Carranza Makes Final Desperate Stand Reported
Reports from May 12 describe a heavy battle near Havlonda with up to 20,000 fighters engaged as Carranza forces clash with rebels. Observers note advancing troops along the Meex railroad and Graf Obregon gaining control of western regions amid deadly fighting near Apiate and Paso.
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Vera Mua
Garranza Forcon Suid Robel Tenope
Havlonda
Siput
Vie Tongs
Mee] Joan
Hare
Carronnu
Poland to Carry On War Effort Despite Aid Requests
An envoy said Poland will continue the fight against Balviheviam without aid from the United States. Polish minister Potlah announced the stance in a foreign diplomacy interview as he awaits credentials from President Wilton.
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Poland
Ailton
United States
Pringo Ligbo
Mlinkl
Wilton
Enginemen Vote to Reject 70 Strike and Return to Work
The Pittsburgh area reports a tentative end to a 70 strike as enginemen and yard workers return to duty after meetings. Washington details indicate labor and management discussions influenced by orders to restore operations. About 200 to 1,800 workers in the Pittsburgh district resumed work following the vote.
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Unite
Pittsburgu
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atric
Wabhengion
Td Way
Inuto
Carranza
Mexico
Yi Gilelais
Conmay
Lopeburgh
Rotweil
Claims car shortage is being reduced
Fragmented text shows claims of car shortage reduction with garbled figures and phrases about sugar costs and wages. Readable names include Lansley and the Fulland Brotherhood. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Rail Union Head Charges Profiteering in Address
Washington May 19 The head of the rail workers union charged profiteering amid an industry wide shortage. Kendai condemned policy moves and called for reform at the conference, criticizing management practices and urging action to curb price hikes.
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Rail Union
Washington
Nce
Loliyy Redwoad
Chateman Kendai
Che Rorvico Conemivision
Kentall
Conference at spa postponed amid unclear foreign conflict
A terse agency report states a conference at the spa is postponed due to unspecified international tensions. The bulletin mentions unclear movements between allied forces and various names, but details remain obscured by garbled text.
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Spa
Exhibit of Foods for Children Event Disrupted by Errors
Mrs Sarah A Packara of BtAto Dol Jogo will have no exhibit of foods for children at the high school auditorium Friday evening at 7 30. Attendees were invited to attend the bi program. The food for the exhibit will be provided by the ladies of the city. Miss Packard will give a talk on a balance and not for school funds. The coming visit of Mrs Puckeed promises to be a giant interest and profit plausible news item from the era.
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Sarah A. Packara
BtAto
Lost WWI Veteran Found After Wandering Near City
A Virginia veteran, Wheeler Wicks, wandered from his home on South Centre Street yesterday afternoon and was found in a dazed, entangled state on a farm road near Carl Hinman. He was taken to Corry Hospital in stable condition with a recovery expected. search parties, including hospital staff, started after authorities were alerted.
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Wheeler Wicks
Clytt
South Centof
Carl Hinman
Te Elpy
Corry
Wile
Wicks
Gentor Strest
Hoadenbury
Wwen
Governor Willis to Speak Friday Night at Local Event
Governor Willis will attend a Friday night gathering at 8 pm in the Pirat Ate venue. Rev MB Williams will lead the service with Rev B Ty Weolt and others in the patriotic program under the Amui Saloon Teague auspices. This marks Governor Willis's second visit to the area and follows his talk at the Aigh Bollool auditorium during a stormy winter night.
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Dlukehon
Drake
Willa
Fonner
Obiy
MB. Williams
Amui
Teague
B. Ty Weolt
Pittyburgh
Willid
Aigh Bollool
Governor Willis hailed by Ohio voters for GOP convention role
A report notes Governor Willis received praise from Ohio residents for his 1906 plan, his ties to the Republican workers, and his selection as a national delegate. The event emphasized local church support and community cohesion without partisan campaigning.
Youngsville High to Host Game Tomorrow
Youngsville High School will host a baseball game tomorrow afternoon at Whe Tall Ground Ave. The team will clash with an unnamed opponent in a scheduled match, with local coverage noting anticipation and plans for a strong showing.
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Corry Juigh Basseball
Gma
Wilson to Settle Issue With Post
United Press reports President Wilson plans to settle a dispute with Postmaster General and Labor officials over policy control. Testimony before a senate committee reveals tensions between the Justice and Labor departments as they accuse each other of obstructions and missteps in enforcement.
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United Prése
Wilson
Gunoni Palmer
Labor
Departiment of Justice
Labor Department
Tentingny
Pont Bypaare
Rai
Reception Committee Named for Pittsburgh Trade Extension Plans
The board named a reception committee to arrange a May 27 reception on North Center Street and to draft plans for hosting the Pittsburgh trade party. Alexander Kefman and others were named to organize. Shapiro and Westley applications were revived for board consideration. a committee was formed to arrange the aviation voting and smoker event to be held in July.
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Pittsburgh Trade Extension Committee
Board of
Ito
Pittsburgh
Frank J. Hobhity
Bentley
Dan MacKeusie
Tov
Avhton
Dayton
Ado Gumbinsky
PL Mount
D. D. Wilter
Se L. “Splewniat
M Te
Waoks
Doneiuidl
Kincaid
Huyry Auer
AcHitir Cologrius
D. A.’ Stennoth
We Olds
Ty R. Bling
Amen D
Warren DéRoray
J.B. Patterson
Carlton King
MB. Gevith
A. He Mate
Rogers
Glen Hf. Broks
A. A. McDonald
J. Dualmond
W. B. Rhodes
D. C. Seley
F M. Hiymond
Thoman
Board of Commerce
Charlee Shapiro
WB. Westley
Mtll
Babbitt
O. A. Stoonett
5. G. Sweet
Knights of Malta Hold Annual Convention in City
An extensive local item notes social entertainments hosted by Mrs Leona Bentley and Mrs Dery McCray. It mentions the Knights of Malta convention with many delegates attending and planning next year's gathering in Scranton.
