20 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
1
From London August 20 Consul reports after interviewing surviving Americans from the torpedoed vessel. Early reports say four Americans missing with some aboard saved. The White Star liner and rescue efforts confirm that bombs and torpedoes struck. officials in Constantinople and allied ships discuss how many Americans remain unaccounted for.
Fragmented dispatches note talk of shifting the Russian capital from Petrograd to Moscow. Reports outline government lawsuits and harbor tensions as authorities discuss strategic concentrations. The mix of gossip and official statements reflects the unsettled mood amid fast moving events.
A concert by the Sands Band drew strong audience response with a varied program. Highlights included folk lore stories, lively dances, and a selection briefly praised as popular. The afternoon event featured strong readings and musical pieces, with plans for an exhibition the following day.
The committee announced plans for a large community picnic in Carry city, detailing a full day’s program with a 200 PM start, a four o’clock parade, and a midnight close. Organizers vow strong turnout, promising entertainment, dances, speeches, and demonstrations by locals and notable figures to showcase civic spirit and unity.
A garbled dispatch from Washington reports Bulgaria may join the war, with signs that the Tukkarian Jopation heritage could draw Bulgaria into hostilities. Officials were pressed for a clear denial as questions about Bulgaria’s stance remain unresolved.
A Galveston rescue effort by United News reports ongoing work after a disaster. Officials estimate property damage will exceed 59 million dollars as waters recede enough for rescue teams to operate. The death toll rises with four more soldiers reported lost at sea.
A brief forecast notes gentle to moderate northeast winds and a gradual warmup into the afternoon. The outlook calls for mostly clear skies, light cloud cover, and daytime highs near the mid sixties with cooler evenings.
Report from Hy Union Penna notes heavy rain beginning early this morning and continuing at noon. Many streets including Clark Street Post Office area flooded with water reaching significant levels. City officials warn residents to avoid affected lanes and seek higher ground as conditions persist into the afternoon.
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