13 Sep 1917
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
1
Premier announces result as stern measures adopted. Revolters report readiness to surrender to the Kerensky regime, signaling a shift in control and policy. Iron hand to be supreme.
United Press reports General Korntlott surrenders 40 to the provincial government as Premier Korovsky pledges reforms. The revolt’s leaders including Tehan Shown and Kuranuky face possible dismissal while the front remains under tightened civilian control.
Miss Gertrude Kinley of Corry wed Thomas Pettigrew in Shelby on September 6. After the ceremony they left for Great Falls to begin their life together, with Kinley recently moving from northern home to Shelby and gaining many friends.
A mob attacked and hanged a suspect in Michigan following the shooting death of Sheriff Ridaton. The crowd then displayed the body in the town square amid rapid unrest and chaotic early reports from local authorities.
Ira McCray of Sherman Iowa died yesterday after a long illness. Survived by wife and two children a son and daughter, parents Mr and Mrs Jenon McCray of St Louis City Missouri and a brother, fir rod McCray. He worked for many years at the Inland Post Office and was highly esteemed. Funeral and obituary details to follow.
Damaged concrete work at a Presbyterian church site disrupted repairs on the property after recent vandalism. Workers reported initial fixes, but further damage occurred at three corners with alters planned for St Mon and St Rw events. Authorities said the act ruined church efforts and time donated for the project may be wasted. Investigators will pursue payment from those responsible.
Minneapolis flour mills suspend operations during harvest season. Washburn-Cronhy mill halts near noon amid broader regional shutdowns expected to spread to additional mills in the city in coming days.
Regular meeting of the Board of Education discusses propriety of establishing a lecture source in the High school building. Action centers on library affiliations and distribution of interdistrict materials. Trustees authorize library funds and plan rotating services among districts.
Information from Rome reports a new faction named War to the Hilt forming in Germany. Allies of Von Terpitz engage with forces in Mecklenburg to launch widespread oppression while the Pope expresses concern over the faction. Berlin efforts to check the movement continue.
Members of the local Odd Fellows lodge gathered at their hall on North Fourth Street for an annual meeting. The State Association of Past Trends approved new members and presented certificates. Attendees from Belo, Unionville, North Want, Meadville and other areas attended the evening event.
Reports confirm the sinking of an American steamer by a German submarine as wartime combat losses rise. Survivors and casualties await official tallies, with rapid German naval activity noted along the Atlantic theater.
The Citizens National Bank awards in the garden contest honor 40 in gold to Tony Jackwon and May Bayou for top and second prizes. Meg J. B. Johnson takes third with 20 in gold. total prizes amount to 100 dollars, to be paid Monday at the bank. Judges Kohlatow Has prouck and Raymond are praised for their many days of work reviewing entries.
The Susin fi Anthony suffrage amendment to the U S Constitution was reported favorably today by the suffrage committee in Washington. It is seen as a signal victory for suffrage leaders though press for a vote is not expected in the current congressional session. C B Porter and daughter Mrs Pin Webar travel to Huffato due to the death of infant son of Mr and Mrs Lyte Porter. John Waggoner and son Jacob attend the wake at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Dante.
Officials remind eligible voters to register on Saturday for the upcoming Wednesday September primary. Polls will be open all day in the city precincts and close at ten o clock. Early registration is advised due to expected rush and limited staff.
American artillery units in France began training on the practice grounds with officers monitoring maneuvers. Soldiers wore helmets and used wireless telephones to receive orders as they moved to the front line.
Mrs Mark Smith of Henverdang was in an accident yesterday at the corner of South and Centre Streets while driving an Auburn car. The crash injured several passengers and shattered a telephone pole. one woman suffered a forehead wound from flying glass.
Word arrived today of the death of Mrs Thomas Fisher at her Buffalo home. The family formerly lived here and are well known. She is survived by her husband and one son. The remains will be brought to this city Saturday for interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Fragmentary teletypes describe German northern advances and Russian resistance near a lake as forces fortify positions. Officials report troop movements and actions amid ongoing combat amid a contested frontline.
A curious account from a lake morning describes Dr Wentley and assistant battling a carp around five feet long. The giant fish finally leapt from the water, knocking the doctor overboard and weighing approximately two pounds. Local witnesses recount the dramatic struggle and eventual bringing of the fish to shore.
The visiting Corry Bikes team will play a game of pave all at the Elka Annual Clam Jinks event. Local players include Blaine Kincaid Tom Gibin John Neylon 2nd bd John Martin Sid hb William Edmonds Dan Jeno Chas Holl and Clifford Blisart. The Hawks expect a big turnout as organizers finalize arrangements for the big annual event.
Veterans of the 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers met in Warren for their forty fourth reunion. About 18 Warren attendees honored J D Bentley as the organizing figure and former president. turnout was lower than prior years with roughly one hundred expected next year in a city hosting the meeting.
A west bound P. R. R. train in Ohio regional service delayed after a freight ore car derailed on the track. The wreck scattered ore across the rails and blocked the line for about an hour before the second locomotive crew secured the scene.
A surprise bridal shower was given at Miss Mary Keleher’s West Washington Street home in her honor. Friends attended and enjoyed a pleasant evening with music and refreshments as they celebrated the upcoming marriage.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.