Weather clears after Sunday storm at Camp Hancock
Big storm hits Camp Hancock on Sunday disrupting parades and water supply. Posts report downed lines, flooded roads, and wind gusts while units perform inspections and chaplain services proceed under improving weather later Sunday evening.
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Camp Hancock
James Murrin
Amp Wancock
Armani
Alewete
Bo Ty
Amreusta
Huneork
Tmill
Company
Cantons
Augusta
Movinn
Adintante
Otreta
Ripkands
Gamette
Vision Headyyartorm
Moria
Wiviston
Waleton Way
Ourn
Aue
Colonel Rickardy
Avery
Wile
112Th Regiment
Gin
Hall
Hte
Jost
Chelythnie
Eatin
Alnitches
Howe
Walter Boy
Demonstrate Victrolas In Corry Schools
Supt Wilson and teachers will ride by auto to Clymer Tuesday evening for a Vic tor Shop of the Barlow Co demonstration. Clymer pupils will show what has been accomplished using the Victrola in school work. The event highlights modern instructional methods in Corry.
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Supt. Wilson
Corry
Clymer
Tumday
Mino
Victor
Barlow Company
Clymers
Clymer Tank
Howe Eanying
Loan More Millions to Belgium
Washington reports another loan to Belgium by the United States Treasury. The latest sum raises total Belgian aid to 55 million dollars while overall U S loans to allied nations reach 4 618 400 000 dollars to date.
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Belgium
United Press
Washington, D. C
Ays HoUnend
Jensury Department
American Vessel Damaged in Foreign Waters
A report describes damage to an American vessel in foreign waters with unclear coordinates and fragmented phrases. The incident involves multiple scattered names and locations, but no clear chronology or confirmed details.
Private in Seventh Infantry Falls Ill with Fever
A report from Philadelphia notes Private Intoy Atediain of Company A 14th Infantry, part of the regiment in the Philadelphia area, has fallen ill with fever. The unit's commander and details of the case are described, with confusion over spelling and placement of the event in the camp and surrounding commentary.
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Haslain
Ronpany
American Officer Is Killed in British Service Clash
An American officer died while serving with the British forces in a recent operation. The Assistant General confirmed the death occurred during duties with the joint expedition. The tragedy underscores ongoing Allied actions in the theater.
Corry Subscribes 177000 Shares for Second Liberty Loan
Corry will subscribe 177000 as its share of the Second Liberty Loan. County Chairman Chauncey Boutt announced city plans with the Board of Commerce to raise funds for the war effort. Districts including Corry Wayne and Concord townships receive the allotment, bonds start at 5 000, buyers must meet minimums, and enthusiasm runs high as committees push to secure subscriptions.
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Bop
Abisunior
Watton Haltusay
Arik Danielie
Clyde
Murih
Wille Welarei
Jay
Ptustus
County Game Missioners
New York
Amd
North
Corry
Hin Stata
Hulilandy
Aerio Camunty
Chatrrdyn Boutt
Board of Commerce
Hay Boen
Uintetata
Cne
Tan Boon
Vortaly Aumasses
Wayne
Concord
Sicomo Ik
Thrilling Letters From Battle Front Page Teems With Wartime Incidents
The letter from front lines details Allied operations including motor shells and shells munitions driven under German fire. It mentions observers and code phrases from correspondents, observers, and Red Cross helpers, describing reconnaissance, air patrols, and frontline conditions. It cites names like Henry Artiliney and Mrs Addeio Pine and notes local readers awaiting further dispatches as war news unfolds.
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Fou
Cranaport
Stetwat
Alice
Corry
Wels
Mierhed
Wen
Gorvun
Total
Hin
Ana
Hinds
Pune
Inna
Jin Taye
Teruitt Wood
Allynebelt
Fis Front
Brent
Wien
Henry Artiliney
Addeio
Gloveland
Mudie
Terrific Typhoon Strikes Japan Coast Causing Deadly Toll
A powerful typhoon battered the coast of Japan causing widespread destruction and loss of life. Reports mention extensive flooding and millions in damage as ships, towns, and infrastructure suffered severe damage.
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Japan
Tokio
Meadville Lawyer Dies in Local Tragedy
An attorney from Meadville died in a violent incident on Washington Street near Gebirty Street today. Eyewitnesses reported a confrontation during an afternoon when the crowd gathered at the scene. The funeral arrangements were not immediately available as investigators began inquiries at the Home.
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Misa Delle Lambie
Park Prise
Benn
Remot
Howe
WFC
Opnualy Hs
Miet
Wiltom Curnee
Giberty
Brown
Hayward
Kerensky Repulsed in Assembly In Russia News
Fragmentary report describes Kerensky repulsed in a parliamentary assembly with a vote around 130 to 14. The text mentions ongoing political turmoil, Provisional Government actions, and shifting control after a key defeat. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
Lack of Shipping Now Certai n
War news experts warn that a new wave of shipping disruption is unlikely to impact Europe significantly. They say convoy patrols and stronger naval actions will prevent major losses, with estimates suggesting only a fraction of ships face danger next year.
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United Press
Europe
Lord Northliffe
English People Demand Immediate Reprisals in War Aftermath
London reports that British public opinion calls for immediate reprisals against German allies for wartime atrocities. United press notes widespread demand, with newspapers hinting at possible harsh measures in response to recent bombings and attacks. The piece also mentions a separate U S news item: the Interstate Commerce Commission postpones all proposed transcontinental freight rate hikes.
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United Press
London
Germany
Ean Pulyn
Northcliff
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