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24 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1917
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice with illegible sections. readable parts indicate a municipal action or sale and involved officials but essential details are missing.
Vatican statement outlines proposals for mutual restraint and postwar restoration. It notes constitutional limits and calls for peace terms acceptable to warring powers while urging movement toward negotiation and reconstruction.
Reports from Houston say troops and guardsmen moved to restore order after violent gatherings involving black troops from the 24th Infantry. White residents and police reinforced patrols along city streets and routes toward Camp Logan as authorities sought to quell escalating unrest.
The report quotes Secretary of State Lanai asserting growing confidence in Russia's stability and progress. He claims the United States government believes Russia will continue to strengthen and eventually succeed, despite skepticism from Germany about backing.
The Exemplion Hour reports 115 accepted at Menaville with 264 called and 110 finally accepted for survey. The board notes 174 nods and 111 up to quota with 59 needed. 118 men notified to hold in readiness under department orders. Final determination expected within 45 days under board review.
A damaged report claims passenger conductor Ki Marin faced charges connected to an alleged scheme aboard a train. The morning events describe authorities being urged to act while police hesitation delays action as passengers and citizens lodge complaints about the incident.
Officials indicate the car from the Corry and Columhipton railway will be tested tomorrow and may operate next week for a pair. Preliminary tryouts are planned, and the car is nearly ready for service aside from unspecified wiring concerns.
Fragmentary forecast notes unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday. Vague hints of precipitation and cooler temperatures with no specific city or timing details available.
The Allied command reports ongoing operations across multiple fronts including Canada and northern theater. Leaders Henry Roth, Aviel Cohen, Bernard Ward, and others are cited as discussing exemptions and strategic moves as Canadian forces push toward central positions amid mounting resistance and supply challenges.
A violent race riot results in sixteen fatalities as Union forces and white and black troops clash. Major Sriw commands the army unit and orders dispersal as the dead and missing mount, with reports of brutal treatment by police fueling anger.
Barlow Brown Alice of Winetlin travels to New York en route to France. She joins Dr Brown to support medical relief and supplies on the western front. Brown, chosen by the American fund, will aid wounded and supervise relief work.
War bulletin reports Italian forces pressing the offensive against Atwtelana with favorable progress. Enemy attempts to disrupt the tide are repelled at multiple points as bombardment and shelling target coastal positions.
Jamestown faces a professional opponent tomorrow at Madison Grounds with key players listed from Gustavson to Verity and McElroy. Local officials plan extended hours and a dawn arrival for the visiting team as fans prepare for a late morning start.
Reynolds arrived from the lakes with an affidavit from the vessel captain after missing a raft call at his district. He faced a potential delay to Detroit as he awaited notice and possible draft exemption. A large Italian flag hung on Center street amid two American flags, while reports from the front spoke of General Cadorna’s forces closing on Trivite.
An excerpt describes mobilization efforts at a royal event with Queen and ministers guiding preparations. It notes about forty guardsmen expected to depart shortly and outlines supply logistics for the war effort.
Yesterday's Grange picnic featured several athletic events with notable performances. Michael Smile won the boys race and the crowd enjoyed a spirited afternoon as reminders of community gathering and local sport culture.
A government program seeks billions of dollars to expand the United States Shipping Authority fleet. The plan aims to authorize a large buildup of ships to support military and commercial needs, with details and approvals pending in Washington.
Wednesday evening FP N Barton of the Corry Furniture Co and several unrelated parties reported flocks of wild pigeons passing over the city. Witnesses described large numbers in the vicinity and noted the birds remained visible for a time before dispersing.
Official reports confirm torpedoing of the Devonian and that sixty five crew members, including fifty five American citizens, have been rescued. State Department dispatches indicate all crew were saved with no fatalities reported.
Verdun hosts a mile race where French runners show strong form. The event highlights notable performances and competitive times as European athletes contest the course.
A 28 year old woman drowned in the River Salamanca on a cold January afternoon. Onlookers described a struggle near the white line and nearby observers gathered by the riverbank, with mourners and authorities present as the body was recovered. The deceased is identified as Miss Wisker, whose relatives Mr and Mrs Melvin Larne accompany the mournful procession. The inquest is expected to review the circumstances.
Mr wl Mre George Sutinger left this morning for Fort Niagara. He will join the Officers Training Camp and will stay with his sister and relatives. The new owner takes possession of the property this day and Mr Sutinger plans to remain at Fort Niagara for several months before returning.
The ruling adds Union City Wattsburg Cirter Hill Clymer and Columbus to the Bell system. Calls to these towns from the city are restricted for specific patrons and require separate payments for each dialed number until the targeted party is reached.
A fragmentary report notes the Corry boys departing for the Rainbow Division amid crowd gathering and uncertain details. Mentions Vincent Whitehit, Mapubandt Home, and Hoot deified men in the company, with references to a morning scene and a looming message for a future convoy.
The Texas House of Representatives moved toward impeachment of Governor Ferguson after a long session. Reported by Speaker FO and Rep. William Bittane of Lulthéck, the body adopted a resolution to proceed with articles of impeachment. The vote indicated strong early support for formal charges, with party lines shaping initial support. The proceedings await further action and potential Senate consideration.
Miss Margaret Myers hosted a social gathering at her Compodd déroo yaot home in honor of Miss Brook of Jersey City and Miss Hight of ra, who are guests of Roy Pieter Brook at the S Bileabeth Ractory on Pleasant atroat. The evening included music and dancing with games and an elaborate luncheon served at eight o clock by the hostess.
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