Allied note and British demands weigh on Wilson policy
The text reports Allied responses to American policy and President Wilson amid ongoing negotiations. It notes informal arrangements, debates over seizure rights, and expectations among diplomatic circles. Washington watches the situation as tensions rise with Allies seeking decisive actions by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsiad
Sogteltn
Actara
America
Asin
Wilson
Oisht
Eeaaeretany
Gantine
Panama Strike Expands Amid Canal Work Disruptions
Panamanian workers staged a spreading strike on October 16, prompting police attention and heavy disruption across the canal region. Striking crews blocked routes and some prisoners were reported assisting, while national guards attempted to restore flow as labor actions continued to halt key operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebinma
Strika
Maratea la Waliont
Migmblen
Phanura
Elegadrs Marine
Panama
Tim Trike Bay
Dredaier
Fatal auto crash kills family in Willen H Ammoule
In a late night collision a car struck a bridge causing a wreck that killed Bran Rughen Jr and his wife and left a second daughter seriously injured. Neighbors George Hol benworth and the 11-year-old daughter were among those affected as authorities investigated the wreck and a sharp turn in the road near Gepore Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinera
Bran Rughen
George Holbenworth
Ubruck
Willen
Gepore Hughes
Suimiyor
Germans Say They Will Vote for Willo for President
A fragment reports German voters' attitudes toward the Presidential race. It notes their uncertainty about Hughes and Roosevelt, with some indicating support for Willoughby, and comments on how the American press portrays the candidate positions. The text reflects speculation and editorials about the U.S. election and German reactions.
Property of the Bridge Company Attached Today
A damaged OCR item reports the Bridge Company. A representative notes possible early publication of the company’s loss and creditors in Warren. Plans to secure machinery and lumber for ongoing work are described, with a creditor’s claim and a bond of 14450 required before further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bridge Company
Sud
Fir
Iho Uffales
Warren
Warren Planing
Latecurera
Charlie
Moora & Co
Conpaby
Suovinis
Clave
Interense
Well Known Umion City Young Mak Killed by Train
Corry. Det. 18 Jamn Metean reports the well known Umion City young man Mak was killed by a train after a passenger incident near the Saund Wid not tonite po aware. The event involved derailed cars and authorities are investigating the accident as a fatal incident. Warren fans will remember Mc Conn for his prior role and the piece notes his character and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umion City
Young Mak
Corry
Jamn Metean
Sotekeits
Rosh Enon
Ctiaeen
Suegest Desiers Nolan
Copan
Warren
McConn
Shen Archer
Toul
Biany Triettin
TAOESANOS AFFECTED IN Binghampton FACTORY CLOSURE
Unclear OCR text notes widespread disruption in Binghampton area with mentions of show factories and a November deadline. Several names appear garbled. reference to a ten hour pay and a group of workers being affected. No coherent event or clear entities corroborated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton. N
Weare Tollay
Aaticott
Johnaon
Feirgest
Syatan
Hioir Factarien
Elyid Bomze
Milk price rise likely in Pittsburg area after November
Compromise talks between dairymen and merchants avert a threatened strike. Agreement proposes a twenty percent wage raise for workers and concessions from both sides to stabilize supply, with producers and retailers awaiting final terms after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiden Nave
Arm & Victry
Milk Prices Rise as Dairymen Seek Higher Wholesale Rates
Dairymen association in Akeley and Warren area push for wholesale increases citing higher feed and labor costs. Farmers contend milk costs now exceed returns as dealers delay price adjustments, while local consumers face continued price pressure despite some dealers lifting rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Pbs
Dusinens
Serer
Ibor
Seneon
Vida Wat
Kinana
Pittsburg Grievous Auto Crash Kills Two
Pittsburg Oct 16 Two persons were killed and two others injured seriously in an automobile crash when a car veered off the road and overturned. The victims are Charles Langdon Jr aged 28 of Campente and Mine Augustine Shiver aged 17. Mary Shiver 18 a sister of the deceased girl was seriously injured. Police said the injuries were severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
War
Unclear Steamship Boost Amid Vast American Tradoff
A damaged OCR item describes a large vessel project after the American era with a notable journey by a pilot, claiming power and engine details. It mentions renters, a new boat, and motor specifications, but the text is obscure and several names and numbers are garbled.
