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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
1
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Washington January 17 The nation erupts over a fuel order attributed to Garfield and signed by the Fuel Administrator. Protests flood the capital as critics say the action oversteps authority. Newspapers largely condemn the order which could suspend vast industrial activity and affect 7.5 million workers.
The Durham taantly reports Mr and Mrs W A Johno and their family have arrived at an American port from London. They expect to reach Corry in a day or two. Dr and Mrs Johny s lived in London throughout the war and now plan to settle back in Corry after learning of their arrival.
Collector Llewellyn of the Internal Revenue announces a county tour by tax officers from January 14 to February 16 to assist residents with income tax returns. Officers will be based at the Corry post office and urge all single, married, and farm incomes over thresholds to file. Farmers and others with total income above $1,000 or $2,000 in some cases are urged to consult the tax man to avoid penalties.
Corry Boy Scouts to mobilize as Government Team Bearers under George Uree and James B West. They will distribute leaflets on war causes, needs, and Wilson’s policy to counter enemy propaganda and promote thrift stamps. Corry Troop members mobilize alongside local leaders for patriotic outreach.
Garfield ruling upheld by Administrator Potter and Warren Derosay, forcing industrial shutdowns. Five day emergency period sets Jan 17 to 21 with plants idled, gas use restricted, and newspapers limited to one edition per day.
United Prey through UnoMetal information reports 88 German officers met on the east front. The reference notes a mutiny charge tied to recent actions, with details unclear due to fragmented text. London dateline January 7.
The Keystone quintet delivered a quick victory amid a rough first half and persistent attacks by local rivals. Williams, Mareray, and Crandall led the scoring while Stussy Oday Hoenes supported inside play. next Monday Keystone faces Warren TMOG and Wednesday hosts Coleman Hose from Union City in a strong rotation. Authentic crowd support was light, but the team showed speed and sharp shooting throughout.
Discussion followed the publication claiming savings from the electric light ruling would be under one percent. The paper today stated that those who obey the ruling should display window signs, and that eight to ten nights without lights could save more than one percent. If lights burn ten to twelve hours the impact is limited to four hours, leading observers to expect a substantial reduction in street and store electric bills depending on regular usage.
The Navy Department reported that several sailors were killed and three were seriously injured after the foremast of a United States battleship Moblin snapped in a hurricane force gale. The incident occurred as the ship battled heavy seas and high winds, causing debris and damage aboard.
The Senate investigated calls for Garfield to explain the fuel order postpone for five days to allow adjustments. Garfield reportedly opposed delaying essential wartime measures or risking coal shortages as railroads struggle to move supplies. Congress debates and press members expect protests from various regions over the controversial action. Phoenix hotels face food rule enforcement with Meatless Tuesday and Wednesday compliance checks.
Reports from Petrograd say rumors claim the Rumor Czar has escaped. The Gear and bd family and the People’s Commissary are telegramming Siberia for confirmation or denial. No definite details have been shared as officials assess the claim.
The U8th Regiment at Hancock, including Company A, was placed under indefinite quarantine after the discovery of numerous measles cases. Telegrams say officers authorized full publicity to inform families, no soldiers are expected home for three to four days, Major Schwarz calls it a precaution, and mess quarters were cleaned.
Local forecast calls for light snow tonight with patches of calm, breezy intervals. Temperatures drop into the low 20s with unsettled flurries possible as a cold front passes through the region.
A city Board of Commerce meeting last night featured remarks from Hey Foulke and other officials praising cooperation among five organizations. New members were approved including Aanert Cay Brekeshoe Co and K K Shoe Co, with plans for a future war banquet and by law amendments setting dues for three member classes starting June 1918.
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