British Enter Third Phase of Flanders Offensive
Allied armies press the broadened assault along the Western Front in Flanders as British advance extends lines in a coordinated operation. Reported gains include deeper penetration and continued momentum, with French British and American commanders optimistic about a decisive push against German defenses.
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Lloyd George Speech Claims British War Progress Against Bolsheviki
Premier Lloyd George proclaims Britain is smashing through Bolshevik resistance as Allied forces advance. He asserts renewed resolve, predicts swift action, and vows no apology for Britain's role in the war. Report notes heavy Allied advances and German setbacks amid battles across multiple fronts.
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Erie gas hearing date advanced to September six
Negotiations to move the Pennsylvania Gas case hearing in Erie aim to resume in September. The Publishervice Commission postponed the case to allow a timely decision before the onset of bad weather. City counsel says the move could extend the time to implement any ruling, risking continued gas shortages this spring and fall. Weather remains partly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Two New Draft Calls Issued By Union City Board
Union City draftboard issues two new calls. One for ten thousand men to report at Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia beginning August 26. The other calls nearby men for Cas Lew Virginia during a three day period ending August 23. Some districts expect August 26 as the main date with induction through early September. A death in Jackson this morning marks the funeral of the niece of Mr and Mrs Dell Jackson.
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More B C Memberships Are Received Steadily
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and related committees report steady growth in memberships. Four new pledges were recorded today along with additional applications from GH Cae dor Vi 8 GG Barker PP Grete Jor f Austin BO Hell JJ Newlun and A J Munger as the organization moves toward a larger roster.
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Gerard to Speak in Erie on August 19th
Gerard, former ambassador from the Whltud Stak in Germany, is billed to address the Erie meeting on August 19. The report notes his close ties to the foreign department and his wartime stance against aggression, highlighting the significance of his speech amid ongoing global tensions. Also mentioned is the U S expeditionary forces paper The Stars and Stripes and a note on Dr. A H Gunton’s Philadelphia to Meadsville visit.
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Weaver Writes Three Wounded in Battle Tale
Fragmentary report quotes a Volter letter from Corp Uugh Wower, detailing three wounded from Co A 119th Regiment. It notes the encounter occurred two days prior, with all injuries described as non fatal though severe, and praises the resilience of soldiers and civilians amid hardship.
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Melting Pot Filling at Wright Store Window
The melting pot at Wright Store fills rapidly as jewelry and metal urns are contributed by townsfolk. Volunteers plan to pack and mail items for shipment Monday, aiming to raise funds for the Red Cross. totals will be announced once the pot is weighed.
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Community Social Nets Raise Funds For Local Red Cross Gold
The Community Social Nets committee filed its financial statement showing total expenditures and donations around 2108 dollars. Audited figures list contributors including local churches and businesses, with a final charge of 4108 dollars for the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross. Local officials and community leaders thanked Mayor C T Alexander and supporters for the event.
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Regiment Held Reunion Here Today
The 40th annual reunion of the 11th Pennsylvania Volunteers drew nearly forty veterans to the event. Officers were elected with Progidoni John Lang Meadville as president and Joseph Huytes Meadville as secretary.
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Crowder Calls 130000 Registrants for Service
United Press reports General Crowder in Washington calls 100000 white registrants to entrain from states August 26 to 30 for training. He also orders 20207 color registrants to depart for training camps August 22 to 24. Today's mobilization adds to existing orders.
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303 Listed as Missing in Action
United Press reports 303 names listed as missing in action from the Marine Corps and other units. The release names several missing sailors and wounded personnel, outlining casualties and ongoing inquiries while noting incomplete official lists and pending identifications.
Program To Be Given By Miss Fuller
A school or community evening program arranged by Misa Mullen features a list of musical pieces and readings. The program includes works by Rossini and Sousa with selections such as The Star Spangled Banner and a recitation. Performers and conductors are named in a festive presentation at South Center Street location.
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Union City to Pave Two Mile Road System
Union City will pave two miles of road from North Main and Perry streets to near the Waterford road bridge. The project covers two townships and 18 feet within city limits, with costs split 50 percent by the state, 28 percent by the county, 25 percent by townships or city, and 10 percent potentially assessed to abutting property owners.
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