Austrian Forces Repulse Great Offensive at All Points
United Press reports that Austria’s great offensive was repulsed on all sectors. German claims of Austrian failures are challenged byVienna sources noting heavy Allied counterattacks and near Asiago. Officials stress Austrian operations are conducted independently of Berlin.
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Austria
Germany
Taly
Orlunvto
Chamber of Deputies
Tualy
Berlin
Attra
Tuy
Briel
Tallon
Broneh
von Hindenbure
Lve
Berli
Anptnie
Jatius
Asiago
Rom
Interesting Records on Civil War Enlistment Ages
Record from Washington government files shows many underage enlistees served for the Union in the Civil War. Entries list counts by age: ten and under 26, eleven and under 38, twelve and under 200, thirteen and under 0, fourteen and under 1, five hundred forty four, sixteen and under 242, seventeen and under 9, eighteen to twenty one and under 2,130,798.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitlein
Washington
Winder
Amitkom
Highten
Birthday Party Commemorates Lieutenant's Daughter
Yesterday afternoon a birthday commemorative party honored Jean Howitt Guukson, daughter of Lieut and Mrs Howitt Guukson. Guests included Mrs Dany von Olmutend, Mrs Jackson, and families from Cleveland and nearby, with a group photo sent to Dadas In Tringo. The hostesses received many keepsakes, and Mrs F C Meldhan announced the birth of her son Lawrence W Field, recently stationed at Camp Lejeune.
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Itie Jean
Lieut
Howitt Guukson
Lieul. Jackson
U. 8
Dany von Olmutend
Bila Hot
Mira
Munty Olds
Dete Vernion
Jackson
Lake
Tringo
iMini
J. J. Desmond
Katherie
Arthur Ragon
Philip
Cleveland
F. C. Meldhan
Lawrence W. Field
Camp Lea
Petersburg
German Submarine Sunk By American Forces
A Cuban steamer voyage tale describes a German submarine engaging an American escort. The vessel reportedly sank after the American submarine fired a torpedo, causing a violent concussion. No further details on casualties or location are provided.
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New York
Vinglaia Court
Cuba
Amertan
Amertcat
German Attacks Repulsed Near Luneyille by American Army
German patrols raided American positions northeast of Luneyille yesterday morning but were driven off after a brief encounter. Americans reported no losses and the engagement appears to show limited enemy success in Lor raine.
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Lorraine
Luneyille
Marine Corps Casualties Highlight Erie Meeting Attendance
In Erie last night a Marine Corps casualty tally was presented with 103 total losses, 45 killed in action, 12 from wounds, and others listed as wounded. WWII era War Industries Commission details emerged, naming Otto Hitchcock as temporary chairman and outlining regional organization for industrial support and plant mobilization.
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Marine Corps
Erie
Chateau-Thierry
Reviowily Halal
L. W. Olle
D. Warren DeRojay
War War Industries Commission
Lin
Otte G. Hitaheouk
Charles A. Otis
Cleveland
Regional Organization of Industry
Erio War Industries
Ewok
Bele
Crayford Ann Morvor
Mo Cleveland
Erle
GrafWford Malling
Mercer
Youngstown
Otto G
Hitchcock
Nia
Folkowlye Hays
de G. Fwtehcock
Lempapyry Abiutmain
Th. Walker
Forgigé
HB. Knobloch
Play Pro Hit
Eiger Shenk
Anachinery and Machine
W. Orn
Ohalmian
Otaaierls
Arts
Patna
Oharaven
Enginoorit
ACW
Thompson
Miiny Automotive
A. A. Cinus
Astlat
Isis
Miestong Wilk
Alsocent
Roy
Sommistri
Brin
Abstales Commission
Ehe
Chaimmen Ani Muibohaimmen
We Olds
Chinax Manufacturing Company
Corry
Chaimiin
Mr. Old
D. Wo DeRoxy
Olds
Conmission
T. W. Olle
Union Cuy
Caton City
Ringling Circus Here July 9 in Corry
Ringling Brothers Circus announces an event in Corry on July 9 featuring 1009 advance men, 735 horses, and the only giraffes in the area. The show includes a monster spectacle with 2600 diameters of stage effects, 400 performers, and 300 dancing girls. A morning parade will showcase elephants, camels, and the full troupe.
