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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
2
British and French forces hold positions in Northern France with improved lines as Allied leaders express optimism. A Spanish envoy says Germany is beaten if Allies sustain the front, while London reports new German plots to draw American intervention in Mexico.
United Press reports Gabriele Principe, famed for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, dies in Prague prison after a long confinement. The dispatch notes lingering effects of his trial and the political fallout surrounding his actions, with references to international reactions and the broader wartime context.
Funeral services were held today for the late Lat, with Rev Tracey officiating a sermon at Sir Thomas Myer. Interment followed at St Phones Cemetery in Union City. Relatives and mourners included Mrs Wessle Haugh and several unnamed children and community members. The obituary notes the untimely death of the young individual and offers condolences to bereaved parents.
From the Vatican on May 1 the papal announcement confirms Monsignor Dougherty, the present Bishop of Buffalo, is named by the Pope to become Archbishop of Philadelphia. The declaration follows widespread church speculation and elevates Dougherty to lead the Philadelphia archdiocese.
Voters are encouraged to register tonight for the spring primary set for May 2. The notice urges every man to register, noting the need to participate in the election and detailing registration challenges and local turnout expectations.
Washington May 1 United Press reports indicate suspicions that Spanish emissaries may have engaged with U S prisoners. The account notes alleged interactions and the potential implications for ongoing diplomatic, military, and prisoner-related matters amid broader wartime tensions.
The BIMWACS held a meeting featuring a long discussion on work and aims. Roy Hywilurlok Ny Troy and Rev Rok Moulke led talks with Miss Kelway and others. The group celebrated progress and noted plans for a May 7 meeting in the M. B. churn basement.
Frigid night ahead with heavy frost expected tonight as temperatures dip across the region. A warming trend begins Thursday with brighter skies and milder daytime highs.
An unclear OCR text discusses militia expansion with a target of twenty three men and a call to enhance the remaining twelve by an upcoming evening. Mentions leadership, patriotism, and daily duties but details are garbled and names and specifics are not readable.
Mary Manning, daughter of Mr and Mrs Greeny, married James Manning in a cream taffeta gown at St Titus Church yesterday at 9 am. The ceremony, celebrated by Rev Cavanaugh, followed by a breakfast at the home of the bridegroom. The couple will reside at their home after May 10, with guests including Mia Frank O Day and Frank O Day Jr. of Corry attending.
A May 1 dispatch from Cushinidun, Washington reports Wilson purchasing another bond and urging a government price fix for rubber goods. The proposal claims federal controls would curb inflation, raise export opportunities, and stabilize vital products amid wartime conditions. The article notes tensions with the rubber industry and potential economic effects if the plan advances.
The report notes a high level meeting between an Austrian ruler and Kaiser amid ongoing political tensions. Observers describe cautious diplomacy and potential shifts in alliance as both leaders discuss regional stability and strategic concerns affecting central Europe.
The readable fragments describe a Red Cross gathering at a Widow City residence linked to Mr and Mrs Mullen. The text hints at a shortened meeting time in the afternoon and mentions a property use for wood processing or preparation. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR yields a muddled report mentioning County and Erie City competing for a cup and a victory extended to a subcup. The text references Ramsay Hutton and Mt featerijl, with unclear dates, locations, and outcomes, but implies a local sports event outcome involving county and city teams.
A garbled April dispatch from Washington references a missing Cyclops as investigators press on. The fragmentary text mentions naval college, officials, and a physician named Ved Bartholomew amid unclear locations and dates, with a note on a patient in hospital not improving as friends hoped.
A wartime leaflet-like piece features Brother Ben and Brother Bob debating bond purchases. Ben extols baby bonds for business funds while Bob favors larger bonds, arguing big purchases support Britain and hasten victory. The text advocates financial support to defeat enemies in Belgium and return them to Berlin.
A local gas company conducts an inventory of gas property across towns it serves. The process involves attorneys, engineers, and public officials and will be reviewed by the Public Service Commission to establish what assets exist and their value. It mentions accommodations for homeowners and property owners during the examination.
Corry reports bond totals from last night at 139750 with expectations of a stronger showing today as city finances and committee debates press for improved reads. Officials note subscriptions and bank activity shaping the public funding efforts amid ongoing district concerns.
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