04 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable details. The line appears to be a garbled place name and partial words with no clear event, persons, or organizations identifiable for a labeled news item.
A large force mobilizes in Boninole county to pursue alleged draft rioters. Deputies and state troops hunt along river bottoms near Tone Mound and Jeast, while bridges are set afire and a freight train diverted. Four hundred officers reinforced Ada and nearby towns as authorities vow to suppress the riot and locate all involved.
Railroad officials investigate a string of car breakins and thefts at a local facility. A consigned fruit car was opened twice, with valuables stolen, and several other loaded moloney cars were damaged last night. Authorities report ongoing inquiries and promise results soon.
A group of men labeled as alleged slackers faced charges related to the draft. Tuan Fauci, identified as Warren, appeared for a hearing yesterday and was bound over to the next term of the federal court. He was taken to Pittsburgh by a U.S. marshal. Another prominent young Warroh man was arrested the same day, given a hearing, and held on $1,000 bail. The suspect is said to be thirty-two, with a date of October 10.
A report from August 1941 notes threats of strikes by Te Pour Drothehoods against the Southern Pacific Railroad. Company representatives and union leaders asked the United States Board of Mediation to intervene and help adjust the situation.
The Aug 4 tragedy at Upaton reports Major Willem Mieremenn retired U S Army killing his wife Ore Hoffmans and then taking his own life with a revolver. A neighbor physician and witnesses describe finding the couple, bolt tied on a bed, both dying within a short time.
The Carmelo Musical company will appear at the Rex Theater next week for a return engagement here. Manager Marker completed negotiations with the well known company yesterday to bring a finale of good comedy and antishe. Carmelo and Washburn comedians Mile Mar cello prima donna DatGlbian edven trever and other specialty acts will headline. A full program will be offered each evening starting Monday with The Beauty Bug.
A distorted transcription reports British advances, German losses, and fresh training for American troops. It notes frontline conditions, food supply debates, and morale concerns as the war shifts to active service and ambulance units prepare for intensive training.
Local dairy groups from Corey and nearby towns clash with Ohio producers over price controls and supply. Pittsburgh area dealers seek to cut shipments as Ohio wholesalers face boycotts and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Milk Association plans a meeting to coordinate actions against Ohio in an effort to keep local markets supplied.
Seventy one applicants for entrance to the age and officers training camp have been examined at Erie. One hundred twenty nine will be examined before the officers leave their headquarters in the city. Twenty two men were examined Thursday and yesterday, twenty four are scheduled for today and fourteen tomorrow. It is expected that the selected candidates will train at Wort Oxelthorpe, Ga, under the acclimation conditions at Platteburg. The camps will be opened Monday.
United Press dispatch reports the government moving to charge rioters as deserters under military law. The department of justice and draft authorities plan immediate actions to handle outbreaks and potential emergencies arising from antiwar protests and draft resistance in regions including Oklahoma and nearby states.
Report from Rome via United Press states Germany warned neutrals poised to trade with Britain that such actions could prompt a declaration of war. The message notes clogs to Portonio Altes and signals threat against Scotland in the tense prewar period.
United States government takes over all ship construction as war effort intensifies. Shipyards previously owned by private firms are now under direct government supervision, with production aimed at sustaining a 1.6 million ton capacity and beyond.
Petrograd reports a cabinet reorganization after the revolution. The reform aims to restore confidence as ministers resign only to preserve form. The Kerensky ministry remains intact and organized, signaling ongoing efforts for political harmony under the premier.
A Western Kentucky coal mine explosion trapped many workers as the mine caught fire. Rescue teams pulled out several injured workers, with fears that dozens may have perished. Initial reports say most trapped were Black miners. four rescue teams were en route from Indiana and expected to arrive soon.
London August 4 Lloyd George declared in a stirring wartime memorial speech that victory for the Allies is near and that no nation at war doubts the Allied cause. He warned that defeat would be a catastrophe for all countries at war and urged resolve.
A fragmented report notes a car strike causing disruptions in Butte with unclear details. The text mentions impli and authorities, but key names, places, and outcomes are obscured by garbled OCR.
The Corry fair premium list is revised with lower exhibits premiums and continued liberal offers for Grange and Church displays. The Sneed department features purses for trotting and racing plus motorcycle races and a Blyon away automobile prize. two days include a $200 golf purse, $100,360 total, and $40 splits. Daredevil aviator Joan Domenjos, repeat arbiter from last year, will perform two flights with looping and inverted firing. other acts to be announced.
Corry Pay delivers standout performance for the Southern League team as he notches key hits and a dominant pitching display. The tale of his rise centers on early struggles, late game control, and a string of wins that propelled the squad. Team officials praise his arm strength and consistency as fans rally behind the ace’s push for a season high.
A readable but garbled field note describes crop conditions near Bewverdain toward Wahuiburg and the Line Ace area. It mentions melons and wheat with varied quality, buckwheat, apples, and general health of crops, noting some regions as good and others less so, amid weather and growth concerns.
Seventeen young Indies were entertained by Miss Araline Drought at her Spring Street home yesterday afternoon. Tables were arranged on the lawn for bridge entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess and the guests enjoyed the event. Mrs EU Barlow received the award for this month’s most successful participant in the bridge tests.
A weather notice indicates fall night conditions with warmer temperatures and the risk of thunder showers. Forecast highlights include elevated humidity, possible scattered storms, and attention to outdoor plans tonight. Local authorities advise monitoring radar and taking precautions during potential heavy showers.
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