Two War Correspondents Slip Past German Lines
Two reporters, despite strict front restrictions, reached the Beauvais area and recounted their escape from a German patrol near Clermont. They described hiding passes, bribed papers, and a tense car journey before being released and continuing toward Clermont and Paris under cover of friendly lines.
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al News Service
Hbauvais
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Clerrant
Escape Run Through Enemies Lines Near Beauvais
A narrator recounts rushing a car through war danger as German forces threaten, aiding French soldiers and fleeing riders. They dodge pursuers, see cavalry and artillery, exchange a telegram, and finally reach Beauvais with the cathedral in view. The escape showcases luck, quick driving, and brief moments of relief amid pursuit.
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Clermont
Compeigne
Beauvais
Boilermakers Take Forfeit Win Over Royal Blues
In the B and O Y M C A Bowling League the Boilermakers defeated the Royal Blues by forfeit as the latter failed to appear. The Imperials are set to face the Royal Blues tonight. A recent league meeting voted to drop the Royal Blues and the Superintendents, reducing the league to six teams once each has played them.
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Hide Pia Raat
Mig. An
Sol & Superintendents Cement E Oo
Press Bowlers Lose to News in Journalistic Match
The Press bowlers were defeated by the News by 46 pins in the second game of a journalistic series played at Saves alleys yesterday evening. The series stands at 1-1 after the Press won the first match.
Deer Turns on Hunter and Causes His Death
William Hughie Jr. was killed in an unusual hunting accident at Buck Lake near Wilberforce Ontario. The deer he wounded turned on him as he paddled in a canoe, throwing him into icy water. a companion rescued him but he died from injuries and immersion.
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Buck Lake
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William Hughie, Jr
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Nelp
War on Infant Mortality Campaign Planned in Boston
The American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality, meeting in Boston with the Massachusetts state conference of charities, plans a broad campaign for the coming year. Emphasis includes reducing infant morbidity and stricter school inspection, with efforts to protect children not yet of school age but too large to be treated as babies from sickness and injury.
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Mass
American Association For Study and Prevention of
Massachusetts State Conference of Charities
County Court Judge Accused by Lawyers
Youngstown reports a bar committee recommended investigation of Common Pleas Judge W. P. Barnum Mahoning county over alleged dealings with Frank Callahan while under sentence for keeping a disorderly house. The panel cites professional misconduct alleging immunity for money and pressuring a false statement.
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Common Pleas
W. P. Barnum
Mahoning County
Bar
Frank Callahan
Barnum
Callahan
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