Miller
Baker
Oregon
Charles Rissmiller
Reading
Oscar Jones
Licas
UNITED ACTION
Allied
WAR COUNCIL
Cambrai
fiernan
LENINE GROUP
DENMARK
Norway
ain
Norwich
ty Gerais
TLewlan
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