London Confirms Capture of 100000 Hun Troops
London reports Allied forces have captured more than one hundred thousand German troops. British and French artillery disrupted German supply lines near Noyon and halted the German advance. The front shows signs of a retreat as Allied attacks press forward with heavy shelling and air support.
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Nolan Lowe
Sity
Ani
Thio
Noyon
Forwari
Vance
Annpavinein
Maw Pam
Almo-Venlo
Lemson
Miles Algee
Release sugar for canning purposes here
Last evening Deputy Food Administrator Peako sought permission to ease sugar shortages in retail stores by authorizing limited canning certificates. The plan aimed to boost consumer access while maintaining price controls. Weather fair tonight and Sunday.
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Peako
Penke
Boytombor
Peakedian
Food Administration
Letters From Corry Boy in Rainbow Div
A postal style column from Corry notes letters from a boy in Rainbow Division. The text mentions Hie Aina and a war front, with references to a Mrs. R.A. Saltlerson of Orange and Minn Marian Sackett visiting friends in the city. George Boyd and family return home to Tarontam after visiting Penn Grove and Padley Lake.
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R.A. Satlerson
Orange
Minn
Marian Sackett
Penn Grove
Nod
George
Boyd
Tarontam
King Cottage
Padley Lake
Large sum stolen from livery barn
A garbled police note reports a large sum stolen from a livery barn. The text contains numerous misspellings and unclear phrases, but indicates an investigation and references to individuals and locations, though specifics are not readable. The fragmentary OCR makes details unreliable.
Traffic Complaints Urge City Mayor Action
A garbled notice urges residents to send traffic complaint letters to the mayor amid questions about enforcement. It hints at policeprank causes, calls for stricter measures, and mentions dangers to children and broken glass law enforcement debates.
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Cran
Fan
Conaldesilio Spehoe
Flere
Slawander
Warren County Drinks Peril on the Roads
Nighttime driving in Warren County is described as dangerous with Saturday risk due to intoxicated drivers. The piece notes severe road conditions and cites authorities as considering strong actions against repeat offenders.
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Warren County
Wanyen
Lontx
Corryboon
Uruk
Perio Orimy
Columbus
Spring Crok
Tooreaping
March Again Says 1919 Victory Year
Washington August 4—Chant of 1919 victory echoed as General March and military opinion foresee victory in 1919. March reported American troops in the field at 1,500,000 with a four million manpower goal if the draft act passes and full mobilization occurs.
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Washington, Ws
Chintot
Mareh
Amerie
America
Two Arrests After Drunken Ride In Ford
Police report a chaotic incident with a drunken ride in a Ford leading to two arrests. The narrative notes numerous names, locations, and events as officers chased suspects, with ongoing questions about theft and a missing sum of money. Further details emerged as investigators pursued linked offenses and identified a caregiver and relatives involved.
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Mary
Bouogur
Rittenhovise
Botany
Pirates Blanked by Braves In Pitts Sabbath Game
The Howton Braves shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday at Pitts with a decisive score. Vital by pitch for the Bue vauiwers struggled as the Pirates offered loose defense behind Hill and Corry’s mound work. The Gazette credits poor fielding and miscues for the defeat while noting Kin mates’ fielding lapses. Meanwhile, in West Virginia, a chaotic scene in Mingo County involved deserters and a Boston faction with Hill sluggers. a pitcher silenced the threats briefly before injuries and arrests. local marshal and militia captured seven prisoners, including one girl, in the ensuing clash with deputy sheriffs.
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Howton Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pitts
le Carbon
Bue Vauiwers
Pittsburgh Gazette
Pirates
Nortlop
Hill
Corry Boy
Pitehen
Pitehen Goo Gome Bit Kin Mates Maky Sleldhke
Carmen Ige
Tlyntington
W.va
Mountes
Mingo County
West Virgin
Boston
Roar
Io Army
Moon
Uni
Railways Operated at Heavy Loss
United Press reports that Federal operation of 180 railway lines caused a national railroad loss of about $300 million during the early phase of government control. The Interstate Commerce Commission notes revenues were insufficient, totaling roughly $151,057,111, amid a shift toward adjusted management as Federal control nears full organization. Pravk Lockwoool, visiting his son, returned to Titusville.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
National
Interstate Commerce Comminsion Oay Diawlosea
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