Germans Press British Lines in Twenty Mile Front
British defenses in Flanders face renewed German assaults along a twenty mile front as reports say German forces push toward Ypres and bring heavy fighting to surrounding towns. British counterattacks north of Givenchy report limited gains as German offensives continue with high casualties on both sides.
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Haly Teporta
Merville
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Neve
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Sanders
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Hindenburg
United Press
London
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Hun
Cox
United Preas
Simims
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Lys Canal
Ammentieres
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Wouth
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Amiena
Gosta
Glyenohy
Arran Itera
Brit Doh
Dublin reports on Home Rule plan from Irish convention
London April 42 The Irish convention today adopted a plan for governing Ireland proposing an Irish parliament with full powers over legislation administration and taxation The convention recommends a two chamber assembly with 64 Senate seats and 200 in the House of Commons The Senate would represent counties universities peerage labor commerce and industry Lloyd George pledged any plan approved by Dublin would be granted status and the report notes broad support Though the text is garbled the core idea is a self government framework for Ireland under British parliament control if acceptable, with ongoing debate on conscription and policy.
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London
Ireland
Tisterttes
Senate
Seudra
Loyd Gorge
Jbe
Labor to Support The Nation in London April Dispatch
In London on April 12 James Wilson, prominent American labor lender, declared that American labor is ready to extend a hand to German labor once penchants send out word. Wilson stated American labor will spend its last dollar and shed its last drop of blood to support the nation.
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London
Penonts
Janes Wilson
Tto
Wilson
German Plotter Is Captured After Hostile Action
An unnamed German plotter is reported captured following an attempted attack. The report notes the operative was neutralized by allied forces and held for interrogation. A large British steamer, Malle a Gtascow, is mentioned as routing oil from Liverpool.
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Gormas
Hain
Contested Gubernatorial Nominations Stir Pennsylvania Primary
April 1 Harelaburg reports a heated party battle as withdrawals close at 4 PM and petitions spring up for both parties. Woodward of Avhland and Houck from Allegany press to join the ballot, with four Republican and three Democratic hopefuls seeking the governor nomination amid a crowded field and last minute filings.
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Untess
Dian Otra
Guiness
Nona
Han Tut
Woodwards
Jamesd
Will
Paul Houck
Furtuner Woodward
Avhland
Houok
Guibernaton Uy Om
Uiree
Blankenburg Dies in Philadelphia After Brief Illness
Former mayor Blankenburg, a long time figure in city politics, died today at home in Philadelphia after a short illness. The passing ends a lengthy career with ties to local government and civic leadership.
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Dy United Press
Philadorp
Blankenbyrg
Stanford Hose Elects New Officers For Year
The Stanford Howe Company meeting drew a strong turnout and elected officers for the year. President Paul W. Stone, Vice President Harry Bart, Secretary-Treasurer Wallace Cornwall, Trustees Roy Tokerson, Joseph Yuignon, and James Novittes, Assistant Royerman Manicothn Pirot, Harry Wat See, Wesley Piero as assistant.
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Stanford Howe Company
Paul W. Stone
Viow Prositini
Harry Bart
Wallace Cornwall
Roy Tokerson
Josephl Yuignon
James Novittes
Roraman
Manic
Hindenburg Wounded in Explosion Wound Report
London April 12 United Press reports Hindenburg commander of the German air force was treated in a private hospital in Berlin following a light wound from the explosion aboard the airship. An allied aviator is credited with the impact, according to a dispatch from Zurich.
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United Preaw
London
von “Hindenburg
Buwssbure
Erie County War Stamp Committee Hails Corry Pace
Chairman Spencer of the Erie County War Stamp Committee phoned Secretary Crown to praise Corry for leading the city in thrift stamp sales. He notes Corry’s per capita rate of $4.00 sets a record among communities and suggests the plan could influence broader support if proven.
