Great Battle Resumes in Western Front Fight
Reports from London indicate renewed heavy fighting on the Western Front with French and German forces engaging near Verdun and the Somme. Dispatches describe preparations, troop movements, and bombardments along Groentont Hill and Lille as British and French units attempt to halt German advances.
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Thole
Quilty
Penx Houyhocbe
Quentin
Ithobne
Verdun
Tent St. Mobell Black
Hogah
Thirtein
Groentont Hill
Govinan
Lins
Kylie ci Nowialig Ly
Tay
Two Perished As Rockingham Sinks In German Submarine Torpedoing
United Pyre New York reports that the American liner Rockingham was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine off an Irish coast. Two crew members perished, others rescued as a relief cable notes. Government details vary as Gar land Corporation cites reduced kinning figures and official statements from Washing ton.
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United Pyre
New York
Rockingham
Wimgnl Abranie
Niti Marine Inaker
Mho
State Department
New Major Named for Sixteenth Regiment in Grove City
A weathered notice reports Major appointments within the Sixteenth Regiment. Captain Hollieity, from Warren, receives a major rank in the Grove City unit while Colonel Mekinla and other senior officers oversee the formal ceremony. The report notes formal recognition and shifts in company leadership affecting Warren and neighboring towns.
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United Prew
Warton
Hardwell
Tay Neon
Shetwonth
Tito
Koonoily
Grove City
Wits
Mekinla Wan Kavingwoad
Bordwell Fuse Hess Cap Tun
Warren Company
Hirton
Arate Tnhe
Second Ward Now Being Organized
Corey Tennessee and nearby residents show interest as Second Ward members organize. Chairman Mrs Goo Bosworth lists volunteers Meades Stennett Frank Rayment Auer and Douglas with women including Mrs T F Lau Bits Mira and others to build ward membership.
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Second Ward
Corey
Tn Wali
Maine
Niente
Walt
Mré
Goo
Bosworth
Tis
Wsnlot
Meades
Stennelt
Frank Rayment
Y Auer
Douglas Tithe
Mew
Lau Bits
Mira
Mire
Barnes
Wille
Mery
Wentley Noward
Corry Board Votes on Referendum Debate
A Corry board debated a local referendum covering tax raises and revenue for a proposed public program. Officials considered a $200 million levy and a $250 million plan to finance a long term float project, with votes split and recommendations forwarded to higher authorities.
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Trenton
Evanhigani
SeUlin
Nelly
Waltzel
Chumben
Commofon
Medny
Yuli Lo
Iin Blan
mtUitlung
Apponitlan
Pilin
Wasi
Irugton
Death of Mrs Krech in Corry
Mrs Louisa Myer Kroch, longtime resident of Corry, died after a period of illness. She was born in 1542 and came to Corry with John G. Myers. Survived by seven children and several grandchildren, funeral services planned for Saturday at three o’clock with Rev Cathy Renee officiating at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Louisa Myer
Kroch
Corry
Tensed
Duthie
Qether
Jon G. Myers
John
Laentia
Wil- Vivo Christmnas Challen
Boban
Kidwary
Corry Boy Enlisted in U. S. Cavalry
Corry boy Voulg Stull from thin city enlisted in the U S Cavalry. Me Smith enlisted in the cavalry and will leave Monday for the Hiridokes A Columins Ohio where he will report. Me Anild has bye traveling for firwoken Byothars of Mis cy for the post sivera monthy gard toa bien very auecemeiT.
Troops Stationed Near City Amid Wartime Unrest
Rumors place the 18th Regiment at a strategic vantage west of the city guarding the larkw Atel troudl as Pennsylvani Railroad lines and Erie tracks near Low Silt town are watched. Reports say officers patrol the bridge Minder continuously day and night with weather unsettled through Friday.
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18Th Regiment
Pennsylvani Railroad
Erie
Corey
Wile
Former Corry Man Writes From Alaska
Howard Madison, formerly of Corry, reports from Alaska about Anchorage and Cook Inlet. He describes mining, shipping prospects, and the potential impact on local towns, noting Anchorage as a growing logistics hub with copper and gold properties nearby. He highlights the region's raw materials, transportation routes, and the promise of future development for Alaskan commerce.
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Howard Madison
The
Janet Fray
Aluka
Haligdler
Wino
Chin
Eden Yal
Mr Maultnon
Annier
Devinn
United States
Alasieu
Aluwku
Alaska
Anchorage
Cook Inlet
Chaanpaake
Inland Sound
Puget Bound
Amur- Jon
Hufleon
Mtaglea
Ramarion
Anghornae
Sbiemm
Diontown
Wetoatan
Edwin Harle Killed in War Among Corry Veterans
Fragmentary OCR recounts Edwin Harle, once known locally, killed in war. The piece mentions family ties to Ole Wo Hragken at the University of Pennsylvania and references a local mayor’s father, linking Harle to broader wartime service and the era’s civic figures.
