09 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1918
Page
1
United Press reports heavy artillery actions as French and Allied forces close on La Fere and push toward St Quentin. Multiple dispatches describe ongoing bombardment and advances, with references to surrounding towns and captured positions.
A fragmentary report describes a visit by a Carpenter figure to Bordeaux during wartime. It notes strategic movements, local reactions, and continuing hostilities with hints of armor and marching events. The piece references parks, churches, and public spaces amid the broader conflict.
Dispatch suggests Bolshviets advanced near the Volga with reported heavy casualties and potential retake of Samara and Ko town areas amid Allied stance. State Department noted unfolding military aid shifts affecting the balance of power in the region.
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Game results show Boston defeating Chicago 4 to 0 on Thursday. Friday saw New York and Detroit notable, with Stamford and Boston games on the schedule. Saturday highlights include Hoxton 2 Chicago 1.
Local officials discuss installing timed fire alarms across Titusville to ensure coordinated alerts. The discussion notes a need for reliable, schedule based notifications amid ongoing public safety efforts.
Reports indicate fewer vehicles operate on Sunday across the area with diminished activity noted at several routes and junctions. Officials describe the trend as slow but steady, with no major incidents affecting the overall flow reported this week.
A fragmentary newspaper item discusses abundant mail from the 112th Regiment and mentions relatives and social notices. It notes that several letters and family communications were printed, highlighting ongoing local interest in veterans and community ties.
In Wallington a Sunday morning Presbyterian Sabbath School ceremony awarded honor medals to Scouts Warran Sutton Prandin May LeRoy Morte Moritz Deyo and Robert Lewin for their wartime Liberty Bond support. O Sumner Jontlay presented the awards on behalf of the community and the federation.
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