World War I Dispatches Report Front Line Advances
United Press analysis describes Allied and Allied powers' gains across Europe with mentions of German setbacks along the Marne and Somme fronts. It notes French and American advances in Champagne and reports on British and Allied pressure, while signaling revolutionary turmoil in Eastern Europe and German strategic shifts.
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Amwene du Liewen
Flanders
Plewnly
Marne
Corey
St. Paul Aml
Postiland
Kotte Morente
Comeytayo
Champegne
Huig
Americin
Somme
WINOF
Raf
Wickonors
Shaplen
Stockholm
Bullentia
Gomany
Ulewlna
Tittoon
Sloss
Germany
Ruait
Warren Man Commissioned Lt Colonel Warren Man Commissioned Lt Colonel
Warren is commissioned lieutenant colonel in the army. Captain Lyons received the commission and will devote his time to service with headquarters in New York City. The report notes the war effort and the leaders involved in the promotion and future duties.
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Warren Man
Warren
Lily
Capitain AG. Lyons S
Neutendut
Aerial Letter Received Sent Through Mail Route
An aerial letter was received at Corry and sent along an ill printed mail route. Lydia received a letter from her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Lyony McCord who is in Washington. The letter was jailed from Warrington yesterday and sent to New York via multiple transit points with a charge of scarce cents.
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Corry
W.lydia
Hils
Ieleubeth Lyony McCord
Washington
Warrington Yentortay
Avisa Font Whymaropinna
New York
Multadelih
Much Mall
President vetoes railway bill in government control dispute
Washington July 41 President Wilson today vetoed the railway bill amid contention over government control versus private operation. The text notes opposition to private interests and hints at issues of government ownership and national policy. The piece references an annual old-timers reunion at Petrolia with broad local interest and attendance from distant regions.
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United Presa
Washington
Wilwon
Yetond Ie Bd
Tlm Dulis Een
Vto Whe Bank
Petrolia
Contes
Jmstee
Rola
Indus
Arrest in Railroad Yard Thefts Halted
Police report multiple arrests after thefts in railroad yards involving workers and local residents. George Arnold, lieutenant of police, led the investigation with suspects detained for questioning. One man remains sought as authorities pursue additional charges in connection with the robberies in West End and nearby supply houses.
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de Iria
Paul
Ute Sby
Vosos
George Arnold
Mii
Sharan
Man Hurt In Auto Accident Near Spartanburg
A car driven by Clarence Weiss of Must Townd struck something entering Spartanburg yesterday afternoon near George Vanderhoot’s home. The driver was thrown clear and taken to a nearby hospital. windshield damage noted as the only visible wreck.
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Clarence Wiis
Must Tound
G. Waggoner
Spartansburg
Willa
General Korniloff to Begin Operations Against Bolshevik Leader
An undated Allied dispatch reported by Roscow states General Korniloff plans immediate operations with the army to oppose the Bolshevik faction and back the Allied Bolshevik rival, Iva, in the ongoing conflict. The message describes a tactical alignment with Iva against German forces and seeks swift action.
Married Men Called From Warren for July Draft
Warren draft board orders married men to report for selective exam Friday afternoon. Examinations will occur for those born before May 18 1917 and recently reclassified. Eligible men with order numbers under 2900 will be sent to Lump Lee, while those with higher numbers were previously targeted for the July draft. Chairman Hodges says the move aligns with government reallocation. Many expect fathers among the called to face further calls as relief from the current allotment.
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Warren
Mts
Oltfelat
Andera
Lump Lee
Nure
Tina
Araoso
Ninve
Lo Eh Board
Did ‘Roy
Hodges
Tony
Italians Continue Advances In War Regions
Italian forces push forward in Mania and the Skhumbi river region despite Austrian retreats. Reports from press dispatches note continued Italian advances and imply a Sichwmbi war accord is nearing, though details remain unclear.
Submarines of HMN s Now Controlled
United Press reports from London that a government exhibit opens with statements that enemy submarines are now under Allied control. The official remarks claim power is shifting and reference early wartime developments, though the text is garbled and partly unreadable.
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Simms
United Press
London
Byllewn
Sir Birks Gediea
Nhce
Don Jord
Roosevelt Era Lodge List From 1881 Trade Report
A fragment from an 1881 Board of Trade report lists numerous lodges and chapters in Corry, including Corry Lodge No. 465, Columbus Chapter No. 200, Clarence Commandery No. 51, Jonathan Lodge No. 8, Humboldt Lodge No. 1, Keyes Lodge, and Washington Lodge. The document sketches fraternal society presence, with varied names and numbers, in the Corry area.
