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07 Mar 1918
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
1
Russians Threaten Reprisals Amid Wartime Turmoil
A chaotic dispatch reports Russians warning retaliatory actions as Hyehinny and Germann forces clash near Yurdofe and Whe Vieluiry Wee. It notes Allied and local authorities preparing defenses, with marches and raids guided by recent German negotiations. The piece mentions a government crackdown, student arrests, and mobilization of civilians including women and chiro in readiness for possible incursions.
Concord Farm Buys Tractor With Plowing Power
Concord township reports purchase of a new tractor by progressive farmer Wilson of Lovells. The 16 horsepower machine is expected to arrive soon for farm power use including plowing harrowing and grinding with a planned in town demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wilson
Concord Township
Wilson
Progressve Dairyman
Lovells
Itrwator
Ahly
No Grain For Brewers In England Captured In garbled note
The fragmentary text references British grain and brewing during a historic period. It mentions Horidton and Maeeh T-tephying the question in the House of Commons, Carter, and the Bao Avityistrattos of Great. The legible items include names Horidton and Carter and a parliamentary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tony
Carter
Britain
Lilbert Carter
Bao Avityistrattos
Great That
Standard Screw Moves to New Building Opening Offices
The Standard Screw Company today moved its offices into the new general business and administration quarters in the recently completed large Dollis structure. The concrete and brick plant division is ready for immediate expansion as office space is remodeled for Superintendent McWfroy and a special tool room. The company now employs around one hundred and is poised for rapid growth with improved conditions and a nearby One Setar Products Company plant opposite the transfer station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Screw Company
Dollis
Eveny Miney
Else
McWfroy
Rannuniy Phi
Setar Products Company
Pins Wenger
THREE LEAVE TO BEGIN ARMY SERVICE TODAY
Lowte Decker a well known local man and four Star wCraye will leave Monday for Kelly Field San Antonio Texas to enter the motor truck division of the Aviation Corps. He will go to Union City Monday morning to be accepted as a volunteer and will depart for the west Monday evening. Charles Hall former Lieutenant of Company A and long time National Guard member reports for duty as an ambulance driver in the United States regular army tonight. Carl Edwarila whose enlistment in the Infantry was recently reported leaves for service this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowte Decker
wCraye
Kelly Pield
San Anton
West
Charles Hall
Company A
National Guard
Ft. Ogelthorpe
United States Regular Army
Hall Haw
Dhe
Carl Tdwarila
Infantry
Shuss Gets Commission in France
Miss Mary B Shann, once a bowler, writes from West Church Street home about health and a happy morning upon learning her son has received a commission in France. The letter notes the lieutenant’s service in Hogland and acknowledges warm support from family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuss
France
Mary B. Shans
West Church Street
iMie
Tna
Hogland
Directors of Board Met Last Night
The Hoard of Pom mere discussed new activities the moral question and other items. A committee on Municipal Affairs will meet Friday to plan. An effort to erect an Honor Roll tablet was considered but not yet approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pommere
Inter
Birfiel
Tuhler
Ald
Smymort
Crown
Congress to Authorize Sale of Alien Property
United Press reports the House committee approves a bill to authorize sale of enemy property. Discussion centers on German shipowners and interests, with aims to sever German commercial ties. Also noted are wartime camps and a low death rate reported by General Gorgas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Pree
Washington
Mareh
Sondie
Mitchell Palin
Todkin
United Press
Gorgas
Wickly
National Guard
Petrograd
Connorits
Air Activities Increase Daily Amid Frontline Skirmishes
Weather and mud hamper movements as air activities rise daily. Artillery on both sides grows more intense with limited changes in frontline positions. In London March reports heavy bombardment near Bois Greniers and rising German artillery activity west of Lens, near the Scarpe, and east of Ypres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellih
London
Bois Greniers Amt
Scarpe
Lens
Ypres
Prisoner details jail meals and conditions in county jail
Ignaz Skodlo aged 22, a Berry Frat worker, testifies at county hall about eleven days in jail where meals were scant and poor. He describes bread and water, cabbage and tripe, a daily portion of meat, and prices for prisoner allowances rising from four to fifty dollars over eleven days. He explains the daily routine and notes officials’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyle
Bloodie
Skoda
Fred F. Moran
First Baptist Church Meeting This Evening
A thin evening gathering at 7:45 will host the regular quarterly meeting at the First Baptist Church. The program includes reports from church committees and a review of recent campaigns. Members are urged to attend as the church outlines plans for the coming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Corry Chupeh
Sil
Food Card Directive from Pennsylvania Officials
Pond Administrator Khel orders immediate reporting of food supplies to Walter L. Peake. Families must hold thirty days of stock and report via blanks to the county food administrator. Violations carry up to a $5,000 fine and imprisonment. immediate reports prevent search and prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khel
Erle
Walter L. Peale
Deanly Fou
Corry
Kluth
Neil
Walter L. Peake
Prry
heNo
Auneehaldarels
Purehawe
Avery
Aimee
Meray
Nevilnes
Sewtrh
Howard Heinz
Pidtersl
Pennsylvania
Water Meter Decision Limited to One Case
The Public Service Commission issued a statement saying the decision authorizing the Purlview Water Company to install meters for customers does not apply statewide. The ruling would apply in cases with the same popular conditions, as in the Folryw case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriaturg
Public Service Commisscian Today
Pulrview Water Company
Arovall
Housing Crisis Looms Over Tealcurate City
Citizens report widespread housing strain with over a hundred apartments exposed or vacant amid rising rents. Local reform advocates urge coordinated actions by landlords and authorities to restore availability while weather favors potential mitigation steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milterson
Matterson
Tujkern
Hans Sotorke
Peake Proposes New Ruling On Baker Permits
Walter L. Mevke deputy reports a new ruling affecting baker and hotel restaurant operations. The measure requires government plates and permits on cards, with changes affecting bread and oats production forecasts. Weather note: cold tonight with snow probable and slight warming expected Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Mevke
Adtminnistrattor
Iran
Pons
Foot Niles
Gotham
Huns Employ Russian Conscripts Against Allies
Report from Petrograd on March 7 describes refugees arriving from recently occupied areas now in German hands. The article notes German demands for conscription of Russian troops and orders immediate executions for resistance, with conscripts organized under German command lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Alies
Cor Peaint
Corman
Talon
Terme Stositey
Betes
Two Month Strain Ahead Amid Global Shipping Crisis
A chaotic forecast shows two months of continued disruption as Allied shipping faces blockades and port traffic, with Germany’s actions and British wartime measures stressing supply lines. Officials warn ship trade may halt or slow, threatening tonnage and global imports.
Bunce to Leave Erie Ticket Office
George Nwnee active in Brie fall duties for Montville Me. Bunce to leave Erie ticket office Monday for Meadville. Mr Dunee served four years at Erie junction rail line including night agent then day passenger agent duties. successor appointment at Corry station pending. Friends regret departure from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nwnee
Teavan
Faye Slays
Montville
Bunce
Meadvilla
Dunee
Erie Jn Thinery
Mr. Simons
Tug Boon Fattlatiel
Ls Duitie
Auenevsor
Bunes
Corry
Vine Railroad
Pommyahy
Searching for R Goodwill relatives seek missing man
Relatives in this city request publication of an inquiry about Ralph Goodwill last seen in December 1926. They ask anyone with knowledge of his whereabouts to come forward to assist in locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Goodwill
Sean
Anstown
Cate
Goodwill
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