05 Mar 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
1
Wartime note reports President Wilson urging Congress to seize major German ocean piers and disrupt enemy trade. The piece highlights a dramatic shift in policy and asserts the administration’s plan to cripple German maritime operations, signaling a pivotal war effort.
A Centerville station was robbed during the night as intruders gained entry through a window. Thief or thieves took an estimated sum between 100 and 150 dollars, with speculation that the Adams company may hold the cash. The incident occurred while the building appeared unlocked.
Feoin Heelan today declares the German government began repairs and alleged plans. The article notes Jambi and Wigan involvement with Bohdiew at a pivotal moment as speculation grows about Werllic’s next moves in the region.
Fragmentary wartime style report notes Warren may continue aiding Corry amid ongoing disputes and public interest. Mentions advisory status, solicitor statements, and potential actions in Harrisburg. References to local commissioners, attorneys, and protective measures for residents, with unclear chronology and damaged phrasing.
Women voters across New York went to the polls in a pivotal election that could shift control of the House. With four Democratic resignations to fill and current margins at 212 Republicans to 211 Democrats, the outcome hinges on the pro and anti prohibition factions and the one Republican candidate seeking a seat. Mrs Martin Purcell left for Hoboken to join her son Charles, who is transferring from Camp Hancocks and serving with the brigade.
Washington reports mixed wartime rumors and policy shifts as U proceedings describe military service terms, Marine use, and Americ an casualties. The wire relays rapid political and military notes with unstable details and dates amid March 7 dispatches.
Detroit authorities report a spy arrest connected to a German network. Evidence remains with government agents as investigations continue into alleged covert efforts and linked shipments. Names and places referenced are drawn from the readable fragments of the source material.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company opposes Shaw remaining as the representative for gas consumers amid a contentious battle over appraisal and rates. Attorneys insist on a just appraisal of the company’s property and business, with both sides denying any compromise and signaling continued litigation.
Fragmentary OCR text references American gunsshell hunter lines and a chaotic scene with names and actions. The readable content is minimal and disjoint, offering no coherent report, dates, locations, or outcomes to summarize into a factual item.
A muddled report notes Hill signing with the Pirates amid chaotic roster chatter. The piece highlights Willard Sheth and Cyeomyy Math among players linked to the move, with references to training and wartime era teams, but many names are garbled.
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports German planes bombed Petrograd Monday afternoon. Russian military and naval establishments were believed the raid’s target, with casualties unknown. Anti aircraft guns repelled a Zeppelin fleet Monday morning amid likely rain tonight and Wednesday, with damp weather.
Mayor presides as council adjourns on triannual assessment changes. Commissioners plan to appoint an assessor to oversee the cycle while promising improved garbage disposal and street repairs. Weather delays and fiscal changes influence scheduling as crews prepare for early work next week.
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