Corry Man Killed at Titusville in Construction Accident
Aronty Miller of the city died instantly when a heavy wooden beam struck him during the setting of granite at the Nituateron Company yard in Titusville. The collapse of a crane or scaffold led to the fatal injury as onlookers watched from nearby entrances. Funeral arrangements were to be handled by Charles Courtney.
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Aronty FL Miller
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Tenville Yedtinday
New Dublin
Nituateron Company
Tunvite Herald
Tne
Adeldont
Wwe
Arotile Miller
Hundred and Four Casualties Reported in Action
A terse World War I style casualty note lists 104 casualties with 14 killed and 48 wounded. It notes 4 missing and 33 wounded in action among Marine and other forces, with various unit and location references garbled in the OCR.
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United Prose
Wantington
D. S
Pershing
Uw Ira Ly
Milesing
Marine
Cona
T. Quvern
Runuuist
Winton
Will Call 300000 Men in August
United Press reports the War Department plans to draft 300000 men in August for special service. General Crowder and Provost Marshal will oversee the mobilization with training and shifts set for mid to late August.
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Crowder
Guignon Restaurant to Continue and Restore Confectionery
Reports circling the town say the Michgan westward restaurant in Totia will remain open after a partial closure. The confectionery parlor will stay in operation with lunches served as before, while some staff retire for duty. A crowd incident caused injuries. one man was hurt, others escaped. Archie F. Miller of Corry, aged about 40, died in Deshler after working at Cyclops Steel. survived by wife Florence Miller and mother Mrs. Miller, with meaningful local reactions and a note of his prior work.
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Totia
Oukgnon
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le Herald
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Titusville
Cyclops Steel Company
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Norry
Harry Gray
Brook Street
French Advance Near the Oise Reported by Presswire
A chaotic World War I dispatch notes French forces making a new advance near the Oise with clashes reported near Mont Amiot and the Aisne front. Prisoners are said to have been taken as French units push toward strategic positions north of the Marne.
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United Presa
Maul Taal Ui Niglet
Dale Dalle
Thay
Jfrenet
Mont-| - Amo
Oise
Uber
Thiat
Tou
Prinoners
Freieh
Marne
Eigonure
Strane
Woman in serious condition after Center street crash
Mrs. Howard New hunt is reported seriously injured after a car accident on Center street this afternoon. The collision involved Airs Leon Aimiley driving. she was taken to the hospital with injuries described as serious but improving.
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Howard Newhunt
Werlorta
Mowman
Phayint Lin
Steve
Leon Aimiley
Whitel
Rosarve Milk
Lewy
Corry Company
Imind
Newman
Carnival Company
Han
Mons
Advance in Albania Continues Amid Front Progress
Reports from Haine state Albanian forces advance along the Adriatic front with continued Russian opposition and Albanian units strengthening positions. Official dispatches claim Allied supplies remain intact as Berut and surrounding areas see population mobilization amid the war briefing.
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United Prosn
Haine
Rome
Joe Wits
Adriatic
Malan Armates
Berut
28th Division with Corry Boys included in statement
Washington July 18 three sunny corps, from 225000 to 50000 men, have been organized. General March, head of the Senate Military Committee, reports 1100000 men in training and 750000 ready for duty. The First Corps under General Hutford, Second Corps includes the 28th Division from Camp Meade, Third Corps partly from Penna Want, Cronkhite leads. Several Corry men are reported to have joined the Third Army Corps in Pennsylvanian ranks.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Mruney
W Ghesilon
Stalf Moreh
Germany
Hutford
Hun Soe
Bundy
Penney
Cony Les
Cronknite
Ponmaylvants Wien
British Send Heavy Force to Russia
The British government announced a major expansion of allied forces on the Murman coast while German and allied powers prepared operations in the Arctic region. French and American troops guard a vital military supply mine as Bolshevik threats loom. local loyalties shift amid new alliances and German invasion plans.
