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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1918
Page
2
Edward Norris son of Percy Norris, dies at Wa General Hospital after a car crash on State Highway above North Warren. Four occupants were involved with one dead and three sustaining minor injuries.
The brief reads like an odd clipping about adults and children enjoying a circus act. It mentions an elephant and a performer but the text is garbled with unrelated fragments and lacks clear names or a coherent event. This item preserves local-paper tone despite the poor OCR.
A fragmented note from Atlanta Georgia hints at catarrh treatment claiming blood source effects. The text mentions medical advice and directs to medical director oversight.
American forces pushed northward from Meuniere Wood against German positions near Cierges and Menniere wood. After hours of fighting, U S battalion corpses drove the enemy from the area and secured ground at the forest edge. French daily bulletin reports seize of heights north of Grand Rozy and ongoing counterattacks amid rains.
The Geravimos Brothers Second Ave store receives a fresh coat of paint to boost local appearance. Red Cross notes warn supporters about directing donations to the Warren County Chapter, not headquarters in Washington. Highway Dept repairs begin on macadam roads facing wear, with holes posing danger. Elmer Olson son of Clark Street residents to report for naval training at Great Lakes after April 23, joining brothers Archie and Roy who serve in France and the Army respectively.
A Paris dispatch details joint actions of French, American and British batteries around the Somme valley near Bucaney and Albert. It notes a rolling barrage enabling Scottish advance on July 20 and continued artillery cooperation along with Allied troops in Picardy. London reports increased hostile fire south of the Somme with raids and prisoner captures north of Albert. Paris adds progress north of the Marne.
Grace Turner testified Wright, a 22 year old recently married man, was attentive to her sister while on a car trip from Warren toward Hartford and New Haven and New York City. Miss Tanner, aged 24, is mentioned amid the incident and related investigations.
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