Two Raids on Paris Beaten Off
War report from May 28 notes hospital wards in Paris sustaining heavy damage as bombardment by German forces kills many patients and attendants. Allied air defenses and counterattacks repulse the raid, with German efforts pressing toward the suburbs before a strong anti aircraft barrage slows the enemy. French and Allied air forces claim success in repelling the offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winilam Pri ‘Alin
Maes
Garmany
Ae Elamee
Wieeky Uni
Raing
Eighty six casualties Titusville man
Washington May 24 The War Department listed forty six American deaths wounds and missing in action from the war zone. Among the missing is William Clark of Titusville Pa who died earlier from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
United Press
Washington, D. C
War Department Today
Pershing
Rod and Gun Club Meeting Friday Night
The Rod and Gun Club will meet Friday at 8 PM at the club rooms. Agenda includes Memorial Day event planning, new grounds and traps, committee appointments, and contest arrangements across departments. Members are urged to attend for voting and discussion of season plans.
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Corry Rod and Gin Club
Lwch
Memorial Day Sermon at M E Church by Rev Poulke
The M E Church will hold a special service next Sunday led by Pastor Rev Tronccia Laiper Foulkes. The observance honors Civil War veterans and all who served, with a commemorative address and a tribute to the “boys over there.” The preacher is son of Livut Charley Worley Poulka, Civil War veteran from Co I Second Pennsylvania Cavalry, and relatives may attend.
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Mint
Tronccia
Foulkes
Duliyor
United States
Thas
Wocal
Poulke
Livut
Charley Worley Poulka
Co. I
Sosond
Pannsylvania Cavalry
Memorial Day Committees Urge Local Participation
Committees arranging Memorial Day events report near completion and express hope for broad public involvement. Colonel Cox will host the service, with organizers urging communities to provide flowers and participate in a large turnout for the occasion.
Flying to New York In Plane
Catherine Stim yon, a well known flyer, recounts a noon flight fifty miles from Toledo when a fight broke out aboard a Chicago to New York trip. She met Chicago this morning with mail for New York, planning a stopover at 7:80 o'clock.
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New York
Chiouice
Catherine Stimyon
Toledo
Aero Clubs Timote
Chicago
Officer Falls From Plane Over Tennessee War Loss
Washington May 13 The War Department reports that Lieut Kunts an observer with American air forces in Tennessee died today after a fall from a plane during flight. The incident is attributed to an accident, with no further details provided.
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Washington
War Department Today
Kunts
Tenne
Must Work or Fight: Crowder Orders Draft-Era Occupation Rule
Washington May 21 United Press dispatch reports Provost Marshal General Crowder issued a ruling effective July to require all men of draft age to work or fight. The order targets occupations deemed nonessential or creating gaps in military manpower, including gamblers brokers office workers elevator operators and other listed roles. It stresses that dependents bear no weight and that immediate military service awaits noncompliant nonworkers, with enforcement by district draft boards and penalties for evading the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington, D. C
Provost Marshall
General Crowder
Ander
Crowder
DLA
Baker
Buffalo Bull
Chicago
Army Oran
Ohbaio Drat Board
Howdar
Alumni Reunion at H. S. June 11th
The annual Cor ry Hight School alumni gathering is set for June 11 in the evening. Ensign Mow Frown, president of the Alumni Association, returns home for vacation with Britney Sistin arranging attendance and events. An informal reception and dinner plan to honor Albert Gavlburg for his captaincy is noted as well.
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Corry Hight School
Tinton
Ensign Mow
Alien! Association
Britney Sistin
Sasockuton
Aril
Tomer
Aibrlot Firogsun
Huns Move Again Hint of June Offensive Feared
Fragmentary 1918 war dispatches report German and Austrian forces massing toward a new offensive on the Italian front if Mackensen advances. Bombardments persist in Flanders and near Avell, with British posts attacked. Rumors also place Wood in a west front command as American forces prepare for broader operations.
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Mackensen
Germany
Han
Austria
Flanders
Pearly
Avett
Bolsleus
Pnd
St Mart
Tiritiah
Newr Avaley Woods
Washington
Tepnard Wood
Wniug
Poultion Gu Uve
Pavils Une
Local Fund Nears Half Way Mark for War Drive
The Teed Crows War Fund committee reports receipts of $4,020 with unverified larger subscriptions alleged. City quota is $10,000 and aims to reach $24,000 more, as a War Fund clock tracks progress daily.
