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14 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1917
Page
1
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Telegraphic report from Copenhagen dated July 14 states Chancellor von Hollweg has resigned, as urged by Berlin liberal papers. Hindenburg and Ludendorff reportedly plan talks with the Kaiser and Crown Prince. ministers summoned to Berlin. Taxeblatt notes a parliamentary council to be formed to control the Reichstag and guide the government through the crisis.
Washington dispatch reports American casualties in Peking during fighting between republican forces and insurgents. The exact toll is unclear with early notes stating twelve killed and several wounded. The scene centers on central Peking as Chang’s forces clash with republican troops and foreign observers note the tense bloodshed.
United Press report from London quotes Lloyd George backing President Wilson’s call for democracy’s defense, urging clear responsibility of governments to avoid widening war. Separately, East Aurora incident sees railroad supervisor Dunbar shot by a foreman after a confrontation. Dunbar died later at hospital.
Washington July 4 United Press reports protests across cities over census based population figures guiding draft quotas. Officials defend methodology amid mounting complaints that errors in counts affect local manpower allocations and wartime needs.
Reported meeting of American Socialists urged unity with international movement. The article notes organizers and speakers, including local chapters, and references August gathering dates and key delegates.
Corporal Waylor of the Machine Gun Company leads men summoned from Montera to report at 10 Park in Bradford tomorrow. Named among those called are Sergeant Hyonel, Clyde Shirly, Edward Angell, Francis Holmud and Herbert. Weeks has not yet been told for city watch concerns.
Italian authorities decline to extradite a suspect tied to Ruth Griger case as efforts continue in New York and the United Press report details tensions and legal queries surrounding the request.
The City of Cleveland steamer ran aground near the lower end of the lake between Lakewood and Cleveland Bowinso. Unable to back off under its own power, the hull was towed to the city. Wreckage and gear were taken aboard, with crew reported uninjured but vessel sidelined.
Mrs Williams died at home in Grenville after a period of illness. She is survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral services are to be held Sunday at Greenwood. The family receives many friends and heartfelt sympathy are extended.
Washington states this afternoon that rumors of the German Emperor's abdication have no basis. Early editions of today’s papers carried reports to that effect.
An old military dispatch outlines Company A’s federal service call up. Colonel Rivkanta issues orders for muster at telecommunication stations, listing officers, non commissioneds, and supply commands as the unit deploys for duty.
The New Era Club held its officer installation despite weather delays at the Woodward residence. New officers include Vollah Mor tin as President Martha Osten as Vice President Virginia VawRouse as Secretary Florence Wintere as Treasurer Mildred Crowell as See entry. A tiny supper was served with ice cream and cake while guests Mike Certrude Molde Marjorie Aur and Dorothy Waller attended.
Lisbon reports martial law declared nationwide by the government with orders to suspend guarantees indefinitely. Parliament debates the move as the executive firmness follows enforcement. details of the order and its immediate impact remain unclear.
London dispatch reports a Brittat transport sunk by a Gostian submarine. Admiralty press release notes the vessel went down near Arkno port amid fog, with several crew killed and others rescued or missing. No Italian or American losses are listed.
A small wreck in the yards this morning damaged a caboose as two work cars moved apart. The drawhead pulled from a car hitch, causing a minor derailment with no serious injuries reported and one man briefly trapped but freed.
Yonbury Conn July 14 Danbury hatters case concluded as 141 workers were removed from Homle to satisfy a judgment awarded the Loewe Company in the boycott dispute. Loewe signed a release upon payment of funds previously provided.
Fragmentary report states Russian forces capture a town identified as Novica amid ongoing fighting. Conflicting text suggests attacks on a headquarters and shifts in control, with unclear dates and locations.
A house in Youngsville burned Friday with no clear cause found. The owner Arthur Whurk kon and family were away. neighbors reported the blaze and investigators noted property loss but no evidence yet of origin. Several nearby structures were spared, and the scene drew local responders.
A miscellaneous shower was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Hirold Merih’s home on Church Street. The decorated home featured roses and glassware and cutlery gifts were provided by Mrs. Murgh for the husband who will join Company A in service in Buffalo.
A state Red Cross official addressed local residents and officials at a community gathering. The speaker urged support for disaster relief work and outlined upcoming fundraising and preparedness efforts.
The column reports Mr. and Mrs. David Barlow returning from Cohoes New York to be with relatives and notes plans for a Bradford trip to join the Machine Gat Company. Mentioned are H. Barlow's father Clyde Shivey and a local motor accident with injuries to an elderly man. It lists names such as Mra A Puli and Crandall as part of recent events and community chatter.
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