12 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
1
Collage of wartime notes describes impending Paschendale actions and allied movements near Flanders. Reports mention German frontline signals, troop dispositions, and weather affecting offensives while observers note strategic positions along the Ypres sector and communications.
P R R claims a phone based dispatch would replace telegraph operators on the Huffalo and Pittsburg lines with all offices to use phones. Advertisements offer wages from 70 to 8? per week. Management says the change may be temporary but could become permanent, while labor groups resist and indicate split among operators and dispatchers.
A large blaze damaged property in Harrisburg early morning. The fire broke out in the northern section of the city, required firefighting crews from nearby towns, and caused estimated losses around 100 000 dollars. Authorities conducted searches and secured nearby structures as crews fought the flames.
The text reports that La Follette will appear before a Senate committee to discuss disloyalty concerns. Breckgh reportedly traveled yesterday and found exculpatory evidence regarding a reported nodemey of certain reports of his Bt 1 L.
The article reports a United Press piece on a political campaign urging broad public support. It highlights Dr. McAdoo and mentions a national drive with Liberty fires and appeals across cities. The text references campaign figures, supporters, and related political activity during the period.
A city gathering approved sending a delegate to Philadelphia and discussed motives and anticipated actions. Officials noted potential additional delegates and awaited formal directions from the administration as the situation develops.
Harrisburg details from state bank reports showing 13 banks and associated deposits and reserves. The board release covers deposits totals, institution counts, and financial indicators as of March 28 and November data from the state banking institution reports.
Chicago fans worry about winter conditions affecting the game as bond totals rise to $20 350 with a report noting an extension to $40 and potential delays. Officials and fans discuss blockages and safety as Monday approaches.
Confusion clears on October 1 as McGraw projects improved form against the White Sox amid angling for a better showing. Reports from New York note the Cubs and Giants in focus while weather and travel add to the tense mood for the season opener.
The report details outdoor games at Camp Hancock including baseball and football actions among multiple units. It notes players, teams, and coaches with emphasis on competitive play and upcoming rounds, amid mentions of injuries and administrative updates.
Reports from Toledo and Port Wayne indicate heavy snow spreading across northwestern Ohio into eastern Indiana. The first snow of the season blankets towns including Sandusky and Port Wayne, with forecasts of further accumulation across the region as clippers move south and east.
A fragmentary wartime letter reports troops arriving from Horry and Union City to Camp Lee. It notes the men are in good shape, endure daily drills and vaccinations, and expect uniforms and papers soon as training continues.
The wedding of Glen Mipman of Corry and Midy Marjorie Millie was held yesterday with immediate family in attendance. The groom, a state college graduate, plans to work in the nearby city, with relatives from De Leoly and Sib Ginna present for the ceremony.
Corry man John Denny, currently chairman, is expected to be nominated for the top post as the OMIT Eommittee plans a gathering at the city house. A. G. Rouing low leads the slate with Creamyoe Wil as a likely selection, amid factional opposition and local support from party allies.
The W R C convention gathered in Erie City for the third district of Pennsylvania W T C with delegates from Corry, Wattsburg, Albion, North East and nearby towns. Officers were elected at a dinner with Mrs Carely Croug named president and Mrs Bess Oy Pond treasurer, among others.
The Presbyterian convention last evening at Wat Church drew many attendees including Mrs Ordway and speakers such as Al Gildersleeve of the Home Mission. The event featured musical numbers, addresses on religious duty, and a large luncheon following afternoon sessions with numerous delegates listed from surrounding towns and organizations.
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