19 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1918
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes a cash offer over ten thousand dollars and mentions a local area figure and a dated entry. The text is incomplete but references a money reward or settlement and a public or official notice context. The readable portion lacks full names, places, or dates.
A garbled report indicates Berlin declares success while opposition clings to claims of missteps. Officials mention settlement talks and delaying actions as tensions influence the talks and the broader political climate.
A concise report from Washington dated August 19 notes President Hoover’s approval of a War Department assessment that the submarine fleet under German control has largely failed. The piece states only a small fraction of ships are reaching targets, with low success rates and limited food supplies cited as major issues.
Reports from Corydon indicate better conditions after a warm windstorm caused river flooding and property damage. Authorities estimate property loss around 115000 with hazards easing as the river recedes and repairs begin.
A European observer argues Germany would quiet Russia and sleep unopposed if victory over Royal Hungary and Allies continued. The author predicts Bolshevik resistance, warns against German troops advancing, and mentions tensions with Austria and ethnic groups amid wartime sentiment.
A city commission meeting resulted in an order for Mr Mutitie to clear a decaying property within forty eight hours. The panel stated the city would remove the structure if he failed to comply and warned of ensuing penalties.
Social notes detail community events from clubs and churches. The Ted Orns Will of Smet Hae and Missionary Becky host meetings. Arts and Crafts Club quilts for babies and Red Cross sewings. Odd Fellows and Rahekwhaa gatherings with social evenings. Red Cross work continues. a Wind digroo ceremony and Masonic Lodge depictions noted. various hosts and locations listed with participation hinted.
Reported by United Press Washington January 19 five and thirty sailors at the Norfolk Navy Yard were suddenly ill but now greatly improved and able to be about their quarters. Captain Boyton released a Navy Department statement confirming the illness and recovery progress.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at the Erie Stamp Drive with mentions of civic figures, committees, and monetary pledges. It references Core Wy, BAT fommins, and various local names like Corry, Liberty Downs, and Bria, suggesting a community fundraiser context and disputed details about timing and participants.
United Press reports New York February coverage of Vernon Castle's funeral. The ceremony drew British Royalty, Flying Corps cadets, and theater people. Mounted police escorted mourners to Woodlawn Cemetery as a brief service concluded with no eulogy.
Local police detained three young men in Oil City in connection with a February 17 robbery at the Wenithery. Officers found their luggage emptied and none of the claimed goods recovered. The suspects await examination as Oil City authorities arrive this afternoon.
A man named Fred Toy from Connecticut was struck by a cart and hurt near a store on the street corner this afternoon. Doctors Pope and Kibler attended and he was moved to the hospital for necessary care. Roy was later reported to be present.
War report notes Bolsheviki vow to resist the Kaiser while Eastern Front campaigns intensify. Army movements and troop actions are described amid Allied and Central Power strains as nations mobilize and rally public support.
A limited readable passage reports a sensational crime in Columbus with unclear names and actions. The fragment mentions a victim, a struggle, and subsequent events, but the garbled text prevents a clear sequence or outcome from being established.
Keystone held off Clymer 13 to 9 in a late-arriving Wednesday game. Williams Cowtes and Shira led scoring for Keystone with strong defense from Manny and Young, as Clymer showed late effort but could not close the gap. next, Keystone faces Enio High School while locals plan a meeting with Union City.
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