22 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a skin care product or brand. It references a humane or humane themed cure and notes the item costs appear high. The readable text is limited and no concrete entities or dates are identifiable.
The fragmentary text reads as a cryptic line about toxins and names, lacking clear people, organizations, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item or factual record.
United Press reports the White Star Liner Celtic was struck by a mine while sailing from England to New York. The vessel returned to port with damage and passengers were landed safely after officials confirmed the hit and subsequent holding pattern for inspection. The incident prompted inquiries into the mine strike and potential foreign dangers at sea.
United Press dispatch notes Gerard arriving in Madrid with a formal Spanish court reception. Attendees include prominent officials and members of the government in a ceremonial welcome touching on diplomatic ties and recent travels. The report highlights a gusty crowd and noted attendees such as Alpuorzo and other court members as well as travelers returning from New York and London engagements.
Ny United Press reports Senator Borah plans to address the Senate on a matter tied to recent food riots and government actions. The piece notes political reactions and references to statements by key figures amid the stalled discussion in Washington.
Oil City Fab 22 United Press reports Shapiro, held for U S Court in Corry, faces trial beginning March ird Monday at Terle. Key witness Winnie testified Shapiro purchasedhydro from Shapiro. charge involves liquor sale to Thoians and bond money. Court action linked to British authority seizure of $500. voyage details unclear as crew and passengers described amid chaotic docket.
Zimmerman asserts U boats will win the Indian case linked to Shapiro in Titusville as federal actions unfold. A series of arrests and hearings involve Winnie, Kilinek, and Chavo, with court dates set for early March and statements from Deputy U.S. Marshal Crowley and Commissioner Chavo.
In a disrupted dispatch from United Press style notes, officials discuss a German victory claim and the possibility of war turning in Germany's favor. The report cites comments by a foreign minister about ongoing alliances and the potential impact of a reevaluation of diplomatic relations with the United States.
Corry residents mourn as Walter Dahipsny son of My and Mt Thomas Compacy of Marion dies in Cleveland after years of illness. He lived in Coveland, worked in a large retail shop there, and was praised by friends for his kindly nature. Survived by father, mother, three brothers Fenton, Alvin, and Thomas, and other relatives. funeral arrangements not announced.
Corry man records issues at Detroit through Raynmou Line, noting delays in wagons, freight cars, and deliveries. Reports factory slowdowns, material shortages, and transportation bottlenecks affecting Overland Company and broader shipping, with power and industrial activity stifled by weather and logistical disruptions.
United Press report from Witehligton notes the Senate blocked a wide set of real estate transfers despite Secretary of State Lansing’s appeal. The record lists several property deeds including outlines around industrial sites, power stations, and estates, with no compromise on the transfers amid wartime concerns.
United Press reports Philadelphia sees food riots as push carts cluster in the streets. Shoppers, mainly women, clash with merchants over price hikes from 12 to 18 cents, with several goods looted. Police moved in to restore order as crowds faced off near Market Street.
New York dispatch says American reporter Jeorge Bacon was arrested in England on charges tied to routing military knowledge to Germany. The breach of faith claim involves Bacon and others in the press. The Times reports Bacon was photographed at the scene and the case centers on transatlantic information leaks in wartime.
A fragment from a Gaited Press dispatch in Youngstown February 23 reports a bomb plot against the Youngstown Sheet and Tubular Company plant. Police say two workers were detained on suspicion after a confrontation. details remain unclear due to text garbling.
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