12 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1917
Page
1
A chaotic Russian crisis report hints Beile Ward suggests Kerensky’s succession while officials weigh actions in Moscow and London. Conflicting wires describe provisional moves as Teal and other authorities assess the unfolding leadership changes.
The interior renovation of office rooms includes removing walls and repainting as several cabinets and rooms are redesigned. Scheduled work spans about a week with many details still under review and more attendees expected at the planning session.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania trolley company raises fares between Erie and Meadville effective November. General fare increases apply citywide with higher rates during peak hours. Additional charges cover express service and extra vehicle use, with special city trips priced per five ridess.
A U S committee chaired by Rear Admiral Robert W. Peary selected routes and landing sites for a continental air network in the United States. They propose naming the system after Woodrow Wilson or the Wright Brothers and consider adapting the design from New York to major international hubs including San Francisco, Kieling, Buttle, Hele, Graveland, and Athorfinport.
The Lyric Theatre announces patrons will pay 20 cents for activision after a court ruling handed Saturday by the Supreme Court. The public is freed from the tax as of now while George M. Cohen and Scene Broadway Jones are featured on stage.
The New Elion tone test and concert will be held this evening at the high school auditorium. The program includes Mina Matio Mortiaay, vontratto, Philip Sehath on violin and C Koch directing. A strong vocal performance by Morrisey Hut is expected, with a refined evening of music and a legacy of compliments issued by the host.
Washington reports a large amount of food valued at millions of dollars stored in and near New York by neutrals and agents of firms. The Food Administration is to seize the supplies at once unless voluntarily surrendered. Allied quarters had stated the action would be taken in dealing with the situation as revealed by the secret operatives.
United Press reports a large fire engulfed the royal palace complex near Tokyo on November 12. The blaze damaged the main palace and surrounding structures with losses estimated at over 500000 dollars. Officials say several annexes and state buildings were saved or damaged, and investigations continue into the fire’s origin.
Chief Davis’s resignation as police chief was accepted by Mayor Pat Farsi Salirdiy Kw. He will transfer duties to a successor, with the appointment expected soon. Malcolmman Rust has been placed on duty during the transition amid several force changes.
Washington reports the American patrol vessel ran aground in rough weather. The crew rushed to safety as the ship took on water and threatened to capsize. Rescue efforts were under way with weather difficult and night falling.
In Beaver Falls on November 2, over 1500 mechanics left work at Liberty Motors and related shops. The strike began at noon with plans for further walkouts as workers demanded better pay and conditions, signaling wider action in the afternoon.
War dispatch from Horlin via bonidon reports a major Allied action resulting in the capture of 10,000 Italians. The briefing mentions Austro German forces and river operations, noting gains and casualties as part of a broader campaign across the front.
The Corryites will hear the renowned orchestra at the Park Opera House on Saturday afternoon. Tickets are $2.00, with Mr. Berila Bosworth organizing a large party to attend. The concert will feature the Bwinlan Symphony Orcleatra Wien under the baton of a noted conductor.
The first Medal of Honor for the current conflict was presented to a Navy crew member after a daring rescue at sea. The ceremony occurred aboard a ship near Wiliteelawn, with details of the mission and names obscured by damaged text.
A wartime era casualty note states soldiers were killed in a collision near Cotopaxi Colorado. The report mentions a wagon or vehicle wreck with officers and passengers aboard and references Canyon City and local county officials. The exact names and dates are garbled but indicate a fatal transport mishap in the vicinity.
A Soviet dispatch from Moscow reports growing confidence in a quick stabilizing outcome. It cites 200000 troops mobilized and potential restoration of order led by Kornilov and allied leaders. The bulletin notes tense streets, but claims partial success in calm and governance efforts. Nichols departs Rost Dyne for home in Wimira, S.
A damaged clipping describes a community effort to assemble Christmas gift boxes for soldiers in camps. Volunteers coordinate collecting blankets and other items, with packing days approaching and distribution planned to support troops awaiting deployment. The note urges participation and notes that supplies are being gathered and organized for delivery.
E P Clark president of He Clark and Son lumber firm died Sunday at his Union home. He was a longtime figure in Corry and the lumber industry. The Corry plant will be closed all day tomorrow for his funeral. He is survived by his wife, one son, a daughter, and three sisters. Funeral services are in Union City tomorrow.
A Ford driven by Charles Hodges overturned between Beaverdam and Elgin, throwing four occupants into mud. Despite the mishap no one was seriously injured, Hodges managing to drive home with power. The car dropped over a small bridge several feet high in Beaverdam-Elgin area.
The O Neill Iron Works, Inc installs a new plant in Buffalo led by Lawrence W O Neill William D O Neill and John W P O Neill. The firm, capitalized at one million dollars, will make auger machinery and iron goods with a foundry. The Palton Iron Works lineage and family leadership are noted as key history in the industry. The plant is expected to begin operations soon and will serve markets worldwide from the Buffalo facility.
Mr P Twbbite departs this evening for New York City to attend the New York Rexall Convention at the Hotel McAlpin Tuesday and Wednesday. Rexall stores in this section have been notified to plan for the visit with a full schedule, including theatre parties and smokers. The convention opens at 9 a.m. tomorrow and runs to 7 p.m. Wednesday with daily events and planned activities. Weather calls for rain tonight and Tuesday.
Reports from a national labor congress show enthusiastic cheers as President and Mrs. Wilson arrive. Labor leaders, Gina Gompers and others, press for higher wartime penalties for Germany with cautions from AA Landon and Howard Carter’s delegation. Pro-war sentiment dominates while calls to condemn Germany for the war persist.
Reports claim Ford may sharply cut vehicle production and restrict plants to war work for some time due to material shortages. Local Ford representatives say no official word yet, but indicate plans to pause civilian output and focus on delivering remaining cars as buyers rush to secure units before further reductions.
The Civil Service Board announced an examination for eligibles for the clerk and carrier positions in the Corry Post Office. The test will be held Saturday, November 24, at 9 a.m. Applicants should consult local representative Ernest W. Schuyler for full information.
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