Allied forces to seize Liege in rapid advance
Dispatch reports Liege soon falls under Allied control as German defenses collapse. Allied positions push through Belgian fortifications with rapid advances toward Belgian towns and key supply routes.
23 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
1
Dispatch reports Liege soon falls under Allied control as German defenses collapse. Allied positions push through Belgian fortifications with rapid advances toward Belgian towns and key supply routes.
War Department honors the 28th and 75th divisions and the 100th from Philadelphia region for wartime service. Secretary Baker pledges continued support as Pennsylvania's regiments earn praise for valor and sacrifice.
In Rome on November 2, Premier Orlano addressed the Chamber of Deputies praising the Allies for their crucial support to Italy during the war. He highlighted the United States and the Allied nations as central to Italy’s wartime relief and victory, with former premier Salandra also contributing remarks on allied cooperation.
American Army of Occupation continues advance toward Peninsular Germany as Allied forces press toward the Rhine. Reports say troops should reach the 16 Army front by evening as the advance accelerates.
A near miraculous wreck occurs at Jamestown Westfiord North Ventura yard when an Exe engine derails. One car overturns, a telephone pole snaps, two people are injured but in fair condition. Armature damage includes a frame tear and window shattering as the train twists in darkness.
Wallace McCray aged 20 died last evening about 6 o clock at his home after a two week decline following a seven month illness. He graduated Corey High School in 1917 and attended Airate College last year. Survived by his parents Mrs and Mr C B McCray one sister and three brothers. Funeral service from the late home Monday at noon and from McCray church at 2.
Casualty totals for March are announced with over 6 000 American troops reported as wounded or killed. The report lists divisions and dates, noting mobilization and hospitalizations with figures tied to the conflict and military actions.
Fragmentary notice reports McGrath listed as missing from Canened Street last night. It cites police and hospital connections, mentions prior training in Carp Wail and a transport to Lnty, with unclear details and a note of regret from authorities.
Bentley promotes attending a national conference on gas conservation with representatives from major Commerce. The meeting in Atlanta City will discuss sustaining organization and production amid material, labor, and transport shortages. A new pamphlet from the Gas Company explains how to conserve gas, urging readers to study and apply its guidance.
Washington reports William Gibbs McAdoo secretary of the treasury has resigned from President Wilson's cabinet. He plans a three month rest and return to the Treaties of Law in New York, with the president expressing regret at the decision and praise for McAdoo's service. The new treasurer will take over financing duties during the transition period.
Dennis Id. Kelleher a former clerk in the Erie post office registered mail unit pleaded guilty before Judge Charlee P Orn to stealing and intercepting registered mail. He was sentenced to federal prison with a term set, after arrest by post office inspector William Collis in Brie City. The case involved multiple periods of theft and a leak in the mail delivery system.
The First Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 11:00 after 6:46 a.m. Sunday school and a 7:80 p.m. public worship. Junior League meets at 8:00 p.m. Leader Miss Tullatte Sottrall leads. A gospel program and republic-themed discourse are noted.
A brief report notes speculation that Bavaria could move toward forming a republic amid political shifts. The fragmentary text mentions Poyarmatiegen and Nuss 24 with unclear context.
President Wilson called for freedom of Schleswig and supported a plebiscite to determine its future, arguing for national self determination after Germany's occupation of Denmark and the region during the conflict. He urged action against German aggression and a new order in northern France and beyond.
United Press reports Wanlington November 2 that mobilization totals about 400000 men and outlines an American year of occupation to prevent peace. Pershing suggests 40 million would suffice for the occupation with about 700000 men required for a broader outcome. It remains unclear if his plan will be adopted as the year unfolds.
Henri Robert told a United Press correspondent in Paris that the former Kaiser should be tried before a three man tribunal as an outlaw of the world for crimes against humanity. He also notes the Kaiser committed more crimes than any other person. Mr and Mrs Thomas Ragen left for Cleveland to visit their son Arthur and family.
Parlette delivered an evening address criticizing social inequality and urging personal responsibility. He argued the University of Hard Knocks teaches character and warned that current doctrine harms the underdeveloped against the gifted. Weather partly cloudy with fair and slightly warm day ahead.
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