Indiana Engineers Work at Night in No Man's Land
Murray Coon, a sergeant in Co A, 305th Engineers now in France, writes of front line night work in No Man's Land. He describes barbed wire, trenches, mustard gas, gas alarms, and nightly bombardment, plus ruins, gas guards, and a move from British to American sector.
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Indiana
NO Man's Land
Murray Coon
G. Coon
Oakland Avenue
Sergt
Co. A
305Th Engineers
France
Murray
Indiana Normal
Lucerne
Work or Fight Order for Clearfield Alien Miners
The state orders Austrian enemy aliens in Clearfield district to work in mines or face arrest and internment. Constable Reilly seized Samuel Lakatosh after a gunfight at Potts Run mine. Lakatosh, who produced 16 tons in September, was jailed. Authorities notify hundreds of aliens to report for full shifts or be detained.
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Clearfield
Pennsylvania Co
Punxsutawney
Samuel Lakatosh
Potts Run Coal Company
Boardman
Thomas B. Reilly
Lakatosh
Austria
Reilly
Kamerad
Executors Notice for Estate of Alvin A Beans
Letters testamentary on the estate of Alvin A Beans of Indiana borough have been granted to the executor Harry P Beans. Creditors are asked to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those owing debts are urged to make prompt payment. Indiana Pa September 23, 1918.
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Alvin A. Beans
Indiana Borough
Harry P. Beans
Indiana, Pa
Sarah
Stewart
Tower City
Ellis Waya
Women of America Urged to Buy Liberty Bonds
The message extols American and Allied women as wartime heroes in hospitals, fields, factories, and Red Cross work. It urges every reader to support civilization by purchasing Liberty Bonds and not to return home until they have bought at least one more bond.
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Red Cross
America
Edith Cavell
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