Lieutenant Wellman Signals Homeward Travel for Company A
From Camp Dix Lieutenant Wellman reports Company A will move home soon with sixty men. He expects to reach Philadelphia on Tuesday, then Corry and Tyrone towns, aiming for a Thursday or Friday arrival. Mayor Alex H. plans an informal welcome at the station with a voyage of good cheer.
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Tients
Wallace
Tony Mirney Pine
Dix
Corry
Goya Bowie
Tournad
Ho Ami
Philadelphia
Wawrishirg
Kevova
Alex
Moiey
Wellman
Old Tome
New U S Troops To Sail For Germany Next Week
New York May 4 reports say the first unit of the new American army to serve as the occupational force in Germany will sail from New York next Tuesday aboard the Rangyort Agamomion. The voyage is part of a plan to replace drafted troops serving in Europe with volunteers now being recruited.
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New-York
Army of Occupation
Germany
New Yorke
Tiewilay
Rangyort Agamomion
Ewrape
Recital by Pupils of Miss Pope at Studio Afternoon
A school recital by Miss Pope’s pupils featured Marie Katherine Planagan Millicent Haw-Drouck Jessie Marie Thuan Hazel Sample Louise Skinner Leona Muay and Alia Messenger receiving gold honors for proficiency. Evelyn Honstod performed A Modern Lovhit Variations showing talent as works by Schumann and a Ming Pope talk with pictures preceded two more compositions. The program included Stir Spangled Banner solo organ numbers and choir pieces highlighting preparation and promising future study under Miss Pope.
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Mies Anni May
Ah Ala Dente
Yrittaney
Marie Katherine Planagan
Millicent Haw- Drouck
Jessie Marie Thuan
Hazel Sample
Louise Skinner
Leona Muay
Alia Messenger
Lenin
Schumann
Ming Pope
Mine Pope
Baynor
Evans Allee Mononger
Spaulding
Mary
Helitopher Veal
Ccc
Teegemann Pauhion
Torok
Madern Lochuivar
Fiyelyn Bonalid
Wasarka
Wlegante
Cesseeys- Wanawoo
Gertruily Binger
Death of Mrs Smith at 11240 Willow Street
Mrs. Smith died at home late Sunday evening at 11240 Willow Street after a brief illness. She leaves her husband Harley Bevitte, and young daughter Molly Simmons. Funeral arrangements are planned for Sunday at 2 o clock from the United Brethren church with interment in Wine Grove Cemetery.
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Harley Bevitte
Dhunbains
Elton Simmons
Moliasa Simmons
United Brethren
Ofoocke
Wine Grove
Twenty Miners Overcome at Nottingham Colliery
Twenty six miners were overcome at the Nottingham colliery of the Uphigh and Wither areas coal mines due to a carbon monoxide like black damp buildup. Fire reports say several killed and many gathered at the mine, with ambulances rushed to the scene. Later reports indicate there were no fatalities.
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Wilkes Barre
Nottingham
Barea
Firetraporta
Minoa
Weather: Werther showers tonight and Sunday
An Ohio weather bulletin reports showers tonight in Werther with clearing by Sunday. Temperatures remain warm for the period, with pleasant weekend conditions expected after the rain.
Will Call Congress by June First
United Press reports in Washington that efforts to convene Congress in May and an extra session are under consideration. The imminent session is expected to address large appropriations left from the prior term before the fiscal year ends.
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Congress
Wilson
Washington
D. C
Antion
Howden
Praise for 112th Regiment The Rickards and Finney Memoir
In a speech by Colonel George Rickards of City and Colonel Maney of Tarrin the 112th Regiment is exalted. They recall the One Hundred and Eleventh Infantry detachment at Chateau Thierry and Mas poun Thirsty, praising the soldiers for courage, endurance, and honor from the Marne to the Argonne forest.
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One
George R. Rickarda
Maney
Tarrin
Elilin
Chateau Thierey
Dwly
Col
Rickwhl
Mas
Thorn Wing
Bom
Fodney
Chavau Thierry Ti
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Marne Wilfent
Argonne Forest
Matzi
Weather Improves At St Johns For Transatlantic Flight
United Press reports St Johns on May 3 shows improving weather aiding the British entry in the Transatlantic airplane flight. Morning fog lifted as winds veered north and then toward the west, with no official statement yet from Sopwith or Martinair camps.
