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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1918

Page

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German Forces Make Fresh West Front Attacks

German troops renew efforts on the Picardy battle front between the Somme and Ancre, advancing near Amiens as Allied lines bend and retreat in parts. New bombardment and gunfire across the North Sea threaten Ostend and Ypres while German forces push renewed assaults on the western front.

UTON ROM Picardy Amiens Somme Ancrepe Ypres North Sea Ostend Ardment

NBURG AND LUDENDORFF AT ODDS

The article reports a fighting front update with British advances in Picardy east of Amiens and German counter actions near La Clyste-Vooremmezelle. It cites a dispute between Von Hindenburg and Von Ludendorff over the Western Front offensive and notes Hobert Mackensen may head to the Western Front. Mesopotamian town taken by British on May 7 at Kerkuk hospital left 600 Turks.

Amiens Flanders War Office Ans la Clyste-Vooremmezelle Ers Kem- 0 Dover Picardy Ancre von Ludendorff Holland Kaiser Crown Prince Hamilton Lyfe von Mackensen London Kencuk Mosul Mesonatamia Kerkuk

Son and Money Theme in World War II Era Film

An fragmented OCR passage mentions a film story about a vigorous son and money, with references to Liberty Bonds and actors like Jack Pickford and Hobart Bosworth. It hints at an all star cast and a patriotic promotion during the Liberty Loan period, but exact details are obscured.

Jack Pickford Amoniy Ks James Cruze Phevalier Beu Stears Furing Sidew

Soldier Bill Passes House on Pension Reforms

The Sherwood bill to grant a minimum pension of 259 dollars per month to Civil War veterans advances in the House, with graduated payments from 25 to 292 dollars monthly by age and service length. The bill aims to equalize pensions for soldiers and widows and excludes those already receiving 1000 dollars yearly or more or in soldiers homes.

Senate

Woman and Foreigner Mentioned in Liberty Bond Gift

A note reports Maes Mushrush of Tomo aty presented a Liberty Bond to the Red Grass and notes questions about her nationality. The couple are described as American in descent, with misinformed foreign status corrected. For sale potatoes from the Mushrush farm offered in small and large sizes. R N R Ray Indiana Pa advertises Colonial Toniehi William Diunean and Carol Hille in & Te Lian's Prey seventh episode of The Fighting Prairie. Edith Starey two reel drama The Strength of Men and a Huehie Mack comedy with Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond slated for tomorrow.

Maes. Mushrush Tomoaty Toniehi William Diunean Carol Hillewey

Reward for the Arrest of Deserters

Renewed efforts to round up all men in this status. The Provost Marshal General sends guidance to draft executives in all States. Deserters arrested and presented to local boards may affect reward eligibility and reimbursement limits. Federal officers may claim expenses up to $50 per man, with further limits elsewhere.

National Army Quartermaster Corps United States

Young Patriot Is Married in Covede Parish Ceremony

A marriage occurred yesterday when grantor Admiral Dewey White of Juneau and Olive Pearl Wachoh of Covede were joined in matrimony by Rev. CLG Morrow at his residence on School Street. The ceremony took place the same afternoon at the First United Presbyterian Church.

Aarriage Heonse Admiral Dewey White Juneau Mise Olive Pearl Wachoh Covede United

Highway Crew Bond-Holder Report Stirs Local Interest

A. C. Craig, superintending a State Highway crew, stated this morning that every member is a bond-holder, signaling full investment in the project. Dil of Dilltown stopped by a business visit in Indiana today. The Strand Theatre schedules The Girl Without a Soul and the Metin Viola Dana feature Love and Sacrifice, with North of 5a a Fox special tomorrow.

A. C. Craig New Strand Theatre Toniht Zie Metin Viola’ Dana Poe Miss Dana Metro Werderphay Fox Tin Farmem Strand Theatre Armela

Sproul Visits Here Friday Event Promises Republican Reception

SPROULL COMES HERE FRIDAY campaign note announces former governor candidate Sproul will appear Friday in Indiana with a reception at the New Ladin Hotel at 7 o clock. Invites local residents to attend and meet the candidate amid party events.

Willian Cam Witt Temortey Beiday Indiana New Ladin T O'Etaek Pyery Preek

Beaton Heads Indiana Chapter of Red Cross

At a stated meeting of the executive committee of the Indiana Chapter, Rev. James A. Beaton of Watop Street was elevated to chairmanship and in charge of activities. Ann Lauerling, former secretary, was succeeded by Myrtle Copningham. Dredohn A. H. Keith named Vice Chairman, succeeding Ron Ben Lon. A luncheon committee was formed to arrange a meeting with Auxiliaries and Branches to discuss changes and plans for Indiana County work this year.

Indana Iy Armerican James AL Beaton Watop Street J. Elder Ponler Msg Akon Ann Lauerling Inell- Ana Indiana County

76 Names On Casualty List

Washington May 0 The names of Hlomen one of them a lieutenant killed in action where early list announced by the War Department today. Six men died of disease, one of accidents and three of whom were severely wounded. Thirteen were soundly and slightly wounded, none from Western Pennsylvania.

