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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1917
Page
1
Readable scraps mention a roaming activity near a town hub with vague timing. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the event appears to involve a group moving through streets and could affect traffic or access briefly.
Weldon H. Wells, 26, of Kunsia City, was arrested in Columbus for suspected involvement in the murder of Iona Simon at a Columbus Hotel Thursday night. Police swear the evidence includes bloodstains and items found in the suspect’s baggage, with an affidavit charging Wells with first degree murder.
New York reports say authorities plan to recommit Harry Thaw to Mattewan asylum based on evidence from his associates. District Attorney Binok notes enough proof to proceed, while Thaw’s condition slightly improves in Philadelphia and attorneys strategize for the next move.
Unite Press reports London January 13 that British forces renewed attacks near Barre and claim a foothold near Andra In Berlin a statement notes the axial capture of Whaelea and its garrison of four hundred troops. Romanian troops are said to have connected with Ganuans and thrown back the Rumanians. Weather shows snow and colder conditions tonight.
German editorial reacts to Allied refusal, claiming no path to peace with demands on Germany. It cites President Wilson, asserts Allies seek to crush Germany and dominate Europe, while noting continued sacrifice and commitment to victory despite utter stalemate and failed trials.
Washington January 19 The House Rules Committee decided to reopen the probe into Wall Street leaks and the presidents peace note. Persistent demands from Representative Wood and others push to resuming the inquiry with calls to Thomas W Lawson and about a dozen witnesses including Donald McDonald of Lockwood Brothers and James Riley of the Wall Street Journal.
United States cruiser Milwaukee ran aground near Whreka California after attempting submarine recovery operations. Crews are under evacuation as rescuers and harbor stations monitor the situation for safety warnings and possible salvage.
The funeral of Mrs Glass was held this afternoon from the home on West Woodington street. The service was conducted by members of the local Christian Science society. A large gathering attended the ceremony. Pallbearers included Charles T Bracken W C Powell A Austin Milian Waller C M Conch and J D Bracken. Remainder were placed in the Vine Grove Cemetery mausoleum. Attendees from distance included Mrs Graces Ackerman Miss Therese Ackerman Mr Harry Gleas of Buffalo and others.
A Corry man witnessed a shooting aboard a train near Williamsport. Henry Rosa, a bystander, described a 17 year old passenger shot by Naito following a dispute aboard the car. Police pursued the assailant as passengers panicked and the train halted at the station.
Officers of Company A, during a transfer of equipment to the Federal government, conduct a preparatory inventory at the State Armory. Lt Gottrall of the Coast Artillery represents the federal government in the procedure as muster details, rifles, clothing, and property are counted for return. A regular drill was postponed to Tuesday with further Army officers expected.
A United Press report from New York details a massive explosion causing an estimated two million dollar loss. Authorities say several workers were injured, with two seriously hurt, as investigators examine the scene and the Dulint Company’s facilities.
The city confronts a gas shortage for the first time in years as private and public plants brace for reduced supply. Officials warn private consumption must be curbed while factories like Ajax and Raymond units prepare to cut outputs. Gas is piped from nearby counties and two cities remain the main suppliers amid rising demand from war-related manufacturing. Local officials report escalating consumption, upcoming constriction work, and a push to conserve to avert widespread shortages.
Uy United Press report details a catastrophic explosion at the Muslin Cad Hory mine in Manehurht. Aiming to recover bodies, rescuers press on as a dense suffocation hazard traps workers. only a handful survived the initial blast.
Four section men were killed and one more injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train near Wilmington Delaware. The crash occurred in the afternoon as the fast train struck the rear of another train, killing four workers instantly and injuring several others. An investigation followed, with authorities working to identify the deceased and determine fault.
Mrs Mary Copely Thaw arrives in the city to face her son’s trial for the death of Frederick Gump. She has secured a suite at St Marys Hospital adjoining Harry’s room and plans to witness the proceedings in the upcoming court battle.
Washington reports that Ambassador Girard said his remarks about Berlin were reported to correct dispatches. He noted U S relations with Germany are at their hottest in modern times and that his statement reflects the status quo in Berlin.
The Poultry Show is set for the Fair Grounds with arrangements noted for shipments and arrival of Company A. Officials describe a secure, well organized event space at the Armory area, with preparations described as nearly complete and ample seating and facilities for visitors.
Reports from Unieed Press state a Russian squadron off a Constantinople station attacked Turkish craft. Several vessels were heavily damaged or sunk, with prisoners taken. one ship reportedly went down with heavy losses.
Reported death rate among San Antonio guardsmen shows 274 deaths in a twelve month period with 108 due to cholera and other diseases. The tally notes 47 deaths from wounds and lists fatalities from border actions and related incidents, including June raids and minor skirmishes. Regulars and volunteers are cited with several accidental and natural causes.
The Mohawk Condanséry employees surprised Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Westley at their Kanex Street home Tuesday evening. A fruitless mis weekend party followed Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Klinger’s home with guests, music, refreshments, and a general good time.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Vera Cruz under bandit control with refugees arriving by steamer Harald and other vessels. The text mentions American ammunition and a feudal mindset, with references to local authorities, influential figures, and police actions tied to Wells and South America.
Silney Blotom who succeeded his father the late Dk Gs Ay btu OA reeintrar of Fiat sintintles in Like city and for the istrict of Wayne formship reports statistics on births and deaths in Corns and Wayne. In Corns mine year there were 11 births and 20 deaths in Wayne township. 12 births were male and 6 female, with 4% in Hag and 6% in Ui city. In 10418 year twenty-two deaths occurred in Chisly. Of those sixty-five were male and fifty-two female. Wayne district deaths were four male and seven female in New Coinanles. The deaths in Wayne Downehy are attributed to time while in Carts during the year.
Corry Poultry and Pelt Bloote Association reports entries near 500 with white entries near 100. The show at the Armory next week will feature powder houses exhibits and other features. A committee of judges will inspect birds on arrival and exhibitors will be admitted to arrange exhibits.
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