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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details about a local notice. Readable items reference a date or action but specifics are missing. The text includes stray letters and garbled phrases that hinder exact comprehension.
United Press reports a major fire in New York causes widespread warehouse destruction near Newark docks. Secret service and local police respond as rumors spread of alien plots to destroy the Submarine Boat Corporation plant and its valuable assets.
Warren Pa Jan 25 A man named Capty Lyons president of the Chamber of Commerce and defeated Rabidublean candidate for Congress threatened to blow up the Warren Refinery while taking 9000 dollars to a prearranged point. A second letter warned of an explosion if the money was not delivered. Federal agents are seeking the sender as guards remain at the refinery and Lyons family is away for winter.
A garbled telegraph notice claims Frank Barry arriving in France with the United States Bigmat Corps. The fragment hints at a father figure and a lively dispatch but content is highly distorted, making specifics unclear.
Vatican reports hint at possible peace talks as factions debate immediate negotiations and future steps. Editors express cautious optimism while political leaders weigh a path toward dialogue amid regional tensions.
The notice outlines a Monday closing order with exceptions for drug stores groceries newsstands and certain wartime services. It specifies that offices and direct war work may remain open while amusements and nonessential shops close.
Fragmentary report notes Russians in Austria forming an organization linked to Gavlet aut boon bartestad. Details on location Budepent and Vir omene are unclear. The item mentions January 26 and 11 but lacks coherent names or outcomes.
A compensation case was heard by Referee G. Scott Simi at the Seventh Compensation District. The proceedings featured testimony regarding alleged employment and duty, with the judge reserving decision as witnesses were called. The hearing continued into the afternoon with parties preparing for further testimony and potential travel for the claimant.
Keystones suffered a defeat as Union Fitness held a strong lead at the Union Gym. The locals face Calon City next Wednesday at the Presbyterian gym, hoping for a rebound. The Keystones have been a tough opponent on their home court, but Warren YM contests remain a challenge.
The Purity Club began its season with a meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Slur on Wright street. Members planned events for the winter, noted a slow start to invitations, and discussed a performance card party with promises and withdrawals affecting contestants. A Municipal Club social followed with discussions on forthcoming memorial activities and a tombstone presentation, highlighting community engagement and upcoming contributions from Monara and Joby Lofy.
Report notes a transport of cotton delivered to a home today for the Red Chrome project. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of Springfield and January is evident.
The report details a car theft loot discovery with investigation uncovering items linked to thefts. Authorities urge returns of stolen goods and note the assailant remains sought as police work to identify suspects and recover missing property.
Officials announce readiness for voter registration drives in the city with nominal turnout expected. The process will involve registrar staffing and documentation checks, while organizers anticipate limited participation and emphasize accurate record keeping.
Storm tied up the city car line yesterday causing heavy drifting on Columbus Street and nearby routes. Work to clear drifts resumed after the interruption, with many villagers forced to walk as trains were delayed by the storm and a fire. Local residents faced long waits and hazardous journeys while authorities worked to restore service.
In Varrigburg on January 25 the Fuel Ad vanistrator Garfiald wired Commissioner Palmer of the State Department of Labor and Industry to prohibit any increase in working time by industrial establishments during the last time frame. The action follows prohibition of work at nim by the administration.
An official report details Major Charles Bordwell of Warren, released after a lengthy military service. He served as a company commander from early 1914, led troops through critical actions, and is noted for his popularity and leadership within the division.
The Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting at W. Marsh's office. G. D. Heath presided as directors were elected and officers chosen for the coming year including President J. W. Olds, Vice President Willem Blair, and Secretary Treasurer W. Od.
Reports from Washington say allied diplomats reached a common conclusion as talks continued about joint war aims. Observers note positions on troop deployments and postwar plans, with leaders signaling cautious optimism despite ongoing tensions and strategic disagreements.
Two Corry brothers join the United States Navy after their school years. They recount service aboard the Hubbard and early wartime duties, noting letters back home and hopes their parents will send copies of the local paper. Both express pride in their work and desire broader newspaper coverage.
Mrs Clendenin famed war nurse Dye She Red Crom plans to return to France and speak at Corry High School auditorium. She will devote two days to aid Corry Chapter's campaign for a financing system and general cooperation, with minor schedule changes noted for the meeting.
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