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Chironee Coumindery K
Mnuwwale Dal
Buniday
Sory
Hinminned Phuteh
Arn
Mins
Leona Bentley
East Gouih Street
Vohna Mauwareen
Pitoels
Ervey Aira
Bria
Hfarrington
West Wealington Street
Arthur
Delaware Street
Dery McCray
Spring Street
R. Th
Odd Fellows Hall
The
Knights of Malta
Rein
Minny
Tanonstor Y
Paso
Mio City
Scranton
Shooting Event Recap From Last Evening
The report lists players and scores from a standing position drill at the armory. Names include Nichols Sickorwan Fibiumn Slummony Rogol Alvuraun King Dano Lance Thr Ill Rupperdinrger Mewming W. Sivan Le Bilightot W. B. Kimoy Stud Hasson Mixer Bliuairaly W. Mokhoy Walroug Rov. Ashton Yawng Rowbachar Swan Bean A J Bilroy.
Corry Motor Club to Hold Regular Meeting
Regular meeting of the Corry Motor Club set for Friday at 8 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce. An annual Beate Federation report will be presented with outlook on work in the county. A large attendance is expected.
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Motor Club
Corry Motor
Chamber of Com
Samnehllly
Beate Federation
jDrékonk
Mle
Local Church Service May 16 Ceremony Noted
A transcription anomaly notes a church attendance event on Sunday May 16 with details about clergy Rev. M. B. Ashton and parish arrangements. The readable fragments mention confirmation of members and a Sunday service at a companion parish, with references to early morning gathering and expected brief rites.
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Mhembert
Clvrance
Cormandery
Shereckur
M. B
Ashton
Byergages
Roller Rink Opens With Busy Opening Night
The roller rink opened last night drawing a strong crowd. Patrons praised the new floor equipment and management plans to enforce order. The rink will open at 7 40 p m to 10 p m and 3 to 6 p m daily with tickets sold 15 minutes before each session.
Corry Nine Opens Season With Saturday Match
Corry Nine starts its season this Saturday with a game against Tumostawa Bullaborga. Despite uncertain opening fees, a full list of players is expected to represent the club, with repairs underway and favorable weather anticipated for the opener.
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Corry Nine
Corey Tranahell
Community visit misread by OCR to a Welch school event
Dr Puta from Wiiwaa visits hospital this afternoon. Koray patient Thord will be biking at the Phrint Tusehirs appreciation at Welch school tomorrow afternoon. Members are urged to assist attendance as Sabetha teams prepare for the event.
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Puta
Wiiwaa
Koray
Thord
Welch School
Sell O'elpek
Sabetha
Moscow unrest and troop movements reported in dispatches
London reports a growing revolt rumor in Moscow with privy advisors noting possible rebellion. Reports claim demonstrations in the city and military depots attacked or blocked while the Moscow Wireless station outage fuels speculation. Troop movements were cited by a News agency dispatch.
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Unitoa Reas
London
MF 14
Moscow
Copan Hagin
Privaty
Omaintn
Wiow
Board fixes high rate to meet demands for school costs
The Board of Education approved a 29 mill tax levy to cover administration and instruction, with 2 mills for sinking funds and 20 mills for general school purposes. They approved contracts for new teachers and reappointed staff, discussed a new grade school, and arranged a temporary $3,000 loan.
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High Sellows
D. A. Hows
Agios
Prudhern Wnoointion
H. C
Companittee
A.B. Mount
Sacond
Gomis Mittoo
Mount
Awbmit
Marjorie Evans
Many HaMeins
Mira Florence Harvey
Mink
Lillian S. Phillips
Mies
Nellie
Moroo
Johnsson
Juniors Win Track Meet In Inter-scholastic Meet
The Juniors won the track meet with 4% points at the fair grounds. Seniors took second with 40% points, Freshmen third with eight, Sophomores five. Dickson led with 25 points for the Juniors, Wright second with 11 points.
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Firmt Hanoke
Fair Grounds
Senators
Freshimen
Dickson
Wright
Gate
Hai Tou Politn
Hoenea
Osterman
Westley
Disko
Mooneddri
Winn
Adcoude
Diskwon
Toeno Bil
Oxtermy Manie
Inebo
pat—Gales
Diekwongna
Hrundage
Akon
Aniwutes
Ephaman
Browlags
Akom
Ross End
Bploenan
Eaonils
Pol vAtikt
Squtro
Westey
Sebotton
Wight
Aigh
Bebotton
Incon
Thy Hwlale
Munrow
Ay Hax
Raptoont Norryigh
Moorman Announces Card at Jamon Lunn Ring
Moorman reveals a Monday May 17 boxing card at Jamon Lunn featuring Jon Haéley of Bygacise and Graham of Jasoptons. The event lists a ten round bout at 30 pounds with Low Walter of Byeienne and a semis final round matchup on the program.
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Towany Moorman
Jamon Lunn
Jon Haéley
Bygacise
Aulter Graham
Jasoptons
Tovad
Low Walter
Byeienne
SM Rale
Brooklyn
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