Green and Davidson store fire damages several shops
Firemen fought a night blaze that damaged the Green and Davidson store on Sawal Avenue and adjoining shops, with losses totaling about 76000 dollars. Crews worked from mid night until the flames were controlled, preventing further spread to nearby buildings as water and hose lines battled the basement and stairwell fires.
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Élty
Green
Davidson
Sawaalaevauc
Winx
Erie
Jaidsind
Aldawaip
Tay Simemiem
Eit Relogk
Alidy
Hose
Arrad Plann Company
Ceylug
Hwee
Amd
Sil Limes
Bial Gordon
Warten Natioba
Huilding Lemlay Mane
Bedryaset
Cartain
Midwigtt
Gia Bavines
Freelowers
Alon Alzi
Simm
Karin T
F. Winder
Ana
Ilson Club Speaks on Public Policy in Warren Meeting
The Wilton club gathered about 100 attendees in Warren as Quigley delivered a lengthy address praising and critiquing Progressive era reforms. He traced policies from 1872 to the present, defended civil service merit and federal oversight, and urged Democratic responsibility for public issues. The crowd responded with enthusiasm as the talk concluded.
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Taigu
Mou
Jamon P. Quigley
Alemnine
Wilton Club
Warren
Quigley
Ruman Itweton
Civid
Alzy
Republicana
Wason
Etvat Astrice
Ovary
If Aeakeen
Wiestiey
Ieee Uum Abd Elton
Armenians and Syrians Need Relief Across Regions
A chaotic wartime appeal details congressional act and presidential proclamation guiding relief for Armenians and Syrians. It urges donations and efforts from American committees and citizens to aid those in Syria and surrounding areas amid famine, disease, and poverty, with calls for swift aid and broad participation.
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Congress
Euverst It
Armenia
Seim
Anl
BnR'newepapore
Efundreda
Syria
Atmunia
Cbzerrane Hayr
Mey
Seul
Mearly
Azuaridn Committee For
Lementan
Walker report of American killed in France reaches Pittsburg
Pittsburg note dated Oct 18 reports no confirmation of the death of American soldier Walker in France. The dispatch mentions Rew Maven of OcL Ta and William Taw, with no further details on the casualty or confirmation from military sources.
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Wiator Walker
France
Rew Maven
Walker
Wiliam
le Amarican
Avian
Mitlon
Pittsburg
Austro-German assault fails to turn Romanians
In Bucharest on October 13 reports say furious German onslaught failed to shift Romanian defenses along the Carpathians. The Transylvania front remains contested as forces clash near Predeal and Ironstadt with lines holding on the Romanian side.
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Rucharest
Ironstatt
Aéclaren
Teatmay
Transviventa
Tluranndan Conten
Lach
Warren to Have Big Halloween Celebration Planned
A Warren community meeting led to plans for a large Halloween event with multiple committees to coordinate a townwide celebration. The effort centers on securing a suitable central venue, securing music and entertainment, and inviting residents to participate in the preparations and dances on Halloween night.
Battleship Arizona Put In Commission
New York October reports the battleship Arizona, a twin of the era’s most powerful ships, being completed at Philadelphia yard. The vessel weighs about 12 507 tons, armed with ten five-inch guns and dual anti aircraft outfits, built for speed and firepower.
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New York
Vearibauent
Avleein
Suinimiegton Weihe Nary
Ghulain Salem
Glenent
Aduana
Cararock Yi
Repulician campaign news from New York reports on Hughes and Wilson
Fragmented dispatches describe Republican managers pressing for Hughes support while citing Wilson’s popularity as the race tightens. Notes mention party chiefs, fundraising efforts, and editorial boards weighing candidate viability amid state and national headquarters strategy.
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New York
Eloen
Exery
Hughey
Wilson
Jonna
Wilkesarre
Fred ¢. Greinel
Coltanna
Politan Reiscuper
Terk Tribune
Feli
Hughes
Bea
Lennis
Déwourits
York
Koming
Nazeditesiol
Jesse Haran
Aidsieke
Republican Press
Leager
Badatneten
Philatelpgia
Taleneariealy
Hushea
the Ledger Westeraay -Annannrradant
Ureeq
Prendant
Wisor Tetestzan
Oltre Emiiel Poly
Hashes i
Wilson for a Winter Win in New York
A chaotic 1890s New York Herald report forecasts a winter election push for Wilson with a large electoral stake. It cites New York’s heavy votes and Ohio gains as pivotal, noting Republican fears over suburban and urban votes and the impact of a possible shift in party strength.
