Woodard says car line will resume service
J D Woodyard returns home from Lie jorth after months away. He tells the Sou morning the Cove ry and Columbia line will be repaired with new or rebuilt equipment for two to three months. Until then the town relies on the new Tito Dus motor service as the sole transport between two towns.
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J. D. Wood- Aid
Warroad
Lie Jorth
Columbia Tne
Woodyard
Woodland
Nicewtin
W C T U Institute to be Held and Red Cross Notes
The sixth Inter county Institute of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Meadville from Monday to May 27. Delegates from Bele, Ceuchford, Porest, Vonungo and Wir Putt will attend. Mrs. Juc Howlett will be secretary. The Mondwils branch of the W C T U will host the institute. Corry will send delegates and the game to be appointed at the next meeting for May 24. Arthur Poplar Jr. owns the den coul and by dines to its home on West Congress streets. A Red Cross week program of patriotic music will be given in the Red Cross workrooms from 2 to 4 o'clock daily.
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Inter-county Institute
Womi
Chusian Nuoperance
Linton
Churah
Meadville
Ceuchford
Porest
Vonungo
My. Gulla J. Vuyhinger
Indiana
Thy
Spewker
Rv. O
Slmmony
Gil Clty
Juc lHwolett
Ie Mondwils Ibranch
Corry
Dol Gates
Arthur Poplar Jr
Harry Rod Cross
Wadiir
Kweli
Conrid Wiel
dininlvoMlor
Bowen Wai
Klein Sack
Siiilan Wetlon
Beckens
Klein
Avery
Vioro
Iba
Noted Flyer Killed at Hempstead
A flying accident near Hempstead leads to the death of a noted aviator. The incident occurred when a plane’s wing tangled with machinery during testing. The injured pilot was transported to City Hospital as officials launch an investigation.
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Hempstead
United Pros
Hemipstead
Rowaatl
Janiois
Tomy
America Plans
Ricard
Tor Atrogt
Rvith
Resnath
Ton Padven
Pho
Murgeon
Troy Gill
Otto Wan
Anion
Wien
Osborne Acquitted Of Charge In Canadian Case
A verdict acquitting Osborne of theft was reached by authorities in Mumilton, Canada. The report notes Albert J. Oa born in Bergenat, with Red Crows ar as a delivery figure and mentions other local names. Osborne was arrested by Jamestown. Damudo is cited as the victim.
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Mumilton
Canada
Bergenat
Albert J. Fl
Mfl
Bergewnt Osborne
Jamestown
Tiwan al- Laged
Arthur Damudo
Bodner Convicted in First Degree Murder Trial
John Bodner, 54, was found guilty of first degree murder by a jury after a lengthy trial. The case drew intense courtroom attention as prosecutors alleged a brutal killing, while Bodner and his defense offered conflicting testimony. Sentencing followed the verdict.
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Bodner
Bris
John Bodner
Bree Muder
Julia Hin
Nowra
Huy
Hoover
Speeusters
Hawyers
Bodn
Johnny Brooks
Bodnar
Tms
Winsek
Willis
County Health Officer to Investigate Street Nuisance
De. W. Weight, county health officer, to investigate odor and general conditions at the Ber Muer Company dwelling in the east end. Neighbors complain of nuisance from odors and refuse. Mayor and authorities summoned. Wight to attend, plans to use legal methods to compel improvements.
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de. W. Weight
County Health
aMber
Yam
Otly Dawt
Oventang
Havi Hey
Cadleel Huy
Ani Anly
Cand Hong
Ber Muer Company
Nhe
Maryer Wid Health
Othcer
Powell
Wight
Special Piano Sale Promises Discount and Delivery
Advertises a piano sale with June 1 start, inviting public to buy now and arrange delivery later. Claims wholesale prices reduced by 25 percent this month on installments. Mentions O H Henderson Plano Co at 116 N Contor St Corry Pa. open savings.
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Pricdu
Wis
Maiko & Lantar
Randy
Plano
Phonographa
H. Henderson Plano Co
Contor St
Corry
False Peace by Terror Policy Sparks Outcry
A distorted dispatch reports furious charges over a supposed German terror policy. The piece decries civilian harm and claims authorities use propaganda, depicting mothers and children as victims while accusing leaders of relentless aggression and escalation.
Attack Near Amiens Reports Intensifying Fighting
United Press brief reports developing artillery actions near Amiens with French war office notes of heavy German fire on May 17. The fighting centers southeast of Amiens as French forces respond and claim advances, including the capture of forty towns and one officer amid ongoing exchanges.
