Homeward Bound Company A Boys Promise Return
Lieutenant Wellman sends word from Company A that the soldiers will be home Wednesday, expecting to bring sixty men. The Journal reports plans to wire updates from Philadelphia and Merliburg, and announces a welcome home with a large turnout. Wellman will command the company and has long fought with the 142nd, seeking a captaincy his peers deem deserved.
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Tetlo
Torry
Tina
Anziona
Jaxtan
Corey
faMck
Wyunu
Corry
Taeon City
Youngaville
Cols
Pulladelpiig
Merliburg
Fon Honoye
Mira
Corry Hoya
Alux Wider
Tito
Wollman
142Th
Wellman
New U S Troops To Leave New York For Germany Next Week
News from Hoboken port reports an unst unit of the U S army will depart from New York next Tuesday bound for Germany. About three thousand men will sail to relieve drafted troops in Europe, completing departure plans as volunteers are assembled.
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New York
Lew Alnettnin
Germany
Recital by Pupils of Miss Pope at the Mute Yesterday
The pupil recital presented by Miss Pope featured the pind pipes of Attra Anna Mays Pups and various numbers marked by expression and brilliancy. Awards noted excellence for Marie Katherine Planagan Millicent Has broek and others. Evelyn Bousted performed A Modern Loshyt van with evident talent, and two encores followed. The life and works of Rehumona were highlighted, with study club members providing interludes and notable performances by Ming Pips and Chila study clubiner.
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Attra Anna Mays Pups
Marie Katherine Planagan
Millicent Hasbroek
Dyxie Marie Johnaoi
Hagel Sample
Fouls Skinnes
Leona McKay
Evelyn Bousted
Mia
Tonstet
Rehumona
Mian Pope Avus
Eyanil Aicw
Spaulding
Mary Christopher Org
Ofroun
Ysercee
Norek Meslutlon
Norek Meslutlon, ‘A Moitern Tindhnvlyar’® Fvelyn Boustei Manurka Mlegnute
Goetrude Munger
Galtumann
Twenty Six Miners Overcome At Nottingham Colliery
Wilkes Barre May 3 Twenty six miners were overcome at the Nottingham colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre coal mine near Plymouth today due to a buildup of black damp. Early reports claimed several deaths and hundreds gathered at the scene. Ambulances were dispatched from Wilkes Barre. Further reports say one miner named Thorn was fatally injured.
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WilkesBarre
Nottiegham
Lehigh
Plymouth
Tintor
Thorn
Mrs Haeley Bmithe Dies at Home in Columbus Avenue
Mrs Haeley Bmithe died suddenly at her home 118 West Columbus Avenue. She leaves a husband and four young daughters, two sisters and a brother. Relatives will hold a short prayer service Sunday at 2 oclock, followed by funeral at the United Brethren Church at 3 oclock. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Mra
Haeley
West
Columbus
Thei Ihus
Elton Simmons
Mins Mollava
Brio
Hw United Brethen
Otslock
Pine Grove Someterys
Weather forecast for Wonbhes and surrounding area
Showers tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Winds from the southwest at moderate speeds. Highs in the mid fifties, overnight lows near the forties. Expect unsettled conditions across Wonbhes, Breis, and nearby towns.
Congress Called To Meet By June First
A scrambled dispatch reports President Wilson advising Congress to convene May 26 and calling for an extra session in June. The message notes Congress will tackle remaining appropriation measures from the previous year as the administration plans for the final phases of government.
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Wilson
Congress
Washington, DCC
Dent Wilson
Tome
Frrebushi
Tuny
Sud
Rickards and Finney Praise 112th Regiment Valor
In praise of the 112th Regiment, Colonel Georga and Colonel Dansy extol the unit’s courage from Chateau Thigrry to Alan, Argonne, and beyond. They defend the men’s honor and fidelity, noting their sacrifices and the shared glory of a tough campaign.
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Phoenix Wu
Uwe Nn
Georga
Rickards
Dansy Ye
Liem
Shuanon
Ciliates
Gail
Rick
Mhatoaw Ilorry
Chateau Thigrry
Alan
Weather Improves at St Johns Amid Flight Preparations
Weather at St Johns improves as a sudden shift brings south winds and fog thins. No announcements from Sopwith or Martynade camps by late morning as Britain entries prepare for the Transatlantic flight.
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United Press
St. Johns
Envois From Austria Hinted For Versailles Talks
A fragmentary report notes proposals for Austrian envoys to meet in Versailles or nearby capitals after Allied demand. The sketchy item references German actions, promises to discuss terms, and potential arrangements involving Germany, Austria, and Turkey within the postwar framework.