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New York
Witean
Fazult
New York Herald
Herald
Wilson Solume
The
York
Ubie Wei
Wgob
Boston-in
Everng
sail-Wilgon Organ
Managme Sumit
Butler Murder Mystery Shocks Howard Area Home
A murder in Howard near Slipuers Rock leaves Paton Loom, 20, dead from a gunshot wound. Police report a late return to work and a disturbed scene discovered by a woman. Details are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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Butler
Paton Loom
Fallinl
Howard
Slipuers' Rock
Sesseras
Dazurt
Zeppelin Raids England Amid Civil Unrest Warning
Fragmented dispatch describes zeppelin raids on England with reports of civilians dead and damaged infrastructure. It notes Greek throne instability and fears of abdication amid wartime tension, with references to naval actions and air raids affecting London and coastal towns.
Plague Gas Reports Rise in Harrisburg Area
A damaged state health report from Harrisburg dated Oct 1 notes plague gas incidents and new cases, with mentions of Philadelphia patients and several townships. The report lists multiple towns and counties including Jefferson County and Susquehanna Township, indicating spread and ongoing monitoring.
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Harrisburg
Anmantiie
State Department of Health
Zeaterdar
Philadaiphis
Philadelphia
Watton Mince
Eferson
Y. Ailorceny
Makesehl
Usueasione
JoandoWa
Susquehanna Township
Narhorth
Mortiedat
Teds
Towneup
Chester
Fredericktown
Ade Believed 1M Death of Franklin Woman Today
Franklin Lente, wife of Les UAE, was shot by a revolver today. Authorities said the incident appears to be self inflicted after a failed attempt to explain a prior matter. Public details remain limited as the investigation continues.
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Franklin
Lente
Bremen siege and Uremen captives claim suggest voyage
Fragmentary text reports three subs named Bremen and a submarine tale. It mentions captured men by Berlin and a “fate” name claimed to be on a way to America, with scant details on the event or actors.
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York
Drul
Berl
America
Treaty clarifies king's stance in Petrograd dispatch
A Petrograd report indicates the Greece Germany treaty shapes King’s position. The document suggests a shift affecting Serbia and European alignments, with formal acknowledgments of policy changes and potential diplomatic repercussions.
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Greece
Germany
Serbia
P Petrigrad
Military training conference to align reserve officer education
In Weshlnevan on October 18 the War Department and leaders from leading universities and colleges approved plans to standardize training for reserve officers. Officials discussed drafting a curriculum to prepare graduates for regular forces, with emphasis on integrating military instruction across institutions and ensuring continuity with wartime needs.
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Tege
Ds Actior
Sun
EU Blot
Cuwet
Ste
Ezansed “Aveou
Stil
Berard
Traraham
Nichols
Viventia Militarystitute
Ray
Edward Pana
Universite of Aumerica
ELH
Drinker
Thampenn
Ohio State University
Gaings
Hnversity
Minnesota
Necesaris GC
Seven Die in New York Factory Blaze Amid Panic
A devastating New York factory fire killed seven people and left many others injured. Early reports say several workers perished in the blaze as flames spread through the structure, with rescue teams battling to reach trapped individuals. Widespread fear and confusion surrounded the incident as investigators assess the cause and the building’s safety conditions.
French Counterattacks At Somme Repel Early German Advances
Report from the front describes German efforts near the Somme thwarted by French counterattacks. Despite initial breaches, French forces held lines with German counterattacks repulsed and trenches maintained. The account notes activity north of the Somme and heavy fighting around key positions.
British will wait for U S attitude change
A truncated 1928 Washington dispatch reports British officials debating how to respond to American maritime policy. The conversation centers on U S actions regarding submarine patrols and potential communications with the United States. Officials emphasize patience and avoiding unnecessary irritation while awaiting clearer U.S. steps.
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Denton
Vie Samerione
Tom Quenton
Ite
Regura
Min Ti-Ag
Oveign
United States
Ates
Neeard
Ate Port
Memayapers
Sbmarine
Maltar
Amaritan
Nak
Rajremrine
Auveline
Semman
Ieee
Charles Beresined
Zarl Grey
Torshe
Povernor Geishi
Gubata
Haton
Baluish Vessale
Karl Gree
Janiv
Gevennan
Larosford
Betam
Undereland
Matemes
Sepeerster
Amaesadar
Wa Jia
Remman
Turk Harbor
Tha Cates
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