Thousands More Prisoners Taken In Belgian Front
British forces push in the La Catteau area amid heavy rains, driving deeper toward Valenciennes. Field Marshal Haig reports thousands more prisoners captured as Allied troops bridge the Lys and advance from Touen toward the Belgian front. German defenses crumble along a widening arc with continued artillery support and mounting casualties.
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Lys
United Press
London
la Catran
Marymll Unig
Amand
Millon Hurthweat
Valenciennes
Nene
Touensl
Mie Advavce
Haig
Tooded
Selle
Toni Lng
Twenty-Two Million Subscribe to Fourth War Loan
Report from Warrington says approximately twenty-two million of twenty per cent of the population purchased bonds in the Fourth Liberty Loan. The campaign surpassed the British Victory Loan of 1917, with 29,000,000 subscribers noted in the Fourth Loan.
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Warrington
D.C
Bonda
Tite Omievil
Dowd
Firat
Ling Jol Lenal
Epidemic decline reported in southeastern Pennsylvania
The report notes easing of the disease in Bayette and Westmoreland counties and potential movement of patients to hospitals. Authorities expect continued improvement in the southeastern region as control measures take effect. In other local news, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pay plan to attend the funeral of Willa O. Michele in Titusville.
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United Prons
Marrinburg
Franklin Roger Tovig
Bayette
Westmoreland
Robert Pay
Titusville
Willa O. Michele
U. S. ModScal Corps
North East Boy Killed in Explosion
Camp Ties, Bay Area. Sergeant Hormey Forney of North East and Symil Ideutemait Weber of Brighton were killed in a camp explosion during a training accident. Thirteen others injured, some seriously, as a detonator caused a shell to explode. Feeney suffered severe injuries, legs blown off. others were treated at nearby hospitals. Cause believed to be a pin among detonators. Also notes government loan figures and prisoner reports from wartime era.
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Hormey Forney
Weber
Brighton
Mia
Tirteen
Camp Nealorday
Feney
Feeney
Alig Troy Monty
Peeney
Wabber
Milea
Washington
North Enst
Italy
Campton
John Parmy
Thaly
Clyde
O. Mo
New York
North Ext
Alli
Weather Pair Tonight General Forecast
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight with light winds. Temperatures are expected to be mild across the region, with skies remaining mostly clear and no precipitation anticipated.
Certificates From Peake Urged Ahead In City Notice
A garbled notice urges issuance of certificates from Peake and delays amid administrator Voaly Lenny overseeing a situation. Deputies, grocers, and residents are told to prepare before a November deadline, with plans to monitor entries and ensure compliance under the administration.
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Didone
Ian Amor
WWE
Boake
Marriage of Martha Music Keppel and Hilwanth Hawkins
Married quietly in Canton at the Pit Lutheran church November Mth Wit, the couple is from Canton. Hawkins, a Corry native, works for Rogora Co after finishing at the University of Pittsburgh. Keppel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Keppel and a popular local figure. Friends extend congratulations.
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Annnounerment
Marrie of
Hawkins
Corry
Provent
Rogora Co
University of Fittsburgh
Miss Koppell
Henry Keppel
Germany’s Unofficial Reply Reported by United Press
Wire service dispatch describes an intercepted German reply to Provident Wilgonie touching on evacuation of Abylovcpu territory and allied responses. The report notes Secretary Lansing and President Will jinn reacting, with detailed snippets about German positions, Austria, and fears of fighting in Europe, citing United Press coverage from Washington.
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United Press
London
United Prexay
Tiniu
Make
Vaywu
Pele
Lyx
Lhd
Helgium
Atijos
Hatland
Paria
Niles
Wilgonie
Stalin
Suemtitien
Robert J. Bender
United Presa
Wasington
Ore
Will Jinn
Lansing
Nain
Thiol
Allen
Col Richards Writes Again and the 112th in Argonne
A wartime letter from Colonel George O to his unit recalls the 112th Infantry’s role in the Argonne battle. He praises courage and faith, expresses resolve to hasten demoralization of the Germans, and thanks friends for prayers and support. The message ends with warm regards to the soldiers and families.
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Col. Richards
Argonne
Draft call postponed for Georgia camp recruits
Secretary Morro of the Union City Draft Board receives word that 18 men listed for the Georgia camp are postponed until the influenza ban is lifted. The second postponed call affects 20 men headed to Camp Leo, with names including Jimnea Wa Bracken and John M. Pargell. Dr. Andrew McKelvey moves to Mavis base and R A Patterson will...
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Morro
Union City Iruit Board
Staty Dette Howes
All For Men
Amp Oreement
Lytle
Gay Haw
Jimnea Wa Bracken
John M. Pargell
George Ay Plade
Leo E. Munawe
Willian Wale Jaeu Hammonil
Cleve Th Morton
Edward Oreteler
Corry Kova
Georgia
Pemnsylvania
Toeat
Leo
Andrew McKelvey
Mavis Base
City Hospital
R.A. Patterson
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