Fragmented OCR: water main breaks after 4 inch cut
A partial OCR read notes a water main issue following a 4 inch cut, with context unclear. Readable names or dates are not present to confirm location or actions.
23 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1917
Page
1
A partial OCR read notes a water main issue following a 4 inch cut, with context unclear. Readable names or dates are not present to confirm location or actions.
Local game saw Wid Valley win as Wuurter led with strong plays and Att contributed key points. The matchup featured tight defense and late scoring runs securing the victory for Wid Valley.
Wide appeal urged buying Liberty bonds as Christmas gifts to help fund the war effort. Officials and financial leaders, including Secretary of the Treasury and prominent bankers, emphasized bonds endure and strengthen American resolve, urging rapid purchases to reach a five billion target within days.
United Press dispatch from Washington dated October 23 reports Allied reinforcements to the Italian front. Troop divisions move by rail from France and Britain to bolster forces as artillery exchanges intensify and overall strategic positions are reviewed amid ongoing campaigns.
The Board of Commerce urges schools and communities to observe a special day of quiet reflection. A proclamation will be read by the Dipl. official at Cambré at a public session. Parents and students are invited to attend as the board emphasizes solemn observance and educational focus. The forecast calls for west wind, snow, and colder temperatures tonight.
Washington reports detailed draft classifications under President Wilson's regulations. The divisions cover single men, married men with dependents, widowers, workers supporting families, and various employed or skilled roles. Also listed are notes on labor types, military necessities, and reserved categories including clergy, students, and certain government and industrial positions.
Paris reports the French cabinet has resigned after Prime Minister Pain Moviy Uday and President Poincare faced the ultimatum following a vote of confidence. Ministers met to discuss resignations and prepared a formal act to present to the President.
Germans renew counter attack as British forces report withdrawal after two drives. United Press dispatch from Lennon describes a night action with German gains and the Allied retreat, noting artillery and deployment details amid the ongoing fighting.
A church or club meeting elected Mrs Bosworth as executive chairman of the committee on changes and membership. Mark Clarke, Hy Bow Worth, and J. Gibbin were noted in leadership roles, with a goal of reaching 2500 members by Christmas. A separate donation and charity drive are mentioned, including a $4 donation and a bake sale.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church observes a Day of Prayer for Olé jallon at war and for American soldiers at home. A proclamation calls observance nationwide with a sermon by Rev. Hanbert Cone and invites all interested attendees.
Secretary Crown of the Board of Committee reported that stores would close Wednesday October 24 following a proclamation by Provident Wilson and Governor Brine's request. Merchants agreed to suspend afternoon business as volunteers and locals prepared to respond to the President's call. Mrs Wool hosted about twenty Daughters of Bubella at her Park Hiram home for an evening gathering.
Special correspondence from the French front notes American flyers taking part with French units near Aisne peak town. The article marks the first public mention of a broader Allied offensive movement in the region along the river.
At a recent Vinetrove Cemetery board meeting in Jamestown NY the cemetery association voted to invest 8,500 in U S Liberty Bonds. The motion passed unanimously with plans to use interest to fund perpetual care for the cemetery. Mr C H Nesley chaired the executive committee and a related contract with Williams Sursory Co of Jamestown was discussed for planting sweatibory shrubs.
The Lyric Theatre will open with a program featuring Mary Pickford and other famous stars. The event will include images and acts from noted entertainers and will showcase improvements under a new contract and management. Authorities expect a grand opening with special performances and a promotional run beginning in November.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Bulgaria ready to seek peace soon. The Greek government and German powers influence regional alignments while Bulgaria plans an April 16 start for a broader offensive in the eastern theater.
Garry’s Mayor J. 1 Patterson proclaims a day of remembrance and patriotic support praising military and naval forces. Citizens urged to show appreciation, meet quotas for liberty bonds, and unite in war effort. Message notes Camp Lee soldiers at southern training camp and local hospital work.
Reading fragments describe Russian and French advances against German forces with troops breaking lines near Cyrwain and Lemberg. Reports claim German positions shattered, French artillery dominating in late operations, and coordinated pushes along Metz path and beyond.
United Press reports a night time arrest in Memphis on October 23 for conspiring to assassinate President Wilson. Three men planned a Thanksgiving visit to Washington to meet with Wilson and force a confrontation, aiming to influence policy through assassination. The plot, described as a secret scheme, was uncovered by authorities and is being investigated for details and involvement.
Dan Lyons of the World Railroad suffered injuries in an accident in the upper yards this morning. He was struck by a fork and knocked down, though no house was damaged. He was attended by railroad surgeon John Kibelf and taken to his apartments at the Boston House. friends hope for a rapid recovery.
The city proclaims Wednesday October 40th a holiday. Corky offices will shut in the afternoon to allow employees to observe the day. City carriers will make morning deliveries only and afternoon service will pause from noon to 500 PM. A. D. Cole roved?
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