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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
1
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A convoluted report alleges German agents and American naval plotters pursued sensitive plans at a U S yard. It claims connections to German officials and espionage rings, with mentions of hidden weaponry, secret contracts, and possible sabotage tied to wartime actions abroad.
Henry Houck secretary of Internal Affairs is reported dead after an attack of analysis in Harrisburg. The 81 year old official, a long serving figure in state government, had celebrated his eighty first birthday a week earlier and would have reached fifty years in public service had he lived. He traveled extensively within the state and held various posts, including deputy state superintendent of public instruction.
The Thaw case moves forward as alienists pronounce him insane amid ongoing proceedings. The testimony, observed with the Turner commission, marks a pivotal moment in the attempted defense. Weather in Philadelphia notes and local time references accompany the report.
News dispatch from Washington reports a peace initiative tied to a food shortage and diplomatic efforts may push World War II toward settlement within a few months. Observers cite cabinet tensions, public morale, and widespread international diplomacy as factors guiding potential ceasefire talks.
Washington reports heavy support from the American Federation of Labor and four railway brotherhoods for universal military training. A 9400 word National Labor Council pamphlet urged approval, and labor leaders pledged no strike during wartime, sending a message to the White House.
United Press report from Millebure notes rivers near Pittsburg are receding after reaching flood levels around twenty feet. Some north side locations remain inundated with considerable damage to properties and infrastructure observed as the flood subsides.
Alfred George, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis George of Oil City, was engulfed in flames when a gasoline can exploded as playmates threw him onto a bonfire. The quick actions of his young friends wrapped him in overcoats and extinguished the blaze, saving his life.
A mangled report from New York on March 13 describes protests against American relief officials and the Belgian Relief Commission in Northern France. The piece mentions John Hoover era figures, objections by authorities to American presence, and plans to place Dutch workers in charge, with reference to pensions and Allied relief efforts.
Weather relief arrived as rain and snow eased a western wheat belt drought endangering the winter crop. Officials say moisture restored soil, reduced losses for growers, and could secure bread supplies for the nation and possibly the world as European harvests lag due to wartime disruptions.
The Merines scoot Company announces a five percent wage increase for all employees effective Saturday. This marks the third raise in twelve months as the Main street plant continues heavy activity and overtime to support a booming operation amid ongoing development at the Corey Industry.
A bridal shower for Mita Margnenl Alexander was hosted at a North Center Street home with friends attending in a St Patrick’s Day decor. The afternoon featured a Twelve cover menu, a gift table, and a bridge game after luncheon, with Miss Mor Farge wearing a lilac sash and a humorous toast.
Report claims sixty submarines destroyed in six weeks by Allied naval forces. The piece notes extensive undersea warfare and attributes the tally to Allied actions against German U boats, with authorities presenting the count as authenticated news from the Entente powers.
United Press dispatch notes printed strike orders set for Saturday afternoon if no settlement by then. Brotherhoods and railroad employers face potential walkout as mediation and conciliation boards attempt to avert a rail stoppage. A district note from Bellmont outlines the situation and timing.
The cemetery group considers increasing sexton wages from monthly ranges to 60 dollars and 40 dollars, with a proposed gradual raise over months. A motion to authorize the executive committee to arrange a windbreak project and other maintenance was discussed, but no final action was taken.
Washington action seeks clemency for Diggs and Camnetti convicted under the Mann White Slave Act. The petition lists hundreds of citizens and jurors, and notes Supreme Court ruling on the bias of the law while urging the president to intervene.
Indoor camp meeting set to begin Sunday at the Shaw Methodist Church with Rev. W. Holt from Trans Sioux City and Rev. Mutt from the Midwest conducting daily sessions through April 7. Mrs. William Ly Murphy of Sebring will arrive Saturday to lead singing and assist the choir.
Washington March 13 Vance C McCormick Democratic National Chairman may be appointed Ambassador to Japan learned here today on excellent authority McCormick to not be eager to secure the appointment but will be inclined to accept by President Wilson In case of his final refusal the bench will revolve to the great boom for the appointment of Edwin Morgan Minister to Brazil
Ade Scott a well known Townville resident was killed yesterday afternoon at work on the Turro of Slowry Horrin outings. Lee and Harris to Cul were involved. A tree near the site is said to have struck Scott, the cause remains a mystery, leaving the community in mourning.
Corry Branch No 5 of the Lt. 1 4 plans the Annual Easter Monday Ball marking the 27th anniversary of the Order. The event on Monday AUT Sth at the State Armory will feature elaborate decor by Katie Whitt and a concert program with notable talent. Five hundred invitations have been ordered for distribution to a large local audience.
Corry Encampment number 24 held a session last evening to install officers. W Bus and FE Williams led the program with L. A. Jones of Mill Village among attendees. Officers named include H P John B Obrn Scribe L Mather Treasurer W Ed Marsh Representative A FP Carlburg Trustee W W Hall and others.
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