26 Oct 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
1
The report notes a heavy sale of bonds, with 47,000 worth of tide ny Honda traded and Mrs Mike’s total rising to 234,771 amid ongoing local campaign subscriptions. Indications suggest the year’s total may reach about 2 million before year end.
A chaotic discussion recalls past incidents involving gasoline powered vehicles and collisions. Citizens question car design and street safety, noting how lack of fenders may endanger pedestrians and children. Officials consider imposing safety modifications.
Word reached local authorities that Corporal Smith of the United States Cavalry, stationed at Mort Turanal, Wy ale, is gravely ill with diphtheria. After a week of critical illness, his condition worsened but recently showed signs of improvement, according to his friends and local supporters.
A cabinet reshuffle appears planned with officials indicating changes while specifics remain uncertain. The report notes potential shifts within the government as talks continue and a formal announcement is awaited. A separate note mentions Mr Delano performing a concert at a high school auditorium on Monday evening.
Vancouver Washington reports rumors that spies operate within a military camp. Articles allege masked plots to sow dissent and poisoning attempts targeting soldiers, with military authorities launching an inquiry.
President Wilson today endorsed woman suffrage as a fundamental democracy issue tying it to national unity in wartime. He welcomed New York state suffrage advocates to the White House and urged immediate consideration of the proposal as vital to the war effort and American democracy.
Kerle and others report that commissioners will tally votes of Pennsylvania troops in the army and navy. They plan to convene at the governor's office for instruction and supplies and visit their conventions camps.
Reported efforts describe Company A boys purchasing Liberty Bonds as part of a wartime drive. The text notes bond purchases funded through officers’ subscriptions and staggered payments, while mentioning American troops fighting abroad and local patriotic mobilization.
Annette Kellerman stars in a Wilde Fox production “A Daughter of the Hodis.” The Rex venue hosts a show with references to exotic scenes and a Sultan’s harem. The text notes production work, dates, and audience reception.
The department announces a push for additional labor and invites workers to report for supervision. Messages explain union involvement, eligibility, and the schedule, with hours from evening to midnight for qualified applicants.
Mrs Gertrude MaGuire wife of H T MaGuire of Maine died today after a lingering illness. The funeral was held this morning at 10 o clock. Survived by her husband and a large family including daughters Mra Warry Vance Irie Ma, With Smith, Ma Matfeld, Mra Edward Wh Maine, Shefford, Wildon Maguire Warren and others. She was an only child of A F Mayeongor of the city and of Mrs Frank Kohster. Many friends here mourn her loss.
A Canadian plant explosion at Maid Fel injured two workers, with the blast estimated to cause about $1,000,000 in damage. The incident occurred in the afternoon, and a pirate team reportedly took part in the events surrounding the accident.
A four year old boy Roy Brown suffered severe burns from an explosion of powder at the Lovet schoolhouse ten miles west of Concord. He was treated at home by local attendants and by a physician, with the incident causing concern in the Concord township.
Delano major event preview notes the appearance of notable speaker Delano in a local auditorium Monday evening. The program includes music and talks with references to speakers such as Gaene Sxan and others, with tickets sold at the Vinten Shop.
A New York Posts review lauds baritone Frederick Delano of Coburg Royal Opera for his noble tone and precise diction in arias such as Ut Portem and Peccatia. Attendees, including Dr. Foulke and family, praise his vocal balance and style as the event’s standout part.
Through the effort of Chief Dayton and officers a man who stole a watch at Parkhurst Store was detained. He admitted taking the watch and was taken to court, with details of his identity and destination provided to arresting officers.
Washington reports outline of draft plan as Army draft groups near readiness for residency review. Officials indicate quota and class ordering will determine assignment by class value and home location, with reviews by Provost Marshal General Crowder and others.
New York's food administrator plans strict limits on wheat and flour and imposes penalties for violations as authorities prepare to enforce wartime meat and bread controls. The order aims to curb consumption amid shortages with action expected by month’s end.
Howard Pietsch aged 24 was arrested in Chicago after allegedly threatening President Wilson. He was held in a ten thousand dollar bond following the claim he planned to shoot at the president.
Readable fragments describe a passenger train collision near Erie where several cars derailed. Reports note injuries to multiple travelers and a chaotic scene with cars left derailed and passengers shaken.
Eight members of Columbus Chapter returned home from Erie after attending a visiting event there yesterday. A party of twenty official masons from Corry and nearby chapters joined the Erie gathering with programs and a banquet.
Local notes list Fairview School staff and activities including Luuway BragpiLpib and others. Markets report groceries with prices on beef veal and pork cuts, plus Woolworth style Humble ads. Community events cover Odd Fellows Home social plans, Halloween gathering, and Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting updates.
United Press reports plateau evacuation amid German and Italian front advances. Italian forces retreating under pressure as Austro-Hungarian units strengthen positions. Allied troops move toward key German lines with limited losses reported at Dachsleza.
The article reports state funds of 429 002 dollars for vocational education grants. It lists allocations by area including New York agriculture, international relations, and industry programs with specific amounts such as 240 734 in Pennsylvania agriculture and 41 821 in related papers.
A string of evening gatherings and performances outlined in local notices includes Frances Tago and Olin at Contan Street, a Viewer Shop musical, and the Daughters of Taaballa weekly meeting at Mallecatchen Hall. Attendees enjoyed refreshments, Vic tor records 18845 and a Star Spangled Banner finale, with Hy Rimewell delivering violin solos and the Rex Chwatre presenting novelties.
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