Fragmentary Note on Upgrades and Letters
A garbled OCR fragment mentions upgrades or items related to "RE 8" and counts such as six and 30H. It references letters or notices and a shift in status, with unclear targets or recipients.
24 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions upgrades or items related to "RE 8" and counts such as six and 30H. It references letters or notices and a shift in status, with unclear targets or recipients.
Reported upheaval grips Austria and Vangary as street fighting erupts in Vienna and Prague. Unofficial dispatches indicate a cabinet formation with unnamed ministers amid calls for change and a proclaimed republic in Bohemia. Diplomatic notes suggest German inactivity worsened tensions.
Keystone basketball defeated Warren Y M A at Presbyterian gym last night 23 11 at halftime and surged ahead in the second half. Williama and Young led the strong defense and scoring while Murray contributed solid play as the locals built a wide margin and kept Warren scoreless late. Next Wednesday Union City Coleman House visits for a rivalry game.
Disjointed dispatches indicate the United States State Department has received no word from its representative in Petrograd amid ongoing tensions involving Austria Hungary and a disputed oil export, with no formal communication yet established.
The County Commissioners held a conference to organize counties and arrange a site for a proposed workhouse. Mayor GC and Joseph Rogan with royal representatives arrived in the city to push Corry as a suitable location.
A A Williams departs to supervise water systems and engineering work for army construction camps under Honora Lloyd Maeat Kon and others. The government purchased the entire visiting party and equipment, with assistant Marsis likely to accompany to France. Williams brings extensive practical experience as a leading engineer.
Core message outlines a new plan at Row and York Store offering credit and delivery options for Twin city buyers. It promotes reduced prices and a credit system tied to local delivery, claiming to provide advantages to cash customers and slower credit terms. The notice hints at charity discounts and store overhead considerations.
A U S Navy memo announces a restriction on candy and cigarettes after reports of powdered poison in sweets. Officials say the warnings were issued for precaution and later updated to reinstate some items. sailors reportedly objected to a prior tobacco ban, prompting policy adjustments.
Lawel Wyn, Collector of Internal Revenue, explains the option to pay income and profits taxes in installments or in full with a three percent discount for early payment. The provision allows delayed payment for patriotic reasons but preserves the taxpayer’s rights to meet obligations by filing returns on time.
A United Press report from Washington on January 21 portrays Senator Chamberlain questioning President Wilson’s truthfulness amid claims in the war effort. The exchange centers on testimony about recent actions and the President’s veracity, with calls for investigation and public scrutiny of wartime conduct.
The Municipal Club announces a smoker event Friday evening in the Brown Block with a teed in attire and elaborate arrangements. The committee aims for full attendance by all members, promising an enjoyable evening in line with past Club events.
Mrs Clendenin spoke at the auditorium about Red Cross work in the war, urging continued support. She travels and volunteers, aiding hospitals and fund drives, noting her 31000 in bonds and hours of service as part of a nationwide effort.
Three firefighters were killed and another injured when a wall collapsed during a blaze at a Philadelphia fire scene on June 24. Rescuers worked to save those trapped on the roof as the wreckage caused an estimated $400,000 in damage.
Local clubs organize nine Red Cross units to support war relief. Weekly sessions train volunteers in dressings rooms and preparedness. Participants include the Aluthlans of M Churely, North Corry Lutheran Aid, Arts and Crafts Club, Raymond Took, Wilson Block, Morcred Club, Baptist Aid, Altouistio Girelo of Yyliian Sisters.
Italian Premier Orlando reached London and immediately conferred with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The purpose of the dialogue was not disclosed, but observers expect war policy and statements to be central topics of the discussions.
Washington January 24 The harsh weather plaguing the eastern railroads appears to break up and freight should move normally in the next few days. Officials say coat shirtage at eastern factories will ease and foodstuffs will rush to destinations.
Social notes summarize meetings and gatherings across local clubs in Corry. Reports describe warm welcomes, refreshments, and group activities at the Maries Marketulst home Liberte gathering, Lagley Aid, and the Daughters of Sylvia events. Upcoming dates include February 6 for a meeting at Miss Sunn’s, plus dances and socials hosted by the Knights of Pythias and Maccabee Hall, with plans for a snow party and state armory event.
Chronicle of uprisings and government crackdowns as revolutionaries seize wireless stations and spread protests from Prague to Bohemia. Reports cite German and Austro-Hungarian tensions, Bolshevik influence, and growing unrest in Magyar lands amid rising propaganda.
Wells Fargo reports a historic achievement as its office records indicate an unprecedented performance on Tuesday. The new work day saw all passenger trains on the Arle Rudiroud line run east and west in a single nine hour span, marking the first time the route achieved this pace. Early bouts were behind schedule but soon caught up, aligning operations between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.
A three month old baby of Mr and Mrs Floyd Corer of Titusville was found dead yesterday morning in a shed. The infant appears smothered under the bod of its mother who was asleep in the morning. Police are investigating the incident.
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