Americans Hold Ground as Austrian Losses Mount in Front
Reports from the European front describe American forces advancing on several sectors amid heavy fighting. Austrian losses are estimated at 250,000 with thousands drowned or captured as German and Italian units counter the advances and press a retreat.
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de- Louk
Winttana
Pest
Geller
Orp
Dheir
von Kronstadt
Iean Woode
Frantel
Americana
Pevenal
Lowell
Mellett
Hemlonarters
Alipaich
London States
United States
Relchaug
Foren
BW. Mason
United Pro Wars
New York
Germany
Draft figures for Washington lottery release by Journal
The Journal will publish the draft figures for the lottery at Washington tomorrow. The board began canvassing voters or agents to indicate the order of calls as telegraphed updates proceed. Twenty five percent of the bonds are believed issued, with final issuance to be completed soon and proper filings to be returned within a year.
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Tery
Washington
hhiiUtrick
Mr. Morrow
Carfy and Union Cy Board
Blair
Salvation Anniversary Meetings Highlight Salvation Army Events
The Salvation Army led by Adjutant Smith of Corry reports progress as the Twenty Fifth Anniversary loan-work meetings draw good attendance in town. Captain Jobvon and Swedish Nightingale aide conduct gatherings at Meadville, with Cadet Miss Hopdernon assisting. Private George W. Prueler, brother of Curtle Frunter, serves as marchant of the Rowe event, while Private Frunter plans home leave from Camp Upton to France.
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Salvation Army
Smith
Corry
Harry Helnsbach
Bionday Olight
Cayton
Wilo Ja
Meadville
Miss Hopdernon
Prueler
Curtle Frunter
East Main Street
Splystion Army
Asryicn
Frmier
Owens of
Kang
President Opposes Draft Extension in Congress
A distorted dispatch notes President Wilson opposing any extension of the draft. Secretary Baker supports the policy, with the White House and Senate committees briefed on the matter and awaiting formal action this season.
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Wortingion
Uventy
Congrena
I Wilson
Senate
Ismaelt da Mejaahler
Meadville militia visit highlights local escort and drill
A Meadvill e militia contingent led by Captain Carr joined a review in the Armory with two platoons from Company OC totaling about 25 men. Lt. Col. Hyde, W. Lloyd Marsh and witnesses praised the ceremony as the Revenue MIMME opens at My. Gritua on July 4.
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Mewlville
Fennsylvania
Anon
John Carr
Saeon
Harrow
Armaiy
Gol. Hyde
Ned Liewt
W. Lloyd Marsh
Anen
Irky Kien
Io IC
National Guard
Fourth of July Admissions to Subscribers
A question arose about the convoy for public subscriptions to the July Fourth sale at the Fair Grounds and the plan to charge Wilkimisalon a fee. The committee said subscriptions will receive a ticket valid for two companions and proceeds from day features go to the Corry soldier entertainment fund. About $700 had been secured to finance the celebration. health officials warned of unrectified admissions and suspected chickenpox among some attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csle- Patton
Wilkimisalon
Fair Groundy
Corry
July draft calls announced for 344 525 men
The Provost Marshal General issues July draft calls listing 344 525 men to be called in July. The notices detail allocations by state including Pennsylvania send offs to Camp Wade Worth and Camp Wadsworth, with thousands assigned to training and entrainment duties and payments noted.
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Camp Wadsworth
Wantington
9. C
Aertomrm
Wade
Local Food Rule Aims at Sugarless Cakes and Beef Menus
Lopity Food Administrator Panke warns Bruce to stop selling cakes with sugar icing and noncompliant meats. New serving days set for beef dishes with roast on Mondays and stews on Wednesdays and Saturdays. heat may be served anytime. Grocers meeting scheduled for July 8 to discuss plan with Deputy Peaketee at the Board of Commerce room. County Administrator Klein says implementation is imminent in the county.
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Panke
Hakery
Stevks
Con- Tor
Peaketee
Commerce
Ulite City
Klein
Beaver Dam Social Revue Draws Big Crowd For Charity Event
A large crowd gathered at Mrs. Monk Smith’s Beaver Dam home for a cream social to benefit the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross. The lawn glowed with Japanese lanterns and evergreen decorations. young ladies served cream, cake, strawberries, sandwiches, and coffee. The event, filled with music and mingling, continued past midnight and drew donations near $100.
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Monk Smith
Beaver Dam
Corry
Jon
Tong
Casualties listed as War Department announces totals
Washington June 21 War Department reports total casualties: 47 killed in action 9 died of disease 1 in accident 4 due to other causes 20 severely wounded 2 wounded 7 missing. Equipment for hospital use arriving includes new X ray gear with installation expected within a week to ten days and total cost around 3 000 dollars to complete.
