Russians Defeat Forces on West Front Amid Quiet Front
Russians overcome German and Turkish forces on the western line as the front shows quiet conditions. British and French statements reveal limited action in France while Count Czernin urges peace and the Central Powers face doubt about victory.
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Austria
Russians Striking Back as Allied Forces Hold Odessa Front
Britain praises Allied efforts while Russians regain ground against German and Turkish forces. Reports indicate German advances stalled near Odessa, with Allied naval power in the Black Sea and renewed pressure on German positions in the west. Czech and Austrian diplomacy are noted, as Czernin signals peace considerations and Austria seeks favorable terms without annexations.
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Eraerum
Odessa
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Bator
Gernwa
Turki Black Sea
Black Bea
Third Liberty Loan Campaign Opens Saturday
Chairman Scott arrived from Bria for a meeting at 8 o clock to outline plans for the Third Liberty Loan drive opening Saturday and closing May 4. Ward chairmen attended as plans for bond payments were set, with 5 percent due with subscription and 40 percent by May 28, 96 percent by July 18, final payment on August 25. British forces and American units praised for their part in the great offensive near Amiens as Beary’s engineers and squadrons supported the assault and American troops held trenches for three days.
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Poke
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Cerdit
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Beary
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Baary
Congress Hamps Big Navy Work Delayed
Washington reports Congress delays the Amare en ordnance program by cutting the Indian Mead grounds extension to 1 million dollars, halting progress on new guns and equipment. Navy officials caution the slowdown could affect war production, insisting the ordnance is not fanciful and requires proper facilities and gear before completion.
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Washington
Congress
Amareen
Food rules to change as shortages loom nationwide
Amid forecasts of fluctuating orders, officials warn the public to obey Washington directives on rationing as meat surpluses cannot be stored. Howard Helna, state food controller, predicts extended shortages into summer with possible doubling of meatless days and renewed restrictions as ships and cold storage fail to cope.
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Connad
Washington
Howard Helna
Waa
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Close of Market Sees Mixed Call From Early Trading
Unmahed by wire from Logan and Bryan shows Ammeonita and Smoltare trading low while Chino Copper and Corn Products edge higher. Midvale, Willys Overland, Wright Martin and Union Pasilla appear in uneven bids with several items closing near prior quotes amid a choppy session.
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Curtin
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B. Prete Ee Eeey Union
Canadian War Romance Ends Here
Canadian couple Porsy Marie and Misa Lowise Harper of Miamiiion Ontario wed at the Wand home on North Center after an elopement from Hamilton. The ceremony by Woodward followed a late marriage license arrival, with the groom a veteran of the Canadian Machine Gun battalion and a Panadian Steel employee in Hamilton. The marriage stems from a four year romance that began before Claus went with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces in Orange.
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aviLh
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Orange
America Will Fight to Finish War Message
Washington April 4 President Wilson’s reply to Vienna peace feelers was deemed clear and firm by administration officials. They said the President will deliver a Baltimore war address Saturday night as a sufficient answer to the Austrian foreign minister. The President was at work today on the Baltimore address.
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Elks to Meet Tonight in Corry Lodge Ceremonial
Elks Lodge No. 67 plans a district meeting tonight in Corry with installation of officers for the upcoming year. District deputy M G Connell, a past exalted ruler, will conduct the ceremony as local members anticipate a notable gathering and strong attendance.
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Leaders Demand Action Against All Pro Germans
Governors and state leaders plus National Defense Association chairs urged strong government action against pro German elements. They called for suppression of German newspapers and publications and immediate penalties for traitorous activities. The meeting, prompted by Secretary Daniely, also pressed for heavy penalties and broader bans on German culture and influence.
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Washington
Goverors
Atute
National Defense Associations
Daniely
Jamieson
New Laryshire
proGerman
Local men en route to camp amid draft train crowd
The Corry district and Crawford county send their men by special seven coach train to Camp Loo. Among the draftees are Paul Quintisk and Charles Shapiro with others from Titusville Cambridge Springs Pleasantville and west of French Creek. A lively, patriotic departure drew mothers wives and sweethearts, with one woman fainting and revived at the depot.
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Craford
Thrower Carey Shorty Befora
Corry
Jeffer Seryion
Paul Quintisk
Charles Shapiro
P. R. Ft
Titusville
Titteville
Cambridge Springs
Pleasantville
Pronch Creek
W. A. Steen
New York Fish Licenses Available Friday in Corry
Corry residents can obtain New York State fishing licenses Friday afternoon at the offices of C. B. Porter on Conti Street. Clerk C. W. Ton will be present to issue licenses in person. The fee is 2.50, and the trout season opens Saturday.
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Clymer
Corry
New York State
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York State
Corry Girls Cheer Belgian Internee Letters in Journal
Letters from Belgian interred soldiers urge Corry Journal to publish notices seeking god mothers and correspondence. Miss Kelsay translates, readers in Corryich School aid, letters from Harderwijk and Hardenwijk camps reveal plea for contact and comfort during wartime internment.
Hospital Report Shows Fine Results
The Board of Directors met at the hospital for general business last evening. The superintendent's report showed a busy month with an average of 37 patients treated daily and 322 patient days total. The X ray equipment committee was authorized to purchase and install new gear, expected to raise standards. The institution’s condition and progress under Stet Nugent’s direction are satisfactory, with prospects better than several years.
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Baker Will Return Soon From Front
Secretary Baker plans to end his front tour and return to Washington. The note expresses gratitude and asks for space in the journal to ease exile困, hoping for correspondence with readers and a chance to reconnect with loved ones after years apart.
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United Preas
Washington
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