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United Préwe
Sondon
Rae
Mima
Lilbish
Murman Coat
Germany
Ganuiing
Siberian Commander Assures Allies Amid Turmoil
A fragmented report from London dated July 13 states a Russian commander in Siberia assures allies that all Hobeviks decrees are discarded and allegiance to the Allies is reaffirmed, amid disruption and reorganization.
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United Press
London
Enera
Worval
Sineria
Allvices Yublistit
Daly
New Grand Theater Opens with Kai ser the Beast of Berlin
The New Grand Theater on West Iai Street opens next Friday July 18 under manager Shamburg with features and improvements. The premiere shows The Kais er the Beast of Berlin and Rupont Julians masterful screen production The Animal Life of Willan Belgium before the war. Two shows nightly from 7 and 9 with Saturday matinee at 2 and a children’s matinee at 10. The picture promotes American Defense Society endorsement and the public attends the opening in large numbers.
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the Lyne
West Iai Street
Shamburg
Berlin
Ihe Alvon
Rupont Julian
Willan 1
Belgium
Prumda
Gerwing
Fmean
Iran
American Defense Sociery
Hare
Corry
Local P. D. Employees Get Pay Increase
Postal workers and carriers will receive higher wages under a July first appropriation. Regular city post office staff gain $200 yearly, janitors get $440, route pay improves per mile, plus a $10 monthly advance. Total annual increase around $5100.
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Moyes
Orice
Death rumors swirl around German commander amid war news
A Dutch report circulated July 18 claiming Field Marshal von Hindenburg is dead while another account suggested he remains alive. Belgian papers later stated he is temporarily unable to command as Ludendorff assumes supreme control.
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Thited Prean
Warblogton
Een
von Mhilenvurg
Ibrokom
Taportani
Bern
Loweyer
von Ludendorf
Wan Ath Ness
Street Cars Schedule Dated for Afternoon Operation
City transit outlines afternoon streetcar service with Woodard arranging continuation of Line 4a. Daily operation resumes with morning and evening runs, Saturday tentative schedule shows cars leaving from Gates at several times and return trips to Gary and Columbus with specified hours.
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Mrr. Woodard
Hecessary &F
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Atl
Americans Welcomed by Swiss People
A July 11 report from Symera notes four American airmen who crossed into Valle de Jaux were warmly greeted by local Swiss residents who offered fruit and hospitality. They then returned to French territory about thirty miles north of Geneva, away from front lines, suggesting they wandered from a nearby station or camp near the border.
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United Presa
Symera
Valle de Jaux
T Hat Place
Geneva
Bender
Corry Receives Motor Parcel Post Delivery
The article notes Corry obtaining motor parcel post delivery under the Post Office Department. It mentions officials such as William B. Col. and subordinates assessing the move, with delivery routes to Pine towns and nearby areas.
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Corry
Phoertius
Wiliam
Benin
Wit
Dal
Mordesi
Goa
Puto
Post Office Department
Yestaniny
Wea
Postwater
Colmerovs Ta
Mogin
Sernion
Onne
Brin
Weyort
Corry's New Militia Heads To Camp For Training
Members of the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia depart toward Camp Corry for training. A large crowd gathered at Goloye D as bands played and a carnival farewell paid tribute to the departing units. The convoy included detachments from several towns and was greeted with patriotic music and cheers for the future defense duties.
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Pennsylvania Reserve Mill
Goloye
Wilcox
Tamein
Vita Marah
Twa
Mosho Matlin
Whiten i
Mt. Gretna
Trun
Wiachine Gin
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Mendyille
WIM
Wpranklin
Great Qood
Italian Generals Discharged After Army Shakeup
Rome reports a wartime purge with the dismissal of Generals Cadorne Capello and Parro from active duty. The official bulletin also mentions General Dips, commander of Italian forces, in connection with changes impacting command structure.
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Rome
Cadorne
Capello
Parro
Une
Dips
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