Germans launch new offensive against Russian lines in Poland
London April 18 Germans have mounted a tow offensive against the Russians in Poland with movement from Suwalle to Ossowetz. Unofficial dispatches report heavy bombardment and large artillery fire. Russians claim counterattacks near Suwalle and Ossowetz, with German forces taking some positions and prisoners. Sweden protests over patrols near the Swedlat coast. Reports also mention potential potato and alcohol supply disruptions and a Septic loan installment payment delay influencing rumors of neutral shifts.
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London
Poland
Suwallel
Hong
Petrograd
Tiohrfera
Ravilan
Starta
Ossowetz
Swedlat
Halmstadt
Swaen
Germany
Bofla
Garmany
Bulzwila
Weather-Walt Tonight and Wednesday Near Freezing
The forecast warns near freezing temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Strong winds are not indicated and no precipitation is expected. Stay warm and monitor changes as the cold air moves in from the north. Local residents should prepare by safeguarding outdoor pipes and jackets.
300 Are Drowned in Jap Mine
Three hundred paunds are reported drowned today when galleries beneath the wall in the Shimononlla mine collapsed. The mine was in operation at the time.
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Tolo
Ba Cowl
Shimononlla
Civic League met yesterday in Corry room
The Woman's Improvement League held a postponed meeting yesterday afternoon in the Associated Charities room at 101 162 East Main Street. Officers were re elected unanimously: President Mrs M. Jum Math Vice President Mrs Eugene Ami don Recording Secretary and Treasurer Mrs James Richards Ward officials and committee chairs named. Plans include waste paper disposal and a May Clean Up Day. A Parcel Sale was postponed to next meeting April 20 at Mt H church parlors. Welcome invitations extended to Corry's homekeeping supporters and thanks given to Associated Charities for room use. Readers asked to report vacant lot ownership willing to be cultivated to Mrs Randall H Palmar 8612 North Center Street.
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Trenansrer
Cardindera
Mt. H. Church
Pluaunnt
Corry
Associated Charities
First Avenue
Randal H. Palmar
North Center Street
G K Carl Dies After Illness In Corry Ohio
G K Carl died last evening at his home on North Center Street after a months long illness from grip and complications due to age. Born in Ohio in 1833 he moved to Corry in 1882 and served in the 7th Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Survived by his wife and two children, funeral services are set for Thursday at his home with Post 70 G A R in attendance.
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Seong
Carl Passen
Tin Hore
North Center Street
Grip
Carl
Ohio
Corry
7Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Batlea
Cedar Mountain
Port Republi
Winchester
Wine Ridge
Gettyburg
Deceuised
Frank Carl
Cleveland
Edward ‘Sands
Thin City
Vellus
Sodge
Silver Creek Depot Robbery Rumors Surface
Detective William Cleve land rushes to Silver Creek after a reported Pennsylvania and Lake Shore station break in. The safe may have been blown. details are scarce. Police in Buffalo and the railroad police have detained several suspects and plan two more arrests within a week as investigations focus on an organized gang and a major trial.
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PR. R
William Cleveland
Silver Creek
Pennsylvania and
Lake Shore
Pinxoland
Buffalo
Vietally
Severt
Pannay
City approves $9,500 bond issue for paving West Washington
At a city commission meeting a $9,500 bond issue for paving West Washington Street from P. H. to Wayne Street and Wayne Street to Easel Street was approved after a heated discussion. The bonds will be General Improvement bonds, twenty years at four percent, issued after four weeks of advertisement. The Pennsylvana Railroad Company notes no immediate plans to proceed with toll road projects. The Home Protection Lodge held an anniversary meeting with music games and refreshments.
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Penn
Ordinries
West Washington
P. H. KR
Wayne Stroaf
Wayne
Eases Street
Alyg Givan
Pennsylvana Railroad Company
Toll Road of
Fields
City Commission
General Improvement
Honda
Home Protection Lodge
Halloran settles costs and goes free
Pablok Halloran, the stranger taken off Pepamy train No 64 yesterday, faced Alder man Porter after a reported attempt to smile at conductor Stone. A Battle Detor tive and city police said Halloran sought to settle the matter by paying costs, but witnesses noted his confused mental state and well dressed appearance with several certificates of investments. The case ended with Halloran paying costs and leaving for Pittsburgh.
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Pablok Halloran
Amtomm
W. Stone
Porter
Devoush
Brony
Nurk Gray
Fiselty
Pennsylvania
Srtren
Stickney
East Liberty
Mittaburgh
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Walt
Warter
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First National Bank
Warren
Rcmp Sushil
Civic League
G. K. Carl
Whorgh K. Carl
Washington Street
Halloran
Conductor Stone
Oil City
Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
Citizens National Bank
J. J. Desmond
G.H. Barlow
JL. West
H.W. Parker
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