French hold ground as German assault repelled near Moulin
Reports from London describe renewed Allied actions at dawn with the French forces recapturing inns and positions around Bullecourt while repelling a major German attack along the front near Moulin and La Foux. Heavy artillery and night fighting spread to Alno and adjacent sectors as Allied lines stabilize.
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Duma Rejects Plan of the Russian Council
United Press reports Petrograd May 16 that the government rejected a plan proposed by the Workmen's and Soldier's Council. The failure stemmed from Duma committees preventing government acceptance, delaying a move toward a permanent stable democracy. The plan was thought to remove Minister Milukoff from the new coalition, but the council appears to have moved further.
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New Italian Offensive Under Way In Galicia Front
Rome reports a fresh Italian offensive against Austria-Hungary making rapid gains on the Gorntada front. The push spans roughly thirty miles with heavy bombardments and significant Austrian withdrawals as Italian artillery and infantry advance amid intense fighting.
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United Pros
Rome
Gorntada
Four Killed in Government Pier Explosion Early Today
Rout Ste. Maria May 17 reports say four were killed and many injured when a government pier exploded early today. Investigators seek causes, with witnesses noting the blast damaged nearby property as guards from the Michigan National Guard secured the area. Officials promise a full inquiry into the incident.
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Waeka Wa
Wilson Seeks Suffrage Committee Action Lettered Appeal
In Wellington during May, Wilson urges creation of a suffrage committee and supports a broad push for federal reform. The president emphasizes a strong case for constitutional change, with allies in New York and Washington backing the effort as a key political move in the capitol.
Columbus Young Lady Dies in West in Montana
Miry Elisabeth Spoon, a well known Columbus youth, died Monday in Mt Grass Range Montana at age about ten. Survived by brothers Ray Walter and Glenn Spoon. Body to be brought to Columbus with funeral services set for two o'clock the day after arrival at Ray Spoon home.
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Milukoff Quits at Petrograd
Unclear text reports Milukoff resigning in Petrograd amid government turmoil. Mentions Molurngrail and May 111 date fragment, with references to United Presgs and local actors. Reads as period gossip and fragmented notes about political shakeups and officials.
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Ponies perished in shed fire at farm yard blaze
A few horses perished when a shed housing ponies burned at a rural location. Firefighters arrived and contained the blaze, but several animals were fatally injured. The owner provided initial details about the fire and its suspected cause, with investigators reviewing the scene.
L.C.B.A. Party Draws Large Local Crowd
Large crowd attended the L CA party with over two hundred friends from Mondora Liege attended the oud and dancing. The event featured needlework displays and prizes won by Mrs Haodl Prine and Mrs ula Slattory. Evening included patriotic demonstrations and luncheon. Knighths of Columbus will hold their regalia meeting tonight and adjourn to the late brother Dominick Dempsey's home.
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Ula Slattory
Moran
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Kentleman's Prize, Dapeng Was Also Enjoyer By" Iady
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Services in Memory of Miss Kibler
Services in memory of Miss Kibler were held yesterday afternoon at Welk Tron North County Park. Attended by family and friends, the tribute honored the deceased with remarks from local officials and close acquaintances.
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Kibler Kibler Kibler North Star Leader Remembered
Misa Kibler was a prominent Corry City chapter and state Rustern Star figure. She served as Worthy Matron and later in national circles, dedicating her life to the church, community and her sisterhood before passing away.
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Remains of Mrs Dugan Brought for Burial in St Thomas Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Dugan were brought to the city by the hoon train from Buffalo today and taken directly to St Thomas Cemetery where the burial occurred. The remains were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jones the latter a daughter of the deceased. Mr Touhey brother of Mrs Dugan was in the city from Chionga ten aten sh thn abr vices.
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Jamestown Masons and Red Cross Workers Meeting
Corry members of the Masonic Fraternity hosted Red Cross workers at Jamestown. Attendees included local Masons and lodge members who discussed wartime relief efforts, with reports of weather affecting travel and a lengthy meeting agenda. The event featured hospitality and community support activities for homefront volunteers.
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Fine drill last night for Company at the State Armory
A large turnout at Twins day evening drill of Company A drew about one hundred men. Recruits from the recent campaign were paired with experienced members for practice. New recruits trained in grade Hime and were integrated into the company plan, with plans to enter AL Class Khao. A large delegation from the Youngsville and Unionity attended the event.
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Thaw to Be Moved From St Matys Hospital to Asylum
Thaw to be moved at once from St Matys Hospital to the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Thoane in West Philadelphia. He is recovering from self inflicted razor wounds. Governor Brumbaugh has refused efforts on New York authorities to extradite him.
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Pennsylvania Hospital
West Philadelphia
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Brumbaugh
New York
Entries in Bank's Contest Opened Then Closed
The piece describes an community bank contest with a garden theme and a display of entries. It notes prizes including two text prizes of $50 and two cups of $80 each, with participants advertising prompts and showcasing creative pieces. The appointment of Jorgen to supervise development is mentioned amid the contest activities.
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New Delivery Plan Reported a Success
The new delivery service undertaken by a group including Li Brocery, Frank Cha, Roy and York, Charles Splale, Clyde Witcox, and Real Lucconmangordins operated under Mir Skinnor and Mr Stawart to manage Fort iolly. Deliveries from four stores ran without delay on a prepped schedule with occasional extra trips to handle heavy demand. the system is expected to extend to more stores citywide.
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New York City cheque fraud plot unfolds with police pursuit
A chaotic scheme surrounding a seventy five dollar check targets a New York City firm. Police chief Davis leads the investigation as officers search locations and pursue accomplices believed to be involved in the attempted fraud. The District Attorney’s office reviews charges as the case develops.
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Death of Mrs Caldwell in Ohio Home
Mrs Juliutte Caldwell aged 43 died last night at her home on Wright Street after a period of ill health. She was survived by her husband and several children including sons and daughters. Her family noted she had resided in Ohio, with connections to relatives in the area.
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American woman not executed in Germany report denied
United Press from Washington reports on May 16 that a claim the Swiss foreign office had received about Mrs. Katrinke Couch of Brancesville Tindy being shot in Germany by a German spy was officially denied by Dr. Paul Ritter.
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Brancesville
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Germany
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