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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
1
Press reports from Tokio claim Mexico secured military equipment in Japan but Japan refused to join with Mexico. Ambassador says German propaganda persists in U S. La Follette threatens filibuster amid crisis.
Washington March 1 German plot to draw Mexico and Japan into war with the United States faces denial from Japan's ambassador Sato who says Tokyo had no knowledge of the plan and would not consider such an alliance. The State Department reported Zimmermann's communications and Mexican envoy Carvin's travels were monitored as U.S. authorities seek to avert a broader conflict amid rising tensions and warnings from officials.
A mail of considerable importance reports the Bonnell Spring Factory on Clinton Street transferred in Warren this morning. Representatives of the Bonnell estate completed the sale while former owner and associates, including Wally and Brooks, arranged terms. the new owners plan to fully operate the plant, expanding business beyond prior capacity.
The Automobile Club and others concerned with Perry Highway routes will meet this evening at the Board of Commerce. Citizens favor the Turmoke Road via Crawford County while Cambridge Springs Wateford residents back the new highway route. A movement to interest eastern county residents on the Twenty route may prompt support for the Crawford County petition. The gathering is expected to attract notable attendees.
Troops at El Paso and nearby camps were quarantined today amid a serious pneumonia outbreak. The quarantine will last two weeks but is not expected to affect the return home of key divisions or the top Guard orders.
Washington march day record shows a rapid committee meeting with a unanimous vote on a proposed policy. The document notes immediate actions and favors a quick adoption following a tense debate and strong demonstrations.
A troubled report states several workers from Corry man are killed amid a confusing scene. Witnesses describe a wheel, a wagon, and a collapse as authorities begin an inquiry into the fatal evening incident. Local figures named Wright and Posey are mentioned in connection with the event and ensuing investigation.
Keystone defeats Waterford 23 to 10 as both teams exchange early leads. Williams and Lewis star with rapid-fire plays while Corry and Williams anchor a strong defense. visitors surge late but fall short in the second half.
A severe freight wreck on the Penny line halted service near Mayville and Toston, with cars derailed and several trains blocked. Crews worked through the night to clear the scene around Hutfield, as authorities reported damage and scheduled repairs to resume limited service by morning.
Keio Times reports the death of Mrs Lous Curavu of 809 East Which forth tract Erse City aged 68. She died suddenly Monday morning after a brief illness. Survived by husband and children John Wend Clayen Sovith Victor Sandoval Ann Roles etc. Funeral arrangements at Curayo home Wednesday at 2 pm with Pastor Rundel presiding. burial at nearby cemetery with full services.
United Press report states the Japanese ambassador in Washington pledges friendship to the United States. The note claims the Tokyo government seeks friendly relations despite recent war tensions, and it notes it is careful to avoid formal commitments that might imply alliance.
Washington dispatches indicate an extra session of Congress as six major appropriation bills await action. Senator Norris signaled readiness, while Senator Thomas urged swift action to protect the country, with Congress to be ready for possible changes.
Secretary of State Lansing, in a March interview, said Mexico would not join a German plan to bring the United States into war. He doubted the de facto Carranza government would participate and warned that U.S.-Germany relations were deteriorating as the plot unfolded.
Viereck editor of Fatherland denounces the alleged Zimmerman note as a crude forgery and British propaganda tool. He argues no German leader would propose alliance with Mexico or Japan against the United States and ridicules the document as British-made deception.
A heavy gale struck the American steamer Raven near Bodio Talend, driving her ashore south of Bodio Talend. Heavy seas broke over the vessel threatening to break her bow. Rescue attempts were hindered by violent seas, delaying relief crews from reaching the wreck.
March 1 Berlin reports the war office says German forces on the front near Anohre have strengthened positions for a special operation. The move comes as authorities indicate ongoing repositioning and readiness measures amid the conflict.
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