War News Across Theatres Reports Shifting Fronts And Claims
Eastern theater reports show Teutonic armies pushing Russians from the San to the Bessarabian frontier with Galicia cleared. a Poland battle looms. Western theater notes British trench gains then losses near Frestubert Hooge, French gains in Arras. Italian theater cites Austro fortress resistance near Triest and Italian advance toward Mori. Dardanelles feature heavy fighting with Turkish efforts to recapture but Allied positions held, and Turkish claim of the battleship Agamemnon out of commission.
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Galicia
San
Triest
Rome
Dardanelles
Ari Burnu
Poland
Warsaw
Arras
Souchez
Neuville
Mori
Rovereto
Carnie Alps
Agammemnon
World War Fronts Report Wary Gains and Stiff Resistance
In the East the Austro German line nears collapse before Lemberg as Russians retreat. In the West British and French pressure develops near Arris while Germans gain ground at Argonne but pull back near Luneville. In the Dardanelles Allied advances stall as Turkish artillery shells punctuate renewed battles. Austrian forces threaten Trent while Italians clash near the Alps and Tyrol.
War fronts update across Europe and seas
Eastern Theater reports say Teutons hold Lemberg while Russians near the city and Mackensen’s forces are within six miles. Western Theater notes French German Alsatian army gains near Souchez after Metzeral, Italian Theater shows a reverse before Isonzo heights but fresh Italian gains toward Plava. Dardanelles reports say Turks repulsed at British trenches as Russian submarines sink three Turkish vessels in the Black Sea.
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Lemberg
Mackensen
Fecht
Metzeral
Souchez
Isonzo
Plava
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Warren Mail Printing Prices and Services
The Warren Mail offers printing services and provides price quotes. Contact the office for catalogs and current rates.
East Branch Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Dr. F. T. Armitage, a Corry visitor, drops in. The Trim Sunday School reports a good Children’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Logan, a Dobbs Ciner couple, spend with James Logan family. Mrs. Whaley of Garfield visits. Whaley heads home Thursday. Buckwheat harvests drive farmers as weather delays work. A Union church Sunday School convention with dinner at Grange Hall Friday June 25 invites all. Frank May and Will Keer visit Spartansburg. George Craft of Warren conducts business in East Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
F. T. Armitage
Corry
Trim
Wilber Logan
Dobbs Ciners
Jas. Logan
R. A. Whaley
Garland
Union Church
Grange Hall
Frank May
Will Keer
Spartansburg
George L. Craft
Warren
Tidioute Notes on Grange Meeting and Local Events
Mrs Ss M Jury returned home after visiting relatives in Tionesta. Mountain Grange No 1152 P of H held its last regular meeting with Worthy Master C P Morrison. A speaker for Grange Day July 1 at Tidioute was arranged, E D Dorsett of Mansfield to address attendees. Old Home Week events planned. first and second degrees conferred. literary program followed. Merry-go-round proprietors from Grand Valley visit to move machinery for Old Home Week. National Gasoline Co. building improved with fresh paint. Mrs Madiria of Tidioute entertained at Dr and Mrs Condit’s in Warren. Mr and Mrs E G Sherman mourn death of son Scott Sherman buried in Tidioute cemetery. Ernest Morrison attended Grand Valley business Monday.
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Tidioute
E. D. Dorsett
Mansfield
Grange
Grand Valley
National Gasoline Co
Madiria
Condit
Warren
E. G. Sherman
Scott Sherman
Ernest Morrison
Goodwill Hill News Roundup From Grand Valley Area
Maud Ripley and Morrison family toured to Franklin in Ripley’s car. J. J. Remner completed a well for National Oil Co on Van Urck lease. Local youths invited to Claud Shepardson’s party. Various visits by Thompson, Wagner, Burleigh and McMahon families noted. An eleventh birthday for Francis Crippen celebrated with gifts and luncheon. Goodwill Hill U B Aid met at Grand Valley parsonage. Ice cream social planned at Chas Ripley’s. Residents commend Philip Wagner for road improvements.
