13 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
1
A brief notice records S K Kurdine age in connection with a court filing. Details are fragmentary but indicate an ongoing legal matter with listed age seeking compliance or standing. Further specifics are not readable in the surviving text.
A wartime dispatch describes British advances along the Hindenburg defenses, noting multiple miles of the line breached and heavy fighting near the Somme sector. The report cites Allied gains between Viambreal and St Quentin with German defensive works disrupted.
A highly garbled report describes Citizens Bank and Erie Railroad plans involving office relocations and garden product promotions toward Meadville. It references Corry Tanke, gold sums, and a large prize for potato production, with potential moves of personnel and facilities and a public notice of the schedule amid unsettled negotiations and building leases.
The Daughters of Isabella held a meeting in Columbus Knitidity last evening. A well attended session with notable business, and Mrs. Phomoa Downey and Miss Dr Wood chosen to represent at Shamokiy plate convention. An arrangement committee plans a grand dance at Maccabees Hall on April 26 promising a highly entertaining event.
A cryptic report notes El Paso men indicted by federal officers on charges tied to insurgent activity. The melee centers on a group linked to illicit arms and planned assaults, with references to Mexican forces and an alleged conspiracy spanning several months.
A resident on Holt Street fired two shots as a burglar attempted to force entry to a home around 9 40 pm. The intruder fled toward May Street after the shots were fired. No injuries reported and no suspect identified. family noted possible cash losses during the week but it remains unclear.
Two members of the Pennsylvania Constabulary stationed in the city arrived yesterday to bolster patrols along trout streams during the opening of the season. They will monitor the river to prevent illegal fishing and weigh reports of thefts or vandalism. Members of local clubs will cooperate with state officers as they monitor the streams and stock areas, while others join federal units in Port Slocum and New York City for duty assignments.
A Washington report notes a department committee urges possible war measures and price controls. The piece discusses potential impacts on grain supply, distillers, and foreign exchange as advocates push abolition of certain industries to support wartime needs.
A Board of Commerce appeal reveals a shortage of hundreds of rooms in the city as responses pour in daily. Builders and industrial workers urge faster action to provide accommodations, warning that current neglect harms efforts to expand industry and housing.
The article reports new Stanford chief and officers named for the coming year including President Will Myers Vios, Secretary A I Dykes, and Chief Phas Jruen. It notes Mr. Groom as new chief with experience and mentions a social event after the election. It also covers a separate incident near the Pennsylvania railroad bridge where five men were struck by guards. one reportedly wounded as he resisted halting.
Lieutenant Swoon ey of the American Aviation Crew Whe Deen receives captaincy and indefinite leave to prove American allegiance. He will wear the United Britain as an ambassador to obtain transportation. Captain Bweeney has served in France and warned of reputation issues during the conflict.
Reports say Corry Industries prepared extraordinary measures to protect property with additional watchmen approved. Inquiries into party movements drew little concrete detail as speculation circulated about nearby towns and industrial actions while officials offered scant confirmation.
United Press reports that Austrian and Bulgarian governments were seeking peace in Switzerland while Central Powers face unclear options. Officials note informal talks began and a formal peace movement may have been launched, with mixed signals from various quarters fuelling speculation.
Reports state French forces joined the British in an advance on the Hindenburg line near St Quentin, reaching the town outskirts while British artillery pounded defenses on the opposite side. The fall of St Quentin is deemed now likely, with a pivot point to aid the town's defense. Separately, Coroner Chapman investigated the death of Harry Hutchinson near Spring Creek, ruling it an accidental death from apoplexy following a fall.
Erie County aims to secure a state aid package of 6000000 for highway improvements. Highway Commissioner Mack and Senator Nason discuss leveraging state funds and a local match to fix main thoroughfares including the Ridge road from Suit Line to Perry highway to Warren and Smethport.
A magnite ment concert program with two new artists drew only a small audience at the State Armory. Organizers blamed lack of public support despite a 50 cent admission and hoped talent would gain wider recognition, predicting higher attendance next time.
A fragmentary report hints at cold weather with possible snowfall. Browning temperatures are expected, with gusty winds, and hazardous travel conditions in the region. More precise details and timing could not be read from the available text.
The new TA Paver store at Weil Minn street near Center 44 is fully equipped with a fine interior. The exterior is attractive and the arrangement of the establishment is orderly. Mr Paver offers tangible demonstrations and a prominent fountain display.
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