Canadians Win in Smash on German Lines North of Somme
United Press dispatch reports Canadian troops struck north of the Somme, pushing two miles of front and entering German territory after extensive bombardment. German resistance stiff, with heavy and useless fire exchanged. Romanians retreat as Bulgarian and Ottoman forces push in Macedonia. Bucolic offensives and Balkan maneuvers unfold amid shifting fronts.
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Somme
United Pres
London
Galayon
Macedonia
Lie Jiles
Hmantonia
Hnox
Sonim
Sint Nur
Gonfiral
Prilen
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von Folkenhayn
Mackengen
Jongebatrat of Aperraihin
Tiliah
Hie Hulgage
Erie Man Appointed Appraiser for Silé County
Charlon H. Walker of Erie was named mercantile appraiser for Silé County by county commissioners for the coming year. The appointment pays $1,100 annually. Walker resides at 682 Gorwin Avenue with four employed brothers and will assume his duties immediately.
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Charlon H. Walker
Mercantie Admirasser
Silé
Counly
Walker Hivon
Goriwin Aurest
Theoao
Concert And Ball Of The Corry Band
Tomorrow evening the Tour of Commerce Band plans a concert and dance at the State Armory with a large crowd expected. The event, popular since inception, benefits both a social and financial cause. Director Black has announced a program including Overture, Classic-Hungerton, Bolero, a Sousa piece, and the Blue Danube with soloist selections.
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Tour of Commerce
State Armory
Hoa
Black
Toba
W. P. Ingley
Hungarton
Davi
Sea
K. L. King
Mr. Carl Brown
Watts — the Blve Danube
Sobann Strangs
Polar Bright Lighie
Hangs Bong
Tack Clogun
Ohlone Tabline
Ll. P
Penny Begins $500000 Work At Oil City
A garbled 1920s style notice reports a $500000 project in Oil City related to bridge and road improvements. It mentions Penny Hasean and a state grant, with plans to rebuild a bridge and associated infrastructure affecting Delton and nearby areas.
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Penny
Oil City
Cabinet Refuses Allies Demands in Athens
London reports that the Greek cabinet refused allied demands. Admiral Four Lot and German and British forces are in the city. Ambassadors from Germany and Britain, including Austen and Billy, are to leave Athens before Wednesday afternoon.
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Hy United Press
London
Athens
Toby
Gronks
Aibuaadors
Gorminy
Austen
Banks Asked for Usual Report on National Banks
Washington November 21 reports of the condition of all national banks and trust companies at the close of business on Friday November 21. The comptroller announces the standard schedule for the usual end of period bank condition report across the nation.
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Washington, D. C
Husika Fox 0
Hartinburg
Tholiais
WILLCOX STILL REFUSES TO YIELD
New York November 21 chairman Willcox denied reports from New York papers about a telegraphic message from Ht Hughes conceding his election and sending congratulations. Willcox said he has heard nothing about such a statement and that the official tally had not been completed.
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New York
Wilcox Today
Ing Ht
Hughes
Telekui
Wilsson
Willcox
Butler Plant Moves to Meadville
United Press reports Mondville November details a plant relocation to Meadville with new facilities and expanded operations. The Herkes Dros Overl Company relocates to Undeliy, planning production within six weeks, increasing output with hundreds of guns and overcoats and many workers to hire.
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United Press
Mondville
Rhinelty
Mato
Deportation of Belgians Continues Across Europe
London reports that Belgian workers face extended deportations by Germany and its allies. Swiss residents in Berlin are forced to move to Germany, with hundreds already deported. Belgian workers in Flanders and Bruges area face intensified removal and harsher treatment, as aldermen in Bruges are arrested for assisting Belgian workers.
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United Press
London
DY Ameri
Wolland
Vatican
Germany
Helgiin
Sustles
Switzerland
Hrogsels
Fingtiers
Company A Boy III May Come Home
Ward reports that John Cauley, connected with Company A, Hondor unit, was taken home by relatives. Maud has been in hospital for weeks. Officials say his condition is grave but improving. relatives in the city expect a home return in a short time, possibly within weeks. The Corry Guardsmen remain in good health since leaving the city last spring, though the company’s morale notes tension.
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John Cauley
Maud
Luster
Corry
Fine for Hunters Who Broke Law
Werle Nov 21 three men pled guilty to illegal hunting charges. Charles McCauley, Charles Bertnes, and Anthony Wrhart were fined 25 dollars plus costs by Alderman Busaxett. George Franz held on 800 bail for a hearing Monday. Charges include hunting with ferret and carrying a license in another name.
Wilson to Appeal to Business Leaders in New Message
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson preparing a war end strategy to rally business and labor unity. The address to Congress will seek minimal disaster aid and broad cooperation, urging railway labor accord and tensions removal. It also aims to extend political freedoms for Parla Ried and push major commissions from last year’s agenda.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Indisi
Wilaon
Jevum
United States Steel Advances Irregular Market Shift
United States Steel led a morning movement with a gain to 128 and 128 1 4, after an opening surge, as other securities showed varied, irregular price action in the market. The report notes erratic trading and fluctuating shares amidst broad market activity.
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United Pros
New York
Innitot Sluts
Sevenceight Yards
U S Steamer Elbern Stranded Off English Coast
United Press reports the American steamer Elbern Atrandés is stranded off the English coast with passengers and crew at risk as the vessel lists badly. Rescue efforts saved all aboard, with life preservation confirmed after swift action by Deal and Wilmer stations. Allege murder case verdict, Alfred Warrior acquitted in Buffalo federal court, defense claiming self defense as Ford’s quarrel led to the shooting. Warrior has a wife and child, and is from the Aleshimy reservation. Miss Smoke Murray returns from a trip to Cirags, Pa, after visiting relatives.
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United Press
Wilmer
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred Warrior
John Ford
Negra
Weuilty
Warrior
Ford
Jin
Jim
Wuilo Gir
Aleshimy Reservation
Congressmen Fly To Washington In Airplane Plan
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a congressman traveling by air and mentions air service and flight concerns. The readable bits reference travel by airplane and quotes about comfort and timing, with unclear names or dates.
Threat to Governor Appointments Sparks Swift Debate
United Press reports a heated clash over gubernatorial appointment powers. Critics charge plans undermine executive authority while supporters warn of checks and balances in Wisconsin politics.
Hospital Fund Drive Continues Amid Local Appeals
The community urges ongoing collections for the hospital, noting large sums to be donated by residents and organizations. Reports mention June gatherings, hospital ties to Mount Spartansburg and nearby towns, with families visiting and planning further gifts to support medical services and patient care.
Local Power House Figures In Litigation
Fragmented OCR text shows a legal dispute involving a power company and authorities. Names and clear details are unreadable, but references to a meeting, a petition, and potential board actions imply ongoing litigation and corporate contention surrounding energy operations.
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Local Power House
Local Pension Board Reorganized Amid Staffing Overhaul
A reorganized local pension board moved to finalize open appointments and restart recruitment. The board planned to reissue calls for genbiuus and notify applicants, with Washington awaiting examination results and official recommendations from the department to complete the overhaul.
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Bennett
Teleroeim
Pension Bineau
Waskinguin
Aren Depen
Sully
Wedding of Local Young Lady in June
Mrs Lymn Haight hosted a home wedding on Marian Street in June. The ceremony united Ruth Hynes of Pittsboro with Thomas Hynes of Virsyn. A formal dinner followed with guests from the community and friends in attendance.
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Pitts Bors Moe
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