29 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
1
Washington reports progress on naval arming strategies as German and Allied actions influence U S policy. President plans to withhold some details until Monday while awaiting further statements from German Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg. Public neutrality remains cautious amid ongoing wartime developments.
The article reports an international plea for peace urging restraint amid Germany's actions. It cites Mr Aryun's opening address calling on nations to avoid further conflict and pursue a phased approach to disarmament and cooperation.
The report notes martial law declared across Spain after a countrywide workers strike. It mentions cabinet actions, price controls, and the government cloning labor quarters. Local references describe Meadville lodge visits and a testimonial gathering in Crawford County with details on a lodge initiation and hospitality at the Meadville meeting.
Washington March 24 United Press reports a German U boat sank a British bark nearly 40 miles off the coast. The vessel’s captain was captured and later landed in a British port. Two American seamen from Pensacola were noted among the crew rescued.
Reported capture of a key munitions and supply depot by German forces described as a major action near the Somme region. The advance involved artillery and infantry units with ongoing fighting conditions and continued heavy shelling and countermoves through the morning.
The Navy Department announced large awards for construction at the New York Navy Yard including plans for a new battleship access way. Details on submarine orders and related contracts were withheld pending final approval by the top command.
A sensational United Press dispatch claims two German submarines lie off Long Island and Montauk Point awaiting orders to attack New York or bombard U S shipping. The source notes the claim was attributed to officials and locations, with uncertainty about exact identities of the submarines.
Berlin declares western front attacks repulsed and claims Allied ships shot down in France during night operations. Official report notes continued combat and ongoing offensives.
Rome dispatch reports that Washington urged Berlin to evacuate all Americans in safety. American Ambassador Page forwarded the request to Germany as Spanish diplomats were asked to assist. Notices suggest Spain may have been asked to ensure all Americans deserted Germany before April 2.
Washington March 29 A government report by the Interstate Commerce Commission notes railroads claim freight rate increases on tremen dous rises but attribute them to higher operating costs. The commission records an estimated earnings rise of about 7 million for the period, signaling a substantial profit uptick for the railroads.
March 20 court action compels the banker Harry McDowell to respond to all questions from United State Attorney B Lowsy Humes in a probe into money motions linked to the Hloakiey conspirators. The decision broadens inquiry scope and allows deeper witness detail for the grand jury.
London reports Hoy plans to join engineering corps after Laconia sinking. Setrograd notes German forces renew attacks on Slav region. Rankin to introduce Susan B Anthony resolution for women’s suffrage. Vancouver reports Japanese wear shipped by German submarine. Senate moves to scrap treaties amid German violations. No preparedness parade in Washington planned for Monday.
An official report from the British expeditionary forces claims a decisive victory at sea after a fierce engagement. The clash involved heavy bombardment and casualties, with twenty thousand troops cited in the contested action. The report emphasizes the success against the Ottoman force and notes severe losses on both sides.
Local businessmen and factory leaders join the Board of Commerce to tackle Meadville housing strain as Corry’s industrial growth nears. A committee report outlines steps to ease the shortage and speed developments, with a meeting planned at the Corry Board of Commerce office Friday evening.
Carmen Hill, a Birmingham area pitcher, gains fan support after an exhibition against the Washington Americans. Local reports note his dominance over three innings with one hit allowed and three strikeouts, drawing praise from Birmingham newspapers and speculation he may be drafted by a major league club before season's end.
Mr Clement i Brickey and Minx Huse Crowell were joined in marriage on Tuesday evening March 27 at the residence of Rev. Wredaricle Baker of the Mirat Baptist Church. Rev. Baker performed the ceremony with the couple’s relatives present.
A local survey shows a majority favor universal military training based on a mail-in poll. Citizens including Mayor Pattinson are awaiting guidance from the National Security Council and a second referendum may follow to gauge broader support.
Tokio reports the Japanese government has formally recognized the new Russian regime as the rightful authority. An official announcement states this step aligns with Tokyo’s view of the current government in Russia.
The Corry High girls defeated Waterford Von Lomo Seidel 7 to 3 at Presbyterian gym. The visitors rode a four point burst in the second period to seize the lead as St. Tamaned and Cambridge Springs Wiel provided upcoming competition.
The nominating committee named candidates for president and vice presidents and for directors across classes. Officers may be voted at the second Monday in May with nominations due fifteen days before. Additional names may be added by petition twenty days before the election.
The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs D D Reed on Bay Street Washington. The gathering elected officers: President Mrs Frank Crowell Vice President Mrs Robert Heertatn Treasurer Mr Fr 1 Whittlesey Secretary of Little Mrs Lime Bentley.
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