American Troops Raid Hun Reaches 600 Yards Depth
American forces, with French support, attacked German trenches in Lorraine. Two simultaneous raids crossed No Man's Land to penetrate first and second lines, advancing about 690 yards behind a creeping barrage. Engineers blew dugouts while artillery suppressed German defenses. casualties included wounded and killed, with no prisoners reported.
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Nis
Amierican
Toul
First Repor
Amecan
America
Miey
Ice-mint corn remedy praised for painless relief
An ancient ad praises Ice-mint as a magic wart corn remover from Japan. It claims quick lifting or shrinking of hard soft and between toe corns with no skin irritation. The product promises no pain and widespread female use as a trusted foot comfort solution.
If Germany Should Win Patriotic Rally Topic
A Thursday night rally in Shelton Bos at 8 o clock discusses if Germany should win with Heabert L Altnger and Attorney Jacob K Klein as speakers. The Wheeler Avenue and Alice Street school hosts the event inviting parents and families to attend. Committee chairs Geo Kelly Edward Buckingrasm Nichole Anayyrneral Driphy wad Patrick organize the arrangements.
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America
Germany
Heabert L. Altnger
Jacob K. Klein
Bhelton Vas
Wheeler Avenuue and
Alice Street
Geo . Kelly
Edward ‘J. Buckingrasm
Nichole Ana Yyrneral Driphy Wad Patrick
Westport Man Sentenced to Year in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
George Santon Lewis of Westport Conn was sentenced to one year in a federal penitentiary in Atlanta Ga after pleading guilty to threatening to set fire to a building on the farm of Connelly. The defendant demanded $10 from Connelly and had earlier been employed by him in Norristown.
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Philadelphia
George Santon
Lewis
Westport
Conn
Federal
Atlanta
Judee Dickinson
Federal District Court
Aroin Connelly
Norristown
Wnless
Connelly
Wilson Pushes Overman Bill Passage
President Wineday reiterated the request for enactment of the Overman bill to grant sweeping powers to coordinate and reorganize government departments. After a conference with the President, Senator Overman said a compromise seemed unlikely and the dispute would be fought out.
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Washington
Wineday
Congress
Nator Overman
Nort Circling
Walling Sees Prohibition Blocking Other Reforms
William English Walling argues prohibition dominates public focus, hindering wage, housing, poverty, and international peace issues. He says labor should not back national prohibition and urges shifting attention to broader social problems beyond liquor questions.
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William English Walling
National Party
Walling
Naples Raids Mention Long Range Air Attacks
Italian War Office reports raids across northern Italy and the Naples area with planes from Austria and Germany conducting long range sorties. Observers note Naples 300 miles from potential raid routes though defenses prevented deeper incursions near the Piave river.
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Viomee
Mivreb Tb
Dar Energieviators
Residentiag Quarte
Niaples
Tlals
Neverly
Tontea
Itly
Venice
Venetian
Thipongo
Albania
Naples
London
Piave
Wagate
Italian War Office
Dr Munyon Dies of Apoplexy at 70 in Beach
Philadelphia born Dr Janiel M Munyon, famed patent medicine advertiser and philanthropist, died at his hotel from apoplexy aged 70. Once a controversial figure with a famed Yowzers estate in Philadelphia, he married three times and faced public scandal. Born August 3 1848 in Thompson Connecticut, he worked as a teacher, editor, songwriter, and medicine inventor before his fortune and notoriety.
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Milons
Thompson, Conn
Alm
Beach
Mar Ji
Janiel M. Munyon
Mhihulelphia
Ale
Hind
Li Ii Miinyon
Dr. Manyon
Evie
Munyon
Philadelphia
New York
Pauline Nell Metzger
Daniel J. Neff
Altoona
Mungon
Local Firm Takes Plaza Bond Issue
Forbes and Co Hincks Bros and the local banking firm have contracted for the entire $900,000 street extensions bonds for the new plaza. The issue was approved by the Capital Issues committee. bonds not printed yet but to be issued April 1 at a premium of $7,200 and interest at a specified rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His. Forbes & Co
Hincks Bros. & Co
Seston
Capital Issues Committee
Fisher Arrested in Albany for Extradition Case
Philip M. Fisher, 93, of 36 Courtland Street, was arrested last night and booked at police headquarters for being wanted by New York authorities. The police allege he deserted his wife and four children months ago and she complained to Albany police, leading to his arrest in the city. He is held without bail for extradition to Albany.
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Philip M. Fisher
Courtland Street
N. W
Fisher
Albany
Hartford Job Openings Figures Fall Short of Past Month
In Hartford Connecticut on March 11 the State Labor Bureau released a monthly report showing 2525 applications for employment across five state bureaus. The figure includes 2059 applications for help and 1792 situations secured, outlining the job market activity for the past month.
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E. Awartford
Conn
Free Employment
State Labor Bureau
Pyramid Pile Treatment Free Trial Offer
An advertisement promises instant relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Treatment. It claims a cen box may cure and offers a trial package mailed in plain wrap, urging readers to send a coupon for the free trial.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall
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