More Important Towns Captured In Redacted Front Dispatch
London reports the British advance toward Cambrai with gains north of Fhelme and the capture of Gonneliou near the Wind enbyrne line. French forces claim Mon Haut secured with heavy German losses. Artillery duels and raids stretch from Craonne to Rhonys as French and British actions press the German line.
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London
Cambrai
Windenbyrne
Gonnolley
Patswultturt
Mon Haut
Paris
Mon Haute
Aisne
Craonne
Rhonys
Juyoncourt
Gonrey
Malyson
Vacant Lots In City Largely Rented For Summer Gardening
Committees of the Board of Commerce surveyed vacant lots and found most have been rented or will be used by owners for gardening this summer. The first ward canvas shows similar conditions in other wards, with little remaining unused land. The effort aims to map the few remaining lots and match them with applicants who want to grow vegetables.
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Board of Commerce
Unustaan Boon yOengral
Universal
Corry
Bride to be Miss Wentworth hosted West Pleasant gathering
Miss Gertrude Fielde entertained friends at her West Pleasant street home in honor of Miss Ming Leata Wentworth as she prepares to wed Leon Lindsley Gifts were presented to the bride to be and a three course lunch followed by games and an enjoyable evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Fielde
West Pleasant Street
Ming
Leata Wentworth
Leon Lindsley
Wentworth
Houtos
Flags of Britain and France to fly over capital buildings
The article reports British and French flags to be displayed over state park buildings and government entries to mark Allied unity. It notes ceremonies at the capital and a special display by war and navy departments, celebrating the history of allied collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brewis
Standard Screw Plant Not Crippled After Strike
Officiary reports Standard Screw Up to Hin morning that the plant would operate normally after a partial day strike by several workers. By Monday a night shift is set to start, with most positions filled again. production not curtailed. Many who quit yesterday have applied for former roles. some remained on duty as normal.
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Steikorn
Alapany
Hia Mearning
Argentina Demands Reparations Over Monte Vrotogideo Sinking
Argentina presses Berlin for full reparation after the Monte Vrotogideo sinking. The Nacion claims war could follow if the German government rejects the demand. Uruguay reports mobilization as the German revolution in Brazil grows. Censorship remains tight with no further details released.
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United Pron
Wienod Ayers
Arsgentine
Heriin
Nacion
Uruguay
Anovice
Brazil
Bragi
Merkle Sold to Chicago Cubs for Cincinnati Debut
United Press reports Fred Merkle, Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman, sold to the Chicago Cubs. Merkle will debut with Chicago in Cincinnati tomorrow. The purchase price was described as large, but exact figures were not disclosed.
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United Prem
Chicago
Fred Merkle
Brooklyn Dodgers
Subs
Merkle
Cubs
Cincinnati
Markin
Military draft list exceeds four hundred names
A fragment describes a national effort compiling military age men for possible draft and mobilization. It notes the total listed did not fall far from four hundred, with emphasis on unmarried men and those of military age, amid community calls for national service.
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Lot Post Office
Ulew
Navy
War Departments
Fine Display Of New Auto Accessories At Store Window
A showcase of auto accessories is described including battery packs, special motor patterns, lighting, and galvanizing parts. The display aims to attract customers with a late evening lighting effect and practical demonstrations of the products in use.
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Rogers
Shuss Kre
Thair
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Over Budget Stalemate
Lisbon April 2 The entire Portuguese cabinet has resigned following the failure of the chamber of deputies to support measures for establishing a national budget. The move comes after weeks of political crisis as ministers step down and calls grow for a new government.
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United Prew
Lisbon
Por‘goons
Becxmine
Charmbor
One Killed in Accident Near Warren
A Warren area accident claimed one life when a worker was fatally injured aboard a plane at a facility near Warren Hospital. The blast and ensuing injuries occurred during a distressing incident at the worksite, with emergency responders rushing the victim to hospital care. Four other employees reportedly sustained injuries, with one listed in serious condition as authorities investigate the cause and sequence of events.
