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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1914

Page

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Great War Looms as Nations Align in New Fronts

Reports from United Press describe Italy Greece Bulgaria and Roumania poised to follow Turkey into the conflict. Russian advances press Austrian lines as German and French actions unfold with fighting ongoing along Lorraine and in Poland. Prince William of Weld flees Durazzo as Albanian insurgents seize the capital. Serbia prepares a major invasion, massing on the Drina to strike toward Vienna with Bosnian support.

Unites Pree Turkey Germany Italy French Bulgaria Ace England Auasta Kaisar Austria Carman Russia Lorraine Poland Berlin Lombure Konigsburg United Press Durazzo Rome William of Weld Albanik Harold Spenser Annapolis St. Petersburg Audtr Niche Sergin Bosnia Vienna Servia Drina

Giant steam pump delay rocks North Girry plant

An accident delayed final acceptance of a new giant steam pump at the Water Supply Company pumping station in North Girry. A major component fractured from rapid heat in the chamber during initial operation. The factory will ship a replacement part by September 8 as engineers dismantle the unit for repair.

North Girry Wit Cincinnati

Trolley Committee Organized in Anal Township Meeting

Saturday afternoon residents of Anal township gathered at Summerdale in Chautauqua to select the last of four representatives for the trolley survey. They will meet C. P. Northrop of the Corry and Columbus Street Railway to elect officers and organize a permanent group to administer funds for the survey. Work is to begin next week with the engineer starting from the Columbus terminal and moving north to Clymer.

Anal Township Summerdale Chautauqua Township Mila C. P. Northrop Corry and Columbus Street Railway Colmbus Clymer Northrop

Weather Unest 4 d Tonight and Muenday

Probable showers likely tonight and Monday in the region. Expect unsettled conditions with possible gusty winds and cooler temps as clouds move through.

French and British ships save Montenegrins at Galtare

Cetlinje August 31 French and British ships again saved Montenegrins at Mt Laroon, Galtare, as Austrian forces stormed the position. The fleets, despite mines in the harbor, shelled the Austrians. Prince Peter with ten thousand Montenegrins led a rapid charge and pursuit along the shore, the enemy retreating for a considerable distance.

United Press Cetlinje Monteneria Mt. Laroon Galtare Peter

Suppression Threats Hit London Newspapers in Commons

London reports claim suppression of certain newspapers after alleged seaward reporting. Premier Asquith cited bits of British regiments remaining after fierce fighting. Lord Kitchener denied specifics, noting six thousand British troops lost. Also, U.S. observers to Europe named including Major Ford and Capt. Enochs with roles in Austria and infantry units.

London House of Commons Asquith Lord Kitchener Estedd United Press Washington, D. C Witherspeon United States Army Europe Joseph Ford Medical Corps A. McIntyre Artilery Berkley Enochs Castle France Russia

Red Cross ship sails Saturday under neutral flag

Washington Aug 31 The Hamburg American ship Hamburg has been chartered to carry Red Cross hospital units and officials to Fura. An American officer will command and retired U S Navy men will man her. The vessel will sail Saturday, wearing a white hull with red cross markings and U S ensigns. The French and British embassies will respect its neutrality.

Tutten Proas Washington Wer Hamburg Tn Fura Red Cross United Sites Navy United States

German claim of thirty thousand Russian prisoners reported

Washington August 31 The German embassy released a wireless report from Berlin claiming Germans captured thirty thousand Russian troops including several high ranking officers in the fighting near Ortelsburg and Hohenstein.

United Press Washington, D.C Berlin Ortelsburg Hohenstein

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Greece Roumania Francis Joseph Lemburg Russian War Office The First National Bank Warren Savings Bank Pennsylvania Sar Il Cehy Citizens National Bank Corry United States Depository For Postal Savings J. Desmond Freaident SG Bartow Des. L. West If W. Parker Asst Cashler
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