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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1917
Page
1
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The State Armory hosted a large welcome home banquet for Company A, with Civil War veterans and Spanish American War veterans in attendance. Speakers praised the company’s service, and a public reception followed a formal program featuring music, toasts, and a varied menu, ending with an informal dance into midnight.
A harsh winter night left temperatures from 2 to 6 degrees below zero with a reading of eight below at North Canton. Water pipes froze at the St James Hotel and burst after thawing, causing extensive damage. Plumbers faced heavy demand across the city as utilities warned of further cold weather.
The article reports on Mrs. Marty Cajnay Thaw facing public scrutiny amid a political clash in New York. It describes tensions between supporters and opponents, with references to legal actions and media portrayal. The piece presents a provocative debate over credit and influence in a documented historical scandal setting.
United Press reports Newlands predicts approval of a measure. The statement cites arrangements for railroad settlements between employers and employees as key, announced by Shmitin Naw Tanda of the Interstate Commerce Commission as the lead on the program.
The Linnaal services in memory of the late Loveland were held this afternoon at two o clock at the home on Gustatin. Bealuued officiate webs which were held under the Auspices At the Oxlit Mallowe Lodge. A large number of friends and relatiyes were present to pay their last respects. The pallbearers were Cr Irvin d Prono John Dablatrand Antrny Hougton Titus and Williant Moyer. Out of the city who attended the funeral were Mr and Mrs Thomas Burdick of Altrad Ny Yi Atlis Anna Levelanit Of Dutyla and Mrs and Mrs Hywe Howles of Clymer. Tarement wis anailés In the West Lawn Cemetery iM. Columblis.
The State Department will seek suspension of the consul in Wawhifigtin 1D. C. following a guilty finding of conspiracy. Authorities plan appealing to higher courts while San Francisco awaits a decision on the consular case.
A Kingston foundry fire caused estimated losses of 12 million dollars. Mayor Clay noted most damage occurred to property within a white-custody area while casualties were reported at two dead and several injured. The blaze drew responses from city officials and affected nearby structures, with authorities stating the incident warrants careful investigation.
At the annual Columbus Cemetery Association meeting held in January in Tarry HN, officers including Curtis Cemetery and Henry Allen Ward were reelected to two year terms. The report lists receipts and disbursements for cemetery maintenance, fence work, and interments, with total receipts around 209.14 and disbursements about 194.66. The record notes an on hand balance and quotes wholesale price references from a Journal, indicating inventories and stock on hand.
Manager Parker at the Rex presents a lively evening headlined by the O Arion Kids dancing duo, two young girls aged eight and ten. The act promises original routines and stronger stage craft than rivals, with Company A and Captain Hitchen supporting a full bill at 8:30 p.m. in a bustling Rex theatre program.
London reports no current path to peace as British public sentiment and officials assess ongoing military and political conditions. The piece notes uncertainty, leadership changes, and foreign policy challenges shaping prospects for negotiations.
A Safety First program shown at the Lyly Theatre attracted about 750 people. The film aimed to illustrate fire prevention and drill procedures, with exhibitors praising its instructive value for both workers and employers. Representatives from the Board of Commerce indicated future showings are planned.
New York December 7 191? reports a stock market rise on peace prospects from Entente actions. Industrials gain along with copper shares as trading activity increases and optimism lifts overall market sentiment.
Citizens and business leaders are urged to attend a meeting on Tuesday January 20 convened by the city commission to discuss a potential central power plant. Mr Rogers will present cost estimates and a full operation plan while Phase as a group gathers details on installation timelines and supply needs.
Mohawk Company to build at Sparta as it expands into a new territory near Spartansburg. The company projects milk production and a 4240 hundred valuation with penalties and premiums. last January producers were paid $100 with a small premium for higher milk quality. Opening the new area aims to boost output and place premiums on improved milk.
A unit of the First Pennsylvania Cavalry, under Dy United Press, moved through a valley on their return route from the border. Health Miss Nes Alexander has left for Warren to spend the coming general diss.
A chaotic Washington session sees Representatives Wood and Titian calling for the probe’s end while opposing lawmakers fear a broader coverup. The House debates risk of a constitutional crisis if investigation ends without full accountability.
Berlin reports January 12 that Lahurtue to Richine ja has fallen and Gorman forces advance in Romania. Front progress is declared in all directions with heavy fighting near Serath tar Mee. Disturbing weather with snow and cold continues as operational details remain limited.
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