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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
1
A fragment from a local page mentions Vernon and Aco in a terse wartime item. Readable details are sparse. main action appears tied to a regional conflict or event with named individuals. The brief notes state a count or tone related to four on tone, but exact meaning is unclear.
Readable fragments mention a local context with people and places unnamed. The text shows garbled OCR, offering minimal concrete facts. The item remains unclear but indicates an unrelated snippet from a newspaper page segment.
A fragmentary line lists names and places in a halting rhythm. The unreadable text hints at a geographic or personal trail but lacks clear event details or dates to confirm a fuller report.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local public sale notice with partial action and official names, but essential details are unreadable.
Disclosed in London today a plot to assassinate Premier Lloyd George and Sir Arthur Henderson was uncovered. Four defendants, led by Mrs Alice Whelton and her daughters May Harriot and Mrs Wilfred Mawon, and Albert Bane, were arraigned at Guild Hall. Prosecution described a conspiracy dating from November 26 to January. Scotland Yard and other agencies investigated. Public reaction spurred by suffragette ties and the broader political climate. Meanwhile in New York a father shot three children, two aged eight and ten, then wounded the 15 year old. Police and doctors fought to save the victims.
After months of litigation, the NuBone Company wins a decree against the Deans. The court orders the Deans to deliver patent rights and assets to the plaintiff and enjoins further sales of those patents. The case moves to higher court for review. defendants granted thirty days to comply.
Two people died and several were injured when a Chicago to Detroit Wabash railroad train wrecked near Hurde around two this morning. The locomotive overturned trapping the engineer and fireman who perished. Officials say no passengers were seriously harmed.
The Erie murder case remains unsettled as officials reject the theory that Tomas Miuncini killed Mrs Turane at 214 Wilaco Street on January 18. Investigators say Turane’s statements and the absence of decisive evidence keep Mancind as a possible suspect while money tied to the crime is unclear. Detectives say boarders Yaka Tarand and Monotil had opportunities to verify suspects but have not provided conclusive testimony. County Detective Watson notes limited cooperation in the case.
The German war office reports that Wehrmacht efforts in Lorraine were repulsed after heavy artillery preparation and snow disruptions across several fronts. On the Riga front near Valputna, Russian forces briefly broke through at one point but were halted elsewhere. Princ Leopold fronts saw limited activity as winter conditions hinder operations.
Washington reports the Secretary of the Navy stated the government will immediately begin manufacturing its own large projectiles for the Navy unless an American firm accepts the job at a reasonable cost. An arrangement with Haddolda of Ragland involves a three million dollar order, with terms under discussion.
Mrs Catharlie Witteburgh wife of Stanley Cow superintendent of the Pittsburgh water works was arrested after an incident described as a disturbance at a hotel. She was taken to the station where she was locked up amid questions about her husband and suspicions of infidelity. Police reported valuables including jewels were involved and the case drew public attention.
Local officials and residents gathered in Harrisburg for a state meeting of the North City League to map new legislative methods under the Clank act. Proposals include longer terms for city councilors, stronger city control during constitutional Inconsistent periods, uniform annexation tax rules, and mandates on tree removal and municipal facilities maintenance.
The Alaska dry measure passed the Senate, prohibiting sale or manufacture within the territory. Report notes the vote as a major victory for labor groups and a significant step in the broader prohibition campaign.
Fragmented report describes German line penetration near Paris with conflicting official statements. Readers are left with unclear outcome as Allied and German positions exchange fire and French reports differ on the result.
United Press reports a German peace offer being prepared and sent to the Entente. The dispatches indicate a possible German proposal and United States interest in any developments as Allied responses unfold, with cautious public expectation and ongoing diplomacy.
Reports from New York indicate German air travel and wartime shipping movements. Dispatches describe a possible return of a German vessel and note dates for expected arrivals, with uncertainty about timing and condition of passengers and cargo.
London reports December casualties for Ungland with 419 officers killed 615 wounded 11,?000 men killed 1,?49 wounded and 2,928 missing. The official month end totals show 12,414 killed 17,754 wounded and 2,928 missing across officers and men.
A Pittsburg express car plunged over an Allegheny bridge injuring seven passengers. The car rolled beyond the rails but stopped after a 20 foot drop. had it fallen farther, fatalities were feared. The incident occurred near Pittsburg as emergency crews attended to the injured.
Unrinsburg Pa Jan 80 State wide prohibition bill introduced to take effect January 1. The measure bans liquor manufacture and sale except for religious medicinal and scientific uses. It also prohibits hosting liquor for personal guests. A separate bill aims to amend city registration laws allowing absentee voting by mail on registration days, with first and second class cities granted this privilege.
A Spanish American War veteran, Frank Brower, died from a brain injury believed to be caused by a wound during the conflict. He collapsed on New York Central tracks near Fittonth and Holland streets after a fall, was treated by ambulance crew, and later died at 1:45 am. Coroner Dr. O M Candol ruled death from wartime wound with cerebral hemorrhage. inquest noted the brain injury led to the fatal outcome.
The Cory County Board of Commerce protesters urge Health Department to block a state plan requiring milk producers to switch to glass containers. Milk dealers fear price hikes and hardship if paper bottles are mandated, while supporters cite sanitary benefits and safer delivery. A resolution urging the state board and health officials to oppose the plan is forwarded for consideration.
A scrambled obituary note reports the death of the Democratic state treasurer with unclear details amid garbled text. It mentions a poultry show in Titusville and an upcoming meeting, listing uncertain locations and dates, with several place names and organizations mangled.
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