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Washington, D.C
Marine Corps
Corry Hospital
Bukie
Hie Kngaly Bietrie Company
Klein Ordered to Cut Deliveries in Erie County
Conrad Wieth heads the Food Administration in Erie County announces a government order to regulate deliveries of all merchandise. A special conference is set at the Chamber of Commerce Building to outline an acceptable method, with a meeting on Friday June 28 at 8 o clock for all involved in deliveries.
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Conrad Wieth
Food Administration
Erie County
Caline
Mr. Klein
Pecely
Chamber of Commence
Gyalig
Installation of Electric Equipment at K P L Furnishings Plant
The Installation Area electric system at the K P L Furnishings Company plant is near completion with individual motors being installed for various machines. The area will become one of the best equipped furniture manufacturing plants in the region as coal supply justifies motor use. Steam rollers will be used for heating purposes and drying jets while current for the new equipment will be supplied by Cotry City Company.
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K.P. L. Furnitnd Company
Jambuty
Cotry Ofty Company
Nine Graduates at Clymer High School Service
The Clymer High School commencement was delivered Sunday evening in the Abbey Reformed Church by Rev. Albert Marriott before a large audience. The list names Ray Bart r Laitim Slotboon Digh Hewes Morsnes Gifort Wille Gilmors Joy Chywish Laverne Bedbrink Yel 1 tom Necker Hacal Barnes.
Gasoline Prices Under Fire In Local Market
Local garage owners allege the Atlantic Refining Company charges a higher wholesale price than the regional retail rate, keeping gasoline at 41 cents here while neighboring towns along the New York border sell better grades for 45 cents. Prices vary by locality with Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake areas at 26 cents a gallon in spots, and the Atlantic territory seen as an exception.
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al Janie Refioing
Whitey
New York State Line
Garollon
Jamestown
War Saving Stamp drive targets pledges in city
Men and women of Corry rally for the War Savings Stamp drive. President Bentley presides at a meeting as male volunteers prepare to visit every business and office to secure pledges, while women promote stamp purchases citywide. The effort aims for a strong county showing this week.
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War Saving Stamp Company
Con Mercy
Bentley
Tula
Jor Erte
Corry
Local Highway Project Sees Bids Sought
Secretary Janes Dorn of the Department of Commerce received a letter from State Highway Commissioner O’Neil announcing bids for constructing four segments of a new road from Corry to New York State Line. The project aims to complete the route to Piney Lake with the department’s engineers finalizing mud specifications and seeking bids for most work.
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Janes Dorn
Hownd of Commerce
O'Neh
Corry
York State
Pindiky Lake
O'Neil
Suerstary Deown
Hide
Esskiline
Ohio Ruling Affects Local Gas Rate Fight
The Ohio decision cited in Cincinnati gas rate clash upholds a prestate commission contract. It states the city and Pennsylvanian Gas Company predated state oversight, limiting state interference. The ruling energizes opponents who argue the charter and contracts should remain intact despite public service scrutiny.
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Ohio
Bris Merah
Itn Brie
Pennsylvanie
Cinemath
Withowel Dt Wit
Tie Olty Webting ‘Lerth
Prion
Pribtie Titties Comsnissel
Cineinnati
Suprame
Kus Company
State Commission
Mitr
Thare Taroths
Erle
Pennsylvants Gas Company
Lie
Elfwol
Nate Publie
Teelty
Travelers Warned to Be on Guard at Stations
Local railroad detectives and passenger train men have been warned to watch for pickpockets operating at stations and depots while passengers board and alight. The warning urges the public to guard valuables as a reported robbery at Cor Ty ended with a man pitched for $8 in a crowd.
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Twacr
Eng
Lecturle Renoye
Pennsy
Cor Ty
Distributing Fruit Jars Inspires Ward Helpers
A Fourth Ward effort delivers over three hundred quart jars of fruit and vegetables to residents. If no response, jars will be left at doorsteps. Volunteers are asked to plan their deliveries and report progress.
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Austria
Reichstag
Berlin
Jojo
von Kuhlmann
Agallahia
Amiaciok
Lowell Miller
Milvite
Frank Lennart
Chieneo Browne
Fan Pryites
Ualted Preas
Rome
Ay Chato
Tallun
Journal
Salvation
United Preany
State Health Department
Offetala Yava
United Prew
Espert
Erie
Clymer
Oerl Bender
Maxdville
Otty Yasterty
Mim
Charles Benhatt
Keer
Faw Uth
Drie
Bowie
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