Churchill Urges U S Troops in War Effort
London reports former Admiralty official Winston Uren calls for American troops to join British forces. He says Americans in U S uniforms on the front would bolster the fight for supremacy, adding momentum to the Allied struggle ongoing for years.
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London
Winston Uren
Kali
World War News and Allied Notes From April Reports
United Tenn dispatches from Washington and London summarize April events: Balfour’s British envoy arrival raises anxiety over German threats near U S shores. German destroyers sunk during Dover bombardment with several officers saved. seven guardsmen and eight unknown men fled from State Fairgrounds after two loiterers were arrested. Belgian steamer Kongtly sunk with 19 Americans aboard. Counts Tarnowski and party guaranteed safe conduct as they seek asylum from Vienna.
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United Tenn
Washington
Arthur jRalfours
New Yorke
State Department
Eritt
Ken Pasmge
Sity United Press
Famdon
Dover
Admiralty
Bon
Niin
Columbus
Ctvalry
United Pres
Local Board Seeks Farm Labor Aid This Spring
The local board asks for community support to secure farm labor for the spring work period. It outlines hours, lodging, pay, and potential wage subsidies, urging residents to assist those in need and to submit applications for help promptly.
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Hadiriot
Woxing Lee
Department of Lior
Sania
Juureon
Ulus
Finan
Wlittin
United Staty Toru Langer
Orion
Corry Board of
Gonmnuiren
Runaway Horses Tear Through Wagon Morning
A wagon tent owned by Mr. Maxon east of the Hush Matchery in Me ran away after one horse frightened another. Both horses bolted with the wagon, occupants escaped unharmed. They trailed onto Smith Street Pennsylvania tracks before being checked and brought to the city. The wagon suffered minor damage as the trees were broken. Mr. and Mrs. Mason were taken to the city by automobile.
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Maxon
Hus von Wu
Hush Matchery
Mason
Mennsylvania
Smith Street
Benefit for Columbus Free Library Reading Event
Keen Horton Wiiger will read a tale at the Columbus Free Library benefit next Wednesday. Funds raised support library operations and a new fundraiser has been organized with community volunteers and local sponsors.
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Benefit For Columbus Free Library
Keen Horton Wiiger
Chevy
Wienti
Calli
Voliinjias
Mook Charehy
Preiente
Garry Data Cabemine
Carggor
Brazil to Work With United States to Aid War Effort
A garbled United Press report states Brazil will cooperate with the United States and deliver military supplies to support Allied nations. The fragment mentions Taniero and Himatiiii government indicating a cooperation stance and furnishing resources.
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Brazil
United States
United Press
Rip Fy Taniero
Tha
Himatiiii
Farniulely
Ster
Aleen Blain
Purity Club In Session At Hurley Event
After weeks of silence the Purity Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Honsted on North Center street with Davly and D J Alexander announcing a campaign opening at the corner of Congress and Center streets marked by a red flare. The Mappletons attended and the group played bridge while plans for a large campaign drive were discussed as trenches and communications lines were described. Roy Storer reported a daughter born to Lanora Atherton.
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Fort Vite
Morris Honsted
North Center
Davly
D. J. Alexaner
Suint
Erautik
Congress and
Cinitor
Arcanum Wins Final Decision In Turbulent Case
Unclear OCR text references Arcanum and a final decision involving multiple figures and locations. The fragment mentions a general committee, a county order, and named individuals including Hower Whigins and Geraint Liles. Details are obscured by garbled text, but core takeaway is Arcanum securing a decisive ruling amid countywide activity and alleged authority actions.
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Lorul
Renpaaouti Hive
Turhy
Texat Armani
Diuy Wenthory
Connie
Joe Raumthiire
Royal Arcam Sanity
Alos Ul
Imany
Liquor Smuggling Probe Targets Dry Towns
Report outlines authorities in Ceawrond and Vilmangr investigating alcohol shipments to dry towns. Youths from Trusvtile and nearby communities allegedly transport bottles and illicit goods on morning trains to Corey. A recent case mentions a resident buying over fifty pints for easy resale, with warnings issued to ward off further violations. Weather forecast notes fair tonight, cooler tomorrow.
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Jeu
Wiontlannd
Corey
Young
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