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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
1
United Press dispatch reports American troops pushing the Allied line between Seriges and Sergy in the Rheims Soissons salient. The US advance followed heavy bombardment with French support, while German resistance and counterpulses in the zone were repulsed.
Fragmented text outlines mandatory sugar market reports to the Federal Mood Administrator of Helo County with items on on hand quantity, monthly purchases, certificates issued, and related reporting deadlines. Several names and places appear garbled. the excerpt suggests compliance steps for dealers and producers.
United Press reports the War Labor Board endorsing an increase for canmen and related workers nationwide. The outline includes back pay, wage scales for motormen and conductors, and city-specific adjustments to meet rising costs during wartime. Additional items note a troop preparation event, local entertainments, and the death of Judge John Siggins of Warren County.
The Stambard Turnbuckles defeated North East on Washington Street grounds with strong pitching from Gretler and a late batting surge. Pope, Mountain, and Pappleton led hits, while Crandall and Willert contributed key plays as the home team secured the win.
The Dry Federation claims 108 nominees for the Pennsylvania House will support ratification and 17 senators for the Senate will back the amendment. Superintendent Dr John Royal Harris notes no doubt the House will ratify though some details remain withheld and public comment limited.
A rough report lists men from the area among American casualties in an early conflict. It notes about 14,000 American deaths or casualties overall, with several named individuals and units cited, including Pershing era figures and a Marine casualty tally. The article provides fragmented counts of killed, wounded, missing, and prisoners, with emphasis on American losses compared to French and British figures.
A tan Ford owned by Clyde Damon was damaged on West Sound Street about 4:30 PM when a tire blowout caused the car to swerve. The right side and front spring were badly damaged. the vehicle is being repaired at the Ford Garage after the owner was reportedly involved.
Local shooting event at Corry grounds on West Stalthetfest features Corry participants preparing rounds. Titusville aggregation supports the match with a high class shooting organization delivering a well attended afternoon contest.
A thin frost was reported across several sections near the city this morning. The frost did not appear to injure crops but was clearly evident in multiple locations around Clymgr and Wilcotined, with workers noting unusual cool conditions on August 1st.
Allied forces push toward Hill 205 with gains along the front. French and American troops advance through Chateaux and woods, with German positions at Fern Suwirdenois and Plessiers reported under pressure. Reports from Washington and Copenhagen note shifting alignments and German army actions in the Soissons sector.
The D. of Red Cross hosts a successful lawn social at the home of Joseph Burkhardt on West Irvin Street. The evening featured a decorated portico with electric hits and a string of elernic lights, live music, and a bake sale. A progressive game by the family of Harl Rogers added to the event’s appeal and funds.
Police detained five men after disturbances on Second Avenue with one resident reporting nuisances and threats. Additional notes mention guests visiting on Rukin Street and a veteran Erie locomotive man visiting Corry. three youths were arrested for theft and held on $1000 bond, with valuables recovered.
The Board of Com meres holds a regular meeting this evening to discuss the organization’s current finances and the upcoming membership drive. President Borioy will present the facing issue and outline needed support, urging every director to attend.
The Public Service Commission issues a notice of application by Union Electric Light Company and Corry City Light Company serving Ionian City Corry and nearby areas. It plans to raise rates starting September 1 1918 by ending a ten percent cash discount and introducing a 1 penalty for late payment.
A terse note reports Columbus Red Cross Branch activity over three months. Sixteen new members joined and donations totaled with emphasis on local relief efforts and ongoing community support.
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