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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
1
Allied forces report French and Americans marching within 2 1 2 miles of Fere with heavy losses claimed at 25000. Allied artillery reportedly destroyed railway supply lines. Pressing on beyond Fere Woods, late today the allies push forward with renewed speed and strength.
Allied forces push along the Soissons to Malt de Manises front in a neutral offensive. French American units report gains near Pere en Tardenois as they threaten key German positions and recapture outposts at Champegne and Main de Massives.
The Department of Interior adopted war orphans funds show a total of 63 394 52 dollars. Previous totals are cited as 61 072 05. The expenditure breakdown includes 2020 47 dollars paid recently and an earlier amount of 8 41 54 dollars attributed to Winn Street Corry.
The Sunday service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church will be led by Rev. Martha Aghom of Morning, N.Y. A Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. with a second collection after the sermon. There will be no service during August due to the Sunday Salo? election in September.
A valuable horse owned by FC was struck by a Brio railroad train at a crossing near Find Avenue around 0 o'clock. The horse, reportedly from a well-known stable, died from the injuries as bystanders described the event.
A local gun club reschedules its shoot with updated details and a call for club members to confirm attendance. The notice mentions a post noon start, a list of standings, and requests participation from those able to attend tomorrow afternoon at the usual location.
Newspaper brief reports a stolen vehicle incident near the Ivan Mike ryprasantidion area and Park Avenue. Detected clues point to a suspect named Ward and mention of a confession while authorities trace the vehicle and locate the scene in Detroit and nearby streets.
Dr Graham called for military service as records show V Ginihan and Thornbing received notice. A report notes his health and promising practice, with limited detail on the author’s witness duty and potential enlistment in the new fold of service.
Fragmented report describes heavy American casualties in a World War I offensive near Soissons and Rheims. The account references battlefield confusion, official statements, and questioned casualty tallies while noting Allied efforts and leadership. The wording reflects a garbled transcription with mentions of units, individuals, and places tied to the campaign.
French troops hold Villemontoire and Oulchy le Chateau as reports describe ongoing progress in the campaign. The muttered lines mention various troop movements, defensive positions, and local governance. the text also references other places and measures but remains uncertain in detail.
United Press reports Class One nearly exhausted amid widespread supply concerns. The notice cites unclear figures and potential delays affecting August shipments, with general Crowster's staff noting limited stock and continued distribution challenges.
Hill will pitch for Corry against Warren Butter Krusta in a Warren League showdown. The game is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 18 o'clock in Corry as the home team welcomes back the local star. Warren leads the league, promising an interesting bout.
Residents recalled a lively gathering last night praising soldiers and vowing to honor the homeland. The celebration included shouting, noise, and a small flame as an expression of patriotism and resolve against the Hunnish enemy.
United Press reports from London quote a Japanese acceptance of the U S plan. The Journal notes sensational statements and derides rumors about the war, citing readers and editorials while denying sensational claims. Extra telegraph news is secured daily.
A speech by President Wilson condemns mob violence and urges Americans to uphold the rule of law. He argues lynching erodes justice and damages the nation’s moral standing, calling for calm and adherence to constitutional rights amid rising social tensions.
United States dispatch reports a naval affairs committee delegation arrived safely in France. The group, all members of the House Naval Affairs committee, will tour the new US naval bases in France and other allied sites during their mission.
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