23 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1917
Page
1
Report from Copenhagen notes rapid movement of Turkish troops toward the Western Front as German forces respond to Allied pressure. The dispatch mentions German public reaction, potential peace talks, and fear of German agents influencing neutral countries amid wartime tensions.
United Press reports that on April 1 British forces captured twenty German submarines and their crews after a lengthy chase. The piece describes German tactics and morale, noting crews prepared to fight and many dying, while the British press frames the event as a significant setback for Germany amid the wider war in the seas.
Mithiel Shea 34 a Kane resident died at Johnsonburg while attempting to board a freight train. Witnesses report he grasped a handle on a moving car and was pulled under the platform, his body mangled under the wheels.
Mrs. Watter Brigham mourns the death of her father Mr A L Melvin a well known Clarendon resident who died Saturday afternoon Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the home in Clarendon Mr Brigham will travel there this evening around concluding notices for the family indicate.
A massive explosion at Wilholmahaven caused widespread damage and shock across Germany. Reports describe severe destruction, casualties, and ongoing efforts to assess the aftermath and safety risks across affected areas.
A new electric warship is launched with a small crew and cheering onlookers. Officials including the governor attend the ceremony in New Mexico as the vessel enters service, signaling a shift in naval technology and defense posture.
Washington April 23 The State Department received official notification that the Turkish government had broken off diplomatic relations with the United States. The formal notice was relayed in a special message from Ambassador Stovall to the Foreign Office.
A garbled local notice shows Erie County farmers asking for seventy thousand dollars. The fragmentary text references meetings, funding requests, and officials though details and names are largely unreadable.
A Clymer resident proposes a substantial land deal via local representatives to suit a cooperative venture. The offer includes loans and fertile acreage to be controlled by a single party or as needed, with terms discussed through city boards and officials.
Forecast indicates a chance of rain after noon with cooler temperatures tonight. Mild conditions expected Tuesday with a cooler evening and potential showers.
Public notice describes forthcoming city tax notices for 1917 with names and dates. Provisions indicate preparation and distribution to residents, with references to tax accounts and warrants.
The New Victor Shop opens today under supervision of Mr HS Mornturger and Miss Ann Rolle Robbing of Pittsburgh. An expert on Victor records will manage cataloging by number. Officials invite public curiosity and promise friendly service as repairs and displays draw visitors.
Alek Davis and two boys Richard Shirley and Nelson Ander ran away from Warren. They were picked up at the ape herd last evening by the Corry police who were told they had just returned home. The Warren police called the parents and arranged for the boys to be returned to Warren in the afternoon.
In a chaotic sequence described by witnesses, a minister killed his wife and mother of his child amid a personal crisis. Police moved to secure the scene as neighbors reported distressed behavior and urgent family tensions prior to the tragedy.
A Findley Lake woman, identified as part of the Pier family, died in a fall on a local roadway. The incident occurred in the evening near the town center and involved multiple bystanders who attempted rescue efforts. Authorities are investigating circumstances surrounding the crash and are reviewing witness statements.
Fragmented copy details a Jamestown police raid and a heated national debate over conscription and military funding. The text mentions the White House, House and Senate conference, and a plan touching a 2,900,000 member draft force and Theodore Rogge’s leadership.
Report from Jamoxtown April 28 describes a late night disturbance at North Main Street and nearby venues. Police recovered weapons and confiscated items as about forty men were detained and most released after questioning. One woman traveled to Stillwater, Minnesota with her brother after the incident.
The Grange meets Saturday with officers installed and reports from committees. Members praise cooperative effort and plan local organizing help while weather delays limit activities.
United Press reports nearly complete results with the government party winning 216 seats in parliament while the Constitutional party secures only 16 percent and about 103 seats.
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