Verdun Front Germans Reported Preparing to Withdraw
London May 11 French claim Berlin says Teutons preparing to quit Verdun drive at once. Reports from Greece say heavy Anglo French activity and Bulgarian buildup near Florina. French claims credit for repelling assaults and destroying targets as artillery duels continue on the western front.
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Verdun
Berlin
Teutons
United Proay
London
Gerwiy
Kuril
Teuton Athin Polit
Hoporta
Fome
Hickmirne
Greece
Florana
Nin Asmiule
Niles
Artllery
Paris
Gerona
Btalng
Fine catch of big trout by local anglers
Oh Le M. Christie and Arthur King of this city, while tabing yesterday afternoon, scored a top trout catch. They brought in five large fish weighing around twenty pounds, with one weighing about twenty inches long. A photo of the catch drew much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh le M. Christie
Arthur King
King wWai
Report Defeat of The French
Reports from the front indicate French forces suffered setbacks near Verdun and along the Hamboa sector. Verdun assaults were repelled. French casualties and prisoners rose as shellfire and machine gun fire hindered advance. A captured unit reportedly holds 54 prisoners as of May 4, with total French losses and captives mounting to around 1604.
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Peesy
Bertin
Komi
Verdun Ware
Verdun
Hamboa
Nouvy
Envy Lowes
Grenada
Board of Commerce Band Enlarged and Developed
The Board of Commerce Band expanded with new members and now totals twenty four artists. Under Director Black progress is steady as the group purchases new uniforms and instruments. They plan a Erie Decoration Day display with Company A and nearby troops. A spring fundraiser concert at the armory is slated for May 17 with weekly city park performances to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commerce
Black Rupli
Erie
Trevie Bnotler
Hole
Big Hanafit
Bonn
Mahle Buys Fine Stutz Car In Local Sale
A H Mahle purchases a fine Stutz automobile amid local chatter. The new car features a powerful motor and attractive styling, drawing praise from Corry drivers and local auto enthusiasts at a gathering last evening.
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A. H. Mahle
Fine Stutz Car
Mable
Brlk
Apood
Clues
Jocal Automobile Cholon
Corry
Missionary Visitor Here With Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Archie Laraway attended to waiters here last evening with Mr and Mrs Dy Th Marvin of North onter Street. They left for Hile where they will conduct gospel services. Mrs Laraway formerly of this city has spent several years in missionary work in China and other regions.
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Archie Laraway
Dy Th Marvin
North Onter Street
Hile
Mrr
Laraway
Thin City
Wince Tonving Corry
China
Speed blamed for wreck in foggy weather report
United Press dispatch from Washington on May 11 blames speed in foggy conditions for a serious wreck. The report cites Chief Holman of the War Safety Commission who urged recall of the flagman and stronger enforcement to prevent similar incidents.
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United Wrenn
Philadelphia
Phila
Dulpha
Tex
Hoossvelt
Medleohl
Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
New York
Ameri
Holman
Commianontis
Hector
Ceduned
Bel Fay
Ity Viited Press Pillaburgh
Motor Club to Meet Friday Evening at Chamber Rooms
The Corty svatoy Ghul group schedules a regular meeting Friday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Leaders aim to boost a five motor bicycle event and plan numbers to handle business. Guests will report on Road Improvement campaign and related matters for the upcoming Ball Day in this region.
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Svatoy Ghul
Boor of Commerce Rooms
Ne Organzilion
Clit
Lue Buatnuss
Thia Menting
Mo Egunly
Reception for New M E Members at Indoor Camp Meeting
The First M E Church hosts a reception for new members and Epworth League converts tomorrow evening. The Epworth League plans an excellent short program for the evening with Lane, the League girl, serving refreshments to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. i. Ghlireh
Epworth Lengtig
Ipworth League
Laine
Gil
Vafreshiénia
Elks Visit Sparks Town Scene Read by Local Folks
Fragmentary local item notes Elks in town for an event. Mentions a two o'clock train and morning return. References County officers and visiting locals observing a gathering with townspeople. OCR glitches obscure full names and specifics.
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Rayman
Mike Mirytrel Lroupe
Rl Jandmatt
Elu Tate
Arto
Board of Education Holds Important Meeting Last Evening
Corry Board of Education met last night amid strike tensions and reopening talks. Officials adopted a property tax raise resolution for the coming school year beginning July first, 1906, and discussed library plans with Carnegie Corp aid. The committee reported progress on school conditions and approved memorial day arrangements with local posts.
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Corry Board of Education
Two Drownings and Plane Crash at Washington River
A hydroplane crash on the Poloman river left two men dead and three others seriously hurt. The large craft fell from the sky into the water near Washington. Rescue teams evacuated injured, with some transported to hospitals for treatment. Names and details are partially garbled in the damaged report.
