05 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1918
Page
1
A chaotic World War II dispatch reports a massive British air raid and French Allied offensives across northern France and Belgium. It notes British advances near Rheims and Paris region, heavy German resistance, and a focus on evacuations and reorganization amid ongoing bombardments. United Press items place fighting around St Quentin, Montmirail, and the Somme region with Allied gains and German setbacks amid evolving front lines.
United P Waihigting Nel reports Boups achieves the first billion milestone in the fourth loan program. The announcement notes progress amid a chorus of support and questions about parliamentary timing and economic impact.
Confirms earlier word that former Corry man killed in action in France. Two more in Company A. War Department updates list several names and dates from the 8th regiment. Local notices connect the casualties to Lockport and nearby towns.
M A Clementa died yesterday at his home 646 Route South. Funeral at his home Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock conducted by Rev. William Es peintor of St Pauls Lutheran Church. He is survived by his wife.
Navy reports the Saba steamer sank off Farnognty during a stormy voyage. Authorities say the vessel likely went down after a collision or piling up in heavy seas. No further details on casualties or survivors are provided.
Directors of the Conserva tion division issued guidance limiting coal use in laundries. Instructions enforce reduced waste and energy use, delay operations with machinery breakdowns, and ensure proper storm piping and venting while avoiding unsafe routes.
A rough dispatch describes heavy casualties following an analysis by a commanding general at the American Expeditionary Force. Names listed include Alex Oikos and Eric killed in action while Guy M. Klocknur died of the incident.
Damaged text references US Army movement and railway threats, mentions Western front, marching troops, and a hospital scene. OCR errors obscure many details. no clear names, dates, or places are reliably readable. The fragment hints at wartime logistics and potential supply line disruptions.
A descrip tion from Ammatordan notes Austrian delegates in Vienna dealing with peace talks while a delegation arrives under protection of Prime Minister Wekorls. Mentions May Aerty Bonds and Kellys leaving for Champ Pinaton for witness duties. References to Bishop Maurice and Catholic church proceedings amid tense conditions.
A Dunkirk strike disrupts transportation as workers halt trains and buses, halting normal service. Government officials and transportation agencies report staffing shortages and increased delays across the region, with commuter impact mounting.
Fragmentary ronting of a peace proposal denouncing endless war. The text warns against hatred and urges restraint while condemning crimes and the endless bloodshed caused by aggression. It references humanity, Germany, and a call for justice before violence ends.
A fragmented OCR style note references Corry Bond Drive and urging speed. It mentions Nicholas Van de Py and an event on October 18 with officials and a call to prepare public meetings and royalty arrangements, implying administrative actions and a steering committee.
Corry reports a record week with 82 877 12 in War Stamp sales and a city total of 992 877 19. The week boosted Liberty Loan participation and per capita war effort standings among communities nationwide.
A. H. Olmstead of Piccasdilly Hum was seriously injured when a ladder slipped while he worked on the roof. He fell to the ground, sustaining multiple teeth injuries and severe bruising.
An Erie probe into alleged violations of child labor laws began today led by A W Metcy with state officers Smith Carney and Drozopki. Reports indicate two hotels and six factories were not complying with child labor provisions and school certificates, with further action planned.
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