NAR Workers Meet Today in This City
The National Auto Workers meet is planned for today in this city with discussions on a $2,500,000 Pennsylva ia grant for M. A. work starting the week of November 12. Warren will be asked again to contribute toward the national campaign.
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Pennsylva Aia
Warren
Aoeti
Jerera Panuayivenis
Geer HO
Katou
Visiraan Ito
J. Haseltine
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Wa.rawford
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Business Men From Eleven Counties Gather at Y M C A
A large gathering of business leaders from eleven counties met at the Y M C A to launch a drive for democracy at home. Speakers urged immediate national support, with plans for a broad mobilization fund of hundreds of millions and active involvement from county leaders and volunteers.
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Scotland
Morals Defense Set in Mears Murder Trial
The case centers on Morais white Craton E Mawns and a detective scenario as jurors face the task of determining motive. Erwin Jue is referenced in relation to the alleged crime and potential intent.
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Murden
Morais White
Craton E
Maude
Chicago
Woma
Tniy Menta
King's Dana
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Wreck Near City Leaves One Dead and Two Injured
A New York Central train collision near the city resulted in one death and two injuries. An engineer was fatally injured and another crew member suffered serious harm while two bystanders or passengers sustained injuries. The incident occurred following a collision with another train, prompting an investigation into the cause and details of the crash.
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Prominent Speakers Address Gathering of County Teachers
The assembled county teachers hear speeches on education and training, with talks by Dr. Chas. Atuert and Dr. Alber about the role of literature, brain development, and the need for funding. The event includes prayers for welfare and reflections on how youth minds absorb and express learning.
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Alber
Evury
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Leeaoo
nedaRuss
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Ganadians Rise Through Paschendale Woods in Weetbrook Advance
Field Marshal Usig reports troops swarmed up Nech slope and advanced to the crest of Paschendale Woods. The town of Weetbrook crowned the maneuver as troops seized strategic ground amid ongoing operations.
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Paschendale Woods
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French Forces Drive Closer To Ridge Of Importance
War report by William Simone cites French troops advancing with limited artillery as Canadians and British push forward near Paschendale. Canadian forces reportedly maneuver to secure slope positions while German defenses retreat amid counterattacks and resumed bombardment.
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New York Financial Expert New Assistant in Treasury
A garbled New York financial story notes a new assistant in the Treasury amid wartime tax debates and economic measures. It references a conference of Congress and mentions teachers, a YMCA dinner, and a school program with music, but the text is severely corrupted and unclear.
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Treasury
Warren Bridge Faces High Water and Debris Threat
Heavy logs surge down the stream at ten miles per hour threatening Warren's new bridge. A log crashes into the Falan work near the second arch from the south side, tearing through timbers and endangering the structure.
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Joe Steuch
Terrific current halts bridge work as arches face ruin
Officials warn damage already done to arches three and four as powerful downstream flow undermines foundations. If structures hold, completion could be six months away, but partial collapse endangers the river crossing and costly repairs loom.
Chancellor Michaelle Reassigned to Prime Minister Post
Bona Press reports in London that Chancellor Michaelle has been relegated to the position of premier minister of Prisaia following a discreet telegraphic dispatch. The rumor notes Von Beit and Ging Uns were involved in the reshuffle.
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Chia Fellor
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Pelme Iister
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Rail line strained as floods force passenger transfers
A river flood pressured the Allegheny region. The railroad redirected passengers from Struthers to transfer points, while freight and local traffic faced delays. Water breached basements and damaged facilities, with crews pumping and staging relief measures as authorities anticipated rising levels.
Printing Undue Difficulties Delays Afternoon Edition
The Times reports printing was hindered by water in the basement and failed equipment. Pumps restored, basement drained, allowing publication of the afternoon edition. The incident caused delays and disrupted the printing schedule.
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Uzun
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Loche Downed by American at the Front
First verified death from a U S bullet fired by Sammy is reported. Vietin, a nineteen year old German lad with short service, is described. The item notes the combat at the front with a focus on the casualty and originating shellfire.
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Sammy
Vietin
Beginnings of Companions Stricken Across No Mans Land
An American unit in France reports a companion wounded by a German attack across No Man’s Land. A youth loses an arm after a battle wound, an operation follows, and he dies in hospital.
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Ambiguous headline due to OCR errors from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and terms about a congressional event and union support but lacks coherent details or clear entities. The readable bits reference a county union and a law or rule iteration, with mentions of a person possibly named A. Wilson and a long tenure. No definite outcome or date can be ascertained from the fragment.
Turning Point Reached in Big Struggle on Northern Plains
In Rome officials report a crisis as General Cadorna and invading Tetons clash on the northern plains. A major breakthrough is anticipated within a week, with the government declining further comment.
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Miraculous escape after fire engulfs flying machine
A damaged account reports a flying machine catching fire at about 1,000 feet with 16 hospital recoveries. The crew attempted an emergency descent as flames erupted, the craft crashed into a shed, and rescuers moved quickly to pull survivors from the wreck.
Matilda Rumohr Voices on War in Times Office Interview
Matilda Rumohr, described as a western worker, discusses the war and U S entry with Times Office reporters. She questions German actions, support for Britain, and the moral costs of modern conflict, offering a cautious view of America’s possible stance and its impact at home.
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