Simms Sees First Americans Go Into Action With British Today
United Press reports heavy fighting across northern France and Belgium as American troops engage with French and British forces in the early stages of the Allied offensive. Germany presses attacks north of Bassee and La Bassée while Americans begin moving toward the Ypres sector and the Lys and Leie rivers.
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Givenchy
Belgium
U.S
Simms
United Press
Hindenburg
North Sea
Channel
Porte
Mield
Marshall Haig
LaBasse
Lyd
Sprom Canal
Helgiin
Meldner
Armentierrs
la Bassee
Amnenderres
Lawe
Lys
la Gorgue
Estratre
Watatro
Bae
Maur
Blogataort
Brita Gra
M'shinp
Guivenchy
Gomme
Lewe
iLywarg
Stakes
Bae St. Maur
Gutvenchy
Attmentiorron
United Prean
William Philip Bins
Aay
Aspril
Allertoans
Gritleh
Nba
Ammore
Arany
Toul
Amarleana
Tha Trenot
France
Germany
Senator Stone Stricken in Washington
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri suffered an attack while en route to the Capitol. He was taken to a hospital with his condition described as critical given his age. at the time he chaired the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee and the reelection treaty work continued.
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Washington
D. C
William J. Stone
Missouri
Eporta
Stone
Senate
Chaimman
Foreign Affairs Committee
Market Close Rally Tumbles Amid Mixed Steel Shares
Furnd ahead by wire from Sa Bias 01 Guy Apeconda. Amators Chino Copper and Corn Products show varied activity. Leather and hides firm weak with mixed results across Lackawanna Midvale and Grade Baker. UB toot Okan Goper ree Wiltya Overland Vinelate Chomtoal noted in brief.
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Sa & Bias
Guy Apeconda
Lackawanna
Midvale
Gtadebaker
Toot Okan Goper Ree Wiltya Overland
W W Leaders Tarred and Feathered in Abordven
By United Preem Abordven Washington April 10 six W W leaders were seized from their headquarters by a mob at dawn. They were dragged a short distance, tarred and feathered, and left with a brutal warning. The mob later raided the rooms of five other I W W members, forcing oaths and burning materials.
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United Preem
Wash
W. W
Third Liberty Loan Progressing at Top Speed
Washington April 11 The Third Liberty Loan drive proceeds at top speed with a minimum one billion dollars likely to be oversubscribed. Federal Reserve districts report high subscriptions while Boston announces 7500 Liberty Loan posters. Britain’s loan and 120 American officers join in the effort as the War Department notes early over subscriptions across towns.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Federal Reserve
Ted Hoen
Boston
Great Britain
War Department
Aimilar
Department
Aru Ted
Wren
Mutiny in German Army Camp at Beverloo Reported
Mutiny alleged in the German military camp at Beverloo with reports from Bekylin frontier officials. Details indicate discontent and officer involvement. Reports suggest instability within the Oberkommando as authorities seek clarity on events and potential political implications.
Government issues new priority order for war industries
Washington April 1 The War Industries Board released a broad priority ruling to prevent interdepartmental conflicts in war activity and to conserve labor raw materials and transport. Candy and auto industries are listed as hard hit under the measure while broader manufacturing falls under federal control to protect war production.
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Washington
Ander
War Industries Board
Uinea Tor
United States
Wedaral
Recruiting Officers Here Tomorrow in Corry
Recruiting officers Sengis Edmondson will arrive at the Erie Recruiting station and plan a rally in Corry to enlist for all branches of the Hagniar Army. They will be at the Chamber of Commerce office and are authorized to enlist ages 18 to 41. Last month Corry locals Ropersburger Scally Gravino trained at camps. James Crown offers his services to the recruiters for arrangements.
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Edmondson
Erie
Corry
Andaloo
Chamber of Comsree
Hagniar Army
Léniis Ropersburger
James T. Scally
Frank J. Gravino
James
Bititgen
Apt
Stebblow
Atores
Sorgl
Sengt
Uoylg
Lori
U S Troops Clash With Mexican Raiders on Rio Grande
U S troops fought Mexican raiders this morning as bands attempted to cross the Rio Grande into American towns and ranches. The action occurred south of El Paso near Fort Mancoek. reinforcements were sent, but details are scarce and casualty information is not available.
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U. S
Rio Grande
United Press
Vancock
Texas
el Paso
Ft iMancoek
Ita
Mostran
United States
First Report Bond Sale in Cory
The Whind Liberty Loan drive begins in Cory with early subscriptions topping $4000 by Saturday. City committees organize ward campaigns as hopes rise to reach 174100 in bond sales and kickoff activity expands across districts this week.
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Cory
Corry
National Bank of Corry
Davyson Olmatend
Mulla Smith
Coueh
Stark
Morgaridge
Crown
Heavy Casualty List From War Department Report
Washington April 10 The war department released a large casualty list today detailing the latest losses. The list includes 12 killed in action, three dead from wounds, eleven dying from wounds, seven dead from other causes, twenty four severely wounded, and two missing in action.
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Washington
War Department
Ist
Actlon
Dinesis
Abeldenta
Corry Rod and Gun Club to Hold Important Meeting
A Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting is called for Friday at 8 o'clock in the Horn Ride UGT room. All members should attend as preparations for the annual event contests will be discussed. Matters for the fishing hunting departments will also be addressed.
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Corry Too
U GT Rooma
Officer Locke Resigns After Service in Local Police Dept
Omiger William Locke resigns from the posts. Officer Phil Lip Bagley began duty late. Diller Locke quit yesterday. The department expresses regret and notes Locke’s efficient service while considering offers from Trin and PAIR.
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William Locke
Postes Free
Phillip Bagley
Diller Locke
Trin
Ifrom
Locke
Oflgar
Mony
Focal Department
Come Across and Buy a Bond Says Uncle Sam Peach
A spirited wartime pamphlet urges readers to buy Liberty bonds as a patriotic duty. It promises profit and victory over the Kaiser, portraying bond purchases as clever, safe, and accessible through a direct call to action. The text emphasizes national unity and financial support for the war effort.
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Uncle Sam
England U S Divide Looms in War Policy Debate
Washington reports focus on Lloyd George weathering rebellion over conscription in Ireland and Britain’s use of forces. The piece notes President Wilson's pledge to move American troops quickly to the front with increasing U S involvement. It expects Ireland to accept conscription amid opposition and foresees a growing American role in the next two to three months.
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United Prean
Washington, D. C
Allley Algo
Washington
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Wilson
England
Trebond
Ireland
Gough
Turner
St. Quentin
Britain
France
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Unl
America
Death of J Bachofner in Corry area
Jaco Bachofner aged 89 died this morning at 8 10 at his daughter Susie Kirach’s East Pleasant Street home after a long illness. He leaves five sons and three daughters including Nicholas Bachofner Mahoningtown Jaco Bite fale N Y and three daughters Susie Rinpohiy Corry Ida Mourton and Magt R Wattenberg Cincinnati Ohio. Native of Farldorf Canton Zurich Switzerland he had lived in the county for many years and was a member of Ste Paula and Ghureh churches.
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Jaco Bachomer
Yerta
Susie Kirach
East Pleasant Street
Aha
Nicholas Banhomer
Mahoningtown
Jaco
Bitefale
N. Yij Henry
Ernest
R. A. Bachqmer
Mra
Suste Rinpohiy
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