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Roosevelt
Board of Trade
Board of Trade of
Corrydsanad
Fotliovine
IEE
Sovnet
Traternal
Miavgity
Kotmkon
Anuny
Ielder
Rly Lodge
IL Humboldt
Kpp
H. Dvontne Star
Mt, Ik
Washington
Degres of Honor
IA. W
Carry Tristinomient We
Toutenes Linde
DOR ' Huss Council
Toyal
Yemperance
Hone Council
Corry Grama
Roosevelt's Young Pilot Heroically Fights German Planes
In a July 10 dispatch from New York, Colonel Theodore Roosevelt praised his son for a bold air engagement north of Chatway Phulerry Tew. Roosevelts younger pilot engaged three German planes, remained aboard his craft as tracers pierced the air, then executed a controlled nose dive to escape while his companions were left unharmed.
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Marne
Roonevelt
Younger
Roosevelt
Urumhe
Chatway
Phulerry
Roonevalk
Thi Houtsnant
New Yorks
Theodore Roosevelt Whan
Nere Aoeht
Weliginis
Brewers Face Coal Shortage Warns of Limited Supply
Washington, aly 110. Brewers notified by Fuel Administrator that they cannot count on coal beyond minimum for malt and beer production. Dr Gartfeld disclosed that bellwether plants must conserve fuel and suppress nonessential manufacturing to save materials and transport.
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Washington
Aly 110
Giarfies
T Hat
Nedal
Matonkils
Welding Hutt
Whretdy
Hla
Becawin
Tvs
Veal Transportation
Gartfeld
Owler
Iwly 8d
Wirtalius Tel
Ty Proul- Heut Wilson
Today’s List of Casualties From United Press
Washington D C July list of corps casualties announced today totals 85. Killed in action 12 wounded by wounds 4 wounded severely 18. General Pershing’s units show 8 names, with killed in action 1, died of wounds 10, died of disease 2, died in accident 1, wounded severely 24, dangerously wounded 1, missing in action 23.
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United Preas
Washington, D. C
Ifar
Pershing
Weton
Board of Commerce Campaign Meeting Set
A joint meeting of the Board of Commerce directors and the Membership Committee is scheduled for Thursday evening at 8. The gathering will discuss campaign plans to oppose imports and organize a broad effort to support the association’s leadership and goals. Directors and committee members are urged to attend and be on loan for the node.
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Jess
Constant
Commie
Distinguished railroad officials visit Oil City and area
A group of railroad executives from Pittsburgh and beyond toured Oil City on Tuesday and Wednesday, inspecting facilities and discussing management since government oversight began. The entourage included PRR and Northern division leaders, with travel from Mayville to Kane and onward to Ridgway and Shippenville, despite some rough spacing in the OCR text.
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Pitts Surgh
Prio
Humber
Otelowk
Terterkoen
Huainnss Cara [Nos 80, 10Nd B00 Meupted My Mako Les Feteral
Ry Philidelphiay
O'Donnell
Benen
PR R
Mullindel
Phy A. I
Rupaits
Alipertatun
Mlegheny Vision
Ql Ulty
M. Winhey
Ralmmustar Allohony
O11 City
M. Wieman
Old City
Pitestireh
Olean
N.Y
Priday
Kana
Ehekudobyhta
Ridgway
Ally Creek
Dnittwood
Funeral of Young Soldier Private Musses Walker
The body of Private J. Walker, a young soldier, arrived from Meadville Wisconsin by train to Camp Mile Illinois. He was escorted by his brother and wife and taken to W J Lewis’s home on East Wayne Street for the funeral in the afternoon officiated by G M McIntyre of the United Brethren church. The casket bore the American flag and Pennsylvania Reserve troops stood as escort. Interment was in Grove Cemetery near Memdyilla.
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Musses
J. Walker
Camp Mile
Meadville
Wis
Hig
AL L. Walker
W. J. Lewis
Wayne Street
O'Cloor
G M. McIntyre
United Brethren Church
St Byham's Chapel
Memdyilla
Lane American Gag
Memibara
Pennsylvania
Grove Cemetery
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