25 Oct 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
1
Dispatches describe renewed Allied advances across German positions with reports of heavy fighting near Berlin and Valenilles. British and French forces claim gains against German defenses as Vienna and Belgrade fronts show activity and German morale faces pressure amid rising calls for change at home.
Text records a commendation for Hurley Tyonn, nephew of Mrs. J. D. Murray and Mrs. W. Tyonn of West Corydon, for service with Mobile Hospital No. 2 in France. General Pershing orders commendation and official copies sent to Tyonn and unit leaders, noting pride in his service with Vic Crentorod division.
The report from the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Force lists 613 casualties including killed in action and died of wounds. Wounded, degree undetermined, and missing in action are noted, with several officers and air service personnel among the counts.
A garbled update states the epidemic is under control with patients in a hospital able to return home. Medical staff plan to deploy resources to City hospital, nurses and core staff credited for progress, while wartime savings initiatives and community notices appear in the same dispatch.
United Press report from Washington notes an important Allied conference in Paris. The discussion aims to resolve wartime and postwar unity issues with top officials including General Buswell and Col. E. Fone, shaping American remonstrances and policy stance at the event.
Citizens are urged to attend a board meeting this evening to determine store hours for the city. Fuel Administrator D. Warren Dafosay oversees the order and will explain the framework guiding store closures and schedules.
A garbled notice describes a Liberty Loan ceremony with emphasis on a new honor flag. It mentions the Board of Commerce rooms and a second flag to be presented. The text references various items and slogans in a period style, though details are unclear.
A fragmented report describes Austrian forces mutinying and taking control of major bases and a seaport. It notes Croatian units mutinied and captured important locations, with sparse details on locations and numbers. The text references Mangery and Phiaae amid unsettled military actions.
A 17 year old Corry resident named Namemond survived a sinking transport near Ticonderoga. He, with two others, rode a raft for days, endured exposure, and were eventually spotted by a British freighter and taken to Ellis Island. Officials say the tale is likely to be forwarded to the War Department.
United Press reports Wilson appealed to the American people for continued Democratic control of Congress. He urged support for prowar policies and criticized antiadministration Republicans while stressing the need for steady leadership and continued wartime wartime measures.
A youth named Iowan Keverely touched a live electric wire atop a telegraph pole while playing with friends on Smith Street. He was saved when another wire was swiveled to prevent a fuller shock. bystanders aided and the incident caused minor injuries.
A chaotic World War I update reports a major Allied advance on the Western Front with French forces crossing Lys and American troops pushing toward Belgian targets. The bulletin notes rapid progress near Montagne and Serre while Allied units drive toward Crèpy and La Birt, signaling a broad offensive impact.
Letter from Paul DeRosay describes frontline conditions near Metz with military updates, daily routines, and personal notes. He reports Allied air activity, German resistance, and morale, mixing camp life details with reflections on the war and future prospects.
Corry voters may register on Monday as County Commissioners authorize special registration for those who missed regular dates. Joseph Shanmiry is named deputy registrar, operating at the Armunoll Theatre on North Center Street to accept eligible residents whose city absence prevented normal registration. The move coincides with a major Congressional contest attracting eligible voters to register.
Local officials address widespread mis information about Corry town causing visitors to cancel trips. Citizens report delayed arrivals after rumors claimed forced stays. Authorities urge travelers to verify facts and discourage spreading unverified reports.
A garbled OCR style text mentions a countdown and a plan for a music label event. It references a sequence of names and places, including New York and likely a community or organization setup. The readable fragments hint at a campaign or initiative linked to a label launch and associated activities.
An official urges motorists in the district to conserve gasoline for war work and essential activity. The message warns of limited supplies and asks drivers to limit trips, use gasoline only for essential needs, and rely on public transport or volunteers when possible.
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