Washington Hlomen Pennsylvania

Mrs Miller in Critical Condition at West Penn Hospital

Mrs D M Miller of Pittsburgh, inventor of Man oh Mm Laughlin at North Sixth Street, is critically ill at West Penn Hospital. She suffers from a recurrence of tuberculosis while sustaining a paralytic disease, with her condition described as serious.

J. M. Miller Pittsbureh Man MM. Laughlin Nerth Sixth Street Penton West Penn Hospital Pittelweed Trent

Notice From Chapter House Doors Open for Workers

An apparent misunderstanding affects access to the Survival Dressnes Room in the Chapter House. The Workers room is open daily except Saturdays, with local unions and labor groups mentioned in scattered references.

Chapster House

For Sale Rare Versatile Pod Piano Bargain

Classified notice offers a Vers Pod Piano for sale in exchange for a Steinway Grand. Insufficient condition details and buyer name Ren Pollock provided. Handle with caution as the OCR shows errors and incomplete terms.

Ren Pollock

Pressing Snown Chronicle Prompts Local Reflections

A midweek briefing notes community concerns about weather and public services. The report mentions local figures such as Solin Sumy and Soret White, with focus on a forthcoming event and the impact of recent conditions on daily life.

Presser Snown Cini Wade Solin Sumy Soret White Qeeynetop Tes Pune Apert Caelive Darby Heb Momen Die Tank Scorup

Railroad wage increase recommended by McAdoo report

The McAdoo report proposes a large railroad wage increase totaling $309,000,000 annually. It outlines improved pay for employees across classifications and stations, aiming to raise standards and support workers amid rising costs.

Fer McAdoo

Wage increases proposed for railroad workers in 1915

Washington May 4 The railroad wage commission recommends flat and scale raises for December 1914 and 1915 workers to be adopted by Director General Adoo. Back pay of 1000000 and payroll increase reach billions with varied percentages and deductions for 1916 1917 based on existing road increases and apprentice limits.

Washington Railroad Wave Commission Adoo

New Sobriquets for Marines Highlight French Aid

Continued on page 2. Marines in Paris earn new nicknames from Germans and French alike. Germans call them Devi D.D., while the French nickname them the millionaire soldiers for their generosity. Marines buy food for destitute French families, sharing their pay with women and children in need.

Paris

Visitors From Kansas Attend Pittsburgh Synod Meeting

Min Robert Thunil and his daughter Mrs Bata Campbell of Topeka Kansas visited the Homes of the Fons Tirees Min TLE. Kyle Adams and Max Hamilton are noted in Pittsburgh for the United Presbyterian Synod meeting in May. LaMantiy Brothers receive carload potatoes at BR K station at 84e a bushel. bring your own sacks.

Min Robert Thunil Bata Campbell Topeka Kansat Tke Fons Tirees Tle Arial Kyle Adams North Fifthreet Max Hamil United Presbyteriany Synod Moothe Pittsburgh Mey LaMantiy Brothers BR. K

War Aims and New Guns Highlight Baker Speech

Secretary Baker outlines plans to move 900000 Americans in France and deploy 1000000 there by July. He touts a new gun designed to meet terror threats from Krupa and Skoda plants and promises fulfilled from last January, emphasizing American resolve and innovations.

Krupa Skoda America

America to Deploy Over One Million Troops by July 1

Washington reports that America will provide at least one million men to the Allied armies by July 1, along with new artillery to counter Krupp and Skoda weapons. Secretary Baker says the force in France already exceeds 400,000, with more than 1,500,000 men available for deployment as the war effort expands across Belgium, France, and Italy.

Washington America Belgium France Italy Krupp Skoda United States Baker Senate Military Affairs Committee Uuuo Atlantic Great Britain Japan Senate

Caldwell writes home from Europe as flying officer debut looms

A letter from Ben Caldwell with the LC S/Nir j Porves in Europe describes shore leave planning in Florence Rome and Naples. He explains flying duties and gear made in Rome with boots from Pogwia, noting rough landings and dust. The piece also notes a Women's Relief Corps meeting scheduled for May 10 in the Municipal building.

Ben” Caldwell LC. S. Nir J Porves Europe Tle Rome Florence Naples Melle Perris Women's Relief Corps

After May 20 Sale of Debtors to Association

Notice from Alexander Mercantile Agency Indiana Pa on selling debtors after May 20. It states claims of indebtedness and offers to pursue settlements or arrangements. Includes a brief line about fresh fish at Bennett's two pounds for two cents in 189?.

Association Bennett's

Health drive aids cleanup week in Pennsylvania

Agents from the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis join the State Health Department in a concerted cleanup campaign. Cellars are being cleaned, a vigorous anti fly push is underway, and efforts emphasize public health education through hygiene and sanitation laws. Posters warn the public about initial sins of tuberculosis.

Pennayivania Society For the State Department of Health Edorts Hinetal Pennsylvania Society

Reward Offered for Stolen Tools in Saltsburg Area

A reward is offered for information leading to the return of a sid curtains chain, Jack and other wutu tools stolen last Sunday along the road between Saltsburg and Rent. Lamantia Bros of Indiana are referenced in association with the notice.

Notici Saltsburg Lamantia Bros Indiana

Weather outlook with showers and cooler air tonight

Readable meteorology note reports tonight with showers likely and a drop in temperatures. Forecasters indicate cooler air following a wet spell, with unsettled conditions lingering into tomorrow.

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