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United Press
Haities
War Office
Toy
Aun
Cann Sur
Mi'z
Las Seuy
Lus
Ottie
Diocesan Convention Elects Standing Committee and Appoints Trustees
The Diocesan Convention held at St Panls Chapter House in Brie re elects Rev Martin Abner as president of the standing committee the ecclesiastical authority under Bishop Ixtudl with Rev Georgi Potton and others. A cable message of congratulations from Archbishop Mocdes of Erlevilley notes possible oversight by the Bluhwood Home for Girls at Girard. Rev AR Van Meter steers Cathedral affairs with reserved power to decide on the matter.
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Annuel Thocesin
St. Panls
Brie
Martin Abner
Frankliji
Alwance
Hishop Ixtudl
Georgi Potton
W Thality
Mev
Rullsiffte
R. Shopand
Martin and Turner
Ismol
Amer
Erle Villey
Walntoy- Gite
Bhuwood Howe
Girard Mie
AR van Meter
Ty Chalfaan
Stolen cash and health plot fill Erie hotel report
A messy Erie hotel incident details a man losing $116 from a wallet while briefly away from his room. The entry also notes health department alerts about typhoid and smallpox in several towns, and a death linked to infant paralysis. Weather outlook referenced for tonight and Saturday.
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Erie
Kerensky Visit Sparks Controversy in Exile
A garbled report hints at Kerensky planning an American arrival amid exile, with unclear references to associates and a potential welcome. The fragment names individuals and places in a disrupted sequence, outlining a political moment tied to revolutionary figures and distant ports.
I Four R. R. Detectives Shot Down
Detroit May 17 United Press reports Rear Michigan railway detectives were shot after a confrontation near the central yard. Police say John Killad was wounded as others escaped. one detective was killed and another wounded in the exchange. Authorities pledge full investigation and protection for officers.
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United Press
Detroit
Michigan
Rainway
Killad
Twa
Mildaley
Anton Nile
Yards
Innis
Ampria Athanui
Rowe
Ie Bindila
Presbyterians Convene Election At Annual Meeting
The Presbyterian convention in Holl city for the annual meeting of the Evins Presbytery concluded yesterday. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President GW. Coblentz and Vice Presidents William Groeie Frank J. Thouias from Meadville and others from Kane Bradford and Titusville. Reports covered Sunday schools, Young People’s Society, and missionary work. Speakers included Miss Jane Hele McSparren and Mrs. Julia Siskins, with discussion on home mission work and Negroes in the country.
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Kanv
San
Vonen- Holl
Mie
Annal Macling
Evin
Ars Posellint
Coblentz
Willian Groeie
J. Thouias
Meadville
C.H. Mesariek
Franke
Nia Mis
Mary Crump
Erie
Py M Mall
Kane
D. A. Meienile
Bradford
Mes Ly
Wiltinmin
Green
Mb J Young
Movenr
Hiloquia
Seamain
Bumital Sample
Muwaylte
Mya
Deitendenter
Belo
Stonston
Jessie D. Grassi
Mwave Fordley
Troster
Headford
Mis Fuubulfom
Mir Jane Hele M. McSparren
Atle
Atomhead
North Brown Street
Wor
Bee
Boraml Gunde
Howard Dejan
Cochranton
Endeavor Mist
Marguerite Stulawdine
Pleayantyille
Spo
Westminwater Guild
Anta Gruwllg Doute
Mra
J. Witohiat
Warren Wo
Julia Siskins
Samuel Sampie
Titusville
Stats Board of Industry
Gave & Ta
Nery
Chile
Illimtust
New York
Home Mide Hiomary
United Statate
Hoey Flohor
He Preschmien
Fiitsbough
Joel Pee
Hundred and six new casualties reported in war update
Washington May 21 The war department reports one hundred six new casualties. Among the names listed are Wautelor severely wounded from Ox Cools Mile Pa and Willa Dell lightly wounded from Pennsylvanias Russell Dolivan, with Lt M S Redmond of Matsbiagh noted in an earlier report.
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Washington, D.C
Wit Department
France
Prod Wautelor
Ox Cools Mile
Willa Dell
Haig Reports Action Hourly Increasing in Battle Notes
London dispatches say Aled and Common artillery in the Manders area are developing a broader artillery duel signaling the fourth phase of the Hun offensive near Paswit Woods. Field Marshal Hingr cites greater action near Ypres salient with night patrols and heavy raiding reported as fighting extends toward Met tern.
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Unlot Pees
London
Aled
Mair
Marsha Hingr Bodes
Paswit Woods
Horttr
Ithigva
Manders
Ypres Salient
Meener Moysnville
South of Arms
Harrisburg Runaway Found Here
A juvenile runaway was located in Harrisburg after distressing reports. Police traced the youth to Branda Sweeney and family and notified guardians. The child was placed in protective care as authorities coordinated with parents for reunification.
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Harrisburg
Branda Sweeney
Nami
Haurmaibung
Helwan Haters
Heinath Jae Lund
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