05 May 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1917
Page
1
United Press reports a broad outline for nationwide registration under the President's proclamation. It details local registration machinery, eligibility, and the roles of sheriffs clerks mayors and appointed registrars with emphasis on volunteers and mandatory participation.
In Montevideo on May 5 the Beoxiiian government released Dr Pauli former German minister at Rio de Janeiro after assurances from Germany. Pauli had been detained in a small Uruguayan town pending Berlin related advices and order.
Police report no clues after a burglary at Climax Machine Shop yesterday. Chief Davis scoured nearby towns but found nothing. authorities hint the stolen tools may be hidden locally and kept under watch for suspects. Connection to a Moray Workshed raid is considered but unconfirmed.
The United Trias reports Washington approved a loan package totaling 1.6 billion dollars to England and France. A 26 million dollar advance was handed to a HAUAh representative, with the 1 billion dollar French government loan expected to be arranged within days.
Washington May 5 An impending bill seeks to bring shipyard production under federal control as Congress debates autocratic powers. The measure targets warship repairs and manufacturing for the navy while facing opposition from some senators and international pressure. hör
President today visits the House with Mia Wilson and Mee McAdoo amid a tense gallery. A crowd erupts as a blast occurs, triggering a wave of demonstrations and a historical moment in the Capitol.
The Purity Club met at the president Mr D J Alexander's North Central street home. Amusements and speeches dominated the evening as members faced a temperamental outbreak linked to a failed card game, with plans announced for the next meeting at Mr And Wins on Maple Ave.
The report to the government by the Trade Commission denounces speculation and argues current coal prices do not reflect production costs. It warns against manipulating markets and notes that higher production could ease prices, while urging careful cost transfer to consumers.
Forest Geiger son of Mr and Mrs Charles Geiger of this city enlisted in the reserves yesterday. He passed the physical and exam ination for the aviation branch and will report to Madison Barracks New York for training for three to four months. He is expected to transfer to the aviation service upon endorsement. Elizabeth Kaley will leave for Buffalo after a short visit at home. Mrs William Barry plans to return to Cleveland tomorrow.
Reports describe a stalemate on the front with fresh German divisions sent to the Solasone and Rheluis sectors. Allied forces counter with French and British actions as reinforcements flood the lines in a high tension battle amid shifting positions and ongoing fighting.
In a quick meeting before 1 o clock the Ajax foundry workers petitioned for higher pay. The management granted immediate increases in the machine shop and other departments and has raised wages several times in the past six months, affecting about 100 employees.
Amsterdam dispatches report the Reichstag committee backing autocratic rule for the Kaiser. A proposed measure to make the Chancellor sign all orders and be accountable to the Reichstag failed, leaving the Kaiser’s authority intact.
Superintendent notes a 14 page investigation into pupil dental health. The study finds widespread tooth decay with only about 20 percent of pupils examined by a dentist and 44 percent wearing appliances. High school pupils show decay despite regular care. parental interest in copies of the report is requested.
The May issue of The Owl has been released for high school students featuring a wireportals edition for the sophomore club. It includes articles about athletic events and alumni photos. Copies are available at Babbitt’s desatoro and the Kelty News Stand. request Gerald Wood or Paul Bjroy for back issues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe unsettled relations between the Duma and government. Mentions leaders Huneweriit Mays Pysscorinnin Dhire and events at headquarters. Indicates provisional government negotiations and a split in allied support amid ongoing political upheaval.
A Wayne town report notes an oil company tractor in use for road work. Mr Rimby operates the machine for ditching and railing the route while Wall is praised for handling the operation. Officials express satisfaction with the equipment and its progress on the project.
The Stars and Stripes were raised this morning on a forty foot flagpole at the north end of the Brakeshoe plant. Planned flag-raising exercises were canceled due to bad weather. Mrs. Inex Duncan raised the flag at Onehack under the plant's emergency official oversight.
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