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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
1
United Press report from Workington July 11 describes Allied plans for a major Western push and a simultaneous Italian front drive. It notes German resistance, Allied offenses expected to break through lines, and German leadership resisting concessions as troops mass on multiple fronts.
United Press reports Amitardan July 1 that senior officials including Foreign Secretary Zimmerman Chancellor Helat and Colonial Secretary Soll are expected to resign. The political crisis suggests cabinet changes within twenty four hours as Hollweg faces pressure to pivot and preserve prestige.
British and Allied lines report heavy German attacks near Nieuport with Canadan and British forces countering. Frontline fighting continues along the Belgian coast as defenses hold and counteractions push back advancing troops.
Warren July 10 Schnell the Ol Oily man is held in the Warren jail after being charged with manslaughter in the death of Jake York. He pleaded not guilty before Police Justice Mackman and was remanded. Schnell, described as a young man, appeared with an attorney and was committed for further hearing.
A Corry party led by Beare r ty Drown of the Board of Community fro PronTWont Coil toured several eastern cities including Baltimors and Washington. The card, dated Chumiboritinng Pa, notes the travelers, including Menara Raymond Buh and others, found Corry ahead of any city as a place to live and plan to return after about two weeks away.
Rod Connors, an employee at the Melanese Stool plant, was painfully injured yesterday when struck by a bandie at a tow on which he worked. Dr J C Kibler treated him and Connors was removed to his home. He rested comfortably this morning and was expected to be able to be at work within two days.
Berlin reports the Reichstag opening delayed amid political strife and factional clashes. Observers note shifts in party standings and uncertainty over dates, with officials weighing new arrangements and possible compromises to proceed.
United Press reports Fiteahnegh files indicate Terbert Hoogis will assume steady leadership amid claims the retail and wholesale houses conspired with a food distributor ring. Officials say Horiver will be tasked with restoring order and tracing illicit lanes at the port city exchanges.
Mrs. P. C. Martin, formerly Helen Farmeninydter, a noted teacher at Corry schools, visited Murclsburg today while enroute to Chantadena IM. 2. Her reputation as a writer and former educator is recalled, with remarks on her appearance and past fame.
United Press reports a wartime edit to Army Regulations cutting four inches from the regimental height or service standard. The modification aims to widen eligibility and bring recruits into the ranks who would have been disqualified under the prior rules.
Miss Graob Colburn wrenched her right shoulder dislocating it while at Mohawk Gandemery yesterday. Dr J Kibler attended the injured woman who was removed to her home. The injury is painful but not expected to cause permanent damage. she will be incapacitated for several days.
Under the guidance of Minx Mit, a large group of young women arrived at the Gagarin building to aid the Red Cross. Each received a duty assignment as they started vigilant service, with plans to continue work through the day.
Washington July 41 United Press says China will join the war effort to aid in defeating Germany. Officials indicate the Chinese force will include an expeditionary unit of about 600 men already equipped and ready for service. An additional 20,000 young men aged for armed service are prepared to receive equipment as soon as possible.
Austin announced this afternoon that oracles for the comfort bags prepared for Co. A have arrived and those wishing to obtain them may apply. The drug stores at Poway and Gindarey's will carry tooth paste and coir plaster. Mr. Downey donated the whole sale price to the committee.
Mrs Alice Ellsworth widow of Lieut Byron Ellsworth died at her Waal Wayne atroot home this afternoon around 2 oclock after a lingering illness. She had long resided in the city and was highly respected. She is survived by three children Mrs Louise Bussworth Mrs Carl Peters and Fred Pilyworth, all of this city. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
July reports from Hotiagrad describe the Winstay Army under Hn Galirlay advancing toward Lemberg with ongoing combat. German forces allegedly suffer heavy losses as the front lines shift, with numerous prisoners taken and persistent Russian pressure across the region.
A vehicle lost control at the corner of Witton and Pir Ave AW on First Avenue. The front wheels and fenders were damaged, and the driver, not identified, was injured. Police and emergency services responded to the scene as bystanders helped.
A chaotic event at the Gerrone Club on Poyoonth street drew over one hundred people who attended a makeshift festival at St Thomay Market. The gathered crowd faced disorder, but a makeshift musical evening provided some local enjoyment despite confusion and poor planning.
Erie report indicates Jakepht McCormark, named by Governor Krumtwugh, plans to resign from the exemption board. A Deputy U.S. Marshal, McCormack cites prior duties and current workload as reasons, with no official confirmation yet.
London July 11 United Press reports a government inquiry into the causes of the Mesopotamian campaign failure has started. Prime Minister Bonar Law has summoned all concerned parties to a conference. The probe will include officials and cabinet members from the period as well as others contacted in the scandal. Officials expect disclosures.
The N I T Club held a Spring meeting Mrs Holden of Ash Ula, Oho attended with her parents and participated in planning Red Cross activities. A luncheon followed the session. Stockholm dispatch notes Sweden seeking protection for ships sunk by U boats and potential German reparations.
A Saegertown man, W. Hilaby, died after an elevator accident at the Hotel Broyen in Grand Rapids. Mrs Hunter, staying with him, was injured when the elevator car moved unexpectedly. The tragedy occurred as they prepared to leave their suite on Morris Avenue after checking out.
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