Corry Industry Faces Monday Half Day Openings Amid Garfield Fuel Order
Industrial plants in Corry largely idle as the Garfield fuel order restricts operations. Some factories maintain limited work for essential repairs and continued production to prevent damage. Fuel Administrator DeRosay and state officials issued guidance on which businesses may operate and for how long, with many venues required to close on Mondays from January 21, 1918 through March 25, 1918.
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Garfield
Fedrat
Howard Tanneries
Lekeewise
Ufhe Artek and Tile Company
Nnint Ihuen Ng
DeRosay
William BR. Potter
Gwrfield
Corry
Anich Planta
Uel
Ul. B. Foods
United States
Tle
Boise
Gurdeli
Wisich
Hun Troops Promise Big Victory Propaganda Warns of War Drive
German propaganda claims a swift victory as Brith armies rally troops on the western front. Reports say theAmerican army is ridiculed and the public expects an early end to the war as a major drive nears.
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Wield
Marne
Wucewe
Prioners
Gun Drawn in Arcade Fight Ends with Fine
A dispute at an arcade yesterday led to a man drawing a revolver during a scuffle and exchanging threats with staff. Police arrived, the suspect was restrained, the weapon recovered, and Alderman Shields noted the incident before the man was fined and released after an investigation.
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Almale
Family of Six Lives in Box Car Between City Crossings
A report this morning describes a family of six living in an empty box car between Maple Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue crossings. They moved to the city from an unspecified place about a week ago, with four small children. The father reportedly avoids steady work, working only at intervals, and the children have been seen wandering along the railway tracks with insufficient supervision. The makeshift dwelling, once used by millroad laborers, is heated by a chunk stove and is not suited for a family. The couple occupying the car have appeared in the area before, including a prior incident four months ago involving a young woman who reportedly ran away from Baker Hill.
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Ibe
Mts
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lasbor
CIU 4Ens
Laborera
Yan
Baker Hill Lowing
Moving Coal Cars Through City Sidings
Fragmentary report notes coal cars moved from side tracks toward Westington. Text references authorities and operations, mentions government administration and pending relief actions, but lacks clear dates or full names due to damaged OCR.
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Owls of the Garten
Uca
maMironi
Krahn
Westington
Wil
Caal
Hemine
Mike
Wigan Lectures Tonight at the Auditorium
Noted speaker Wigan will present Penny Wise Couple at the high school auditorium this evening. The lecture promises pointed social satire on money and class with humor and tragedy. A large audience is expected for the 8 o'clock show.
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Athart Baward
Wigan
Lee
Wissim
Fire Wood Cutting Be e Suggested
A citizen suggested workers on five day cuts be sent to farms near the city to harvest wood. Farmers with untapped wood and cheaper labor could relieve a fuel shortage. Fre wood sells for 5.0 to 8.79 per cord. a farmer said he would limit the number of men for wood cutting.
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Puch
Kentleman
Frewood
Journal
Coal operators protest government orders for supply
Cleveland January 18 coal operators complain that the government is defying orders to supply coal to mines. They accuse the B and O Palipond officials of resisting the mandate, asserting enforcement will affect mine operations and energy supply.
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Cleveland
B. & O. Palipond Oficlala
Evernment Orden
Elks Offer Quarters to Red Cross for War Efforts
The Elks Lodge on Noceli Center Street proposes using the second floor of the Elks Home for the Red Cross. Full access to the ante, rooms, training, and lodge hall would aid war work, pending acceptance by the Red Cross.
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ELKS
RED Cross
Noceli Center Street
Imorkanes
Red Crofts
The
Grind Lodge
United States
University of Virginia
Universil of Oregon
Boston
Masa
Els
Red Cross Wits
Iben
Olor
Austrian Regiments Shot Amid Frontline Turmoil
United Press dispatches report that full Austrian regiments were ordered shot by the Imperial government amid Bolshevik sympathy and Russian front influence. London gossip notes mutinies on the Hallan front with executions ordered, and a claim that 25,000 German troops deserted in Russia aided by rumors. The Pacific arrival of the steamer Texan is noted with a large hole in her side after a recent voyage.
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United Press
Petrogrid
Jal
Tz 45
United Preen
London
Tan
Rayorts
Hallan
Russia
Texan
Congress to Go Slow in Future
Washington January 18 Congress will be cautioned to be more careful of stripping itself of power as the Garfield order ties up the districts for five days. A slow program on railroad matters is expected to be adopted while government control of roads remains pending. Some lawmakers oppose major changes and fear autocracy similar to Germany. The administration faces hard feeling over the Garfield order despite apparent presidential support.
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Wwington
Congress
Germany
Tr. Garfiold
Senate
North Corry Unit Organized by Red Cross Chapter
North Corry Unit No 2 of Corry Chapter American Red Cross organized at Mrs Charles Pattersons home on North Center street with fourteen members present. Mrs Thomas Goblin chaired the Bureau of Development and reported an encouraging outlook with more members expected at the next meeting. Local church societies and clubs aiding Red Cross work will be designated as Units of Corry Chapter.
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North Corry
Corry
American Red Cross
Charles Patterson
North Center Street
Thomas GobIin
Bureau of Development
Death of Rev Parsone at Sandy Lake
Rev. R. A. Parsone pastor of the M. B. Church at Sandy Lake died at Mercer Sovitarium after a long illness. He is survived by a son serving with the United States Army. Funeral held Monday at Sandy Lake Cemetery officiated by Rev. J. Bell Nott and Rev. H. B. Phipps. The deceased was known as an earnest worker and neighbor to the Union.
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R. A. Parsone
M. B
Sandy Lake
Mercer Sovitarium
France
United States
Sandy Like
J. Bell Nott
H. B. Phipps
Sharon
Sandy Cale
Ieen
Vn Unie
Wilson backs Wilson against fuel head plan
Washington reports President Wilson firmly endorses the fuel plan announced by Dr. Garfield. The administration aims to ease freight congestion by moving coal shipments, shifting cargo from Boston to Mobile, and boosting ship fuel supplies. Officials debate timing and business impact amid port delays and railroad bottlenecks.
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Preqdent
Wilson
Ute
Tr Gordield
Onder
American
Dostun
Mobile
Wong
Atlante Coast
Mel Dr. Garfield
Utta
Chip
Teds
Pittsburg Mills Idle Amid Confused OCR Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from Pittsburg Mills reports idle status and unclear references to 1915 events. Mentions Pittaburg and De tarfield, with jumbled phrases about schedules or comparisons. No clear individuals, dates, or concrete outcomes are established.
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