McKay to Manage Local Ford Agency
F. McKay will manage the local Ford agency during the absence of Ray Forbes who travels May 29 for Cup Lee. Ponches will retain ownership of the Corry agency during this service period. McKay will conduct the business, with limited immediate car delivery in the near term. He has been Ford representative for four years and sold nearly six hundred cars here.
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F. McKay
Por Motor Company
Ray F Forbes
Cup Lee
Ponches
Corry
Itt Auring
Muay
Ford
Local City Notes and Social Movements From Corning Area
Roy Woodward travels from Corning to attend family matters while Antha Kooley prepares to depart for Camden Dix Ohio. Geiger makes a business trip to Erie as Mr and Mrs Johns head to Rochester New York. Frank Burgo returns to Erie after a brief visit with W H Spencer. Mrs Nom Shean and daughter visit Titusville for ten days. Katherine Armatronis leaves Pittsburgh after visiting Mrs Raub in the city.
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Roy
HB. Woodward
Corning
N.Y
Antha Kooley
Camm Dix
Geiger
Erie
Gud
W. A) Johns
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Burgo
W.H. Spencer
Mmarok
Titusville
Katherine Armatronis
Mos
Iste Raub
Tta
Pittsburgh
Real Veteran of Flanders Visited Here
Private 8.A. McGahen of Vancouver BC a member of the 7th regiment 10th division known as the Black Guards visited the Recruiting Office in New York City yesterday. He landed in April and will return to FP Unit in June after a five year absence during which he served near Ypres and other sites in Flanders. He endured multiple injuries including shoulder wound eye loss and gas exposure and credits Red Cross nurses and his partner Private McCartney for saving his life.
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A. McGahen
Vancouver
H.C
Canada
McGahen
Ypres
Pouids
Westelitt
Wogland
Yes
Hata
Red Cross
YM. C. Avi
Annies
Avery Battlefeld
McCartney
battleNald
Mrs Bonnell Died Suddenly at Warren
Mrs Josephine Bonnell widow of eight Mr Bonnell died suddenly in Warren around 11 o clock this morning after a recent operation. She had shown improvement and was seated in a chair before her heart suddenly failed. News saddened friends in Warren awaiting a fuller notice.
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Josephine Bonnell
Bonnell
St Warren
Warren
Fuel Order Contracts Filed With Government War Drive
The document outlines filing requirements for contracts and details related to anthracite and domestic fuel for war effort. Manufacturers must submit contracts and supporting information to the State Administration via the designated division, with delivery dates and per capita tonnage shown. Applications for domestic sales or distribution to employees are restricted, and direct applications to county chairmen are required for non War Contract fuel. Violations may trigger fuel diversions and legal penalties under the Lever Act.
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Potter
Deltosay
So ‘Ous
Conservation Division
National Fuel Adminstration
Washington
Governmenta
Ugevcies
State Administration
Tillotson Convicted at Pittsburg
Ralph Willotson, a Bolshevik leader and former Socialist candidate, was found guilty on three counts under the espionage act in Pittsburgh. He was accused of distributing a pamphlet at a People's Peace Council meeting and of conspiring to obstruct U S military operations. he was acquitted on another charge. Witnesses testified that the pamphlet urged subversion and opposition to conscription.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Ralph W.llotson
People's Pence Council
SooldHiade
Erle
W.J. Thomson
United States District Court
DiMotson
Oclansea
Denouncing Mormonism in Nationwide Speaking Tour
National Reform Association plans Corry meetings with speakers from the West to inform the public about Mormonism. Mrs. Luly Lovelaid Shepard of Salt Lake City will address the first meeting in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Arshury Latimer of Springfield will speak at the Baptist Church. The tour aims to urge anti polygamy amendments and expose Mormon practices, with Shepard and Latimer touring Jamestown and nearby areas for twenty five years.
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Trintym. Johnson
National Reform Association
Pittahurst
Corry
Weat
Apostle Reed Smeet
Frontal
Senate
Luly Lovelaid Shepard
Salt Lake Bly
Utah
O'Elovk
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Baptist Church
Arshury
Latimer
Spring Hold
Atv
Shepard Ang
Tamer Awa
Jamestown
Wic
Shepard
Jonsoph FP Smith
Mair Latte
New Yorke
Tp Baptist
Springfield
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Pemple
United States
Laidmer
Weather Report Fragments Highlight Tonight and Friday
Fragmentary weather note indicates tonight and Friday remain unsettled with wind and sea conditions. Forecast mentions possible rain and variable temperatures though details are unclear. Strong entities not identifiable due to damaged text.
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