Americans Gain In Heavy Assaults This Morning
Reports detail American forces advancing four hundred yards into enemy territory and stabilizing positions in the Hattentt Woods. British and French units report successful operations along their fronts while Austrian retreat prompts political upheaval and German morale questions.
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Ue Piive
Capa Silo
Prisonora
Nome War Office
Tinker Monterte
Holton Forest
Weeb Banka
Pfaye
Avivtriona
West Bank
Teallan
Vrance
Rhein
Hattentt Woods
Guickiy
Count Mexel
Topont
Austria
Ton Hildenburg
Hounstronic
Barily War Office
Cobb Spoke At Union In Wartime Oration
The event at Union City featured Chan SM SICH closing the first meet with the appearance of noted war correspondent Cobb. The Union Court Singers presented the program while Mr Cole, back from France, praised American soldiers and recounted frontline experiences. He predicted the war would end swiftly with victory for the Allies.
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Union City
Cot
Saturday Evening Post
Cole
France
Rein
Sol Clora
Puscania
Cabib
Emperor Karl rushes to Italian front in Vienna dispatch
A Vienna dispatch says Emperor Karl hurried to the Italian front from Austrian headquarters after confusion and internal political attention raised by his movements. The report notes the hurried departure and unclear implications for the Austro Hungarian command.
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Emperor Karl
United Press
Amsterdam
Vienna
Karleft
staHed
Karl
Red Cross Event at Pine Valley Raises Funds
A Pine Valley church hosts a Red Cross benefit program tomorrow at 6 o'clock. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 16 cents for children. A varied musical program features soloists and readings by Mrs. Dawson Olmstead Miss To Austin Mrs. George Patternan and others with Mrs A Riston and Miss Dorothy Waller as accompanists.
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Pine Valley
Red Cross
Com “Y Aileyt
Bjorn
Woolf
Margaret State
Reading
Ladle
Dawson Olm
Gray
The
Woot
Stiss
Austin
Frost Hits Town as Gardens Suffer Overnight
A heavy frost swept the area during the night, damaging gardens and crops near the town. The frost was notable east of town and adds concern for residents as the month closes.
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Sémne
Local board calls for special training of men volunteers
The local board announces a special call for men with at least a grammar school education to train as instrument repairers auto trades carpenters mechanics telegraphers electric line workers and road foremen. Selected volunteers will be inducted and trained at government expense through July with enrollment at Bowman Technical School Stave College Lehigh University and other institutions.
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iHaleh
Corry
Union City
Arate
Wid
Bowman ‘Technical ‘School of Lancaster
Stave College
Raleigh
Penn Stele
Lehigh University
Gra
Girls Leave for Camp at Findley
Tha Camp Fire Girls led by Miss Mildred Croswell and Miss Virginia Wagoner depart for Findley Lake where their camp opens today. About thirty girls attend for a week using Clark Cottage and Tinia, with Boy Scouts previously vacating. Troop One members enjoy woodworking and outdoor recreation despite heavy rain and chilly weather.
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Mildred Croswell
Virgina Wagoner
Findley Lake
Clark Cottage
Tinia
Doy Scouta
Findley Jain
Casualty List Issued By War Department
The War Department released a casualty roll listing 52 names. General officers report 8 killed in action, 4 died of wounds, 2 died from disease, 45 wounded, and 4 severely wounded. Names and classifications reflect wartime losses and injuries.
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United Press
Washington, DC
Perating
Local Scouts Meet Tomorrow Amid Busy Community Notes
Local and personal scouts plan a meeting tomorrow in Taft Virginia with Misha Maude and Clarissa Hassett. widespread notes report church services, weddings, births, and travel as residents head to camps, cities, and events in coming days.
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Misha Maude
Clarissa Hassett Taft
Muwetsua Min
Crowell
Perny
Myrtle Dil
Fentom
Camp Humphrey
Assessors progress on property assessments and frontage changes
Assessors Bentley and Weatley report progress on city property valuations. The team aims to complete the Mell story in the immediate future and assessors anticipate a rise in valuations due to frontage and transfer activity across wards. Public valuations will be presented for comparison once the work is finished.
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Bentley
Weatley
Imrat
Practice Shoot Postponed By Poor Weather At Club
The Cony Rod and Gun Club postpones the practice shoot planned for Saturday due to unfavorable weather. The informal preliminary event will now be held at the club grounds on West Smith Street next week as a lead in to the Fourth of July shoot.
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Corry
King
Whain Today
Younis
Tre Ly
Armory
Watt
Pas
Ente
Crick Vuiion
Board of Commerce
Uylon City
Sherman
Youngaville
Whnatuckie
Warren
Uy Withington Eirert
Rosehar Wil Denver
Lovelocks
Ellen J. Proctor
Mytntelt
Washington, D.C
Proctor
Liralig
Georgia
Barry School
John H. Martin
Indianapalin
Ind
Mimes Hila
Dorothe Gud Tsalbel
Pladhey Lake
Richard Mores
Punta- Galphia
Innamel Episcopal Church
Hugh Smith
Mary Isabil
Cullents
Tila
Arta and Cradis Club
Tomorow
O'Dloti
Howe of Are
Frankin
Red Crosa
Aime
Peter Foley
Ithistr
Miss Halon Foley
Carl Mf. Shinn
Buktula
N.Y
Loretta Carroll
Floyd Hammond
Twneatown
Colombua
and Mays
John McVétle
Witle Gelligiter
City
Werren
Twthoniem Ehil
Tremca
Most Etiam
Grnatice
Cony Rod and Gun
West Smith Vireo
Ibe Kun
Memorial Services For Corry Yemphy Observed
Memorial services held yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock for Corry Yemphy of the Pythian Stators. A large attendance heard a eulogy by Albert Bowles and remarks by Mrs Wright. The program included vocal selections and a wind piece, followed by a joint procession to cemeteries. Floral tributes were placed on seven graves across Ping Grave St Elizabeths and Cole Minibug cemeteries.
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Corry
P. Mull
Menbar
Aira
Albert Bowles
Mra
Trenuit
Mink Dawnon Olnsteat
Fiktom
Anna Andrews
Airs
Wesley
Stumaret Wallurs
Frank Botorbrook
John B. Patterson
Mom
Thorn Ware
Ping Grave
St. Bilzaibati's
Cole Minibug
Sandy Lake Druggist Sentenced for Liquor Sale
James Burr, a Sandy Lake druggist, pleaded guilty before Judge McLanighray for selling liquor without license. He was fined $1,000 and costs and sentenced to six months in the Alle County workhouse. The fine was suspended partially on payment.
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Meroer
James Burr
Sandy Latke
McLanighray
Red Cross Event Near Tomorrow Fetches Community Support
Pomorroy hosts a Red Cross gathering at Reavievlamy with Mrs. Mark Smith serving tea cream and pirachberry. An estimated 10 volunteers from the elky will attend a bike overt at Cheine Swi farm beyond Beayerdun to transport lady workers to the event, with transport from Tiks building around 7 40.
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Reavievlamy
Mark Smith
Elky
Cheine Swi
Beayerdun
WME
Raymond
Red Grass
Bikes
Banyerding
Tiks
Oslo
Hess
Tmye Dean
Red Cross Kead
Weather Fragment Lada Ten Chronicle Tone
Fragmentary weather note mentions air conditions and a date in a vague forecast. No clear locations or specific measurements are readable. Provides minimal atmospheric hints without concrete details.
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Jay
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Weekes
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