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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1918
Page
1
A coordinated Allied advance across Al Dania progresses with forces reaching near Bulgarian lines. Reports from Paris and other capitals confirm continued movement as allied units push toward key fronts along the Adriatic and Vardar areas.
A United Press dispatch from Washington warns that gasoline saving plans would be greatly extended if the Army and Navy motor transport operations continue. The War Department notes daily consumption and urges conservation to maintain supply, while acknowledging reserves and mobilization needs amid wartime strain.
The page describes a ten lot auction conducted by Mr. Benedict and Mr. Grow, held in the Ray Maul subdivision. The sale proceeds in a lively manner with bidding and private sales expected for remaining items.
Arch bishop Ireland dies this morning in St Paul after heart trouble. He served as head of the diocese for thirty years and celebrated his birthday on September 9. His long career in church work and leadership ends at age eighty.
The hour at Rox Theatre features a well attended matinee with children performing in Opponents of the World. Tickets are affordable and the show includes dances between acts. Several acts are described as lively and suitable for families.
Two youths confessed to stealing two automobiles. cops traced the cars to a street where one was abandoned after guidance from the owners. The vehicles included a Studebaker and another car, both reported missing from different locations.
Campaigning in Paris, Samuel Gompers urges unity among labor and allied groups to uphold American moderation in the war era. He asserts labor’s stance aligns with a determined effort to support allied victory and to resist radical demands within the movement.
A wartime letter describes air squadron life and aerial reconnaissance. It details long flights, battles, transport of ammunition, and the danger of shrapnel while noting personal resolve and plans to return home after the war.
Fragmented dispatch describes soldiers missing in action near Ridgway and Broneile. Notes a former captain, CW Gouty, guiding units and a possible detachment toward a border area. Communications indicate confusion about unit locations and custody of prisoners amid ongoing patrols and reports of recent contact.
Washington announces the Fourth Liberty Loan will raise six billion dollars over three weeks starting next Saturday. The treasury outlines a 4 percent bond with 29 year maturity, and district allocations by state, county, and city will be issued by the district appropriation office.
The report confirms Lieutenant Charles B. Case was killed in action during the Frayea engagement. Private Shaw, a former PRR yardmaster, also died in service. Details include the company, August deployment, and local commemoration with a new American tug ordered for the Third Loan drive.
United Press dispatch from Lindon reports Bulgarian forces retreating in the Allied counteroffensive. Serbian accounts say a Bulgarian rear guard falls back toward Veles as Allied troops advance along the Vardar’s late bank.
Fragmentary note describes shells on City Island and a possible shelling incident near an American fort by the water. It mentions an attack from New York harbor and implies shells were fired toward a ship. No clear date or full attribution available.
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