Public debate over bridge contract and delays
County officials defended the bridge project amid contractor disputes and alleged noncompliance. The commission outlined options under wartime procurement rules, citing bids of $117,900 and a contracted total of $1 67,500. Officials warned of further steps to protect property and ensure completion, with a continuation note to the next page.
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Wade Pablle
Itummion
Euaimisuiliers
Ciatarala
Tab Cama Camplein
Eben Dridiew Ware Fowuily
Sroia Ciix Gath E Co
Cioveland
Lovant
Robbery spree hits multiple stores across town
Police tracked a string of robberies over four months touching Dismond Dick and several stores on Pennareenia avenues. Suspects tied to the gang, led by a figure dubbed the Tingleader, were eluding arrest as officers gathered evidence, including thefts of cameras and confectionery items.
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Duceseuta
Suongeteen
Peddie Bag Amid
Samay Barratt
Sinca
Aries
Guevatog
Pinon
Hier Rang
Olleers Olson
Dar
Mormall
Evers Nue
Marto
Spee
Warren
Hellway Company
Watson
Bricean
Neverst Oenor
Baye
Diviata
Teworkieg
Oleon
Wholahen
Thoes & Eatall
Pair of crooks believed headed this way in Wheeling notice
Police report details a hoax and fraud scheme linked to two alleged criminals from Reading Pennsylvania. The Wheeling association seeks extradition papers as investigators claim the pair used fake checks and forged certificates to elude arrest while targeting local residents in a widespread scam.
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Glever
Wheeling Commercial Association
Stowe
Virginia
Browary
Iinse
Oman Agae Pureiey
Rauiohal Balti
Realjig
Una Stewart
Pal Dissina
Macrae En Iate
Nic
Gary
Florence
Rev
Weathater
Jan Wherig
Monte Sinae
Quiet After the Lynchings in Paducah
Patchy OCR notes unrest after a lynching in Paducah with reports of tension, limited law disruption, and ongoingfear. mentions Kenner and other towns as echoes of the event.
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Prayean
Uct
Ind Paducah
van Kenner
Striking Troubles Intensify as Refineries Face Riots
Rioting resumes amid refinery clashes over wage demands. Strikers clash with police as attempts to ignite tar barrels threaten facilities. Conference chaired by General Superintendent Mesnecey fails to yield wage concessions. Chairman Willian Melcher insists no wage cuts. Strike leaders eject conference after orders. More protests follow as authorities seek to avert a wider strike.
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Mayogne
Stacgard
Atorher
Tradt
Altek
Atrikere Bart
George Mesnecey
Willian Melcher
Denis Tavired Dows
Warnada
Mesneany
Dba
Laborer Fatally Shot After Altercation at Limestone Hotel
A laborer employed by the E P railroad at Limestone was killed in a confrontation with fellow worker C F Whalen. Moran was struck with a plank, then shot near the hotel bar after an exchange over money owed and insult. Coroner Bourne declared death instantaneous. Whalen, arrested, is to be tried for the killing. both men recently arrived from New York.
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Bates
Faiwu Eilpertormigaee
Weeléel Ahertly
Arte Susrations
Huey
Get
Paney
War Department
Mae
Witea
San Toul
Lesa
Y Wade
Iers
Frey
Temlova
Team Witnestons
ERIN
Batkindnoa
Moriva
E'P Railroad
Limestone
Sant
C.F Whalen
Whaten
Moran
Whale
Bourne
Garin
Atmestone
Bumaliatts
Sher Cherian Mebaig
T. Malters
Rel Attornes
A. W. Laidley
Ei Mooterttle
Sherrif Wienole
Limeatone
Whalen
Watley
New York
Waich
Tuit
Roth
Igbor
Linehava
Sera Sas
Mareilest Gault
Quigley to Speak at Warren Wilson Meeting Tonight
James Quigley, from Gate Manes NY, leads a speaking tour through upstate cities as part of the campaign presided by local leaders. He will address the Empire State rally at the Scofield block at eight tonight, urging attendance for supporters to hear the candidate discuss the campaign.
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Vareenis
York
James Quigley
Gatemanes
Warren Wilson
Helt
Scofield
Fuad
Sesinrs
Quigley
Murder in Greenwood Shocks Mississippi Community
A violent incident in Greenwood, Mississippi, ends with the murder of an 18 year old, Lindsey of Gorey, during a Saturday event. Details describe a fatal blow to the head amid a chaotic scene, with funeral arrangements and police inquiries naming Douglas Lindsey as a suspect in the case. Reverend John Hatch presided over the service as investigators pursued leads.
