09 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
1
OCR fragment lists prices and items with unclear context including 37,50 and 23,50. Mentions Bot Jover Rug 1550 and extra, with incomplete event framing. No clear date, place, or organized item set readable.
Rescue crews in Gate Montana report 150 men initially missing after a fire trapped workers at the Epaculator Mine. Officials later say 213 people accounted for, with 4 dead and 15 others known to have perished at work in the mine.
United Press reports Seventh Army regiments refused to obey officers in council of war and another unit seized control from its leaders. War Minister Korensky ordered court martial for those responsible and strict punishment imposed. The Allied mission to persuade Russia to end hostilities faces uncertain support.
Deputy Clerk Kincaid reports from Writ County for Ivtralon Board that errors were limited to two minor oversights on registration cards including missing precinct numbers. The rest of the precinct work by Corry volunteer officials is described as very satisfactory with only small mistakes easily corrected.
The forecast calls for thunder showers tonight with a fall in temperatures and a warmer trend expected Sunday. Expect unsettled skies, breezy conditions, and localized brief downpours across areas. Citizens should plan for drops in temperature and carry rain gear.
Fragmentary report describes a bombing at a Ghent railway station killing several people. The text mentions Kaiser, a German general staff, and leaders such as Hindenburg, with unclear syntax and garbled names.
New York Giants manager John McGraw was suspended by NL President Tener after a fight with umpire Byron in Chicago following a game loss. The decision sparked quick reaction among New York fans and baseball circles nationwide.
London reports Lord Balfour arrived at a height port after a tour in the United States. He had just completed talks linked to loans and wartime policies with allied diplomats. The journey occurs as Britain coordinates border actions and diplomatic missions with France and the United States.
Corry Granger members prepare to host two hundred Grangers from Erie County for the Pomo na Grange meeting in Corry. The event marks the county Grange’s first gathering in the city, with sessions Monday through Tuesday and a Monday evening sermon. Mayor John B. Patterson will welcome visitors, and Tuesday afternoon features an automobile excursion to the Hatchery and other sites under the Board of Common auspices.
The body of foreign mantha old Floyd Kusts, son of Byrilgtiild Willtonuice, was found today at the bottom of an abandoned well on the Crenshaw Property, Wishtanlle Southeast of Springfield. The kidnapping case has drawn national interest as police chase leads and the public eye watches for a breakthrough.
Local council U C T W traveled to Erie with a large representation. They were joined by accompanying men and a strong turnout with forty men in line. The group planned a push to secure a prize and held elections at the corner of Washington and Canter while waiting at the union.
Corry residents M. Phillips Donald Ceakor Walter Scott Markc Huon Omar Chas and Hiner Chen join the Signal Corps recruiting drive. Charles Anderson from Mayville and Warren MaItl's board urge immediate contact to secure desirable service terms, closing soon.
A minor freight wreck on the iP RR near Silver Creek last night demolished one car and tied up the line for several hours, delaying other trains on the Buffalo and Pittsburgh divisions. No. 904, the Buffalo morning train, was delayed and arrived in the city today. Details of the wreck were not learned.
Residents and officials prepare for a public service commission session in Harrisburg to review the proposed gas rate increase. Attorneys for the Pennsylvania Gas Company and intervenors are expected to present testimony and cross examine witnesses as the hearing takes place.
Willalangton, Davey 4-Cor POLAT Hliph Wine, aged 25, was accidentally shot and killed this afternoon while on duty. Frank Datey and Daley, members of the National Guard, were present. The weapon discharged accidentally, ending the life of a Philadelphia native.
A fragmented wire sheet reports the death of Haris and Jie I-William Medimond on the west front while en route to a field hospital. Other items note Turkish policy, U.S. officials informed by Sweden, and an attempt to form a Hungarian ministry amid wartime economic strain.
United Press notes Secretary Daniels in Washington June denies engagement with the enemy and asserts American vessels are not overwhelmed. He says no disaster has overtaken the United States and promises no attempt to minimize losses as rumors of crowded Atlantic coast hospitals and wounded sailors spread.
Fragmentary text describes a U S collier arrival and a French port reference. Mentions Navy and Homey soln way but lacks coherent details. Contains misread proper nouns and garbled phrases, no clear dates or outcomes.
St Elizabeth’s plans a Corpus Christi celebration at St Edigubert’s Church. A 10 o'clock high Mass will be followed by a solemn procession led by the rector and altar boys in white, with the Holy Name Society and Madonna Choral groups participating, as parishioners gather at the school at 2:20 A M to form ranks and march in the procession through town.
Rev Herbert Cone announces services at Emmanuel Church tomorrow. Miss Hildred Thompsony, just returned from Ithaca Conservators, will assist in the service and sing, adding interest to the Sunday Episcopal rite.
The M. E. Church hosts a Children’s Day program with songs, recitations, dialogues, and readings. Participants include Young’s Class, Mildred Wowman, Opal Aton, Stella Roswell, and Rev Dr Shaw. The event features a graduation exercise and an offering, scheduled at eleven o’clock in the church.
United Press dispatch reports a British counteroffensive north of St Quen, with heavy artillery and infantry actions. The night attack aimed to regain ground lost to German forces, with allied troops repelling enemy advances and inflicting damage as lines held near Cerney and Lynnie Wikter.
The convention gathers with over 1000 attendees from districts including Erie and Corry. Leaders elected include Dr P G Wood of Corry as County Temperance Secretary and Frank Himrod of Waterford among executive officers. The event occurs in Mooreheadville area with plans aligned to Sabbath observance and district supervision.
The Boy Scout troop left their headquarters this morning and headed to Cly mer for an overnight encampment. They passed the Commercial Travelers rooms to cheers from nearby citizens. All scouts wore uniforms and carried full equipment under the guidance of Beauty Master Rev. Woodard.
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