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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
1
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Local concerns rise as youths wield air and heavier guns, shooting at property and vehicles. In two days recent incidents include a window shattering hit on a Lyons Slaves property and ongoing neighborhood fear. Police and the Department of Public Safety plan actions to identify and deter the guilty, building on prior reports about younger youths firing birds and endangering residents.
An early step toward building a workhouse was reported as Joseph Wogan of the county commission received letters from seven counties naming Griteon to act with him. McKennyd and Venango have not appointed trustees. Listed in letters were N. G. Beatty of Crawford County and Harry Grubay of Warren County, with De M. Laneaforoti and Seow also mentioned. plan calls for a shared workhouse in a future arrangement.
A fragmented article notes American propaganda efforts in Russia under the Bureau of Information. It describes liberal education, wartime attitudes, and friendly messaging aimed at Soviet readers. The piece mentions Brest Litovsk context and describes propaganda through fixed prison scenes and illustrated exhibits.
Rumors circulated yesterday of danger at the Hutch school causing parental apprehension and a noon return to class. Investigations found the reports false as officials reassured parents and dismissed the scare as unfounded.
A meeting of the Names Alumni Association at City Hospital presided by Mrs Melvin Smith saw poor attendance. Talks covered possible joining with the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association and affiliate with the American Nurses Association. A Red Cross service plan and a silver collection were noted. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Marial Hodgow announced with private interment.
London reports President Wile Son urged unity in a political campaign against Germany. Allied leaders plan joint action for war, aiming to deter the Kaiser and rally civilized mankind. Officials praised the speech as a moral call, though papers had little chance to comment before morning editions.
British hospital ship Riwa was sunk in the British Channel after being clearly marked as a hospital ship. An Admiralty statement said the vessel’s status was identifiable and that three crew members were taken as prisoners while wounded sailors were moved by patrol boats.
For the first time since entering the war the United States has autos on hand to haul coal. The War Transport Administration officers announced at United Coal Company offices that coal producers have halted operations until rail and transport shortages ease. Disruption may last days or weeks as shipments stall for lack of transportation facilities.
Two dairymen will convene at Splesman Hall Friday afternoon January 11 at 1 30 to finalize the Dairy men’s union. J J Crowell will preside and organizer for the New York Tourne Mr Schattner will explain aims and benefits of the league. A large attendance expected.
In Chicago a cinema on the west side burned early today killing firemen who were assisting under a gas or water fight. A boy from Camp Myer near Fort Myer and John Grady report that the 38th Engineers will soon depart for France.
Washington reflects on Wilsons speech and its impact on German opinion and resistance. Officials foresee rising anti Junker sentiment, possible socialist pressure, and shifts toward avoiding allied terms. Predictions include possible Russia realignment and broader domestic political fragility in Germany.
In Corry a surge in housing demand outpaces supply. The piece urges residents to support building and rental options, notes higher costs to construct now, and calls on capital to fund expansion while urging property owners to rent or remodel to help accommodate incoming families and new workers.
London dispatch says British troops near Ypres on the ten road carried out a raid against several German positions. They took two machine guns and prisoners in a limited action. General Haig reports the local action was of minor importance and confined to the Ypres front area.
London dispatch reports a new political crisis averted in Germany. The Kaiser and followers claim victory, while Ludendorff and Hindenburg are alleged to resist resignation. Public faith sees Winavubure and Ludendorff as capable, with fears of withdrawals from posts easing as Russians retreat.
Dispatches from Ametterdam report that Berlin and Moscow have not agreed to resume the conference. Diplomatic signals suggest a delay as talks on the German Soviet bloc focus on Brent Slatovak and the lingering stalemate persists amid uncertain timelines.
Fragmentary wartime report describes clergy remarks about a disciplined force. The oblique text references chaplains praising soldiers' conduct, duty, and uniformity while underscoring support from religious leaders amid national conflict.
On Friday evening January 110 Mrs Wilelin Wallace Mendenin will address the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross at Macabea Hall. An English woman connected to Verdun and Lord Kitchenor in her family history, she brings firsthand experience and expert insight into Red Cross work. The talk aims to inspire support and understanding of wartime relief efforts with no admission charge.
The funeral of John Sullivan was held in the morning at 9450 o elvek wh 31, Thomas Church with Rev M B Travey officiating. The service included two solos by Mrs George H Bosworth and interment at St Thomas Cemetery with among the pallbearers James J Koofie William Hines Patrick Clark John Courteen Thomas Dempacy and Michael Malone.
An aged Warren observer argues National Guard officers are as capable as regular army leaders, citing shifts in command within the 112th and the transfer of Colonel Hickerdy to Texas. He notes pay and promotion pressures influence who leads, while Captain Tribble’s removal signals broader changes and raises questions about retiring generals and future leadership.
The Woman's Relief Corps No. 49 met at the State Armory for a special session yesterday afternoon. Frances Davidson conducted the installation of newly elected officers for the year. New officers include Myrtle Yeager as President and Princess Blakeley as Junior Vice President, with Rosa Westley as Treasurer and Lucinda Onapier as Secretary. The ceremony also named delegates to the Department Convention and recognized other appointed roles.
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