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Newspaper
Syracuse Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
2
A disjointed clipping reports an attempted safe robbery at Camillus by yeggs. The item references post offices, rail or road disruptions, and gang activity in Hermon and the North Country region, noting impacts on electricity and limited details about suspects.
Washington June 23 Oversas scripting reports the Red Cross war fund near 59.09 million with three days remaining. Major donations pour in from church collections and major cities as districts report progress toward a national goal of about 77.33 million. New York leads with large pledges while Cincinnati Boston and Dallas push toward targets and states exceed initial plans.
More than 135000 has been subscribed to the War Chest drive led by local residents and civic leaders from W Genesee Street and Syracuse area merchants. The campaign, organizing under Frank F. Ware of the Syracuse War Chest Association, targets broader community support with plans to place placards and promote ongoing contributions at participating stores.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe movements of a regiment with mentions of places in Carolinas and Michigan. It notes officers and elusive details, with scattered numbers and terms, suggesting a broad troop concentration or supply activity. Details are incomplete and not fully legible.
Sixty three men were admitted with 23 Irish subjects 19 Russians 22 from other nations under Austrian Hlangars. Names listed include Cheries E Gilpin Michel Lynn Ford W DeVote Bart Kilburn Asselstine Edwin Lewis Francis J Bryant and others. Several individuals named from Russia and Europe appear alongside a note of a man pleadin guilty to Vicimiting a W. Tenst and a fined man for petit torcery with payment suspended on condition.
Judges find Fred Klem insane after Friday testimony by Judge Joseph Eggleston. Witnesses describe a disturbed veteran involved in a reported incident and a maiming case. Court notes indicate no expected improvement in his condition, and plans for further trial follow.
An eight year old boy, Raymond Afeck of 703 Gaps street, was crushed beneath a car. He sustained fractured ribs, chest injuries, and other wounds. Witnesses and police described the car being backed up before bystanders lifted it off him. Recovery prognosis appeared uncertain.
Timeis company to incorporate as Sprinsie TM in June with Walter A. Timeis as president. Fire incident halts operations briefly at the Syra facility as Five extinguishers are produced by the firm.
Fragmented report notes Sixth Army unit or battery to depart base soon as part of a restructuring. Mentions potential naming of a U S food rector and references unclear lines about tests, lines, and personnel including names like George Becais Piet Aeon. The garbled text suggests multiple entities and places without clear coherence.
A fragment notes a recruitment event in Buffalo with references to Ameline Coreyce and Maye Pec pto-Gay Stated that ser ersivee faking. The piece mentions German use, depots, and an investigation into Reed's visit offering something. It hints at consequences for leaving the Mary and at recruiting stations.
Syracuse area road status shows ongoing construction and closures. Moravia, Owasco, and Onondaga County projects slow traffic with posted detours. West Syracuse East Syracuse and bridges are under maintenance, with roads closed to all traffic in several segments and temporary openings for limited access.
Syramise Pete rcorns announced plans to raise funds for Red Cross War Count efforts. Banks anit, Mews Geesin, and Richaris spearhead the drive with three hundred seize Danks and native Ores preparing speeches. A speaker, Mr. Goes, was arrested and summoned in terms in prison.
Two legal actions involving Mitchell and Rubin have reached settlements. Plaintiff Wisconticuance Ladecstogd was named in the suits, with terms not disclosed. Court filings indicate resolution proceeds in unspecified dollars and mutual releases.
A feature outlines Greek police methods and tactics in plain language, detailing investigation approaches, crowd control, evidence handling, and interview practices. The piece emphasizes procedural fairness, interagency cooperation, and ongoing reforms within the Greek law enforcement system.
Train rules cause two incidents at Richland New York with minor injuries reported. Officials investigate railway schedule and safety compliance as responders secure the area and canvass witnesses.
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