Body of murdered girl found near Latrobe
A badly beaten young woman, identified as Miss Fumie Auta, a Latrobe area schoolteacher, was found shot in the head near Latrobe. Police believe kidnapping and murder occurred the previous Monday as crowds gather and searches expand. A county reward is offered for arrests.
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Shatrobe
Tha Ory
Fumie Auta
Alvetoen Itryl
Latrobe
Hue Yoon
Il ix
Detleve
Greensburg
Uni
Thor Alayers
Westmiorsland County
Hays
Motorists urged to protest bus fare hike in Harrisburg
Telegram sent to local motorists from Harrisburg urges immediate action against a proposed increase in district bus fares. The note claims a 45 cent per horsepower charge and higher than neighboring states with some cars facing a 0 to 50 percent rise. Residents are asked to circulate telegrams to lawmakers before Monday to demand a forty cent rate.
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W. Ba
Maren
Harrisburg
Housa
Feoa
Legislatural
Germans Must Accept Terms Says Harden
May 1 report quotes Harden stating Germans must accept terms offered. The piece notes propaganda efforts by leaders and public opposition to ratification, with concern over political pressure and potential consequences if the terms are rejected.
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Aimmany Ta
Masinlow Hanten
Geriminy goVeri Nehe
Wopls
Chinese Protests at Paris Conference Ripple Through Allies
Chinese delegates in Paris today protested Allied decisions on Japan, arguing the two incidents share a common issue. They urged that Chinese public opinion would grow disappointed and disillusioned if the Allies maintain current policy toward Japan.
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Paris
Wilkins
Whey
Japan
Special Topic at Presbyterian Church Sunday
The Sunday program at the Presbyterian Church features a morning sermon on “Where shall we find our word” and an evening service with music by the Junior Choir. The topic, inspired by Sir Christopher Wren and St Paul’s, asks how to carry forward the New Century’s ideals of life, hope, and peace.
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Christopher Wrow
St. Paul's Cathodes
London
St. Pail's
Hevenlooi
More 28th Men Land in Philadelphia
Philadelphia May 1 The transport Mai entered the Delaware with 3575 additional men of the 23rd division. A second transport will look here this afternoon but debarkation is urged to be delayed due to the difficulty of handling the large body of troops after dark.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Mai
Delaware
Mio
Quthort
Victory Bond Drive Totals Rise Over City Quota
Victory bond sales in Corry reach 115,900 with 113,900 locally reported and 10,450 bank sales. City rail subscriptions add 4,050, pushing the grand total toward the quota as county leaders praise the drive and Chairman Crown reports strong county momentum.
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Corry Victory
Crown
Lewders Yeaterday
Corry
Spring Creek Road Advocates Organizing Rally and Meeting
A disjointed report describes Spring Creek Road activists organizing a rally and meeting in Warren to discuss buying land and routing a county project. A large delegation plans to travel to Moonbury to influence the plan and voice support for their side of the issue.
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Spring Creek
Warren State Road
Sprig Creek
Warren
Ralgerd
Pilusios
Morse
Moonbury
Nation Must Gain More Speed at Victory Campaign Push
May reports from Washington note a Treasury estimate of 1 075 090 000 as the country faces a funding appeal. Campaigners plan a house to house canvass while Mrs. Daniel Westcott of Jamestown visits Corry Hospital where her son is a patient.
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Washington
Vittory Honda
Maye LO
Jon Sumpalguors
Treasury Department
Department
Cauntry
Daniel Wescott
Jamestown Re
Son
The
Corry Hospital
Court grants permissions over gas share to West Virginia
In Washington on May 8 the Thy Mates of Ohio and Pennsylvania won approval to begin court proceedings to restore their stake in West Virginia gas transported into Pennsylvania and Ohio. The two states depend on the gas for their industries and see the action as crucial to continued supply.
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Saver
Chomifrod
Nuluite
Jipmoss
Erin
Hydey Pradilyme
Starden
Corey Privites
Dilding Homes
Thw
Don Pay
Kinoy
Betas
Pompuriy Durlye
Sears
Vinnolan
Whelon
Kinney
Milo
Corry
Warren
Pennaytvanit
Nha
Logal
Erie
Varios
Chainaan Crown
Brio
Ibis Pombo
Ashtabula
United Press
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bhoroma
Roxteiet
West Virginia
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Tuany Industrion
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111Th Home Regiment
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