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United Press
St. Johns
Oraing
Nouth
Receive Envoys From Austria Negotiations Begin
Fragmentary report shows preparations to receive ten Austrian envoys. Mentions Paris Versailles context, June meetings, German delegation present, and imminent presentation of complete terms to the Allied Allied leaders. Includes references to Lrealy and Clymann with unclear names.
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United Press
Geringin
Rayoival
Genwaia
Willy Ithe
Vervalle Fos
Noord Cepieta
Wilitheid Wirling
Clymann
Versailles
Murdered Girl Found Near Latrobe After Struggle
The body of Misa Enimm Ausfraw, a nine year old schoolteacher, was found near Latrobe at Autary farm eight o clock this morning. Police believe she was abducted Monday and shot in the head after a violent assault. A wide search by neighbors, deputies, and county officials continues with a reward offered for the arrest of the slayers.
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United Press
Lajeabe
Misa Enimm
Ste Wah
Hethe
Mer Fee
Sinila
Holt
Latrobe
Giel
Polive
Enny Mahlon
Westmordland County
motorists urged to protest higher car fuel tax
A telegram from Harrisburg is read urging all motorists to press legislators Monday to block or reduce a proposed rise in motor fuel taxes. The note cites the Ditrich Bi No. 107 as the routed bill and calls for action to lower the rate from 80 to 40 cents per pint or equivalent, urging widespread telegrams to members.
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W. Ho.maren
Harrisburg
Germans Must Accept Terms Says Harden
Berlin May 2 German leader Harden warns the Allies terms must be accepted to end the war. He accuses German propaganda of delaying ratification and urges swift endorsement of the peace plan. The German delegation at Voratttus cautions that rejection could prolong conflict and harm autonomy prospects.
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Berlin
Enurlee
Pari
Omiang
Norwelt
Lin "Esierson
Maximilian Thorden
Harden
Chinese Protest in Paris Highlights Allied Policy Clash
Paris May 3 The Chinese protest against Allied plans for postwar Asia. They urge immediate recognition of Chinese aims and warn that any concession to Japan in the Shangtung area would provoke strong discontent among Chinese people and risk alienating Chinese allies.
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Paris
Japan
Behold the Presbyterian Church Sunday Topic
A morning sermon at the Presbyterian church addresses Beep Homal Storm of Toss and the master planning of Sir Christopher Wren. The speaker asks where to find models and inspiration to face life’s trials, urging gratitude for past inheritances and seeking courage wisdom and strength for the era. A parish-wide service follows in the evening with a period cadence.
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Chrotopher Wren Plavot
Paul al Carheden
London
Avery
Ray
Spring Creek Road Advocates Organizing
A local group in Warren County pushes for road improvements linking Spring Creek and Garland. Delegates plan to meet in the near future to urge state officials to build direct routes, arguing faster travel and improved access are vital. crowd urges coordinated action toward a single preferred corridor.
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Warren County
Sprig Creek
Garland
Bhirliye Creek
Victory: Nation Must Gain More Speed
Washington May 1 American will be urged to increase speed in supporting Victory Honda’s $500,000,000 daily target if it misses the May 1 minimum quota. Officials appeal to the people to back the drive and start a broad canvass. Philadelphia May 4 transport Mail departs with 575 of the 28th division. Delays urged for orderly embarkation after dark. Mrs Daniel Wescott of Jamestown visits son patient at Corry hospital.
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Washington
United Press
Philadelphia
Delaware
Nhorasmoore
Ying
Victory Bond drive sales exceed quota in city and county
Victory Bond sales reported at 113 900 to 114 900 with bank totals 10 450 and county officials citing 050 for railroad subscriptions bringing the grand total to 115 900. City quota progress appears to be about 42 percent with county leaders optimistic about reaching the target.
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Forry Victory
Crown
Corry
City building plans ready next week
The city planning commission will meet Monday evening to review building plans. Officials expect approval details for fire department upgrades and city headquarters, with mayoral input and notices to follow.
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Commission
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