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B. J.lakitser
Carry
Greenwood
Lindsey
Gorey
Tse
Hinasoy
Aaron Meg
Emi Tindrey
Alerandar & Co
John Hatch
PRESIDENT URUEH WOOD PRAISES WILSOK IN INTERVIEW
An early Chicago report outlines remarks by President Urueh Wood of the Erie praising Wilsok during an interview. The piece details reactions from Judge Lovett and other officials, noting support for recent policy approval and references to political navigation amid ongoing tensions.
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Urueh Wood
THE
ERIE
Wilsok
Chicago
Cader
Air
Waderstood
Thal
Nmi UK
Warren
Consiuctive
Analig
Das
President Talks to Progressives in New York Rally
President addresses progressives with Rabbi Wise and Anis Pinchot pledging strong support. The crowd, led by Ames Pinchot and Stephen Wise, hears calls for genuine progressive legislation and an end to privileged influence. Discussion touches on reform of financial systems and opposition’s stance, with emphasis on unity for the progressive cause.
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Rabbi Wise
Anis Pinchot
Long Beasoh
Yruterday
Sélegatir
Wilsem
Kaw
Wad Tor
Prewnene Lithey
Rts
The
Hatters
Bitalo
New York
Ames Pluchot
Stephen S Wise
New ‘York
Sammar
Shadow Lawn
Ameres
Tendova
Thangs
Cur Hener
Fom Skelton Willams
Eee Emirol
Gantry Ant
United States
Fairinancial Enterprises
Maxical
Au Piuwkot
Pre. Reed
Sasereing
Charis Wagnes
Pinchot
Agaist Ieee i Acs Sa Ead
Bete
Escom
Commissioners to Take Soldier Vote Are Kammed
Harraherg October 17. Commissioners tasked with arranging Pennsylvania soldier border deployments were appointed today to head to the frontier. The move aims to prepare for shipments by week’s end as part of a broader mobilization involving units including the Sixteenth Infantry. Names listed include Dr BJ Black and Robert W Fllerbech among others.
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Pennsylvania
Orher
Appelitment
Hacre Cheeky Aif Qeavu Mty
Bimureenth Infinits
Dr BJ. Black
Mskeespert
Fiver Field Artillery
Robert W Fllerbech
Greenabure
Elbin Intentry
Charlier B
Covert
Herrigbury
Commission Form Debate Grows at Humble Civic Hall
A heated nonpartisan meeting in the Dwerkie hall drew a diverse crowd as debates over a commission form of government intensified. Speakers sparred on seating, open floor time, and the proposed structure, with attendance near capacity and plans for a Friday session to decide on procedures and potential nominees.
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Buerkie Butt
Efron
Musplert
Nelly
Freiuttel
Cameron
Cameron. Hiv", W. Seats Ideat of the Blabty ‘Club, Iy Ace
Masoum
Verminion Road
Dwerkie
Conewania
Fides
Damosrats
Youngil Meeting Monday Debates Commission Form
A garbled report covers a Monday meeting where arguments favored a commission form of government. Speakers critiqued electing processes, voting thresholds, and potential costs, mentioning a referendum and watchdog concerns.
French Going Ahead On Somme In Fierce Fighting
Terrific fighting progresses along the Somme front with French reinforcements sent and German pressure near Maniastic positions. Allied troops push toward key objectives while Romanian and Balkan fronts report stiffening defenses as weather and frost hamper operations.
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Sally Salieet
Regan
Monastir
London
Roe Rann
Slokal
Owmander
Robin Allidue
Diplomatic Tangle Over Japan and Russia Demands
Washington reports a tense diplomatic situation as Japan and Russia press demands amid China wartime links. Officials state the United States seeks clarity on treaty terms and neutral actions.
Fardon Buarl to Face Trial Tomorrow in Sanders Case
Fragmentary report hints at a supreme court hearing in the Sanders matter with mentions of a regular session, applications, and a penal sentence. Names and precise actions are unclear due to garbled text.
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Hovyitburg
Safe Board of Sanders
Rbnmier
Capitol Pear
Secure
Parsons
Appluacque Tex
School Closed By The Plague In Mochester
Fragmentary copy reports a school closure in Mochester due to plague fears. It mentions authorities and local guard actions and notes uncertainty about dates and names. The readable items reference Ere MB and Tewell amid scientific concerns and water protection.
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Mochester
the Oaks
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