Wilson To Complete Price Regulation
A government effort aims to fix copper prices under Wilson’s plan. Officials see a centralized authority directing production and distribution to stabilize the market.
23 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
1
A government effort aims to fix copper prices under Wilson’s plan. Officials see a centralized authority directing production and distribution to stabilize the market.
United press report states the French offensive has captured 8 426 prisoners since Monday with 7 640 German troops unwounded. In the latest waves 600 hospitalized troops and 180 officers were taken alongside 24 heavy cannon and over 200 machine guns. German artillery remained weak during the night fighting near the Alwwne sector.
An American report describes a German commerce raider sinking after an engagement while attacking farms near Columbus. Survivors describe crew losses and efforts to secure details as authorities pursue fuller information on the raid and its impact on local farms and industry.
Washington reports suggest another loan to Russia may be considered as German actions at Riga prompt moves in Washington. Officials weigh funding as part of broader measures tied to potential peace terms and Allied efforts.
Corporal Forest Geiger of Leon Surview Texas, a former Army recruit, spent a few hours yesterday with his parents C. H. and Mrs Geiger before departing for Fort Niagara. He was among several enlisted men from the South who earned recommendations during training on the Officers' Training Camp. William O. Wilson, now with the Secretary of Ta thor, also received honors as a ranking corporal at Niagara.
Corry native Olimatend Olvantond, aged 68, is promoted to Major after graduating from West Point in 1900. He will report to Chaig Shorman at HALCON and oversee a large wood development project. Major Olvantond leaves the city for Lakewood with his family, heading to Warren and other posts as duties require.
A P R R wreck near Oil City disrupts northbound traffic as wrecking crews respond from Union City. The incident follows a submarine torpedo claim about a liner Devontown not carrying passengers. Local notices also report a tax filing reminder and a resident moved from a hospital bed to home on Wright Street.
A local notice lists fifty two exemptions granted for individuals including Thomas Lawrence Vo Armitage A Muloney Feed Toss Glen Hh Betty Ernest A Williams and others. It notes some claims approved and others to be notified of the results tomorrow by the county authority.
Dispatch notes heavy fighting near Trent with sustained German counterattacks slowed by Allied fire. Canadian forces press offensive threats as British advances in Plauders gain momentum amid dense artillery and machine gun fire.
A Fort car owned by C F Brown was damaged when a street obstruction on Central Street near the Pennsylvania track caused the vehicle to collide with rails. The driver and bystanders avoided worse harm as other autos narrowly missed the obstruction. Mr and Mrs RF Kramer and daughter Josephine of Greenville are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Northrop.
Utility crews report widespread outages after a severe storm damaged lines and poles. Service interruptions affected residential and business customers while restoration work continued through the night and into morning, with winds exceeding forecasted levels and utilities assessing damages.
The document describes a public change by Bell Co affecting a local area at Corry and Vinton. It mentions Myr Piewlie Hateh and Ale Weeward Awk and notes a request to City Hall for action. The text references a price change and a transformation of service tied to a local telephone operator and a public notice process.
Obituary outlines R. H. Childs long career as refinery executive and plant builder. Born in Warren, he worked with Clarke and Warren refiners, Warren Refining Company, and Mohawk Steel Tubing project. He died after illness linked to Bright's disease, weeks after a prior Arkansas trip. Survived by wife and two daughters.
A unclear historical report notes the resignation of an Erie agent named Simmons amid surrounding references to Bracken Brothers and other figures. The piece mentions dates, meetings, and potential transition steps, with emphasis on employment changes and future contact details.
Fragmented OCR notes report a 1918 G A R meeting in Portland with scattered names and details. The text is damaged but indicates a gathering and participants linked to veterans groups and local officials.
Reported plans say an Italian band will arrive to perform here with full arrangements. Details indicate a tentative schedule, venue, and organizer coordinating the event, amid local anticipation and community notes.
British lines tightened southeast of Lens as General Haig reported gains in the encirclement attempt with Canadian forces holding. A night enemy raid caused British losses though details remain sparse.
A report notes the aim to raise 3000 dollars for the company with progress toward the goal. Noted participants include Youngsvifi Mulan Cor and Wat Getord as supporters, with pledges expected from multiple towns and the commission.
James H. Wright showcases window displays featuring Kodale pictures, including a portrait labeled Chiat Wi Be-Re-Ge-We. The Indian subject is said to be about 130 years old, born around 1786, noted as a leader of a powerful tribe, with other western scenes and tribal relics also shown.
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