13 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1917
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a foreign lead story with unclear names and places. It mentions a Whit line and a city or region, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or dates. No definite outcome or person can be identified from the legible words.
Neutral Switzerland reports updated status of affairs in Germany and Austria Hungary. Turmoil rises as Berlin fears war with America. Turks are frightened while reactions from United States indicate growing willingness to confront European aggression. A twelve thousand ton steel liner is cited as the largest ship sunk in recent days.
United Press reports President Wilson pressed for the release of American nationals held by Germany as U boats threaten neutral ships. Dispatches describe anxious U.S. officials preparing for a possible shift in attitudes toward Turkey and Austria as the war news centers on naval confrontations and diplomatic pressure.
Intense cold and a gas supply shortage cause widespread suffering. Schools close as residents endure outages, with Penniman Gas Company blamed for inadequate service. Mayor urges steps as the Public Service Commission may intervene. The record notes historical fuel pricing and lingering shortages, highlighting a winter crisis across the city.
Rev Father O Connor of New York City will conduct a week long service at St Elizabeth's Mission in New York. The program includes visiting preachers from Lenten observances and the return of Mother Connie, with events slated to begin next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and continuing through the week. The mission aims to draw parishioners and the public with opportunities for spiritual renewal and charity.
United Press dispatch describes tense interwar diplomacy as Germany and allies hold back moves while German socialists fear aggressive action. Reports note U boat tensions, economic pressure, and public fear of a wider conflict as officials deny promises of war, with American travelers facing uncertain refunds as tensions rise.
An unclear report cites ongoing nationwide preparation efforts amid political and social disruption. Key names and places are garbled, but references to a river, institutions, and legal actions suggest a broad mobilization context affecting governance and public resources.
Gatty Sellars, famed organist, to give a recital at the First Methodist Church, with a London gallery stage, described as a national event. The performance is expected to draw great public interest, showcasing his celebrated organ skills and a long record of achievements.
Corry High School outlines the first semester conclusions and plans for the second term. Officials note reduced failure rates due to summer makeups and in-school and summer courses, with a grand senior reception planned at the State Armory to celebrate the term’s end.
Senator Borah questioned a proposed universal training bill on Feb 18, urging an amendment to align with the national guard system. He argued the plan could create a morass of confusion and delay, and pressed for a tighter link to existing National Guard structure.
Over two hundred invitations issued for a Pre Lent dancing party by the L Hh ford society to be held at Mureabes Hall on Tuesday evening February Ie. The event aims to be a grand social affair with dancing from 9 to 12. The society's arrangements are described as very pleasing and expected to attract a large crowd.
A brief weather update notes snow likely with rising temperatures later in the week. Officials expect milder conditions by midweek, aiding travel and daily activities across the region.
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