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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
1
Former mayor stormed into office by a remarkable vote cast yesterday in this city. Whittlesey leads the judgeship race with Davis second as Laurie Sessie Bliss and Olds surge in the commission contest while Wales leads for controller.
In a landslide local voters shattered records as Cassis J. Alexander won the mayor elect in the Wednesday primary. Alexander totaled 866 to Murray 982 with 151 mayoral votes cast from 1494 registered voters. Murray congratulated Alexander and a large victory celebration followed.
Me hela Christenwen, employed at United States Radiator, nearly died last evening when a large five foot deep oil tank began to fill with fumes. Christenson was found unresponsive. workman William Aka and others lifted him from the tank with help from Dr. Davidson. If discovered sooner, his fate likely would have been fatal. The incident occurred at 6 20 p m. Washington report notes the peril and rescue. Also dated news: German submarine sinks the American armed freighter Ann Fri et. State Department confirms sinking via cablegram. Crew rescued. no further losses disclosed.
Korniloff a former commander in chief of the Resalan revolt faces a military court martial for his role in the recent revolt and retreat from Riga. The trial will separate antiroyalty charges from treason in leading the revolt. After years in service, Suparintonione at the Torry Hospital resigned, and Mind Anna Vo Nument was approved to take the position. Nugent to lead hospital operations from month’s start. 10,000,000 troops expected from the Orient to Rosalia amid political maneuvering.
Local men enlisted in the Signal Corps were informed from New York that they would not be called until about early October. They were ready to depart soon after notification, but orders issued this morning delay their reporting by about two weeks. They are to report in New York around the first of the month and then proceed to a destination in the Northeast.
Municipal Club sponsors two performances of The Mikado at Rex Theatres on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Tickets go on sale tomorrow at the Babbitt Drig shire and already many seats are booked. The production features a large cast, an efficient orchestra, and will benefit the Red Cross. Dr JL M. is directing the musical portions with Stoddard of Titusville responsible for stage directions. A data line in tomorrow’s Journal will outline the opera’s story.
British forces in the Ypres sector renewed pressure in today’s advance, pushing through key positions and continuing sustained artillery and infantry operations. Front reports indicate gains in several sectors with ongoing heavy fighting and cautious progress against German defenses.
A dated report claims a German spy manipulated pilot training by false messages and wiring, affecting aviator flights. The piece notes intelligence work, alleged methods, and hidden wires tied to flight operations, with authorities promising more revelations.
Frank Dumond former Erie Deputy Sheriff and well known across Erie county and Corry died this morning after a sudden brain hemorrhage. He had been a Republican candidate in the current race and previously sought the nomination and office.
London dispatch reports the arrival of the first group of American physicians who will serve with the Pyrenomtrit ish medical staffs. They are assigned to hospital work in the land and provinces, marking a notable collaboration with Holatly hers.
Swedish envoy Kronhilm, ex-durga official, fled hiding after disclosures about ties to the German government. He denies aiding the German minister and says no honor or detention by the Kaiser has occurred. He claims further steps depend on the Swedish government’s action.
In September 4 report, Airigadier Caner Duigsa and Major Camp pel King of the United States are described as decorated by the French government for bravery shown with French troops during the Verdun defense. The ceremony highlighted tensions with an early code of the era.
A merchants meeting organized by the Board of Commerce is scheduled for 8 o clock this evening. Ghalrindy Wright said participation in last month sale was strong and a larger campaign is planned to boost sales. About twenty two merchants took part in the previous sale and more are invited to attend for information on the plants used and processes.
In Warren on September 40 a sharp county primary produced a sweeping result with Fox and Brandt leading the ticket. Fox captured the highest Republican vote and Brandt led the Democrat side for county offices, with several other candidates securing fractional leads in local races. The overall totals show Fox and Brandt as dominant figures among their respective party slates.
Mutual agreement dissolves the firm of Manley and Bingham. Manley accepts a new position in the city, while Bingham will operate the renovating plant of Thice corn. Manley will reside in the city and the painting and decorating business is discontinued. The vacuum cleaning plant will be maintained under Bingham's direction.
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