11 May 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
1
French report new advances around Soucher and near Cerny as German attempts to retake lost ground fail. British positions are claimed secure with recent French counterattacks described as extending a limited operation last evening amid ongoing war office briefings.
In Petrograd May turmoil spreads as workers and citizens declare intention to abolish separaty from public life. Representatives of the Workers and Soldiers Council meet with rebel leaders to restore order while government envoys seek to quell the uprising. A municipal center near the river reports that government officials may have been seized by revolutionaries.
Amid inconsistent crops in Turkey, Bulgaria, and Hungary, Germany and its allies claim resilience as the harvest season nears. The report from a German official praises current defenses and forecasts continued endurance through the coming harvest, despite diverse agricultural shocks.
A cap explosion on a Warren county farm last evening severely injured a girl, injuring her right hand. The accident occurred while the girl handled a hazardous material cap used in wasting operations. two men nearby were killed and others were wounded. She was rushed to a hospital in Warren.
Washington May 11 President announces a new American Commission to oversee arms and policy with a renamed body and a slate of appointees including Cormick CP, Bertron, Kil Ward Havel Jayne Annonny De, and others. The list signals upcoming shifts as the commission aligns with national strategy and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
A Pittsburg drug plot is uncovered as fourteen men are arrested in a United Press dispatch. Authorities report one suspect American, another Chinese, with officials citing a warrant approved by Raven Officer Hoyle. Case linked to a long running syndicate and violation of drug laws.
United Press reports official word from Washington that thirteen Allied submarines are said to have been destroyed in the Mediterranean over the past fourteen days by Italian naval forces. The government released the first published details this morning, amid wartime disclosures from the campaign.
Harrisburg May 11 Jesse Wile lumen of the Vennayivanie Company Insuring lives and granting Aumultion was attested today charged with abstracting funds valued at 760000 from the company trust. The property lists at 7000000 with losses over several years dating back to 110. Stolen sums total 850000. Nearby, 65th birthday of Lamont Btw Sr celebrated with dinner party involving family. Mrs Thoman Aeranden, Pres of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, stayed overnight en route home from Brad ford to Franklin.
Sarah Tine Mears, age about seven, inmate at Warren Asylum, died this afternoon by own action. She reportedly climbed from her bed, reached an electric fixture, and jumped from the bed. Found by a nurse, she died shortly after. Previously a resident of Waterford, she had been at the asylum for some time.
A derelict search yields scant clues as officers pursue several cases in fall season. One man, Fred Hurdican, was detained on Columbus Avenue with a sack of unidentified items and questioned about their origin. Authorities urge the public to report further details to Chief Davis.
A brief forecast notes light to moderate winds with little change in temperature. The outlook for tonight and tomorrow indicates stable conditions with no significant weather events expected.
Fragmented OCR text describes selections for officers at a company training center. It mentions names, units, and dates, with scattered phrases about elections, appointments, and community involvement. The readable material suggests a military or organizational context but is garbled and clues are incomplete.
A handful of young men, including Mranitin Babbitt and Forrest Giger, are ordered to report for military service. Babbitt, returning from State College, and others from Waterford and nearby areas head to training or duty, reflecting broad government mobilization as World War II intensifies.
Miss Fitai and guests gathered at the Wentworth home for a lively evening in honor of Miss Lota Wentworth. Mr Kain Lindsley presented the entertainment with impersonations and novelty routines, while the dining room was beautifully set with a May Polonaise centerpiece and streamers.
John Adams of Pittsburgh, brother of Mrs. Robert Barlow of this city, travels today with an American Red Cross contingent bound for France. The boat’s exact destination is not definite, but Brest is a likely port. Adams, twenty three, is recently connected with the Red Cross and is a well known local figure who has visited relatives here multiple times.
Corry firm announces a new flour blend dubbed War Flour with plans for a lower price than current wheat flour. The venture, tied to AUt a lange ire duction, aims to meet rising demand as production ramps up in West Washington. A four dollar per barrel reference and early mixes indicate an accelerated rollout within weeks.
Tomorrow afternoon a big ball game is announced at the Waslington Street grounds featuring Warren thrae, Al Crondall, Hoenoes and the star Hlingen of My Bone town. A large crowd is expected as Hone are prepared for a center field showcase and the event is presented by Lit Nihon Colsel Company.
The Hoard of Commerces organized a fine concert last evening at the corner of Washington and Con lure streets, then moved to the State Armory for a dance attracting one of the season's largest crowds. Thorn Wate led the group at the intersection before the band performed again at the Armory with an adjacent orchestra. Dancing began at o clock and continued until midnight, drawing strong financial and social success for the organizers.
A fragmented account describes clashes involving Romani people in Columbus. The text mentions bands clashing with locals, police, and bystanders amid tense confrontations and a risky situation escalating toward deadline and danger. Names, places, and precise actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
Corry Lodge reports news on the Grand Lodge convention in Boston. The annual session will be held despite war conditions, with plans for a biannual gathering of the lodge and consideration of safety, supplies, and government involvement during the crisis.
Prot Guores 1h Moora and Wrot HarrysSions of Ite Weigh School announce a large Red Cross mass meeting next week at the High School Auditorium. Mrs. C. ¢. Lavelind will attend to address the gentlemen on the big purpose. W. Mirray, temporary captain, leads preliminary work reporting a strong membership drive and a rivalry between ward organizations in the contest, with the race between the Second and last ward workers noted as especially vigorous.
A major fire tore through the Struthers Warren Hotel on May 10. Firefighters battled flames as occupants were evacuated and chemicals fed the blaze. Investigators traced cause amid reports of explosions and smoke filling the area.
A small but lively gathering took place at the Ulaly Name Society of SS Willan deth's church last evening. The event featured a smoker and social with music, card games, and refreshments after a rear church venue, celebrating new members who numbered thirteen. The organization appears to be growing, with an ongoing membership campaign conducted by its members.
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