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Wig Brothers
Clrena
Corry
Hefrets
Vlrwa
Lo Corry
Suigg
Existettee
Orin
Ilogé
Norsas
Completing Highway to Findley Lake
The Wadley town project advances toward Findley Lake with a target completion by July 4 to connect Corry to Athort area and nearby Village. Reports note patrol actions, captured prisoners, and artillery activity in the Anero valley, with two alien women still delaying registration blank returns. A meeting of eligible grocers and retailers is set for June 20 in Corry at the Board of Commerce rooms, per Walter Peake's orders.
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Wadley
Gorry
London
Vilage
Makel Moyennoyiile
Marshal Fialgating Hieeway
Corry Theonle
Nieppe Forest
Anero
Albert Ani
Sorte
Lwhblawle and
Ratadl
Corry
Board of Commerce
Walter. Peake
Erecting Cottage at Findley Lake Reported
J D Carnrike and W Siylth Street workers are completing a cottage at Findley Lake. The cottage was begun last winter in a cellar on Woodworth's truck route just east of the Bright property in Little Corry.
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J.D. Carnrike
W. Siylth Street
Findley Lake
Mr. Carnicke
Forty nine Casualties Listed From Nation War Actions
Washington dispatch reports a tally of casualties from recent hostilities. The count lists 105 dead from wounds, 49 total casualties including a number killed in action and accidents, with additional severely and slightly wounded figures.
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United Press
Washington
Wat ‘Omee
Folowing
Casualtien
Carlton Disapproves War Labor Board Ruling On Minstrels Report
New York June 18 President Carlton of the Western Union Telegraph Company declined to accept the War Labor Board ruling regarding minstrel shows and donations. He argued the ruling was not binding and the War Labor Board acted animusly. The report lists donations received from Pythian Sisters and other groups, with totals and receipts noted.
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Carlton
New York
Unfon
Sraph Company
Prowl
Wilton
War Labor Board
UiMarenveservoor She Olegraph
Comix Cint Telgraphers
Wir Labor Board
ING
Convalescing Station Offered by War Department
War Department proposes a convalescing station at Van Buren Paint Company grounds near Dunkirk New York for American soldiers returning from overseas. The site covers about four hundred acres with a soldier quartering area, modern sanitation, running water and garbage collection. Access is via Pennsylvania and New York Central lines with nearby electric and motor routes. Weather tonight and Wednesday forecast cloudy and warmer.
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War Department
JA. Andrews
Krte
van Buren Paint
la Prana
Ingtun
Buren Point
N.Y
Pennsylvania
New York
Dunkirk
Speelberg Improves After Lake Fight Injures Both Men
Henry Speelberg, cut in a near Findley Lake altercation, shows improvement at City Hospital. The other participant, not yet named, remains unable to attend college. A carpenter, Louis Raymond, suffered a separate accident in the Howard Tannery area with two stitches needed after an angular blow.
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Henry Speelburg
Findley Lake
Wesimi
Wil Reauver
Howlett
Louis Raymond
Thy Howard Tannery
Phelps
Food rules issued by commission for canning and beef use
Food Commissioner Poulee urges adherence to new rules for canning and beef usage. Rules require prompt labeling and signed customer returns to processors, with inspectors alert to hogs and fish supply concerns. Import controls on goods from the West Indies noted.
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Locit
Poulee
Nora Frocora
Ertioens
Hitler
Su Sur
Ai Uy
India
City Commission Holds Short Session on Public Works
The City Commission met last evening and approved an ordinance on street pavement repairs north of Columbus Avenue with a $200 funding provision. A second reading of another ordinance was underway before adjournment, following a brief session.
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Alswobers
Alexanders Wernpheons
Norie Gunter
Columbus Ave
Funeh
Laud
Tmechne
Lhd
Disapproval of chain letter writing by public bodies
The Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety notes adult readers to discourage chain letters aimed at funding a special hospital. The Red Cross and French authorities deny involvement, while the Treasury and National War Savings Committee disavow any such scheme. Federal authorities oppose chain letter schemes and a meeting planned for Wednesday will decide on July Fourth plans.
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Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety
Medora
Wrence
Proneh Council
Bentile
Red Crema
Red Cross
Treasury Department
Audi
Board of Commence
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Ay United Press
Regional Industrial Commission
Ringling Circus
United Prean
Findley
United Preas
Chayiter Mol
Mitel Bulhling
Prieoat
Americwy
Ds Nut
Wiha
Rowe
Swill
McCroy
Ravensi
Byron Watkins
M. CU
Ermitart
Talion Mieteniy
Cera
van Buren Point
Speelberg
Stanley
Samuel
Wentworth Cooley
Wandell Phillips
D. J. Cooley
Colorado
Peake
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