Enemies Hold World War I Front in Flanders as Allies Improve Lines
Report dated May 1 II notes enemy activity in Flanders remains low while Allied positions tighten their lines along the front near Arras and Fontain. American troops see steady action south of Vervins as artillery and infantry operations continue with casualties and prisoners reported.
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Flanders
Camas
Vie Laeitie
Wau
Elise
Corman
Montis
Waiilout
Matt
Mary Bayt
samnaNtia
Mies
Ciro
Maven Savery
Jane
Jon
Otfreyt
Jy Avisalii
No Limit to Number to Be Called in Army Mobilization
In United Press copy from Washington February 2 1908 the War Department cites no fixed limit on troops or equipment to be mobilized. Secretary Baker asserts there is no cap and that the army will raise forces as needed for the Nation defense, with enlistments and mobilization proceeding as required by wartime needs.
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United Presa
Wahington
Send Out Ballots for B C Election Amid War Dispatches
Secretary Crown of the Board of Commerce announced ballots have been mailed for the upcoming B C election. Voting closes when counted on May 11, with all ballots promptly returned. Letters from prisoners describe harsh conditions, hunger, and shelling near the front lines, illustrating wartime strain and casualties.
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Board of Commerce
Army pneumonia cases drop slightly across camps
United Press reports from Washington on May 2 that army pneumonia cases show a modest decline. The Surgeon General’s Department notes 241 cases this week versus 278 last week, with Camp Hogan and Teagan at peak illness while Camp Wheeler reports only marginal pneumonia numbers and a slight nationwide epidemic is noted but not detailed.
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United Press
Corryites Army Wedding in New York
Mink Elisabeth Lyons and Rutho McCord wed in New York with Corry connections noted. Lyons, a graduate of Corry High School, holds a government post in Washington while McCord, a North Corry native, is a First Lieutenant on active duty. Wedding announced amid war work and city ties.
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Corryites
New York
J Felngran
Mink Eligabeth Lyons
Hirst
Rutho McCord
Bath
Ssnverns
Mia Davon
Othe Sharpstirer
Mir
Cav
Lions of
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Corry High School
Cavs
HA Wind Alten Oen
Wiest
McCord
North Mer
Corry
Lene
Murnell University
Washington
Important Meeting of Boy Scouts Tells of War Work and Summer Plans
The meeting for Ue members of rot Na is set for tomorrow night at the Mie Prex hyterian gymnasium. Reports will cover War Work and the Third Liberty Loan drive, plus plans for summer events including hikes, an overnight trip, a Findley Lake camping week in June, and a bicycle merit badge outing. Troop members are to assemble promptly on the gym floor at 208 ym. and all will attend.
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Rot Na
Hyterian
Liberty Loan
May Social Event Shines At City Party
A May party drew broad success with a Liberty Bond program and an evening of live music. Notable performers included Mist Toa Vie and Mary Raymond with the Liberty chorus, while attendees praised the entertainment and attire. The event raised about 6000 dollars from the sale of bonds as dances continued until 1 am, and a cosmetics station offered refreshments to a large patronage. Nearby, twelve yearling trout from Union City Hatchery were shipped, and a new fueling station at Wayne and Washington streets prepared for motorists.
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Wong
Armin
Minty
Sonal
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Iblintine
Gunbert
Helliby
Dell Durtig
Tolberty
Aswletlig
Maberty Elon
Georgle Waggoner
Katherine Starr
Marian “Thompson
Florence Arnold
Mather Auer
Red Chase
Hhorey Darling
Paul Bowell
Addline
Cheate Porter
Park Dean Solivrs
Liberty Bond
Mist
Mary Raymond
Alexander
Frank Paty
Pam
Leng Lindsley
Warren Sutton
Genres Bomworth
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Mim
Olin Aroeh
Mile Mary Rawmont
Lowe Lon Watt
Mira
Olmstind
Bracken Accon
Winmail
Olmstead
Bosworth
Mig
Water Clough
Dales
Sly Incy Stagart
Qlennt Barker
Shenbet
Union City
Measant Mount
Wayne County
Enry Bennett
Wayne
Washington Streets
Cleanup drive exceeds day quota set by mayor
Mayor Alexander announces annual Cleanup Day aims for broad participation as teams inspect streets and remove debris. City residents receive notices to clear waste from their property. crews plan route visits and seek completion ahead of the event date.
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Alexander
Ty Carry
Liberty Loan drive nears goal with bonds tapping quota
The Liberty Loan committee reported progress toward the $172,100 quota, with early bond sales showing the target nearly reached and plans for a celebratory event and Honor Flag raising. Bank reports and telegrams indicated the town would likely surpass the goal, paving the way for a patriotic observance and further bond purchases in the final days.
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le Howls
Campaden
Corry
Rhuren
Abere
Atty
112th Regiment Moves From Augusta to New Quarters
The 112th Regiment departed Augusta under orderly conditions heading to new quarters. Headquarters Company and Companies A to I formed detachments, with a guard placed around the area. The march proceeded with no significant incidents as the detachment moved past the hill, and local coverage noted minimal civilian presence.
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W. Orr
Derrian
Augusta
Tekueds
Newquarters
Camp Haincock
Hte
Aoute
Hospital Directors Hold a Meeting in Corry District
The Board of Directors met at the hospital last evening with a significance from the Corry Merchant Society via conference. The outlook for the hospital is very bright, with end-of-fiscal-year improvements, and the installation of an X-ray function promising a first-class hospital button in the district.
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Corry Merchent Society
Corry
Nation Responds to Wilson's Loan Appeal in Thrift Stamps Sale
Washington reports a strong public response to President Wilson's loan appeal with a surge in thrift stamp subscriptions. The city shows a notable total reaching millions for the drive, reflecting widespread support and continued progress toward the wartime bond goal. Weather calls for warmer conditions.
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Nation
Wilson
Telvendlan
Come
Totel
Milton
Ohal Jonge
Banquet Honors Local Draftees Before Departure
A banquet will be held at the Hotel Grandin tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. for local draftees Elmer Shuss Louis Decker and Merle Long who depart Saturday morning for basic training in Kentucky. William Joyner, listed on an alternate, awaits the next draft word.
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Thomas
Elmer Shuss
Louis Decker
Merle Long
William Joyner
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