French Gain On Front As British Advance Continues
A wartime item notes French gains four miles on the front and the Twenty-British advance seven miles beyond the Somme since Thursday. The piece mentions a vigilance committee organizing in Erie and Buffalo, with expected actions against Sunday driving and public compliance with government orders. It references public sentiment and potential rescission of orders if conditions improve.
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Somme
Tomarrow
Buel
Erie
Buffalo
Alelye
Thrilling Letters From Col Rickards From The Front
Fragmentary OCR recounts Col Rickards letters describing a tense afternoon and hospital quarantines. It references regiments, a convoy, and combat as well as personal reflections on losses and victories amid a retreat and battlefield hardships.
Warnings From Front as German Assaults Reach Civilians
Dispatches describe growing German pressure around St Quentin and Lavon with Allied positions holding at key towns. Reports detail civilian distress, village evacuations, and Allied countermeasures as winter campaigns loom.
General March reports on casualties in American forces
United Press reports General March announcing total American casualties from the war effort. He notes roughly 40,000 casualties to date, with about 93 percent of American forces in Europe engaged and a plan to inform families of the dead and wounded. Theodore Goring Jr. is mentioned at his Seventh Street home.
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Hirde
Tye
Evans
Mike
Rewls
Linas
Willy
Thome
Dave Dawn
Venta Aya
Bayer
Germany
Ania
Yonra
Tanga
Suntoria
Havelncourt
Quentin
Wilyanco
Tergaler
Coney
Wight
Hive Wimp Army Transport
Avryi Br Miliiry Cea Opoint
Dona Hari Hott & Healy
At Wake
United Press
Umbjvetin
Timothy
Myelin
AH Molin
aMiery
Hea
Tekene
Girma Wetilfeay
Suns Penil
John Dotandt
Vary Apytelaber Va
Chow
Aton
Mangia Force
Thyath
St. Simon
Hed Mioolin Gweite Muanodd
Meagan
Airis Dew
Vallly
United Prev
Gari Great
Wannington
MOE
War Department
Honiton
Auwronn
Sively
Murro
Henotal Mureh
Po Mila Twlea
Voutier
Pormlaie
Odurier
Chiee
Brad March
Westo
Ainna
Staton Command
Bonatom
Jing Ip
Mra
Theodore Goring Jr
Thor Homg
Baventh Stroat
Ilson
Mitelane
Bae
Wwe
Tony
Thor
Local Scouts Receive Government Awards and Honors
A Manchester area paper reports local Scouts receiving government awards amid ceremonies. The piece notes 14 total Palma honors for Scouts, with names such as Elevin McCray, Lin doy Morta, Barrete Marks, and Robert Lewin among recipients. A federal home patient from City Hospital is mentioned leaving for home after procedures.
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Seoul
Tay Ton Navin
Orange Motel
Tampa
Aid
Palma
Elevin McCray
Lindoy Morta
Barrete
Marold Digay
Robert Lewin
Clayton Woodward
Gael
Janey Lovelandy
Warren Button
Don
Nt Awing
Nid Bamawr Borittoy
Red Cross bars raffles and lotteries ban orders
A damaged notice from the Red Cross chapter forbids raffles and lotteries used to raise funds. The Assistant Division Manager cites national policy and urges compliance, warning local chapters to avoid irregular appeals and to follow headquarters directives.
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RED Cross
Vorry
Amurican Reid
Doorgol
Aawistant
Miya
Xomio
Chaytars
Charler Scott
Unclear OCR fragment prompts notice
Fragmentary text mentions Joln Horby of Jamestown and Philip Doutson with unclear actions and locations in Washington. No readable event or outcome is determined from the fragment.
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Jamestown
Howe
Philip Doutson
Washington
Whaley Family Reunion Held at Home of C A Whaley
The Whaley family met at the Haut Branch home of C A Whaley on August 31 41 with a full day of visiting and a fine dinner. Obituaries note Winnifred Whaley Thea died in October 1017 and a marriage occurred between Hennie Dimon and Franke Darrow of Corry. The next reunion is set for the third Saturday in August 1910. Attendees included Chorley Whaley Jr and many relatives.
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Whaley
Unl
C. Asa Whaley
Haut
Alli Atudon
Winnifred Whaley
Donald Whaley
Lovey
E. E. Damon
Chorley Whaley Jr
Docey
James B. Hall
Weatfield
N.Y
Hugh Whaley
Ani
Americans Brace for Blow in Unclear Text
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Americans and a looming event with unclear details. Named entities are unreadable, making precise identification impossible. The piece lacks coherent facts to establish a specific person, place, date, or outcome.
New Library Opening Planned for North Tonber
The town prepares for a new library with furniture and fixtures arriving soon. Delays have shifted the opening from September. residents anticipate a lecture room in the new building and a space on both floors to house books and gatherings.
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Budks
Pontpowdil
Hmma Dean
Mise Shaan Himmelwright
Ty Roo
Ulin
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Col. Rickards
OU Guy Derrick
Perth
Lily
Anil
Sweageedpal
Huey
Hiithem
Lottore
Ares
Corman
U. S. Labor Dept
Nicholas Vander Pyl
Auditoriin
D. Warton TsRosay
Majavin Unl Park Plaew
Sovural
Davy Alwaya
Serge
Shaw
McLonthy Galbreathy
Von
Poolpa
Cune
McCoy
Miller
Alien
Pyonch
Ivan
Ton Vealey
United Prew
William PuiHliyy
Phere Cave
Capwulingon
Uriwinge
Avery Pewaltlea
Murtonn
Merritt Deyo
Prank Tin Fay
Bum
Hot Wentley
Presbyterian Sunway
Federal
Wright Atroat
Thayer
Bhorman, N
Robert Z. Oubarne
Hoston
Chicago
Boston
Nerious
Spring Street
Margaret Blair
Witte
Erle, County League of Women’s Clubs
Sto Paus
Erle
Corryites
Aitge
Cony
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