17 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1917
Page
1
United Press reports British naval forces scored a victory in Heligoland Bight with monitoring units engaging Austrian and German targets. The front line action included British warships and aircraft engaging enemy ships and fortifications, while allied ground operations pursued gains along wider fronts.
A reported break in at the Office of Atlantic Co. details thieves entering the building and taking money loans and valuables. The attack disrupted daily work as staff noted loss of cash and papers while authorities began investigations and potential recovery efforts continue.
The drive in national war effort shows widespread support and funds raised across the United States totaling millions. Leaders including George W. Perkins and various department heads report large contributions and calls for continued fundraising to support war service and auxiliary activities.
Bravery cited for American units in a French general’s dispatch describing their actions near the Anrhan Front. Private Arnstam, Hay, and Badbot are named among twelve who pressed a German assault, using grenades rifles and pistols to hold a position and repel the enemy while others retreated.
Weather notes mention Writher Wairtontgut and Sun diy city conditions as D J Alexunilor returns from Miriolant evgenie after a stay in that city in July.
The history of Whe11eth Rowlment is documented with a new photograph set for every company in the 142nd Regiment as they publish a volume chronicling service and unit life. The project follows a long prior effort to photograph all units, with plans to finish before voyage time and a noted preparation for officers and bands during the guard mount.
Rome November 17. Reports say Italian artillery pushed the German forces back along the Playa and repelled a push near Tallin. Headquarters dispatches describe heavy losses for the enemy as Italians apply strong bombardment in the area.
City undergoes reorganization causing unsettled leadership as Chief Davis departs. Officer Rugt ult stands last night on duty amid rumors D A Rank 16 may be appointed chief. Commission meeting Monday could confirm Frank as permanent or temporary chief.
A Knights of Columbus meeting is set for Maccabee Hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. District Deputy Iyni OTrly to deliver an address, with several other speakers. The campaign for army environment work aims to raise funds, with $8,000,000 needed beyond the $2,000,000 already raised. Mrs. Harold Marsh leaves for Camp Hancock, Ga, to visit her husband, a member of Company A.
A special patriotic service is planned for tomorrow at the Provty term toy Church in Samay. The program includes a large barvice pledge and a collection for the War Children's Relief Fund, plus religious observances by church and Sunday school. A rummage sale by the New Era Club opens today under Brownell's Shoe store and runs through the week with daily club involvement.
A United Press report notes the American Federation of Labor and allied groups shifting stance to oppose Republicans and support a labor influenced position in the upcoming national election. The article hints at internal reforms and possible realignment within the federation and its affiliates.
Interior renovations at the Wells Farco express office will modernize walls and toilets for better sanitation. Exterior repairs and painting of the Adamsville building, plus new sidewalks and platforms on Gunter Street, are slated to start soon with contracts awarded and work expected to improve curb appeal.
United Press reports draft authorities may compel skilled labor for war effort under new regulations. Provost Marshal General said action would await definite shortages of expert workers before invoking conscription, depending on lawmaker numbers and adequacy of drafts.
Nov 17 in Juarez: advance of villaist forces feared as bandit outposts are seen from a cathedral tower. Reports say troops may be moving from Ojinaga toward the town, with no direct clash yet and no evident effort to threaten the city.
The city campaign reports scarce pledges and a late push by leaders led by Mrs Bosworth and Mr DeRosay. Aims include gathering hundreds of dollars in new subscriptions and signups from local industries. The drive seeks $3800 and promises of worker support to close by Monday evening.
French sculptor Auguste Rodin died today at age 77 in Vents, following lung congestion. He was famed worldwide for bold, often crude force in his work and had married recently to Olive Gleason of Wilenx, who is visiting an aunt in the area.
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