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Spencer
Erie County War Stan Committee
Crown
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Corry
Corry Soldier to Be Honored by City Memorial Plans
Corry prepares to honor the memory of Sgt. Paulson Pantson, a local sergeant who died of pneumonia while serving with Company A, 112th Regiment. The funeral plans and memorial services are being coordinated by the Corry Board of Commerce and the City Commission, with arrival times for the body yet to be confirmed. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paulson of Corry.
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James Mureiny Fumpamrock
Auginstiya
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Init
Sigriy
Bawa Hospital
Pant Hu
Otelowk
Anil
Sexeron Glenn Liwrenes Paulsen
Taylson
Murrin
Glenn Talyronce Pantson
Mra
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Hong
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Paulson
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Panison
Sanger
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Furtene
Company 14
112Th
Corry Company
Corry Board of Comerce
State Armory
Fentson
Mmce
Pat
Bee Men Gather in City Beekeeping Demonstration Planned
An announcement notes an upcoming beekeeping event in this city on May 1 with speaker Mr Ren and demonstrations by state experts to promote bee prosperity. A related visit by Mr Lillie between tidy towns is planned for May 13 to use his farm for displays. Nearby towns expect many beemen to attend and a market report is on page six. Meanwhile the Paulson family suffers illness and travel, with Harry Clyde and John Paulson noted in local news and a newborn infant referenced.
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Asry
Liv Aris Gta
Fdhidheon
Measuit
Nis
Lillie
Ream and York Dissolve Partnership in Me York
Announcement in The Journal that the firm of Ream and York has dissolved their partnership. Ream remains in Me York at the West Mali Street store, with plans unclear for the future. York will continue in retail grocery in the same city. Final dissolution completed this morning. Ream exited from the store yesterday.
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Ane
York
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Viow
Corry
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Auyue
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Servien
York Hay
Corry Boy In France Reported Safe Arrival
Mrs P Melt receives word that her son Richard O Felm is in France with the Aviation branch of the U S Army Air Service. Weather tonight and Saturday unsettled with cold conditions expected in the area.
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P. ©. Melt
Richard O. Fiem
The
1 & Service
Third War Loan Poem Warns Kaiser Bill
A wartime verse mocks Kaiser Bill and urges support for the ongoing three billion dollar loan. It notes two prior Liberty loans have already been issued and hints at continued fundraising while framing the bonds as Yankee money opposing the enemy. The piece blends patriotism with social pressure to participate in the war effort.
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Kaiser Bill
Uncle Sam
Base Opinion On Past Experience
Washington April 12 The Herman expresses a cautious view on Allied and American war strategy. The piece discusses potential German moves, urging firmness in drive decisions and noting rising costs and withdrawals. It compares current assessments to past dug-in fighting and considers possible shifts toward Catalay.
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Washington
B.C
Herman
Cutis
Catala
France
Paris
Mulcher Wein
Recruiting Officer Stationed Here Open for Applicants
Surg James R Boyle and Private Herbert G Williams of the Crind States Army Recruiting Station in Uniearrheo, Carty, yesterday, by courtesy of the Board of Commerce and Industry. The office on South Canterbury Road operates daily offering opportunities for young men with gas engine knowledge or desire to pursue government fields. Private Williams will meet applicants evenings to provide full information and guidance.
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James R. Boyle
Herbert G. Williame
Crind” States
Ui Uniearrheo
Carty
Board of Commerce and Industry
South Cauter Yirael
Privain Williams
Thi
Williams
Healy
New Motor Funeral Car Arrives in Corry
The elegant motor hearse ordered by Alexander & Co arrived in Corry from Piqua Ohio last evening. D J Alexander drove it here on one day’s trip over mostly fine roads with minor rough stretches. The new funeral car is the first motor driven vehicle of its kind here and adds to the complete equipment of the funeral directors. It drew much attention at its arrival and is expected to attract steady interest from the community.
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Piqua
Ohio
D. Jlexander
Thors Trou Erle
Corry
Ima
Titin Rm
Tine Eral
Ita ‘c
Thore Jas
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