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United Press
Waetington
Tout
Poloman
Maya Dyltey
Witter
Thomas Molwitoy
Crath
Tor Grant
Charlyy
Maccabees Hold Another Fine Affair in Corry
Members of the Corry Maccabees tent hosted a well regarded dinner last evening in the first local effort of the group in this district. The event honored Wit Hom F. Dyckou, recently active in Muncie and noted for his service. Committee members J) Young, Weeks Jr, and Ay In Dyokes, with guidance from IA Mameaun, organized the gathering.
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Corry
Ehijayed
Muncie
Young
Weeks
Committee names named for Mo Board of Commerce event
Prawidant Clough of Mo Board of Commerce appointed a committee to arrange Garry's 50th celebration at the State Armory. The body plans features and events, with Col. Alexander and others named to ensure success.
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Prawidant Clough of
Mo Board of Commerce
Uwlay
Garry
State Armory
Wien
Agenbad
Col. Alexander
Frank Baeder
WF. Lowik
Col
C.D. Wilcox
R W. Brown
D. B. Titus
Carl Smith
J. L. Bplesman
Bon M Starr
W. R. Merrick
Frank ‘J. Babbitt
Winger
Marvin Naat
CM Jato
G. Swaet
N. G. Crapsor
B. Walla
F.C. Hopnos
Shain A Rin
Scott and Obregon Meet in Paro Kallrona Yards
Morning talks between General Obregon and General Scott occurred in General Scott's private car in Paro Kallrona yards. The conference aimed to decide next steps in the war, with Obregon refraining from predicting outcomes and hints of imminent actions from July.
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Paso
Vores
Carragen
Scott
Paro Kallrona
Conuti
Obregon
Finaton
Tony
Uly
Seati
Tire
Axtonio
Colum Sna Rimorsis
General Obregon
Mexico
Old Plant Rebuilt and Improved at Pleasant Street
The Old Plant property on Pleasant Street Weir Centey is being rebuilt and improved. Foreman Raymund has a force cleaning and rebuilding frontages, new concrete walkways, two story belk structure, updated walls and foundations, new interior work, and a reactivated power plant. The owner plans to install newer enterprises on the restored site.
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Pleasant Street
Weir
Raymund
Flagsiond
Whilusuy
Mire Hillewich Bouttos
Belek
Ncewmry
Yone Foundationa
Huw Harvey
Indoor picnic memory of the Pyshtin Sisters event
An indoor picnic tale describes evenings at Lele roimate with dancing and games. Attendees included the Pyshtin Sisters and Dany Wire, who joined in cheerful activities. The gathering extended to casual socializing, with a note of some distant, faded details and a general sense of warm camaraderie.
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Pyshtin
Tory
Hale Feimmidn
Ami
Dany
Wire
Bony
Water Hardware promotes Overlands with new models
The Water Hardware Company on First Avenue lists many Overland cars in display rooms and notes an upcoming shipment of four more vehicles. The article mentions the new models and ongoing sales activity as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Hardware Company
Tha Water, Company
Flrat Avenue
Washington Market Opens with New Arrivals at Hyde Street
Today the Washington Market unveiled its expanded offerings with emphasis on a broader range of vegetables, fruits, and specialty goods. Mr Whittaker details a focused effort to boost afternoon sales and attract customers to the newly designed stalls, while the market staff highlight improved display and accessibility for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyde
Mileux Win
Wilco
Witcox
Funston to Ask Illinois Cavalry Troop
General Finn to propose calling the Illinois Cavalry Regiment of the Mivprs Sulsinil Guard of Chicago for border patrol duties. A shortage of cavalry for border patrol led to mobilization of two thousand men from the regular army. The Chicago unit, under Col. Forominsk, is part of the guard with twelve troops recruited to peace strength and fully equipped.
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Prqas
Finnon
Cagalry
Mivprs
Sulsinil Guard
Chicago
Pawalo
Devonsilersttol
Chicago Reginant
Forominsk Bhey Tindal
Oo Wingé
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C. C
Motor Club
M. E
Brie Elks
Tio Vemiing
Che Voor
Mameat Oh Wan
Af Whlett Olf
Lugoland
Chiron Mur
Dinawee Cui Wieer
Antal Heport
Pihwolad Gouda GE
He County
Eaton
Lippa
Direstor Roxesyes
Ani
Washington Slime
Raymond
Ronarteut
Walter
Eylun
Tle
Ewan
Atwnul
Grand Army
Soryleew
Barlow
Wilson
Dehoois
Seeretury
Maccabees
Will J. Dyckes
Amirinans
Roca
Atexico
Antrim
Triagne Veil
Risawat
Ronnie
F. M. Raymond
Old Novelty Works
Pleasant St
Washington Market
C. D. Wilcox
Lang Menner
Saat
Odtannitiment
Whittaker
Busliow
Funston
Illinois Cavalry Troop
Weathar
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