British and French advance in double offensive across towns
Allied forces press forward on a wide front from the North Sea to the Rhine, capturing towns and villages as British and French units drive a major offensive. German resistance slows but front-wide gains continue with heavy Allied momentum and reports of substantial allied casualties and reinforcements.
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Corry Evening Journal
Serait
Amelie
Pinto Uriah Gyant
Yirl Wowern
Veo
von Lydon
Manny Thapos
Albert Th
Aviua
Londo
Asti
o'Cruch
Miley
Othion Pices
Priwrie
United Pron
Washington
Roy
Shah Maoh
Chia
Tony
United Prews
Washtington
Bruno
Randy Tor Tino
Alliog
Entira
North Sea
Rheinin
Lena
Submarine Pirates Harass Atlantic Fishing Fleet
A Canadian port report notes submarines in the Atlantic, attacking small boats. The raiders reportedly seize a prize vessel and attack a fishing boat crew near the coast, using two guns to approach and board targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pron
Deray
Atantic Mayo
Spanish Ultimatum to Berlin Sparks Diplomatic Tension
A Madrid report via United Press states Spain sent a note to Germany demanding action on recent events. The note accuses Berlin of aggression and outlines Spain's stance on Turkish and other regional issues. The communication emphasizes a firm but temporary stance until Germany responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madrid
Carman Gov
Germin Wuaatinny
Interna Ae Spa
Market Prices Rise On Opening Wave At New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange opened higher with broad gains led by steel and shipping shares. United States Steel advanced amid steady demand while Liberty Bond issues traded higher as traders eyed early afternoon activity and market breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
New York
New York Exchange
United Staten Steel
Liberty
American Red Cross Mission Reaches Vladivostok With Supplies
Dispatches from London report a detachment of the American Red Cross arrived at Vladivostok bringing 70 000 pounds of hospital supplies and a large personnel. The shipment was received after mobilization of relief efforts via Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Vladivostok
United Proms
London
Tedrosa
Tokio
Snappy Baseball Game Promised by Titusville Duel
A fast Saturday clash between Titusville DRB team and an opponent is set for 2:15 PM after recent ties. Locals anticipate a lively, crowd-filled ball game with strong hitters and sharp defense as both sides push for a decisive win.
Work or Fight Order Leads to Detentions
Two men were picked up by police under the work or fight order and released on promises to return to work. The force continues the drag net for noncompliance, with county and federal offices handling custody and placement. If they fail to stay employed, they face the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil Naveral
Eriv
Leon Warnll
Express Men Get Increase at American Railway Ex
The American Railway Express Company granted a July 1 pay raise for all employees. Agents report back pay distributed to 15 route men led by C. J. Banga, with increases from 25 to 30 percent. Route men earning $60 now receive $80, others gain 15 to 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway
Ageut
C.J. Banga
Call for Registration Draft Board Announces Registration
The draft board announces registration details for men turning 21 this year. The notice lists dates and times for registration at the Morrw Building in a city, with hours from early morning to evening and reminders that those turning 18 must comply with Selective Service rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrw
Barthday
Keven-o'elock
FEM
Aneuairi Jeivot
Three Lists of Casualties Issued Today
A chaotic OCR fragment reports casualty lists with multiple names and statuses. It references wounded severely and those who died, including mentions of injuries in action and captured or missing personnel. The text lists soldiers and exchanges generic war details without clear structure.
Memorial for Private Roesch Held at Grace M B Church
One of the largest gatherings in memory of Private George John Roesch of G Company 10th Infantry who was killed in action in Orange on July 20 1918 was held Sunday afternoon in Grace M B Church Oil City. The service featured soldiers hymns Boy Scouts band a male quartet and a dedication of the service flag with 34 stars. Roesch was a brother of Mrs Wesley Pearce and had many Corry friends.
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George John Roesch
G. Co
10Th Infantry
Orange
Grace M. B
Oil City
Allien
Boy Scouts
Knights R of Malta
Stev
DF. Woodmaney
Knights of Malta
Wesley Pearce
East Irving Atreat
Corry
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Foley
Ciytain
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Stianien
Pep Yy
Berlin
Altowell
Bate
Titusville
Phin
Avo Ho
P. RM
Draft Board
Paul Derosay
Union City
Corry Boy
Metaliora
Goreytinion
Ian Choy
Paul Dittoony
Beane
Fenihil
Warren i
Ruwald
Hiestun Kino
Hielivay
Althoush Tl
Burke
Carlton
Ran Cary Eric
BOFC
Tocal’ Fund
Membersluss
Arita
Imsiadiepe
Ely
Marian
Nutt Dummer
Haevieri
Corey
Tung
Noodles
Abdlos Baine
Paris
Tita
Weite
Paul
Roesch
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