27 Apr 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
1
London April 21 United Press report Lloyd George declared victory assured as British forces win at Somme and earlier battles. He said German guns captured neared four hundred with thousands of prisoners. UK gains praised and calls for broader victory costs outlined.
United Press reports from Porto on April 27 say Kehuent Nivell's forces advanced in the Yurtoblsa Cerny engagement, with Nour Moronvuilieres' troops capturing more French from Germany since April 20. In Bolwena sector they reportedly took 130 cannon as German raiding efforts near Et Quentin were repulsed with heavy losses.
The Daughters of I I enlist for war emergency and Corry Court votes to affiliate with national war preparedness. Conception Court adopts resolutions backing the President and government. Local plans include care for dependents of soldiers and fundraising. Unity chapter and Keabelius units pledge support and expect statewide action.
Mr McKinney died early this morning after a long illness following a hospital admission. A resident of the city for eighteen years he was employed at the Howard Manufacturing and left a wife and four children Miss Eva of Ben Vernon and Westley of Allegheny College among survivors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Dispatch from London reports British forces capture quarry positions near Handl jonit as German troops abandon the area under pressure from General Hily. The advance completes the seizure of key German strongpoints in the vicinity.
At nine o clock a flag raising ceremony was held at the Mohawk Milk Company plant with employees and local dairymen in attendance. Mr Russinic delivered remarks considered timely amid the readings and cheers from the crowd gathered at the Corry Mant location.
A jury found Hazel Storry testified jealousy sparked the fatal stabbing of Joseph Headay at the Colonial Hotel in Erie. Witnesses said Willan Burke and Healey Burke argued after heavy drinking before Headay was killed. Burke was remanded to jail after the coroner's verdict.
United States and Allied dispatches from Amsterdam and Washington summarize April submarine actions. The German Navy claims unprecedented tonnage sunk this month, while other wires note China considering war and Senator Borah announcing plans to resign after current term.
Misa Cidersteave of the high school faculty will address the domestic dance teachers at a convention in Bradford tomorrow after 1 noon. Gli derave will be present and deliver an address during the session.
Reported tonight German squadron shelled Ramsgate area causing two deaths and damage. Recounted details describe air raids, Allied responses, and planned next trade actions as authorities coordinate defense and investigate casualties.
The Odd Fellows held a local anniversary last night at the Qnrut ai at thy h. O with members, Rennkons, and guests attending a program of music, readings, and tributes. James Moliridu gave a speech praising the event, while attendees enjoyed songs and formalities honoring long-standing fellowship and community service.
Erle Dispatch records Lieutenant Van Vleck directing troops of the Pennsylvania infantry to Fitzsuiresh for Brin Expansion duties with troops camped pending reassignment to western Pennsylvania guard duty after late week arrival. Frank H. Payne and officials accompanied Van Vleck on inspection tour. Weather forecast: likely rain tonight and tomorrow.
A gunman opened fire at a General Elevator plant injuring several, including two hospitalizations. Authorities report the suspect fled the scene, with victims Lorenzo Waren and Bouyehnta among the wounded as security and first responders rushed to treat the injured.
Fragmented text describes a political race with mentions of Franklin and local representatives. It references a successor to Bleakley and potential control of a majority of county or legislative bodies. Ambiguous OCR yields unclear names and dates.
In Mewsra, Jan Hy Wight and Rop rd Barlowaday led a paper effort to raise funds for cadets. A High School under Corte began securing uniforms as Desmond and Old contributed a steady stream of subscriptions, reaching $25 totals. Mromert Bars Jow and Weight urged others to pledge at least one wall fur, reflecting broad support for cadet equipment and the Bowed rif Commerc move.
A U S dispatch reports German propaganda failing to split Russia from the Allies. The Russian provisional government renews faith in the alliance and hails renewed army pledges. Meanwhile in Copenhagen officials announce the Russian stance will be formalized soon. Soviet women in the city receive Red Cross authorization to form a local chapter with planned meetings and organizational steps.
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