Germans Capture Hangard in Prolonged Battle Near Amiens
Paris and London reports confirm Ludendorf seized Hangard after gruelling fighting southeast of Amiens. French forces fought through the night to retake and hold positions around the village as heavy French losses and intense bombardments continued.
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Paris
Ludendorf
Hangard
Amiens
Holy East
London
Flanders
Bailleul
Villers Lretooneuns
Brettonoux
Reuters
Dyaquenne Wood
Villers Bretonneau
Haig
Villers Brettonneux
Wier
Wool Growers to Deliver Wool at Last Year Price
Washington April reports say wool growers will supply wool to the government at last year’s price under a conference outcome. Officials discuss washed wool and market stability, with details on figures and timing still unclear.
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GOV
Washington
Suit Filed Over Damages for Sheep Losses in Moat Valley
Wilain Render and John Huttion of Moat Valley initiate a suit seeking damages for the loss of sheep and related costs. The complaint alleges the defeat of a prior deferment and seeks payment of 228 pounds plus damiasies.
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Wilain
John Huttion
Moat Valley
Famine in Glass Eyes Imminent Amid Shortage Blowback
In Denver, April 25, a market note warns of a looming famine in glass eyes due to a shortage of skilled gliss blowers. Only three U S craftsmen remain, including Aaron Kohler, who runs a Denver shop, amid postwar demand and production constraints.
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Denver
Cole
United States
Aaron Kohler
Kotler de Chines
Rann
Jarrod
Kohler
Miners Strike Over Exemption Sparks Regional Action
The report notes miners strike actions tied to exemptions for draft classification. Officials in EBD and nearby areas discuss stalled operations as unions press for adjustments. Community leaders warn of wider disruption if demands are unmet.
Overturned Oil Pipeline Sours Atlantic Shoreline
A damaged report describes an oil spill near the Atlantic coast with warnings of environmental impact. Officials investigate the incident as observers note chemical plumes and potential harm to wildlife along the shoreline.
McKinley Memorial Bas Relief Presentation Noted
Fragmentary OCR reports a bas relief of President McKinley presented to a memorial. Text mentions sculptor and display locations with garbled names and dates, lacking clear attribution and context.
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McKinley
Red Cross Division Head Visits Elko in 1900s
Justin W. McKibben, Pacific Mit plan representative of the American Red Cross, visited Eta County Chapel in Elko. The event highlighted Red Cross relief efforts, community support, and plans to aid soldiers and families, with praise for local chapters and volunteers.
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RED Cross Division
Elko
Justin WH. McKibben
Pacific Mit Plan
Ted Cross
Ad Boom
Eta
de Ga
Red Cross
McKitchen
Wits
Elke
Gibbon
Helmabe
British Secretary of State Resigns Amid Health Troubles
A terse notice reports the resignation of the British Secretary of State due to health reasons. The fragment mentions Secretary Wier and Ld Ot, with unclear details but signals a government leadership change.
Crane shale oil plant near Ely to start operations soon
A new Crane shale oil plant near the city is nearly ready for operation. State oil operator Mr BL Clase describes the McArthur line process with a conveyor heated to 400 degrees, producing an oil product claimed to be the finest in the area and outlining byproducts and potential cement and coke uses.
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BL Clase
Ely
McArthur Line
Crit
Dale
Crane
Ethene
Trimphreys & Stevens
Rene
Newada
Hove
Marines Engage on French Front in World War I
Washington reports for the first time that American marines are in action on the French front. Casualties total thirty four killed with two hundred seventy four names listed. Marines praised as an effective, loyal fighting unit ready to bear the battle's brunt.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Walks 650 Miles to Keep Draft Promise
Aberdeen Washington April 25 After a 650 mile trek lasting fifty one days Elmer Hemrich returns to state his pledge to be ready for the second draft call He went to Alaska to start a cannery job promising to return for service He trekked from Inner Skin Bay to Seward dragging a sled and surviving on clams and porcupine meat losing thirty pounds in the journey
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Aberdeen
Wash
Elmer Hemrich
Alaska
Statlel
Inner Skin Bay
Seward
Aluska
Dutch Foreign Minister Avoids Comment on German Break
In the Netherland chamber on April 25 the foreign minister said he cannot and will not speak yet on the serious question between Holland and Germany. He noted the situation is grave and will not comment until further developments occur.
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Phagie
Nether
Prt
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