Americans on Western Front Press Tank and Rifle in Battle
American troops press their position on the western front behind British lines under heavy German fire. Reports say two U.S. troopers were wounded by shelling as they endure artillery and machine gun fire awaiting orders to advance over the top toward the German lines. The men show resolve and close cooperation with British troops, sharing hardship and aiming to win glory for the Stars and Stripes.
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Garmon
Omcors
Man Killed in Liverly Yard Collision
Glando Miltrea Mavro aged 0 yearn son-In-Law oe Millp Mplain of Seneca Atrast was instantly killed in the Silverly yard during a collision between a freight engine and a winging train. The victim, a flag man on extra train No 2042 returning from Pillshiire, was crushed in the cabin as cars mashed together. The body was moved to the Undertaking rooms for preparation.
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Glando Miltrea Mavro
Oe Millp Mplain
Seneca Atrast
Siverly
Fagman
Pillshiire
Ugne
Thoraforn
Mooo
Gospel Tent Meetings Continue At Harbor Half Cornera
Gospel tent meetings will run nightly at 7 30 with Sunday services at 10 and 2 30. A quarterly meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist Church is set for April 29 80 in the tent, with worship and preaching to follow.
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Goxpal Tench
Cornera
Serviouk
Love Jeane
Yom Kippur Observed On Wednesday
Observances described for Yom Kippur with fasting prayer and atonement rites. Historical notes recount the Day of Atonement origins in Bible times, its evolution in Jewish practice, and memorial prayers for the departed.
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Yinpur
Weidnadday
Dsrael
Emerl Elnvy
No Peace Value in the Kaiser's Reply
United Press reports Washington minded ink at the Pope peace proposals. Allies note German government signals reveal immense U S power to deter autocratic regimes. They expect the military caste to resist and prefer survival through force rather than accept terms.
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Ay United Press
Washington
Mont Auixtone
United States
Uberium
Presant
Toro
Speeders Arrests Highlight Local Traffic Crackdown
Over several days, officers arrested two drivers for speeding in a local crackdown. One suspect, linked to a Tulip concern, was fined 1950 after Saturday’s arrest on Mant South, and a second young man was picked up on West Mauls Trast yesterday for a hearing at 4 oclock this afternoon.
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Trame Meer Locko
Mant South
Snothey
West Mauls
Sarel
Cer Locke
Ori
Reverend Shaw Leaves City Amid Church Reorganization
Fragmented OCR reveals a church reshuffle with Rev Shaw departing and multiple appointments listed. Wayne, Erie, and Greenville parishes show new pastors and district changes as superintendent turnover moves persons like Rev G M Hughes and Rev Wy 8 toward other charges.
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OL Shaw
Pins
Gresnvilla Church
Erie
Lieppulph
Ald Nu Ben
Wayne Wir
Hurch
Ula
Swisher
Gom Ty Worren
Ruin Grvene
Roy White
Warrny
Promktin
Franklin
Tay Vanieatown
Buena
Tamestown
Misndville Clatrfct
G. M. Hughes Gona
Union
Thirton
Slivir
Treilaliter
Joseph 3. Ralls
Ditinis
Coorge M. Gent
Prone Morrison
Wa1
Bigstone
Truman Toe
Nail C. Oh
Mar
Sixteenth Regt Now the 112th in Rear Transfer Order
From Waslington the adjutant general directs Pennsylvanias Twentieth Army Division to restructure. Brigadier General Tries commands in Clonigal absence. four regiments from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg shift roles. Division strength remains about 27,000 with officers and men reassigned to new billets.
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Gimp Mancock
Aukulla
Ordure
Adjutant General's
Waslington
Pennsylvenias
Toeilvie
Tries
Clonigal
Philadephya
Volumbia
Fiahe
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cera
Min
Big Strike Shuts Oregon Shipyards In виclude upheaval
A general walkout paralyzed Portland shipyards as about 4,000 workers stopped work at noon. The strike involved the United Brotherhood and other unions amid labor tensions.
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Oregon
United Preas
Portland
Oro
Ated
Mic Chale
Teutons Repulsed by Slavs in Last Saturday Action
In a late Saturday event near Teutons, a fatal accident occurred injuring William H. Btowe and fracturing his wrist and skull. A wagon crashed just behind a Central Pennsylvania train, overturning two injured horses and leaving Btowe with serious head injuries. He survived after receiving medical care.