Fall Opes Of Y. L. C. A. Opens Great Tances
The event drew hundreds who waited for the building to open and were served cream. A banquet hall reception followed with leaders and guests noted. The program included a roller ball exhibition and three games, with Captain Paterson leading the New Tank team to a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faurnay Carnet
Wutrun
Iano Athermoun
Aoetir
Mya
C. We. Benjamis
Bou Hetk
Hou
Fe Hendin
Mon
Mrs
Eaton
Moor Friven
Gail Fodeetth
Zen
Balding
Gallametion
Ensormeion
Wouisidersita
Bret
Certatule Warren
Restrom
A. Eod
Hiestan
Pateans
Fie Lesdong
Xewmbier
Prohibition Candidate Praises Drunkards Sparks Debate
A heated speech from a prohibition candidate in Lobieville Virginia, misread as Ey. He targeted rival vice president contenders and the Tadlans Campaten. The candidate claimed drunkards harm the nation while arguing for restraint and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobieville
Candicate
Werd-Sermund
Naahville
Yaderdar
Lendrith
Bea York Buys Rembrandt Painting for 2250.00
Bea York reports purchasing Rembrandt's painting "An Old Woman Reflecting Over the Lecture" for 2250.00. The sale ties the work to the market around 2.2410,900 in value, with figures suggesting a long estimated tenure in private hands and a date around 1648.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea York
Kenry Erick Haa
Rembrandt
Rembbrandt
Convage
Case of plague at Princeton infirmary reported
A Princeton University freshman aged 17 contracted a severe illness described as a febrile paralysis and was treated at the university infirmary in Philadelphia. The student arrived in Philadelphia after a period of illness and was recorded at the Princeton infirmary on a Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton. N
Princeton University
University
Philadelphia
Swedish Lutherans Dedicate Warren Church on Sunday
Swedish Lutherans of Warren dedicated their new church at the foot of Second Street replacing the 1915 structure. A principal address by Rev Dr Julius Lincoln of Jamestown, president of the New York conference, highlighted the ceremony. The event drew praise for decor and offerings totaling about 2875 with a total property value estimated between 20000 and 40000. The celebration included services in Swedish and English and reflected deep ties with local families and surrounding communities.
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Warren
Second wYwuu
Huriea
Juliue Lincelm
Jamestown
New York
Warren Aid
Aldo
Wade Tr Bie
de Churett
Carl
Imcobeesy
Dettang
Lincoln
United States
Jaced
Murata
Mulia Echt
Sivavee
Stanidbiavia
Pirat
Jacob
Solomon Raareft
Wereem
Palerline
Europe
Asia
Rana
Civil Court Terms Open with Motions and Divorces
The October term of the civil court opened with bearing motions and several endings from the last term. Mary G Hel ang a alvaren from Renest To. Cart non and Cory Fost Schambers were granted divorces from Orrin T Benambers. A bill of ground was granted to sow cause why the Pine Grove township seam board should not be solved. The hearing was represented by S Macdonald and Artea for James Sumner, who stated he might contest the value. Meg EL Firth, supervisor to Marlon Wright who renounced from the district, appeared before the court with John Maguire a minor under Ree Noon Haber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapraing Sesaien
Tuscourt
Mary G Chelang
Alvaren Fyom
Cart
Cory Fost Schambers
Orrin T. Benambers
Notther Nerson
Pine Grove Town
S Macdonald
Artea
James Sumner
Meg EL Firth
Fermington
Ehip
Marlon Wright
John Maguire
Ree
Noon Haber
Ue Cetholls Perfectary
BuMatn
Border settlement stalled amid uncertain talks and mis communications
Fragmented text outlines a border dispute and stalled settlement efforts. It mentions Mexican American commission members, American representatives, and government talk aiming to guard property and resume proceedings, with references to a senate and state department communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Hesapistad
Cam Mainiain
Senate
Guy Tims
Courrot
APAH and United States Relations Overview
A fragmented discussion explores APAH stance toward the United States, noting contrasting views on diplomacy and policy. The text references debates over Japan, diplomacy, and a proposed immigration measure amid wartime tensions.
Two Black People Detained in Street Clash and Mob Action
A chaotic afternoon in an unnamed town saw a mob seize two Black individuals from a public area. The arrestees were taken toward jail as a confrontation unfolded with local authorities, and one person was identified as Fossa Thornhill amid the confusion and detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beng Cat Town
Pruuy
Inter
Thornhill
Heavy fighting on Somme front dominates front page
War report describes heavy fighting on the Somme with Germans attempting to regain ground. Allied observers note Austro Hungarian and Romanian actions, with Italian and Greek moves shaping broader fronts. Reports cite German pressure near Strevaben Redoubt and Danube developments as battles continue and lines shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sega
Marrea
Adriatic
Goris
Loudon
Athens
Borin
Connciseiat Ovemene
von Falkenbayne
Merir Vicinny
Strevaben
Bur Bek
Dermir See Sar
Mareduwis
Refined discussion on constable duties in Glade Township
Fragmented text describes a dispute over constable powers, duties, and required service in Glade Township. The narrative references legal concepts, proposed legislative actions, and figures such as John C. Gragme, amid discussions of law and order and public service obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dors
Warren
Eade Rawnahin
John C
Revolutionists Recognized For Forming Protest Movement
A fragmented 1920s clipping notes revolutionaries being recognized for forming a protest movement. Key names and locations are unclear or garbled, but the item emphasizes recognition by authorities or public bodies and the broader impact on political activity.
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Akilled
Mary
Willo
Pressient
Hughes
Ri, Ladin
Et Berene
Charter & Hughes
Puppa
Theodore Rooevelt
St. Louie
Wileou
Efughea
Bite Hughes
Roosevel
Ven
WILK
Pittsburs
Mauka
Y. LC
A. Oses
Ean
Prohibition
JR. J. Lincoln
Stober
Sisht
Apah
Patifert
Aegr
Japan
Evers Nawinie
Zast Maghias
Save Fein
Mirsiovinis
Exsiaaion
Tome i Sethian
Vana May
de Rovers
Somme
Ententer
Germuams
Glade Township
Hogan
Ak Grote
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