Americans claim 9500 prisoners in major offensive
United Press dispatches report American forces continuing a large offensive with 9500 prisoners captured and sixty towns fallen. Across fronts from Nb Bt to St Mihiel, German retreat and heavy artillery removal are noted as American progress continues.
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Vanden
Nb Bt
Mifilel Aulient
Amwrivana
Ammericana
Ora
Michel Valient
Averleany
United Proas
Paris
Armomont
St. Mihiel
United Pronx
Washington
West
Paulson Boy Bitten by a Dog
A four year old child from Stee Mul Mim Andrew Paulson is bitten by a dog on Maple avenue near Hear the Beate Armory. The dog attacked when the child attempted to pat it a second time leaving four tooth marks and a laceration under the left eye. The dog is under surveillance while authorities decide on further action this afternoon.
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Del
Stee
Andrew Paulson
Beate Armory
Maple Avenue
Mim
Tina
Amirkn
Alli
Ray
Jownl
Casualty List Totals 359 From AEF Report
The Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces releases today’s casualty list. It notes wounded severely and missing in action while identifying names such as Roman Warnick Brin Tomer M. Austin Elinboro and others. The report cites aeroplane accident injuries and undetermined conditions.
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Mereee
Roman Warnick
Brin
Tomer M. Austin
Elinboro
Fied
Cassaltins
Kano
Practice Shooting Fanned by City Parents
Police investigate a string of rubber band slingings near Mtaplons and the New Grand. Manager Shumburg vows full prosecution for any further shooting robberies and appeals to school authorities to halt the practice immediately.
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Ateuek
Mansger Slnwburg
Shumburg
Thiat
New Building Underway at State Hatchery
Construction progresses on a new hatchery wing with a 100 ton capacity meat house and 18 by 24 foot meat apartment. Weather delays push completion to two weeks, stucco finish planned to enhance the Hatchery complex. Edith Anderson of Youngsville, a 1919 nursing graduate, left for New York and later arrived overseas on August 16.
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State Fish Hotelyery
Otvetlon
Ieo
Feo
Mies Edith Anderson
Youngaville
Nery
New York
Mies Anderson
Corry Hospital
Unclear text bulletins hint at work exemptions and government
Fragmented OCR notes reference exemption rules for workers and a government action. Mentions Smith-Wonson work at Springfield Mus with possible wage or policy context. Phrases are garbled and names unclear.
Van der Pyl address canceled amid wartime auto rationing
The report outlines an official cancellation of Mr. Van der Pyl’s address due to road conditions and fuel shortages. It notes telegraphic attempts to secure a formal milestone in the city and mentions his planned appearance amid national rationing measures affecting private motoring on Sundays.
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van der Pyl
Fuel Administration
Tim
Washingtin
Pat Mileston
van der Pst
Weil
Leila
Hee
Nsidv
Pexas
Saul
Wendy
Guido
Renee
Ridin
Amirawike
Williams Sent to Barracks at Columbus
Recruiters report many, including Private Williams, have reported for active duty. The city lines up to forward the men to Columbus barracks for processing and assignment.
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Williams
Columbus
Trout Yearlings Shipments Reported Across Counties
A notice describes shipments of 2000 young trout to Potter and Franklin counties with 1000 more planned to Umber and Finland. The fish measure 4 to 5 inches and will be released into local streams by various baling elithcs. A separate consignments mentions 4000 trout yearlings arriving tomorrow to Kotter nomtit.
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Sul Butler
Curry Fish
Potter County
Umber
Finland
Franklin Counties
Hiv
Kot
Shortage of Wool and Cotton Amid War Efforts
Wartime textile crisis discussed as shortages of wool and cotton impact production. Government policies urge anti hoarding, prioritize Red Cross needs, and stress contra purchasing to maximize civilian supply. Officials emphasize loyalty, cooperation, and urgency in securing garments and yarn for relief efforts.
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Naumbyr
Reid Cross
Registration totals 835 in this city
In this report the city records show registration reaching 835. The data includes names and counts amid a broader listing of civic statistics and local administrative figures.
King Acquitted in Erie Murder Case
Ernest King, a 40 year old New York Central railroad detective, was acquitted by a Erie jury of murder in the July 18 shooting of Alfred Franz, 26, at Pourville Greek parle. The jury deliberated until about 6 o clock yesterday afternoon before returning the verdict.
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Erie
Ernest King
New York Central Railroad
Alfred Franz
Go’eluck
Cour Cours
Weather Forecast Readable Snippet
The text offers a garbled weather note hinting at unsettled tonight with perhaps fair and mild conditions. It is incomplete and does not provide a clear forecast or locations.
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