War Office report recalls Alsace victory and French advance
A December battle report from Upper Arsace describes a major French offensive in Alsace near Alirk and Mulhau ton as generals Pau and French troops fight from house to house. German counterattacks stall, several trenches blown, and both sides incur losses. Portrayed as a significant Allied success with German forces pushed back near Mesnin-tirins and in the Argonne. British naval actions and U S note negotiations dominate other items with reports on protests, blockades, and diplomatic exchanges.
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Unites Proms Parti
Gtdinoneh
Arsace
Ha Mreneh
Thia
War Office
Alirk
Mulhauton
Pau
Eulamont
Alsace
Mesnin-tiritns
Tendered bad check for stock margin fraud in Jamestown
Earl Brown a Jamestown broker faced a staged stock purchase in his office. A stranger bought shares across three railway firms, offered a hundred dollar check from Fredonia, and promised more funds to cover the margin. Police detained him, plans to halt the deal emerged, and a broader inquiry into the man’s identity was anticipated.
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Earl Brown
Jamestown
Thrauger
Mr. Brown
Miller
Tamestown Polles
Warren
Tilu
Ife
Joyce
Tamestown
Alumni Defeat High School In Holiday Armory Showdown
The annual ten minute quarters basketball game at the Armory ended with Alumni winning 80 to 9 over the High School. Alumni players Cowles Lyons Crippen Marsh and Wellman starred while the High School lineup included McKinney Williams Gretsler Bou dreau Babtiut and Wels.
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Armory
Alun Winnitie
Scere
Wak Ag Bollown
High School
Swyer
Cowles
Lyons
Crippen
Marsh
Wellman
McKinney
Willams
Gretsler
Boudreau
Babtiut
Wels
Third Annual N. I. T. Party Held Tonight
The third annual New Year’s party by the Toon club takes place at the State Armory on Washington Street. About 100 couples from nearby cities expected as Finherty orchestra provides music for a nine o’clock dance, supper served at midnight at the Aronda. Elaborate preparations promise a brilliant event.
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State Armory
Washington Street
Finherty Orchestra
Aronda
Hoonen
Toon Club
Col Ransom Injured in Erie Accident on Icy Sidewalk
Col Ransom traveled to Erie to review tax assessments with County Commissioners but suffered a serious injury after slipping on an icy sidewalk at the county seat. He was helped home by cab, and remains under care today. Mrs J B Drought, also in Erie, was reported to be improving after her trip.
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Col HN. Ransom
Erie
East Sintthatres
J. B. Drought
Thin City
Toy
Alice
United States to File Charges Against Japan
Washington reports say the United States will file charges against Japan for alleged contraband shipments. A prominent Pueblo delegation member hinted charges would be brought soon, linked to seized cargoes diverted from their destinations and condemned as contraband. The Pacific Mail head declared new charges prepared for presentation by the government.
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United States
England
Hungary
United Treas
Washington, D. C
Bryan
UMA
Great Britain
Bhlish Foreign Office
Sonatahis
Immleration
Ehler
Japan
Suned Evens
Washington, DC
Japa
Maglaht
Mayors and City Solicitor Back Amendments Favored at Convention
The Third Class City officials convention approved key amendments to the city law. Changes would let city bids be used locally, fix salaries, extend terms, and allow mayors to sue. If enacted, Corry could gain a city sealer and shift tax procedures from August to March with added interest rules.
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Aus Ouu Wu Uity
Joelter Kineaty
Harrisburg
Nielsen
Corry
Treasuer
Cee
Exok
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London
Grount Bation
Tondon
Parle
Petrograd
Petrogena
Vinokuto
Carinthianis
Tha Padnan
Sarykatiyeh
Vienna
Carpathiany
Ruta
To Dorth
United Press
America
Kellie
Punkirk
The
First National Bank
Andelees
Dapostiney
State of
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Brown
Col. Ransom
Jim
Christmas Savings Society
Harof
Avi
Memoristitios
Citizens National Saleaves OP 5
Expeeti
Pres
W. Parken
Seater
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