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24 Feb 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1917
Page
1
A partial OCR reads unclear fragments about a line, probe, and wave terms. It lacks coherent names, dates, places, or organizations to form a clear news item.
A thick fog of war shrouds reports from February about German U boats attacking merchant ships off Parragona. The New York Herald cites sailors and crews returning details of sunk and damaged vessels, with figures and routes disputed as authorities weigh the scale of the submarine threat.
A reader-voiced complaint alleges a conspiracy to keep bread prices high. Federal and state regulators are pressed to verify claims of price manipulation and deceptive marketing in the baking industry.
A police inquiry unfolds into a troubling incident involving a young woman. Detectives say a suspect, identified by authorities, is linked to immoral treatment and possible injury, with officials coordinating a broader probe to determine identity and resolve the matter.
An upcoming senior concert at the auditorium features the Liew of the High School and the Koncert Company of Dinghung ton M. Y. The program, organized by The Somer Chuesk, aims to delight with a Washington bound theme and includes appearances by notable artists from OU City and Minneapolis. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and support the school’s activities with a rich lineup and engaging performances.
A garbled OCR note hints at a waterford confrontation with the Keystones, mentioning a Presbyterian venue on Wednesday evening. It references the Waterford aggregation and a famed local quintet with a pending season duel.
A German spy scare disrupted Chester Pennsylvania as detectives arrested a German agent connected with a German agency. The investigation followed a crash landing and a bomb-like device found near Edu Street, with authorities seeking to identify the motive and confirm all affiliations.
A large number of young people attended a dancing party at Lovells in the evening. The event continued into late hours with music and dancing observed by local residents and attendees described as lively despite poor legibility of some details.
A garbled notice warns auto owners to display valid license tags to avoid penalties. The disrupted text references enforcement by a department and immunity for non compliance unless authorities deem otherwise.
San Francisco observes a citywide tribute to Major General fighting Fred Funston after the crowding car accident in Toledo. A funeral procession moves from City Hall to the Presidio with a naval and military salute, military bands, and a monument service led by Rev. Fitzgerald. Thousands join the procession, and the city suspends business in honor of the national hero.
Cited Press reports a street level incident near a progressive facility where several Willyy Cyar Ju Company employees were hurt while commuting to work. A nearby fireman assisted victims as responders secured the area and investigated the cause of the damage.
A freight wreck on the P R R near Tryonville derailed several cars and delayed the northbound passenger trains. Wrecking crews from Olympia cleared the wreckage, allowing trains to resume service later that morning, with passengers expressing annoyance at the interruption and local schedules adjusted to accommodate the delay.
A damaged dispatch describes an Italian transport sunk during wartime operations. The vessel, part of a Baltic theater convoy, was reportedly engaged in carrying operations for the Tallinn government while the broader battle raged offshore.
Fragmentary report notes the onset of an ice gorge movement along the Ui Atleghoy river corridor. Early observations describe silver bottom stings and drag effects on the water, with obstructions extending northwest toward the Fradkin region and arcing into downstream channels.
In Chicago in February a new high hog price was recorded with heavy weights selling around 144 hundred pounds. Market indicators point to continued strong demand and rising prices as the week progresses.
Funeral services for the late O. King will be held tomorrow at three o clock from his home on South Canterbury Avenue. Interment will follow at Pine Grove Cemetery. A special car has been arranged to convey mourners to and from the station.
The Purity Club met at Mr and Mrs F Davie on Worth Center Street sharing a modest banquet for the ladies. Olgary wore warmed to the Renittomon and chocolate served. A monthly gathering featured a formal program with Mirashinedts and a few brief remarks by Mosier before music selections.
The Alathians and supporters gathered Friday afternoon at Dr and Mrs N Troy Gibetto’s Park Place home for a social and fundraising event. More than a hundred attendees from across the community contributed to the effort aiding the Aiothlan Bonlery Special Committee with energetic support and patronage.
The membership committee of the Board of Commerce met to organize a campaign. They aimed to recruit outstanding business houses not yet members and others who may join, with captains for each team to recruit a large number of new members and signatures to support the effort.
Pupils at Fairview Street School presented an afternoon program to entertain children and adults, with proceeds benefiting Belgian sufferers. The event included a Mont Interestiogong act and raised several dollars. Attendees contributed to the fund and plan future entertainment to support the cause.
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