12 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1918
Page
1
British and American forces report steady progress and staged gains around Mareen Teves and Poranne with repeated clashes near Hrayy Nhe. German defenses mounted counterattacks as Allied troops pushed to tighten control, while air operations and naval activity focused on disrupting enemy positions along the front.
Six defendants faced police court on drunkenness and disorder charges after an incident near the Park involving a free-for-all. Police noted a late warning and the arrest of several youths, with one case tied to a $5 contest and another to activities around University areas. Lawrence Grady faces pending action in Philadelphia and nearby points.
A dated dispatch reports German generals relieved of command amid charges of neglect and treason in the Morntdict Foxton region. It notes court-martials, unofficial German troop actions near St Quentin, and a Kaiser rumor in Brussels. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Harry Vetter and others staying at Maplewood Inn as guests of Mrs C M Stowart.
A fragmented war diary recalls a Corry boy’s death amid frontline bombardment. The writer describes artillery bursts, trench life, and a wish to be home, noting dates around Independence Day and a tense coastal siege context, with mentions of comrades and a distant home.
Corry rounds were defeated at Titusville after a chaotic game marked by injuries and rough defense. Witnesses report a late incident tied to public safety and players from multiple teams, as officials scramble to restore order and complete the match.
The marriage of M Wilbur Hull of Corry and Miss Martha Haut of Erie occurred Saturday at one o clock with the pastor of St Luke's Lutheran Ohio officiating. Only close relatives attended the ceremony. Mrs Addie T H and Miss Ava Hull attended from Corry.
Fragmented report notes local quota issues and a sequence of delays and movements. Mentions Hamp Toews Ferme Talaon CAL mats and a series of arrivals and assignments across multiple locations including Linton City and Charlotte NC with 1,400 men mobilized from Milan to Tonya for a Cum Onsen.
Mayor issues citywide traffic enforcement orders as of noon requiring all vehicles to use proper lights and holts, keep to the right, and obey signals. Police to arrest and fine violators with no further warnings, amid recent incidents prompting intensified enforcement by the department.
Washington DC August 12 Three Hits Of army casualties Issued today by the War Department continued to names of 105 Americans. The first were occupied as follows 47 joined In action 10 died from wounds two dead from disease 4 killed in accidents 67 wounded severely 158 wounded degree undetermined 7 missing in action Today's list brings the current reported total of American casualties in the great Marne offensive up to 501?
United Press reports war developments as trenches stabilize and gains are preserved. Allied forces maintain pressure while reserves bolster key positions, with cavalry and artillery actions described in broad terms across multiple theaters.
Mayor Alexander announced today that idle and disorderly persons will be removed and sent to work under federal employment supervision. Police will act on all such cases, with several arrests expected after a Saturday night roundup including pool hall patrons and other vagrants.
Mr and Mrs Crowell and many relatives attended the Warner family reunion on Saturday with nearly 190 in attendance. The group traveled in automobiles through grape country for the 80 mile trip and returned home last evening.
Navy department confirms additional enemy sinking reports after August 8 in Atlantic waters. British steamer Penistone attacked near 10 miles southeast of Nantucket. Swedish steamer was sunk by a craft from the same vessel. No evidence on the Gyclops capsize. multiple local families hosting a birthday gathering described with details of attendees and celebration activities.
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