Long Range Bombardment of Paris Ridiculed in Reports
Washington reports dismiss the Paris bombardment as aerial activity with shells landing weakly at dawn. British and American forces, including Haig and allied troops, push counterattacks while Germany claims a major extended offensive, debated as a limited operation.
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Paris
Washington
Helle
Wotman Citvlatons
Ralger
Allioy
Haig
Geruann
St. Gothain Forent
Kein
Youretary Bakar
London
Lloyd Gorge
Lord Nerby
Anthony
United Press
Ihatile
Preas
Nyon Ne Klon
Osso
Rheims
Hast
Sulppes
Masaults
Arracourt
Vossen Dud
Bodun
Sharpe
State Department
Department
War Front Updates Claim German Advances Near Sonne
German and Allied reports detail movements near the Sonne and Raupoune fronts with claims of territorial gains by German forces and counterattacks by Allied troops. The piece notes German press acknowledgment, a German foothold near a coastal belt, and a Western front push as of March. A separate note lists a heavyweight title contract between Jess Willard and Frank Fulton for July 11 with payday terms.
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United Pree
Enowuine
Husaage
Somme
Sonne
Ytrea
Sally
Raupaune
Polace
Combles
AL Neste
Cro— Vent
United Preas
Chicago
March
Fulton
Wis
Willard
Trolley Line Again Out of Commission
Temporary repairs failed and a new armature and commutator will likely be required at the power house. Those interested are undecided on next steps as Mr Woodard of Warren is absent and could not be reached.
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Hiaig
Gomme
Perontie
Driyan Bank
Beast
Holy
Havd
Mme Point
Gerry
Columbuy
Sion
Howse
Woodard
Warren
Harrisburg Officials Confer on Road Problem
Mayor Alexander and County Commissioner Rogan in Harrisburg discuss resistance to bulking the new Harredeske road to New York State One. Upon their return, definite prospects for the development will be announced.
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Alexander
Harrisburg
Rogan
Btate Hit Department
New York State
High Rate in Stamp Sale Made Here
Erie Dispatch notes Corry leads thrift stamp campaign with 1 084 30 growth in sales last week. Per capita rates show Pennsylvania county figures favor Corry over Erie, with Perry County ahead in population-adjusted thrift stamp totals.
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Wade
Airle Ks Wes Than Ic
Erie Dispatch
Corry
Worle
Sue Worth
Perry
Erie
Briers
No Change in Rural Telephone Service Report
The rural phone system remains unsettled as twelve lines have not restored Bell service and many patrons continue without lines. Union officials expect more developments as talks with Bell and local interests proceed, with potential line consolidations anticipated at the Vinton office.
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Felephone
Corry
Pyute Guild
Aireat Ly
Potruma
Fiat Tunst
Joka Wasinese Ransactions
Wolt
Hines Liierary
Fition
Vinton
Corry Boy in France Wrote Front Line Dispatches
Paul Gerry DeRosy of Corry Massachusetts born April 17 1897 served in the Harvard Unit of the American Ambulance Corps in France and Italy reporting from the western front and a mission to the Italian front He enlisted in June 1917 delaying Harvard graduation to join the service and was sent to Allentown Pennsylvania and later to France where he remained in uniform amidst heavy fighting at the front.
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Paul Gerry DeRosy
France
Destomy
Harvard
Amerikan Ambulance
Corps
West Front
Trent
McRosay
Cambridge
Imass
Hoglon Latin School
Dummer Academy
Hamard
American Imultace Comms
Allontowsi
Depot Repairs Question Spurs Civic Debate
Citizens question how long taiload repairs can keep patching up the old passenger depot. They seek to know if the city can legally stop the railroad from perpetuating the dilapidated structure as a passenger station in the central business district. Residents note annual spring fixes only hold for a year and reflect poorly on the town. City authorities are weighing the issue this morning.
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Pasenger
Erle
Kent
Ol Ibatthing
Columbus Mill Returns to Work After Dam Repairs
Repairs to the Columbus mill dam were completed Saturday and water returned, allowing the Putnam and Parker mill at Columbus to resume operation. The prior flood damage had shut the mill, with past proposals to extend the dam and pond for better dewatering. now only the dam itself has been restored and the mill is functioning again.
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Putnam and Parker
Coloumbus
Man shoots self after threat of divorce
Charles McCauley, 37, of 1904 Poplar Street, allegedly fired a .48 caliber pistol in his bedroom after his wife told him she would leave him. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital, where attendants said he would recover. Police reported the incident followed a domestic dispute and a violent confrontation before the self-inflicted wound.
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Charles McCauley
Poplar Street
St Vincent's Shospital
McCauley
Iin Wits
Potios Sax
McCainley
Hawa Talen
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von Hindenburg
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Avery Importent Development
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LQEON
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Luye
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Armstordam
Morel
Teelinto
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Kater
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Braiser
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