09 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local incident note mentioning Pucholt and Gorey. The text is incomplete but suggests a naming or event tied to an ophthalmologist or official at a place associated with Hine har. Further details are unavailable in the readable fragment.
A reporter recalls Senator Stone’s remarks as he defends his actions amid Missouri constituent concerns. The exchange touches on calls for accountability from the Senate committee, with Stone denying blame while urging clarity over recent inquiries and political criticisms.
Remains of Mrs Harrington were brought to the city from Atlantic City by her daughter to attend the funeral. She formerly lived with her late husband Bartholomew Harrington and had been a well known resident. The body was taken to Alexander Koons on North Center Street and the funeral will be held tomorrow with interment at Strom Crowe cemetery.
A report from Washington March 9 describes German officer Captain von Wilizon and conspirators tied to the Welland plot. Fritzen is taken into custody in Los Angeles after a dawn raid. The accused admit past actions but claim they were driven by journalistic exposure and fear of retribution.
A wire service report from Washington DC on March 9 states American troops participated in no major action yesterday near Banquiko Cuba. Commanche Hebknap, the Secretary of Duntole, said American marines had landed in small numbers with a rear guard for civil governance. A brief bulletin notes four hundred American marines were landed and a small boat was sent ashore.
A committee of the Chamber of Commerce reports that the remaining balance of 147 dollars in the Company A Relief Fund is to be held in trust for future needs. The fund, raised to aid National Guardsmen and families, shows 447 dollars collected but only 300 spent on rent and support. the balance remains to cover possible future cases. Local note adds Mrs. Holey of Meadyuin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Selplely on W Main Street.
Berlin reports Russian forces suffered captures amid engagement near the Magrayoy position on the Rumianian front. An official statement today notes several prisoners were taken by Gore units during the clash.
Fragmentary OCR indicates concert reservations with mis-spelled names and vague times. Mrs Nosworth and Mrs Rochworth are mentioned in relation to seating or accompaniment while a tenor is noted to perform. The text references a morning departure, a weighon attendee, and a planned gathering at a station or venue with unclear logistics.
Mr and Mrs Henry Henyett of East Washington street entertained the Pedro Club on Wednesday evening. The event featured a garden party with several members praised for their efforts. A three course luncheon was served by the host couple.
President Wilson stays in bed as doctors and Dr Grayson report the cabinet meeting would have been held today to discuss affairs. Washington notes little change in his condition with a cool, fair forecast for tonight and Sunday.
Swanson announces plans to re enlist in the Navy as his current enlistment nears expiration. Local ties connect him to the community and he prepared for a new term after serving four years aboard motor divisions and a prior stint as a sharpshooter.
Legislative bulletins are issued weekly including work by Arthur Lyi and Clarke of the state Senate. Readers are invited to visit the skyboard office to view the bulletins and learn about proposed legislation and its disposition by both houses.
Morning reports from residents about dogs running loose kill poultry in the city. Officials note many dogs roam without proper tagging or penalties under local ordinances. Investigations reveal owners evading taxes on poultry losses and authorities seek to curb the issue amid unclear enforcement.
By United Press from El Paso in March, a chaotic report notes that Durango faced a three thousand-strong bandit attack. a city, its leaders and supporters of Cirrinea were reportedly executed or slain. General Cavers offered stubborn resistance before the bandits moved toward another location.
A United Press despatch notes confusion over released prisoners in Germany and state department expectations on Washington Berlin relations. The report mentions Americans detained in Germany and anticipated actions by officials in Berlin and Washington.
Preparations underway at Slate Armory for a St Patrick's Day party tomorrow with decorated halls and floral features. Mr gait and colleagues coordinate entertainment as Marek, Ang, and other locals arrange activities and refreshments for the Hill School event.
Raymond Co. received a new truck from Raymond Manufacturing Company. The truck, built for heavy payloads, was placed into operation today to boost freight shipments. George Allen, formerly with the company in the city, now represents the Raymond concern in sales and service.
In settlement of the estate, Rich Farm and town property change hands. Jnlo Dr G Tem, the sap at Columbus, sold to dM Woodring, with family to move in soon. The Dawson home on West Wallington is to be sold. bank notes and railifications noted amid local transfers. Army aviator Suwa killed in a plane crash. government investigating possible suicide motive. Henry Layer recovering after minor operation. doing nicely. Frank William Linnendel and Howard Opandaal Texas-bound, to play Tit ville against St. Titus High School. Dr George Shields, Navy attaché, sent to Santo Domingo to command a marine hospital. uprisings noted.
Miss Avlen ratron yao is a patient at Corry Hospital but proved able to return home today. Mr and Mrs Agene Amidon visit with daughter Abs Dow duc at Mids Goldie Pett. Mrs Thurs on house vacancy on Second Avenue rented by Mr and Mrs Orville Virrre. A.D. Neill bought property in St. Petersburg joining John Catkine. Mrs John Newton travels to Brooklyn after her father G. C. Kite’s death, accompanied by her mother Mrs King. Miss Margaret Alexander hosted a screen supper and bridge on Natty Venter Street. Mrs Dan Walsh and children return to Silavunen after visiting. Halward Kinley of Buffalo visiting, John Sullivan improving at home on West Washington Street. Wrights advertises phonograph with modern tone. Patrick Harrington visiting from Cullin due to Mrs Harrington. Funeral for Maul Hutch at his mother’s West Emith Street home tomorrow at 2:40 PM. WE Whittelsey leaving for Cleveland on Raymond Manufacturing business. Miss Belle Lonshing visits Ware ron for cousin Josephine McConnell’s birthday. Way of the Cross and Stations at St Elizabeth’s Church tonight. Funeral of Jute Alexander Mohamieh at 7:30 AM noted, remains to be disposed.
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