12 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
1
Night reports state British troops pushed ahead along a 32 mile front between Lens and Camrai. German outlets discuss responses and potential peace terms while noting German military leaders oppose early concessions. Reports describe continued Allied pressure and German strategic withdrawals in the region.
United Press reports nationwide Liberty Day efforts as fourth loan campaign gains pace. Wilson promotes in New York City while Mos Alin speeds toward Chicago for a major rally. Campaign committee labors hard amid a gloomy outlook and funds lag behind the daily goal.
Allied forces push through German positions in October with rapid advances around Grand Prairie and near St. Avin. Reports describe strong American infantry and air support disrupting enemy defenses as the advance continues.
A terse wartime dispatch reports the Austrian premier's resignation amid an evident government split. The note mentions upcoming measures and a freeze on purchases as the military coordinates quartermaster and supply actions.
Fragmentary text lists names and places including Florida, Oregon, and several personal names. It hints at a legal or social notice but provides no clear event, date, or outcome. The passage reads like a clipped report of individuals and locales with unclear relationships.
A chaotic scene unfolds as patients are admitted to the Armory facility with crowding and limited aid. Reports describe urgent triage, overwhelmed staff, and a need for supplies as authorities seek to manage the emergency and secure housing for those affected.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a hospital in New York and a Navy takeover, with references to a person and unclear events. Details are garbled, names and places are partially readable, making precise reporting difficult.
Vera Libriy notes the daily rate of $33,000 is needed to win in the annual Liberty Loan drive. The South Liberty Loan Committee reports heavy street canvassing and calls for further subscriptions as residents debate the war bond burden and pledge fulfillment.
Mrs A Cottrell died last evening at the family home on Spring Street after a several weeks illness. She is survived by her husband A J Cottrell former railway agent and two daughters Mrs BR and Juliette Ross. The couple moved to Cor from Cambridge Springs seventeen years ago and were active in the First Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at the home Monday at 3 PM with friends asked to omit flowers.
Washington reports the State Department cautioned against placing full credence in press reports about Germany’s reply to Wilson. Officials said Germany will accept no half measures and warned the German press may distort the information.
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