Seven7 Miles Reclaimed From Invaders
Reporting shows French forces advancing on multiple fronts along the Meuse and Aisne corridors. Paris says seventy-seven miles reclaimed. German positions flanked near Cambrai and the Champagne region, with Allied lines pushing toward northern rivers and disrupting supply routes.
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Armistice With Russia Meant News From Berlin Telegraphs
A scrambled report notes an armistice with Germany and mentions Jane Ransine signing armistices with Berlin. Washington dispatches describe Allied tensions, typhoons, and a Paris embassy scene. An American Day celebration in London is cited with flag ceremonies and speeches.
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Dead soldiers used as fertilizer in wartime Rome
Fragmented OCR reports a grim claim that German forces are tapping corpses to fertilize farms. It states mass graves near a Belentan region and describes vast bodies being transported by train to the fields for use as fertilizer.
Youngsville to Hold Blo Celebration Saturday Rally
Youngsville plans a patriotic celebration with a rally by Warren Men Wil Speake. The program features a parade in uniform, speeches, music, a monster fan, and a grand street carnival. A fundraiser at the Fire National Bank will support the event, ending with a church service and community singing.
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Gression
Workhouse plan discussed by county commissioners at Corry
County officials from Warren, Venango, McKean, and others met in Corry to consider steps for establishing a workhouse. Proposals include housing for inmates under new law, with aims to save costs, provide training, and supply materials. The article notes positions of district attorneys and commissioners and hints at legislative changes to support the project.
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Eure
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J. ¥. Iuean
J. C. Thom
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Cramer
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J.D. Hoberts
Veilungo
PO Culbertson
Deaderic Gatin
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Benea
Attempt to Blow Up State House
Police report a planned bombing attempt at the state house. A suspect identified as Ogie Bate Mouee was set to place dynamite near the entrance but was interrupted. Details mention a wide alarm, a failed blast, and an ongoing search with a strong description to aid arrest.
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New Officers Elected for Warren Chamber of Commerce Year 1917
The Warren Chamber of Commerce elected Captain A G Lyons president for 1917 at a recent meeting. Others named include C T Constra, E Metsene, George S Fund, I Henry, Tair Mal, H Lager, J Mocricoa, G Allan, and H P Stona with A G Lyons serving as secretary. The report notes a new factory, the Reubutar project, and various civic efforts supported by the organization as it plans to strengthen national service and local industry.
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Revolt Among Ber man Loyalists Gains Momentum
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a rising movement within a group named Ber man with references to raids, legal issues, and leadership tensions. Mentions of Saratoga, Croatia, and various tense phrases suggest unrest and potential confrontations without clear dates or outcomes.
Veemmens to Seek Authority on Fixed Prices
Washington reports secretary of Nericulture Elousion replies to Fenodation. The administration recommends government authority to fix prices, aiming to implement the proposal soon. The measure may be presented to the Senate within days.
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Departure of Endevor Minister After Pleasantville Water Threats
The article reports Endevor Minister Aphilos Germany leaving Pleasantville amid threats to poison the town water supply. A sermon from the pulpit discusses the events and the community’s reaction, with officials noting the security concerns and possible retaliation. Local residents react as the minister and family relocate amid reported threats and investigations continue.
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Acvactad
Potato Prices Rise in County Market Report
A chaotic, OCR damaged note details potato pricing and market actions. Mentions price swings from 2.40 to 4.50 per bushel, farm bureau influence, and county agents discussing shipments, storage, and potential sales. References to Chamber of Commerce, farm agents Rufus and others, and concerns over stockpiles and finances. The fragmented text cites farm and county officials and market conditions affecting growers and buyers.
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Uel Potatnes
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Diplomatic Questions of Man Kids to Be Discussed in U S
Future U S policy debate centers on British intentions to shape postwar order. Reports from Westington detail planned discussions on European peace terms, demilitarization, armament control, and American wartime cooperation.
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Americus
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Pean Brass
Nerae
Genben
Ton Nincado
Geeaan Enuwuns
Ihr Siom Mikvetan
Roomie
England
West Pointers Graduated in Military Class at Point
fragmentary notes describe West Pointers and a planned formation for service in the United States. The text mentions graduates, readiness to act, and a major business ahead, with references to a class of cadets and potential deployment.
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West Paros
United States
Palmer evangelist teaches endurance under prosperity
A fragmentary notice profiles Palmer the evangelist, claiming she speaks on faith and endurance before a crowd. The text references a woman evangelist guiding listeners to trust God, with garbled lines suggesting a sermon about standing firm in prosperity and faith during testing.
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Conscription Bill 10 and 1 Ahead Before Senate Late
A garbled Washington text notes conscription bill 10 and 1 before the Senate late today. Mentions committees and possible votes, with stray city and date fragments amid unclear lines. The source contains numerous OCR errors and nonsensical insertions around names and numbers.
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