French repulse sudden assault by HMS against Rheims
Three Austrian divisions forced crossing of Piave but hemmed in by Italians. Germans launched a big surprise attack against the French on the Rheims front last night. Artillery actions reported on the American front while Italian situation improves.
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HMS
Rheims
Piave
Vm Kermin
Aiutrhan
Riwhnift
Odirs
Oyithou Coume
Aly Polat
API
Pha Patan
Avery Point
Pha
Madeve
Venice
Ieyo
J Muntailo
Elack Aus Iran Atom
Mont Comba
West Front
Dmy
United Pres
Une
Minge
Montello
Valdesa
Grup
Austinian Diviskine
Mayenett Nervaisia
Stontal
Orne
Vieleuy
Etty
Bastiwant
Tuske
Rhwima
United States May Declare War Over Consulate Seizure
The United States weighs war with Turkey after Turkish forces seized the American and British consulates in Persia. An American minister reports the takeover may provoke a formal declaration of war as U S officials review protection needs for missions and nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turkey
Liezure
U. S
Persia
United Press
Washington,d.c
Toberor
sAmerican
Spain
State Department
Eeodiyas
Darling Home Visit Interrupted By Train Fire
Corporal Darling from the Modest Corps, on a breve 24 hour leave, rode a Buffalo line train from New York City toward Bughampton. A pro German group fired at the train near Bughampton. no one injured as a bullet passed through a car window near Corporal Darling on duty.
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Hompon
Unter Martin
Corpa
Wogeney
Gonport Darlin Wis
Lange jMumber
Ule
Buffalaya
New York City
Bughampton
Broiimains
Durlimgwaa
Local Draft Board Records Examined in Corry and Union City
Records of the Corry and Union City draft board are examined for classifications and eligibility. Officials discuss the process, potential actions, and the impact on local employment and enforcement in the district. A meeting is planned to review the records and determine next steps under formal guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Corry
Union City
Marshinl
Towal
aGstetet Boned
Dirk
Corry- Pilon
Americans First Gas Attack Record In France Report
A World War I trench account describes American troops in France using gas projectors amid a bombardment. The report notes wind aided German defense and mentions American countermeasures and troop actions near the trenches.
Public Health Meat Substitutions Regulated Amid Shortages
Authorities announce a pork cutback and sugar ration rules for restaurants and private homes. Peake poduy outlines weekly meat servings and sugar limits to reduce consumption. Officials stress substitutions, banning pork in many meals and restricting sugar portions under surveillance.
Pershing to Decide Plan Aiding Italy
General Pershing will determine if thousands of American troops can be spared from the western front to aid Italy. Secretary Baker and Italian officials discuss landing forces to bolster morale among Austro-Hungarian troops, who are reportedly influenced by German propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Italy
Jereany Washlngton
General Pershing
TL Ci Hore
Talllan
Baker
Import Ban on Rubber Begins June 26
United Press reports Wahlington announces prohibition of rubber importation after June 26. Government action aims to curb wartime shortages and stabilize domestic supply.
Two Hundred Seventy-Four Casualties in Aviation Corps Letters
A World War I era letter from Shuss recounts experiences with the Aviation Corps and details casualties, front lines, and life of airmen. The writer describes longing for home, the dangers faced, and hopes for safety, ending with affectionate notes to family and updates on squadron mates.
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Forestey Shuss
Aviation Corps
War Department releases military casualty figures
The War Department lists casualties including 144 killed or wounded with specifics: 28 died, 12 died of wounds, 7 wounded severely, 2 prisoner cases. Marine Corps and other units report 140 wounded, with Glaser noted among ranks. Details reference Corporal B.L. and others from Grove City.
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Ity
Getion
Dendwins
Glaser
Rte
Kaverely
Yunyemun
Grove City
Complaint Over Smoke From Laundry Plant Raises Alarms
A local commission meeting in Melly vinings discussed smoke from a laundry plant and its alleged health impact on residents. Names including John South Gonter and Alexander Tethers appeared in testimony, with residents pressing for faster action to curb nuisance and potential remedies.
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Melly Vinings
Parsons
Laney
Alexander
Warren County farmers tour local poultry farms visit
A Warren County Farm Bureau tour leads farmers to Dromana Harms and the Moore estate in Corry and nearby sites under agent Reist. Stops promise insights from top breeders and large White Leghorn flocks, with guides offering detailed commentary. A Erie freight derailment caused a brief delay this morning and Major Police Want reports injuries from Sunday.
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Warren County
Tournns Siarme Menor
Warren County Farm Bureau
Reist
Corryo
Dromana Harms
Iby JJ
Desmond
Ly HB. Grose
John B. Moore Sturmast
Jung Avlil
Curtie
Moore Estate
Erie
Geongo
Urge Wilson In 1920 Indianapolis Convention
A fragment notes a 1920 move in Indianapolis to re nominate Woodrow Wilson for president. Sam H. Aubnon, former governor, is listed as permanent chairman of the convention. The text is damaged and the exact details are unclear.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Tiny
Woodrow Wilson
Wie
Sam Hol M. Aubnon
Print Paper Prices Fixed by Government
Washington June 19 The Federal Trade Commission fixed news print paper prices in a government order against paper manufacturers. The roll price set at 8.10 per ton in large lots with 3.22 for smaller orders, and 9.60 for shoots in care with 3.09 for 12 to 16 months, all delivery weights stated as 0.5 lb per roll. The order takes effect on April 1 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commis
An, P. A
Eure
Local G A R Men Seek New Civil War Pension Bill
Local Grand Army of the Republic veterans seek a new pension bill, requesting a copy of the proposed act with amendments by the president. The draft extends pension eligibility to Civil War veterans and their widows, outlining rates and payment terms, including monthly amounts and eligibility conditions. The move follows congressional actions and a Senate calendar, with notes from officials and attestations by the secretary and president.
Red Cross Drives Local Chapter Quota Support
Mr and Mrs Wl Machews organize aid for Corry Chapter Beaver Dam Auxiliary. Garland Auxiliary joins, urging all ladies to help fill quota with sewing and other tasks. West Spring Creek Auxiliary to meet Thursday afternoon. Readers urged to bring thimbles and needles. rooms open each afternoon and Wednesday evening for one hour.
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Wl Machews
Gonry
Monroa
Corry
Spring
Nora
Gary
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Gener von Kronautt
Wellon
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le Pompelie
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la Pompelis
London
Aa Fur
Yeslesee
Lilitie
Evury
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Washington, D.C
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Orit Mershing Tyluy
Chatomy Thierry
Marne
Risonore
Darling
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Siberia
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Sibaria
Arampli
Pho Ve
Hondais
Ormsie
Nove Nilkolovink Luniue
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Hans
France
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Wetack
Toy
Amsaloine
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Eien Gay
Mra
Baie Barkér
Jom
Slate
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Sudhyan
Eris
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Brownell’Shos
Peake
Jons
Fox
Phila
Mira
Mary
Shinya
Thayer
Rome
Otaba
Glenn Mwufteunia
Yim
Chester's Mare VU
Avery Wool
Wrewsley
APO
Dromana Farms
Moore Farms
Urge Wilson
G. A.R
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Maui
Shexton
Maproaintane
RED Cross
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