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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1917
Page
1
A battered OCR fragment mentions Corry and unclear names and dates. The readable portion hints at a local item or event but lacks concrete details to identify the subject or outcome. Further restoration needed to extract persons, places, or actions with accuracy.
The report states all nations were notified by the State Department about a protest and the planned handling of ammunition aboard American warships. It mentions statements from officials and outlines actions for the deployment of weapons and guard procedures on ships under U.S. control.
Brakeshoe Co announced it would hire all applicants at its Ulin plant, promising near full employment as the foundry shifts to produce brake castings. The manager said the operation would ramp up next week with about hundred fifty workers needed immediately and more expected as the new equipment comes online.
Corry locals anticipate a major concert as John McCornack tops a rising career. Organizer G E Bosworth reports strong advance interest from nearby cities and expects a far larger attendance than ever before in Corry.
Paris reports another rain of around in the Mutou region of Champegne as public fronts shift. Officials note allied movements on the western front with French forces taking advantage of weather and local conditions.
A Saturday evening fault on high tension lines along Washington Street near the Rudhitar company caused a power arc that tripped breakers and cut electricity to North Side residences and stores. The outage lasted until shortly before 10 PM, with employees swiftly restoring service after rerouting power from the South Side. Local businesses faced inconveniences during open hours, but no injuries were reported.
The Crown Baking Company reports a daily rise of about five hundred loaves in demand. Through the week, production and sales have exceeded March last year by over five hundred loaves daily. Washington street merchants note strong output of specialties while the overall volume remains high.
Philadelphia police arrest a man named John Meradlay Hlene ty Piechs who claims to be a German sailor after he was seen cutting wires near Bridesburg. He is jailed while investigators review the case as officers observed him attempting to steal wire for scrap.
News from Saturday outlines new funding and industrial developments for the city.Plans by Architect AP Mount to advance several project packages include housing and commercial holdings.Two major firms expect expansion this spring with a new plant in prospect and a new public library reported among existing projects.
Ralph Ely sends a copy of the Petersburg independent to the journal touching on St Petersburg matters and Florida topics. The notice mentions a standing offer tied to an orientation and a gun not shining at a specific hour, plus social notes about residents Beene Amidon and Sackaon of Bla.
Flooding and storm damage ravage Indiana towns with widespread destruction. Residents report casualties and extensive property loss as emergency crews distribute aid and coordinate relief efforts. Local officials urge continued donations of food, water, and clothing while shelters handle displaced families.
American Line plans to resume passenger and freight service between New York and European ports, listing New York as port of origin. The announcement notes ships will sail with restricted gun mounts and crews due to Navy directives, detailing vessels including Ark and St Paul under wartime orders.
Washington reports tentative tolls from the war showing about 4,444,201 dead and wounded among the militaries, with 419,000 dead or missing in the Armenia and Balkans fronts. Entente losses total about 6,818,000 versus 3,884,800 for the Central Powers. Figures are approximate highlights from official reports and may reflect weeks of compilation.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a committee event and exhibition this evening. It mentions a lodge blog project denoting attendees, planning, and anticipated turnout. It references a future property event and a possible free visit to rooms, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text.
Miss Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs OM Thomason of Nix Elly appeared at a concert given by the Votive y Ban? on the first Friday evening. An Ithaca Conservatory of Music student, she received high praise for a splendid performance noted as the best student impression in several years. Her voice and presence drew showers of praise from students and attendees who witnessed her display. After Christmas she spent time with her parents here and many friends, while those who heard her at the Emmanuel choir during her stay in Beck Ware remarked on her rapidly improving talent.
Article reports state governor resignation plans while noting local plants seek workers as many idle men wander public streets. Police say over thirty persistent loafers hinder areas near depots and workplaces, with employers like Ampr-Sih Brkeshoe and Poundryvo seeking labor for tasks such as Maditor Couping. Families rely on income. authorities struggle to compel work or relocate residents.
Washington announces Willan Stone as chairman of the Senate relations committee. Two more appointments follow with Senators Fall and Knox chosen to fill vacancies created by two Republican members of the committee chaired by Stone.
United Press dispatch from Havant reports Gerard party officials stating Germany faces widespread hunger and rising mortality among soldiers and civilians. They warn private property seizure and government debt repudiation, with the nation nearing bankruptcy and a weakening war effort.
In memory of the late Paul Hatch services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 20 o clock from the home on West Smith street Braderie Anker of the Hospital church assisted by Mrs Buin Holbrook officiated at the services attended by many relatives of the deceased Was buried in Grove Cemetery Sol Mamosson prepared for his amateur season at Chautauqua narrowly escaped when a limited suburban rail car went off the track near Patnesville and Cleveland a front axle failure sent the car tumbling onto a deep embankment Wearcossin unhurt crawled through windows of the rear platform clutching a violin Two timbering firms in For 7 dst county installing a 600 horsepower shotter with air lower will be in operation by month’s end Weather hampered steaming capacity at full space The Mineral at JW Holmes will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1 Volock at the Ul B Chubb The Bible Lady Club will meet with Asaari
A peddler arrested for theft appeared before Magistrate Shields in Unton City after being sent from Linton City. The court remitted a $5 fine and charged the stranger $2, with total cents final. The man mocked the Chief as he left, and merchants learned of the leniency.
Dr. FSB Livermore, from Barberton, and his wife stay with Mr and Mrs RF Livermore on Wirleht Street. He recently returned from New York City after a five week course in advanced surgery at the Polytonte Hospital and College. Livermore is a graduate of Corry High School.
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