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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1917
Page
1
Gerhard departs Berlin as peace propaganda is reorganized in place. Entrance into the war appears inevitable with Bernstorf planning to leave the country next Wednesday. Submarine sinkings decline while British protective measures seem active, yet the general situation remains unsettled.
A United Press report notes rising belief that Germany already lost numerous submarines in the first days of the campaign. It cites submarine losses, damaged vessels, and heightened Allied countermeasures, with discussions of American stance and potential U.S. support as European powers prepare for extended naval conflict.
United Press reports a fatal blaze in Altantown Bethlehem where ten residents were trapped inside a wooden and Greek floor boarding house on Urant Wood and Center. Firefighters recovered four bodies. others were missing as investigators search for more victims.
A Pittsburgh based report cites United Preys claiming Germany has been captured. The article attributes statements to a Columbia University figure and mentions a British port incident involving German submarines and Allied naval actions. The piece asserts German undersea craft were largely neutralized early in the war and praises the Royal Navy’s efficiency in countering submarine threats.
The chamber of commerce advisory board met to outline a monthly bulletin and an age creative campaign to boost member involvement. Invitations were extended to directors and committee members to join discussions at monthly meetings on the board’s efforts. The group plans to meet on the second and fourth Fridays each month in Berlin where a recent German submarine action is also noted.
Rumor reports a possible confrontation involving the Raiders and a British party near Fernanio and Navona. The exact participants and location are unclear, with no confirmed outcome or timing.
Germany issues a fresh note to the United States in an effort to prevent a broader conflict. Officials in Berlin and Washington exchange signals as diplomats seek a path away from war, with questions about timing and content remaining unresolved.
Washington February 10 United Press reports Senator Chaubergin urged a full review of U S response to potential German actions. The Senate debated the international situation and possible naval measures including a Western Ocean security zone. A White House briefing reiterated U S concerns about belligerent moves and ship safety.
The First Presbyterian Church of Bicoptot es Toworrow schedules a Christmas cantata and song service. Readings, solos, and choral numbers include Melody in Minor, The Angels’ Doe, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, The Adoration, and Abide with Me. Misses McInnes, Paulson, and Linda Lindsley lead with the choir, under Mina Myra Grapopr and Miss Bara Molnness directing.
Peru sends a note to Washington after replying to Berlin, stating its position and forwarding a German note through strong terms. The Peruvian government insists on alignment with President Wilson and emphasizes cautious diplomacy in the international mail.
A German submarine reportedly sunk the Peruvian ship Stour Lortan after flying a Spanish flag to deceive enemies. The incident was intercepted by a Kitneh wireless station today. Peru formally notified the German government and demanded punishment for the captain and reparations for the steamship's loss.
A deadly early morning fire at Parker's Landing Pal 10-A levelled the First National Bank brick building and an adjoining restaurant. Owner I. L. Powers was killed after being trapped on the second floor as the blaze broke out around two o'clock. Firefighters struggled to save the two structures but could not prevent complete destruction. Restorations crews recovered the victims as the flames raged.
Freshmen braved cold to Columbus for a Grange Hall sleigh ride. About twenty couples attended at 7 pm, dined in Manne hall, endured cold, and returned home around three in the morning after repairs to a disabled whip tree on Lip Rip.
A fire at the Fort Pitt plant of Aetna Explosives Co. burned a guard named Tosaph McDermott and threatened others. Two workmen narrowly escaped the blaze as a drying building burned late today. No explosion occurred and Coroner Samuel C. Jamison said an investigation would be conducted tomorrow amid reports of several unexplained incidents at munition plants in the Pittsburgh area.
New York reports indicate Count Von Bernstorf and staff plan departure Wednesday afternoon at two oclock toward Roelin. The text notes examinations held today in the city and mentions candidates taking advantage of the examination at the federal building under Civil Service regulations.
A fragmentary report notes Congressman Farr of Pennsylvania urging the United States to sever relations with Germany. He argues that neutrals must act to defend rights, urging immediate preparation to protect the nation. The piece reflects debate on neutrality and potential U S policy shifts.
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