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Goodwill
Oil City
Gertrude McMahon
Boudly
Philip Wagner
L. J. Crippen
A. H. Burleigh
Tidioute
Shaw
Pleasantville
Roy Burleigh
McGregory
A. K. Johnson
Paul Fisher
Warren
H. A. Burleigh
McKanless
McMahon
Francis Crippens
Florence Bue
Titusville
Goodwill Hill U B. Aid
Grand Valley
A. R. Thompson
F. A. Bovee’s
Youngsville News Highlights And Local Moves
Mrs. Alice Luce entertained the Lincoln Society at her Sugar Grove street home with about ten members attending and refreshments served. Joseph Fox was seriously hurt when he fell from a tree near his West Main street worksite. Fred Bates and J Jones roofed a new building for Percy Wilcox on his Pittsfield area property. Mr. and Mrs. C S Mead and son Percy returned from Erie. The First M E church Children’s Day program was well received despite poor weather with many in attendance. Dr. G F Mix returned from Ohio and A W Smith from a Michigan trip.
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Youngsville
Alice Luce
Lincoln Society
Sugar Grove Street
Joseph Fox
West Main Street
Fred Bates
J. Jones
Percy Wilcox
Pittsfield
C. S. Mead
Percy
Erie
M. E
G. F. Mix
Ohio
A. W. Smith
Michigan
L. A. at L. A. to Hold Regular Meeting Next Friday
Akeley June 22 The Ladies Aid at L. A. will hold their regular meeting with Mrs Louisa Fellows and Mrs Sylvia Fellows next Friday. The officers will be announced at the gathering.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. L. T. Harrington and daughter Marie along with Miss Effie Akeley visited friends and relatives. An ice cream social at W B Hale’s drew a large crowd. Mrs. Frank Hale and Miss Dorothy Hale stayed with B. W. Nichols in West Ellington. Mrs. Mary Nesmith and Ozro of Camp Leigora were guests of Mrs. Gussie Annis. Burdette Tilyou and Mrs. S. K. Confer are ill. Herry Griswold of Jamestown visited Akeley relatives. Frank Hale returned to Stow cottage with them.
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W B. Hale
Frank Hale
Dorothy Hale
B. W. Nichols
West Ellington
N. Y
Mary Nesmith
Ozro
Camp “Leigora
Gussie Annis
Burdette Tilyou
S. K. Confer
Herry
Becker's Last Chance Goes to Court of Appeals
Albany, N Y—The Court of Appeals denied the application for a reargument by counsel for Charles Becker former New York police lieutenant and death sentence remains affirmed. Becker has until July 16 to live unless pardoned by Gov Whitman or the U S Supreme Court intervenes.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Charles Becker
New York
Becker
Whitman
United States Supreme Court
Yaqui Band Wins Defeat Villa Troops in Sonora Skirmish
Yaqui Indians defeat a Villa detachment sent to subdue them 25 miles south of Empalme Sonora with 40 dead and one machine gun, according to advices received in Nogales Ariz. Twenty five more were killed in an earlier clash.
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Villa
Nogales
Ariz
Maytorena
Yaqui Valley
Empalme
Sonora
Work and Win Ship Promises Modern Ocean Comforts
The Lloyds-flag steamer offers 340 first class seats with electric lighting wireless telegraphy submarines signals and bilge keels. It measures 425 by 50 by 362 feet with two bed cabins private baths and a 220 foot promenade deck. Marconi Wireless on board links to Atlantic coast land stations offering easy passenger messaging and return tickets valid six months.
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Lloyds
Bermuda
New York
Quebec Steamship Company
Marconi Wireless Company
Marconi Wireless
Atlantic Coast
Brumbaugh Vetoes Full Crew Repeal Debate
The veto concerns whether a full crew repeal is unjust under equal protection. If applicants show current law denies them fairness within two years, officials must act. until then the matter remains as is.
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Brumbaugh
Militia Musters Out Over Recruitment Shortfall
Washington June 23 Nine companies of the Colorado State militia are ordered discharged by the War department for failing to meet the required recruiting standard.
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Washington
Colorado State Milita
War Department
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Kerm
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J. J. Remner
Henrietta
Raymond Muir
Ellenore Dickenson
H. L. Symonds
Goodwin Hill
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Mabel Perry
Enterprise
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Curley
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Week
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Durham Duplex
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