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Edwin Harle
Corry
Ole Wo Hragken
Vhi University of Pennsylvania
Vitk
Mladtos
le Bern
Man of the West Front
Man of the West Front Die Rane
Soning
Lem Hunley
Aie
Tita
Qemu Vuhini Vue
PTET
pHa Te Weillelower
Waéever
Thie Wits
Tri Ar
Father's
Carey
Three Arrested for Intoxication in West Yard Incident
Officers report arrest of three men on intoxication charges linked to a disturbance near the West yard. Police say the suspects resisted officers and caused minor property damage while awaiting processing. victims and witnesses are cooperating with the investigation.
Big Medical Corps Sent to France
The National Council announced a large medical corps will sail for France in coming weeks. About 9 ambulances and 9 doctors with nurses and drivers join the effort, with 5,100 American volunteers aiding the mission. Also noted was training and equipment for medical units and support staff to bolster Allied efforts.
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Big Medical Corps
France
Why Anchorage Grew from Forest to Metropolis
The piece argues that Alaska’s diverse regions from Woutiliea to Nelehana offer rich resources and scenery, including big game hunting and abundant wildlife. It claims the growth of Anchorage stems from natural wealth and realities, not fiction, inviting readers to discover the reasons firsthand.
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Hwldog
Youll
Gaoie Creek
Yentna
Skwentna
Tirnagaln
de Vilon
Awerlea
Oosa
Anchorage
Alukath
Italy Gets War Loan Aid From Allies
The report notes Italy receiving a wartime loan from allied powers amid economic strain. government officials in Rome announce terms and repayment plans while foreign lenders outline conditions. The move aims to sustain Italy’s wartime commitments and stabilize public finances during the crisis.
Wreck Details From Angola Train Collision After Rain
Fragmentary report describes a P R R wreck near Angola on a Saturday morning. Freight cars and a Pennsylvania engine derailed after a stretch of wet track. Several crew and passengers reported injuries or deaths as rescue crews worked through the tangled rails.
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Mikoa
Mldiers
Guardian
Trovke
Owen Nisnore
Beth Wes
Miss Downey Completes Her College Work
Miss Downey completes college work at the University of Toronto after years of study. The well known young woman from Ontario has attended the institution for the past four years and now returns home to view future plans.
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Miss Downey
Mary Mawndy
Chomiee Howie
Toronto
University of Pormito
Downey Bik
Misa Downey
Picnic Hike Planned By Presbyterian Group Saturday
A Junior Christian Radwivor club member invited groups from the Presbyterian church for a penio hike this Saturday at 4 o clock. The outing includes cooking and fishing, with Brothery Triber hosting and the party returning in the afternoon.
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Radwivor Boclaty
Presbyterian
Etnird
Hole Conott
Penio
Three More Steamers Are Sunk
London reports May ships sunk in a submarine attack with 48 lives lost on the American steamer Margaret sunk April 27. The American steamer Rockingham also believed to have gone down with several lives lost. reports remain mixed as officials confirm the maritime losses.
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United Pres
London
Healy
Washington
Margaret Tisd Bean
Iownins
Rockingham
Wilson Names Head for Munitions
A public notice reports that Wilson will appoint the head of the munitions department. Details include the expected selection process and timing, with mentions of organizational names and locations involved in the transition. The notice outlines the authority guiding the appointment and its potential impact on wartime production and logistics. The language reflects official government routine in appointing key defense roles.
Silent Policemen Arrive At The City
Reports describe a visible police presence and organized groups arriving in the area. Several named individuals and local clubs appear connected to the event, with mentions of meetings scheduled through May and activities at The WAL inering.
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winaTi
Yun Jatin Abuool
May
DuBois Young Men Show Spirit in Rally
A group of DuBois youth demonstrated school spirit during a community gathering. Major Ch Maye spoke and praised the youths while Pinel Rina contributed to the event’s toy drive. The drive aimed to support local families and boost morale.
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Dubois
Dnholye Utp
LiKut
Heath
Bernt
Perit Cally
Patelette
Miss Love Injured In Fall At North Center Street
Miss Love suffered a fractured wrist after slipping on front steps while entering a dressmaking shop. Dr Kibler reduced the fracture. she was carried home on North Center Street and will be incapacitated for some time.
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M Love
Miss Tree McGraw
Kibler
Thwanlic
Om Young
Indy
North Center
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Perinsylvania College
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National Defense
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