France arrival signals prolonged Allied effort in war
Reports allege a soldier named Carr from Company A served on the western front and has arrived in France, with officials asserting Allied forces can hold for ten months. Local advisories note counter-revolutionists rejected Braxt while weather forecasts predict showers near Lake Erie and cool conditions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herold Care
Mra
Eugene Dowslon
Nirigham
France
Carr
Company A
Rusa
Waa
Germany
Brocktolm
Hla Imother
American ship defeats submarine in Atlantic action
An American ship defeated a large German submarine after a prolonged exchange at sea, forcing the submarine to submerge. The battle caused fatalities among the ship’s crew and followed a prior encounter in January. The navy department released the report detailing the engagement and losses.
Corr y Boys Sent to Fort Thomas for Draft
Four Corry boys are selected by the local draft board to report to Fort Thomas Kentucky on Saturday. Names include Louis Decker Merle Long and others with alternates James Leroy Phillips William M Joyner and more. They depart by the Erie railroad at 9 a m Saturday morning possibly to Newport Kentucky after Cleveland.
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Erin
Merle Long
Corry
Toms B. Fansen
New Castle
Hhmor Kirenee Shasa
Coney
Albert C. Cumbler
Union City
Liwerenes W. Fuller
Witteburg
Thenlore Barton Feicher
Buller Herbert
King
Mintontown
Ora IC
Puller
North Baar
James Leroy Phillips
Watttahung
William M. Joyner
Thoms
Newport
Arie Railroad
Seth
Crown Baking Company Sets Daily Bread Record
The Crown Baking Company yesterday baked a record 3000 loaves daily on orders from local grocers. The firm has built a strong trade in the area and nearby towns while meeting federal requirements under wartime restrictions.
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Crown Baking Company
Tha Gotty Con
Crown Gompany
Third loan total here now 132750 and more urged
The notice reports a campaign drive with loan totals reaching 132750 and mentions further sums 20050 40000 and 3900 as part of the effort. It notes expected heavy subscriptions and a push through the campaign period with goals toward a final tally.
Captain Osborne Addresses Large Methodist Audience
Captain Albert Osborne of the British Red Cross spoke at First Methodist Church to a crowded gathering. He described Mesopotamian service, wartime duties, and the need for Red Cross supplies, noting losses and broader relief efforts as he prepares to resume active service. Miss Gertrude Field left for Pittsburgh to enter nurse training, and Troy, injured in a bicycle fall, attended Sunday services.
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United Pyeoan
Lviv
Tarra
Linore
Howe
Lowe
Irange
Russia
Batrograd
Moscow
Multod
Joseph Shuplon
Wasa
Trotsky
Pan-Nxaautive Council
British
Americay
Tapanesa
Red Cross
First Methodist Church
Albert Osborne
Turgy
First Methodist
Ehired
Midsop
Osborne
Mesapotania
Prine
Osborne Wan
Altoniy
Maude
Cay
Axaty
Bagiad
Guptain Osborne
Gertrude Field
Pittsburgh
Nurses Raining School
West Pann Hospital
Ilia Troy
Nation Urges Public Rally For Third Liberty Loan Effort
A distressed wartime plea from Wawlilaisto urges nationwide support for the Third Liberty Loan. Officials report bond subscriptions show movement but totals remain below targets, with Treasury and local leaders pushing for stronger public response and higher purchases to sustain war financing.
Fifty eight Casualties Reported Today
Fifty eight casualties listed today from Wiebligston area reports identify the Ager Joan troops de Fries as the fallen. The Atey AWH 9s Dairttys liven Seiftedd Ingation suffer multiple deaths and severe wounds in ongoing engagement, with stigtlys noted among the wounded.
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Wiebligston
PC Apel
Ager Joan Troops
de Fries
Wap Pegabooms
Preparations for May Party By Hospital Auxiliary
A thin slate committee chaired by Mrs George No Hoberts prepares a May party for the Hospital Auxiliary. The program includes a vocal solo by Mrs Dawson Olstond and Liberty Choirs. Then a patriotic program features posters and songs urging bond purchases and liberty. Entertainment ends with Twilight prayers and a may morning item.
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George No Hoberts
Dawson Olstond
Walna
Ali Greietty
No Dol
Lalbartye Malls N del Harting
Talbeeey Cherits Llvine
Sly Daddy
Doly
Cue Sabler
Vooul
Soto
Lot
Goon
Bosword
Uyson Olmstand
Orchistra
Wheat Crop Will Exceed Estimates
Washington dispatch reports the Spring wheat yield to exceed the Department of Agriculture forecast by twenty to thirty percent. Telegraphic reports to the Food Administration indicate the winter wheat crop will total at least 140,000,000 bushels more than the earlier forecast.
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Washington
Department of Agricultre
Food Administration Athday
Muthentle
Corry Chapter Meets in Evening Session
The Corry Ret Coss chapter held a weekly executive board meeting last night with eight members present. Reports covered war relief drives, donations totaling multiple lists, and plans for Home Nursing enrollment and Pony project fundraising. the chair urged full attendance and personal responsibility to avoid leaving work to a few members.
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Corry
Wier
Ehanen
Ds Notary
Girlin
Concord Miige
Geer
San
Heningwae
Puy Valley
Corry Chaptar Balwean
Avery
Bureau
Bnoe
Permirizinn
Frank
Reymond
Chiral
Weuxor
Waehington
Pinelweses
Essocutive ‘Board
Unis Board
Submarine fires on life boats after sinking ship
London reports that a German submarine fired on lifeboats from the American vessel Niner Orange. About 210 aboard were rescued with only three crew members missing, as survivors recall the attack ten minutes after a torpedo truce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Oronso
Police Chief Issues Traffic Warning in City
The Police Chief warns of heightened traffic enforcement starting today after a string of reckless driving incidents. He notes complaints from residents across multiple streets and says authorities will act aggressively to curb dangerous driving and reduce incidents citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
WuNiti
Po Jce
Alti Artyars
Univers
Serine Trate
City Streets Must Be Kept Clean Says Commerce Board
The Hoard of Commera received requests urging action on street conditions. Sunday many downtown streets were dirty and filled with debris after rain. The Board urged individual care to prevent waste and urged cooperation to improve conditions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commeras
Cty
Wilim
Board of Commerce
Crowd at Troop Train Last Night
A large crowd gathered at the depot to bid farewell to Eris county draftees arriving on a special train. Draftees were reported to join at Union City for final instructions, then return with family gifts and boxes of homefront supplies.
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Eris County
Union City
Hera
Stephenry Laéiuli
Robert “Clthart
Ross
Wittiam
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