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Teutons
SLAVS
Ees Ae
W. Donvs
Corry
Elte
Me Crowsing
Stowe
War report from Riga region claims German forces repelled
United Press dispatch describes fighting near Riga where German troops allegedly beat back advancing forces. The report notes casualties on both sides and claims German positions were disrupted by counterfire and air activity.
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United Press
Riga
Teutoke
Bkof
Thalbeter
Shays Tyre
Death of Mrs Lauer Saturday in Concord Street
Mrs Lauer aged 81 died Saturday at home after several months illness. She leaves her husband and two daughters, and was longtime respected in Pewdrsbure. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 1 30 PM with interment in Ping Grove Cemetery.
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Miro
Fred Lauer
Goncord Street
Francis Huspbhels
Phanurs
Setutuy
Formoun
Lauer
Hey Sun Fee
Ladher Fink
Dy H Hiesbrouck
Wan
Mes Dy Hay Hasbrouck
Ole
Claude Huwurouck
Pewdrsbure
Ohio
Ping Grove Gemaetery
Mrs Casler Entertained At Lovely Friday Party
Ava Casler hosted a refined gathering Friday evening for Mr and Mrs Harvey Rathburn at the bride’s mother’s home. The Hammeres Hand group attended, with guests served roast, rolls, and cake after a toast. A late 12 o’clock dessert hour completed the elegant occasion in a pink and white decorated dining room.
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Ava
William Casler
Harvey Rathburn
Hammeres
Fir Organization
Tve
Red Cross Quarters Granted in Federal Building
The Red Cross chapter received room space in the Federal Building. the Civil Service room will be used to prepare surgical dressings amid strong demand. A government project in Amsterdam reportedly tests wooden soles for soldiers to counter rising prices. 9000 shoes already made, and Blanche Ross to contest in the Pythian Lodge banquet.
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Oa Federaluilding
Focal Red Cros
Walt
United Presentington
Wil
Teln Blanche
Local and Personal Notices From Wartime Ledger
Local notices recount military mobilization of Company I and supply payments to guards and contractors. Details include food rations for soldiers, wages of 6160 for the 37 day term, and a 402 per item rate for footwear. Community updates note hospital carriages, theater events, and residents moving between homes in Covington and nearby towns.
R F D Men Hold Meeting In Ud County Board Room
A weekly assembly of R F D men convened Saturday in the Board of Commerce room. Attendees included local carriers and officials from Wattsbury. Chairman pro tem Amo Allen of Tyson City presided. Discussion covered wartime actions, local postal services, and planned future meetings. News notes mention German notes delaying actions and possible road service improvements.
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Board of Comerce
Aniga Allen
A B. Carroll
Willa Jolnagh
Thomiy Laskwood
D. Igymour
Wattsbure
BB. Chatter
Georetary
Arthur Murry
Amo Alen
Tylon City
Massie Morry
Johnson
Chaffee
Saymay
Wuteshurey
Catohin
Ainounty
Witogether
Ling
Milfred Crowell
Another Corry Boy Enlists
Mr and Mrs CD Wool announce their son A S Weeks has enlisted in the 24d Engineering Corps. The family reports he is stationed at Fort McDowell California and is expected to be transferred to Annapolis within a month. Weeks is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Weeks of Woakes.
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CD. Wool
Olive Ksheen
California
Fort McDowell
Annepolis
Weeks
Woaks
Governor Ferguson Ousted in Rapid Senate Action
Auilen Ter Sep 22 reports Governor Ferguson was ousted by the Senate after a tense session. The bill to remove him passed with significant support and triggers a formal case before the legislature. Ferguson vowed to contest the move while noting his tenure runs to January 7.
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Charles
Te Sompletél
Opler
Willian P
Ferguson
Lewis Store Receives Fine and New Showcases
Workmen began alterations at Lewis Confectionary stores on Center and Minokiwel to prepare for a grand opening on October 6. A credit agreement with United Clear Stores Co will allow display of goods and new wall cases. Attractive offers are promised for the opening day.
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Lewie
Clear
Thors
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