British and French Push in Northern France Amid Muddy Front
British lines are strengthened as French forces push ahead and Russian advances continue. The front around the Somme sees heavy rain and mud slowing operations with significant casualties reported on both sides. Allied and German positions remain largely in contention as reinforcements and artillery exchanges shape the ongoing battle.
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London
Joly Sethe
Honmtanl
Kurforman
France
Chay
Somme
Okavermont
Nate Matin
Ubi Gorman
Wenle
Wanda
Local Elks Set for Baltimore National Convention
Moana W Ws MOFER Rune Doritog and Chorley Keating will lead Corry delegates to Baltimore for the annual national Elks order gathering. Corry group will arrive tomorrow night and walk to events, with Pullman cars carrying seventy five to one hundred members from the Whe Mikes group.
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Moana
Mofer
Doritog
Chorley Keating
Corry Todo
Itke
Leva
Baltimore
Thy Order
Corry
Harthiners
Oly Wade
Mks
Ladies Rush Work for Company A
Workers at Company A engage in rapid production of wool garments. The article notes scheduling, a Monday afternoon push to finish bands, and concerns about health effects for workers in tropical conditions.
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Phy
Telle Assoette
Andy
Woo
Rial
Ye Hoya
Mont
Theae Banda
Wip Mont
Unclear text fragment with scattered names and phrases
Historical OCR fragment lists many unreadable names and garbled phrases. It mentions El Paso and various personal names and terms but no coherent event, date, or action to anchor a clear news item.
Virginia National Guard Demobilizes Troops Home
The West Virginia National Guard began demobilization as troops from the war department were ordered home no later than Monday. The unit’s equipment was unloaded and the Third Regiment anticipated muster into federal service this evening.
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Charleston
Oyora
Weat
Virgina National Guard
Mit
Chis
Feiterit Sergice
Directors of Fair Hold a Meeting
A meeting of fair directors took place, with discussions on governance, event planning, and exhibitor arrangements. The gathering reviewed committee reports, considered oversight duties, and outlined steps for upcoming exhibits and promotions.
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FAIR
More Than Hundred Lost in Storm
A storm battered the region leaving more than a hundred unaccounted people amid damaged boats and reporting wrecks. The hurricane impacted multiple communities with ongoing efforts to locate missing travelers and assess property losses.
Conrozy Still Not Improving Amid Unclear Prognosis
Chief Davin reports Conrozy shows no improvement with condition unchanged after the attack. Dr. Gillatte’s morning update says no weakness but no clear sign of recovery, delaying any forecast. The young wife remains at the European Hotel under guard as investigations continue.
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Davin
Gillatte
Uial Hime
Britain imposes new blockade campaign order at sea
The report describes a new British order in council beginning Tuesday that tightens regulations against neutral shipping. It details harsher measures, enforcement by ships and authorities, and risks for vessels approaching or entering hostile ports under threat of capture or seizure.
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Britain
Loidon
Duly
New
Ani
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Hoek
Gerinay Horie
Comytnita Mh
Antiee
Tudiae
Ahuren
Hiatt al Scouts
Prawuiwedl
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The
Emlraty
WSS
Occaslon
Ninety Five New Cases Reported and Death Toll Update
United Press reports ninety five new cases of infantile paralysis and fourteen deaths today in New York City. Health officials tally a total for the week, with federal authorities adopting aggressive measures to curb the disease. In Europe, Austrian forces withdraw from several river Styr positions as Russian assaults intensify.
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United Press
New York
Stanuard
Berlin
Styr
Hope to Sell Tickets in Huge One Day Canvass
A local fundraising effort aims to canvass residents to sell nearly a thousand tickets in a single day. The drive seeks broad community support and promises prize incentives, with committee members inviting wide participation and outlining opening and closing sale times.
Committee to Launch Campaign At August September Push
The group formed by the Board of Commerce appoints Tadusley as chair with J. Ried as secretary. Six committees were planned for a meeting to set goals for a new membership drive to begin in August and September. The board lists 184 members and plans further details this week.
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Comimerce
We Tve
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