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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1917
Page
1
Reports say Corry Fair ended after a large afternoon crowd at the grounds with an evening dance drawing four to five thousand attendees. A subsequent air show caused a brief disruption. one airplane sustained minor damage but no injuries were reported.
September 1 reports from Aqwatordam note German presses express irritation at the American president’s reply to the pope’s peace proposals. Commentators mock Wilson’s effort as hypocritical and accuse him of pressuring internal affairs and foreign powers.
Washington Sept The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled rate hikes on all eastern rails suspended until December first with an exception easing increases on feather, grain, and sugar. Ming Daman Linwoott returns from Youngsville after attending a house party accompanied by Mina Gay Phillips of Latrobe, Pa.
Nationwide observances mark the draft for World War I with parades and church services. Cities from New York to Philadelphia display flags as 8 021 men report for service, with President Wilson addressing the nation and Liberty Bell ceremonies planned in Philadelphia.
In Wantington on September 1 rumors say the Pope plans a fresh peace initiative to all powers. Details are unclear as diplomats weigh possible conditions and the Vatican's next move in response to Germany and other nations.
Robert Carroll and eleric al Oho Arlington faced a charge of dealing with a minor. Carroll was bound over to await trial at Joho after a hearing last night. Detective B. Pooke represented the defendant. evidence cited by police framed the case for Brio court. A paper indicated the hearing outcome, and Arlington management denied Hat McIntyre warned the Hale to a Company A member. The McIntyre prosecution appears to be dropped as Captain Trown withdrew the complaint.
Aviation record note recounts Catherine Stinson’s Chicago to New York attempt ending with a forced landing near Heath due to wing damage from a telegraph pole. No serious injuries reported. she plans another try after repairs. A separate line mentions a Christian Alliance convention in Daweon's Darke Columbita.
Dr Haylow plans a temporary home in Younraville while extensive construction unfolds at Hevat Street. The Hay establishment aims to offer enhanced patient care with a specialized staff and new facilities, signaling rapid growth for the facility’s future and its regional reach.
United Heel Loniton reports a largely quiet Western Front with only Mondial Cadornn's drive noted as a minor activity. Dispatches in Patrngrad cite reduced German pressure, while reports from Wlantera and Bolghim indicate no major offensives along the front.
Washington dispatch reports the Senate killed the Johnson amendment to the revenue bill. The provision would have allowed eighty percent of exodual war profits to be converted. The move drew opposition that had appeared since the amendment was discussed.
Mia Mary Dale of 107 Bist Soult Kirwet Yell fell from the running board of a car while it was moving on a sunny afternoon near the ule Grounds. She was conveyed to GoFry Hospital in serious condition with probable injuries to head and limbs. Witnesses described the moment as the wind toppled her from the vehicle and she collapsed unconscious. Doctors indicated the extent would be clearer after several days of observation.
The Jamestown team and Standard Screw clash on Labor Day weekend with plans for a morning game led by Lathrop and a three o'clock contest in the afternoon. The Standards have strengthened their roster, pitchers showing form, and management aims to draw public support to the grounds. Also noted is a Navy enlistment report for William Gamyanter and a local obituary notice for Mrs. Virginia Resannon with Father Gannon officiating.
News digest reports the Pope views peace as possible through the Wilson note. The item cites a United Press summary and discusses potential influence on postwar diplomacy, noting mixed interpretations of the note's reception and impact.
A H Barlow’s stock drew strong praise at the county fair. The Preston farm exhibited top Holsteins led by a premier bull, with several cows and young stock praised for quality. The display drew attention across farms, with premiums won by the Diski and Dinkindon lines and other noted breeders.
Governor Louden declares he will expel the People's Peace Council as a meeting in session is interrupted by guards. He warns troops may be viewed as necessary to prevent any continuation of the gathering.
Titusville hosts a large Knights of Columbus gathering this Sunday in Milleville with the second degree conferments for a class of candidates. Delegations from Old City Erie Franklin Meadville Corey Jamestown Warren Bradford Kane and Dunkirk expected to attend via overland autos. Weather forecasts showers tonight and Sunday.
United Press reports defects found in ammunition linked to Pershing. The issue concerns the reliability of artillery shells tested at Philadelphia, with conflicting notes about quality and failure, triggering reviews of production and safety standards within the war effort.
Fragmentary OCR describes a new medical device purchased for Corry Hospital under Dr Bennett. It mentions a chemical component named transoxide and a complex setup for oxygen delivery and anesthesia. The text references Chemical Company of Teva Ward and Groban associates, with unclear dates and roles.
United Press reports the Peoples' Council opening in Chicago with a meeting at the West Side Auditorium led by Robert Hows. The gathering aims to elect temporary officers and establish a permanent framework for socialist organization as speakers outline plans and the conferees proceed with the first afternoon session. Mrs L M Schrambling travels from North Center to Chantauga to visit her sister.
A stolen car was recovered last night after being abandoned near St Hilzabeths computers. Police traced the vehicle to Sppring Dyne with assistance from motorcycle patrols and local residents. Another car stolen nearby was found abandoned in the Oley Huiiding area, with the owner from Heelty noting the theft amid tense pursuit.
Merchants report brisk trade today with many customers and a steady stream of buyers. The bustling scene drew people from surrounding districts as anticipation rose for further improvements and a wider distribution of goods.
United Press reports Paris faces a cabinet crisis as a resignation is prepared. The outgoing minister plans to move to a new post, with Charles Thomas Brown and accompanying family traveling to New York.
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