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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1917
Page
1
Reports from Petrograd say a movement to restore the Russian monarchy is gaining support among nobles and some Bolshevik factions. Leaders like Generals Brissufloff are suspected to back a monarchist coup as Russia faces pressure from Germany and internal upheaval.
Cleveland November 20 Between 25000 and 20000 dollars in cash and goods were stolen from Higbee Department Store. Watchmen were locked in a vault and the robbers escaped after more than an hour of work. Two guards were handcuffed together with a third bound during the burglary. No arrests have been made. Leather goods and other valuables were also taken.
In Washington the inquiry into charges of disloyalty against Benner La Follette of Wisconsin was postponed today. Senator Pomerdne, chairman of the committee, said that Redges of Senator Ween caused the delay and that the postponement was not intended to embarrass the inquiry.
The Waathon area will rise in temperature by Tuesday with continued mild to warm conditions. Forecasters expect a gradual warmup after a cool spell, with sunny intervals and light winds.
Union City R R man Prod Carle an Erie Railroad operator was killed at Union City when a westbound tram struck him as he delivered orders from a tower. He suffered head injuries and internal damage, died after 10 AM. He had previous Salamanca accident and survived by parents four siblings. Funeral planned in Talon City Wednesday.
Harriaburg November 26 1918 Dr Samuel G Dixon state health commissioner reports smallpox in twelve counties with 49 quarantined. He warns it may worsen without public cooperation and notes ongoing control work amid wartime strain and cross border spread from Cumberland MD.
Meadville on November 23 saw hundreds attend the opening of the new market house. Congestion filled the flint floor as signs and stalls sold out and farmers waited outside. The Chamber of Commerce served hot coffee and sandwiches to visitors on a cold day, drawing favorable comment from the crowd. Mr. Charlee Gleason and daughter Oleaelon returned to Wikis after a retreat at C. J. Hrucken.
The Journal previews a big Pennant sale season with over thirty Corry merchants offering special bargains. Rod Vernants plans a designating event for Creatores amid the Christiewa shoppers, as Hulvomwirn merchants join the monthly cooperative sales. Watch for Wednesday evening notices and the sale start next Saturday morning.
A P. and E. division eastbound passenger train hit a broken frog at the Cola switch yesterday afternoon. The locomotive and carriages passed over before stopping. no wreck or injuries occurred. Crews later removed the broken track portions.
I J Skidmore died last evening after months of failing health. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. from F Z Babbitt home and will be private. Survived by sisters Ary T San Bitt and MigS Skidmore, both of this city. He worked in railway executive roles in New York Chicago and Kansas City before returning to this city several months ago in ill health.
Mrs S Desire Blair widow of the late Dry H Blair and former Corry resident died Sunday at her son’s home in Ritzville Washington. The remains will be brought to Corry for burial and are expected to arrive next Friday.
The war office announced a complete repulse of all German attacks this afternoon. French troops north of HAL R04 strengthened their line after a morning advance, with prisoners taken and Bretons aiding the effort as General Metain's forces consolidate gains. The French commander may coordinate with Britons Hay for the broader push on Cambrai.
Washington reports a suspected nationwide plot by German agents to contaminate tetanus vaccine ampoules for the national army. National Vaccine Company recalled 500000 points shipped nationwide, with 200000 sent to the war department. Ten civilian tetanus cases emerged in Memphis Cincinnati Florian and Michigan.
Rev Herbert C Cone pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church preached his farewell sermon yesterday and leaves this week for Salisbury Md where he has accepted a new role as archdeacon. The service featured the dedication of a memorial window and was led by Rev Owen of Shar on.
Coroner Cardot of Brie announced the appointment of Akierman C. B. Porter as Deputy Coroner to serve within the city and county, succeeding J. T. Barker and resuming duties immediately. Porter will attend to all cases arising in the county and city as part of the coroner’s office.
Admiral Fletcher and Major General O Ry an with staffs returned to Atlantic Port on a French steamer from the battlefields of France. They refused to comment but declared Americans are facing rain and ink as enemies and will press ahead to finish the job. Congress Joan Dill of Washington was grazed by a bullet from a German sniper on the trip home. The vessel brought home 12 survivors from the Rochester which sailed weeks earlier.
New York Nov 26 Eliah Lee to preside at a conference of railroad operators and government officials in Washington. The plan to consolidate railroad labor forces will be discussed and differences between workers and lines resolved with no strikes anticipated.
Lively Rex Theatre feature Step Lively opens tomorrow with a witty plot and sparkling songs. The comedy is praised by press and public for its fun and musical numbers.
Paris reports a special conference will discuss co-operation of South American allies with the United States and the entente in naval matters. Brazil has a fine navy and seeks a stronger role. American commission members held talks with French leaders and Col. House planned another meeting with Premier Clemenceau.
In a strained delivery at Mineola Long Island a woman described her tumultuous marriage to De Saules. She testified of alleged infidelity and financial misconduct including extravagant purchases and shares in a yacht cruise with the Duke of Manchester.
Blue coated policemen replaced khaki soldiers to guard New York piers and harbor after a conference between the Police Commissioner and Brigadier General Hoste of the Easter Department. The policy shift went into immediate operation following the meeting.
E B Tice aged 9% died at his daughter Mrs W B Long’s home 213 East Wayne street last evening at 7 15 o clock of infirmities of old age. Funeral Wednesday at 12 30 from the Long residence conducted by Rev John Match. Body to be taken to Union City for interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Local draft board reports delays in mailing registration questionnaires to registered men, with many calling for copies not yet received.
Washington moves on the armistice proposal from Russia as presented by Ambassador Char. The note and proposals are under Cabinet review with President Wilson Secretary Lansing and others to decide on an answer. Officials disagree on recognition implications and the request’s potential to affect Russia’s position.
London reports field marshal Haig declares German counter attacks in the Bourton sector failed while Crown Prince Ruprecht presses assaults to retake the Highlands. British artillery and Allied support drive forward near Cantbrai and Lamogneaux as German defenses collapse under heavy fire.
Manager Parker turned over 21.95 to the Red Cross from the Lonesome Girl Company’s Rex Theatre performances Friday and Saturday. Corry Chapter begins tonight at the Rex with an added side attraction featuring Sergeant Chaste Dunn and Corporal Spellman to boost interest in army recruiting.
The ward committee of Un Knights of Colimium begun their work this morning to raise funds via door to door subscriptions. They aim for about $700 with hopes of reaching $2000, and plan to visit all Cetholo homes as part of the campaign. Mr Mead and Canister Wheedeto were called to Dil Gotunaky for a serious press matter.
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