28 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1917
Page
1
Readable portions indicate Company A is slated to depart Thursday with orders issued this morning. Officials mobilized at Gate Armory and prepared transport for new crew as conditions and timing shift.
United Press reports a dramatic incident at sea where a ship avoided a torpedo attack by a smoke screen. The crew, including the commander, used the screen to hinder pursuit and escape the danger as shots and firing passed nearby.
London reports a heavy Italian advance as Union forces under Donald Cadona push daily. Austrian commanders retreat after heavy losses near Monte Sante Baetor, while Austrian fears grow over Italian gains and public discontent in the dual monarchy. The Pope's peace proposals are rejected amid continued fighting.
The Western Union offices were moved today with a new combination counter and updated equipment. Mr. J. T. Cullen remains in charge as operations shift to a new site and public notices reflect changes in management and location arrangements.
The American Federation of Catholic R o Z endorses President Wilson and the Pope's peace plea while pledging loyalty to the president in support of upholding the war program and the aims of worldwide democracy.
The document describes a disrupted session with Secretary Morguridge and Minister involved, noting an imminent arrival of Mr. Erle and a plan for Thursday and Monday meetings. It references amendments, opposition, and a crowd gathering outside the chamber awaiting events.
A local Knights of Columbus gathering is planned in Titusville with members from multiple councils. The event includes a meeting at a church at 10 o clock with a procession and community involvement outlined for Sunday.
City merchants prepare for a planned sales day on Saturday September. Advertising materials emphasize wide rural distribution and guidance from the Secretary Crown of the Board of Commerce.
Street cars are out of service today due to a power fault at the main plant. Crews worked to restore lines after an extended outage, with service expected to resume later in the day.
The Petrograd dispatch reports that Russian troops at Boyany evacuated their position to the Germans without firing a shot. Officers resisted but decided to withdraw, allowing the German advance after the advance of the front line.
The text reports a wartime policy change titled Postage Provision Is Killed. United Press coverage notes government actions affecting mail amid ongoing conflict. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No further verifiable entities can be established from the fragment.
A freight train wreck near a line delayed the westbound passenger service for over five hours. Officials reported the incident caused morning disruption with service resuming after repairs and cleanups near the town, affecting the New York Continental line.
A cordial invitation from Company A invites members to attend the Corry fair on May 27. The note lists officers including President Carty Pay Attie and other company leaders and asks all members to join during the fair’s work days.
United Press reports an epidemic of sporadic plague sweeping Germany. Authorities warn the population is highly vulnerable due to weakened health and malnutrition. The government imposes strict controls and urges calm amid mounting fear.
Washington reports Austrians begin evacuating Trieste after orders from high command. Civilians flee interior with movable belongings as artillery pounds the city. Italian advance drives enemy back to rear areas, leaving behind seized arms and ammunition.
United Press reports a strong reception for a presidential message at a Moscow conference. The event drew attention to diplomatic themes and included remarks on international ties and ongoing policy discussions.
A fragmented report describes a plan related to trout shipments from Hatcher and mentions entities and locations in a murky OCR fragment. The text references various names, places, and activities, but is largely unreadable and unclear.
The Fair Ground Pavilion hosts dances this evening under manager Trimble. A large crowd is anticipated and an enjoyable program is promised with orderly arrangements for all attendees.
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