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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
1
Readable fragments show names and places like Oak, Ar and V6 to reference a local event. No clear date or full details are present.
Special correspondent William Philip Athits of United Prose describes extreme acts by German forces in occupied areas. He cites a German commander and local civilians, including a pregnant woman wounded in front of a crowd, as Allied observers debate pacifist stances and the impact on morale. The piece claims widespread brutality and a decimated territory under German control.
United Press report from Chicago says two German fugitives were arrested by Ku Klux Klan officers this morning, with names altered in the dispatch. Prosecutions prevented early details from public release while officials confirmed the fugitives were highly wanted. Separate Fremont fire incident left four dead, with two women severely burned.
The city weather summary notes rising temperatures across the region with heat indices climbing into the upper 90s. Officials advise staying hydrated indoors and limiting outdoor exposure during peak sun hours.
A garbled 1920s style piece argues a large U.S. loan to Allies could end the war swiftly. It claims five billion dollars would be enough, with a claim of low impact on U.S. war resources and rapid repayment within a year. The text reflects sensational framing and uncertain specifics.
The National Security League and city mayors discuss broad public opinion on universal military service for youths. Debates cover five to eleven month terms, with Congress set to consider proposals next week. A public coupon plan may be circulated. local reports await outcome.
A home on East Main Street was entered by burglars during the night. Residents awoke to find a window broken and theft of a gold watch chain with an agate charm. Police investigated the break in and sought clues, warning residents to secure doors and report suspicious activity. Local authorities planned further inquiries and potential arrests.
Members of the Gorry Council and city engineers appeared in county court today in the Park Paving Company versus C. F. Cryntath case. The dispute centers on North Gontorstront street value and the contract awarded to the Park Paving Company, with C. F. Granty as a related contractor. The city of Corry is not a party to the dispute. proceedings target paving work and settlement terms dating back years.
Washington March 27 Precautionary measures will guard President Wilson for his appearance. Officials will restrict access to the Capitol with special passes and crowd control. Police and military officers will be stationed inside the Capitol to maintain order during the joint session. The oldest guard will be at the entrance and only a few minutes before his appearance will admittance be allowed.
United Press report from San Francisco dated March 27 describes farewell to former California governor Hiram Johnson as he departs by train and air to Washington to assume his seat in the U.S. Senate. The dispatch notes Johnson’s pledge to pursue a better world and mentions his upcoming trip across Nevada and on to Chicago.
Special postal employees commenced weighing mail at the Joe Station this morning. The weighing operations will continue for thirty five days under government orders. James Foley, recently appointed weighing clerk, resumed duties this morning after an injury on the station platform. Morton Daily transfers agent for the Pennsylvania lines also returned to duties following a disabling fall.
Report from The Hague dated March 27 states that over four thousand German soldiers have crossed the Holland border, seeking food amid military pressure. Dutch authorities have placed the troops under surveillance as the border situation intensifies.
Harrisburg local option measure fails by a 127 to 72 vote. The proposed option had been supported by state officials and lawmakers but was defeated amid opposition in the on going local election.
report from Patiograd, Mure on March 27 describes the Now Ruaden regime driving plans with Central powers aims. discussed are neutralization of Constantinople, possible territorial adjustments, and moves to align Bulgaria closer to Russia, with Romani groups viewed as potential allies against Teutonic forces.
A United Press report from General High’s headquarters says British forces seized two towns named Hqulospurt and Longaylsnys during the current clash with German troops. German counter moves were repelled with strong artillery and air support.
Three men died in a hotel blaze in Heston Wo Vi 87, as flames spread rapidly and attempts to control the fire were underway. The victims were identified as Stevens, owner of the Dalging, Linsey Mebtor, and Siar Hn Mehl. several other occupants escaped with narrow margins.
A Danish royal message from Copenhagen dated March 27 expresses goodwill toward the West Indies and inhabitants. It notes loyalty to the United States and hopes for prosperity under joint administration or protection by the American government.
A Premont area fund builds $1,0600 for high school scholarships as Linda Keidler, former teacher, is named in a will. East Liverpool fatal auto crash claims Jinchey Fulmer Edward Bunting and John Kedro injured others unhurt.
A cyclone struck Patroy Alabama early today destroying the town and causing numerous fatalities. Relief workers rushed to the scene as details remained scarce and communications were limited. Local authorities reported at least fourteen deaths and feared more, with crews assessing the widespread damage.
Evening sky above Franklin and nearby areas shown a fireball moving from east to southwest. Two Fourth Ward residents on Pith Avenue describe a blue white streak followed by a tall incandescent vapor cloud, visible for a brief interval. Witnesses note the event appeared lower than a meteor shower and unseen in certain directions.
United Press reports a federal bank board action this afternoon to secure further credit for army supplies. The War Department urged renewed funding and the board was to back new credit arrangements as needed. The move follows pressure to sustain disbursements for military needs.
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