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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

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Entente Peace Terms Name Allies' Proposals

United Press reports Allied leaders debate peace terms amid pressure from the German proposal. Leaders consider three plans: publish their own terms, seek clearer German concessions, or propose broader armistice terms without demanding military surrender. The White House favors a public, decisive stance to explain aims to the world and Germany.

United Press Centrat Ponce Lorin Lloyd Gobreatt Wintel Pitfell

High School Shutdown After Heating System Failure

Morning dismissal followed by continued disruption as the heating engine failed to start. Superintendent Wilson blamed the ongoing power and boiler issues for delaying classes and extending delays into the day at the school.

Supt Wilson

Allies Yield to U S Demands Amid War Confusion

United States pressure forces Allied powers to adjust wartime conduct toward America and Countarnowok. Ambassadors and governments discuss gated conduct and envoy postings as the crisis nears a broader political response.

Hint of Pennsylvania troops returning home

A dispatch from United Press reports that troops of Company 1, based in Wrst Bargonut, were to leave today for maneuvers but have postponed. The lieutenant indicates conditions relaxed and a coordinated return is likely within ten months or so, with all Pennsylvania troops expected to reach their families by January 16.

United Frou le Wwife Wrst Bargonut J.P Coumpany Tynrt Hive Bixonth Regiment

Horton Davis Injured In Anvil Accident

Horton Davis sustained injuries in a workplace mishap reported after an early morning accident at a station project. He slipped while moving a train car to a tent and suffered fractured ribs. He was transported to a hospital and remained under medical care as of the following morning.

Horton Uhvin Otation Fai Ie Mme Homie

Masons Banquet at Stun Hall and Lodge Installations

The Munonie order of thin city plans a banquet at Stun Hall this evening served by the Ancien of te Lillia Guild of the Episcopal church. Following, officers will be installed at the Wine Lodge while the Columbine Chapter travels to attend. A large attendance is expected as the Columbus Chapter and the Blan Lodge alternate entertainment with the ie Lodge.

Munonie Order Thin City Ancien of Te Lillia Episcopal Ahureh Columbine Aniey Columbus Chaptor Blan Lodge

Romanian Cabinet Falls and Premier Resigns

Dispatch from Jassy reports Romania's prime minister and entire cabinet have resigned amid political upheaval. A new government coalition is forming under the interim cabinet as the capital reorganizes during the crisis.

NY Market Still Shows More Decline

United Press reports New York market activity as it opened with continued weakness. Traders saw shares sliding with mixed recoveries and substantial selling pressure across leading issues, signaling a broader downturn in early trading.

N.Y

Market Panic Deepens as Stocks Dumped on Dec 1

United Press bulletin from New York reports a heavy dump of a large number of stocks spreading the market into a broad fallback. Proposals by German powers were wiped out as brokers suspended trading. a man died in a broker’s office during the market panic while watching the ticker. Many investors, including those with Christmas savings, faced ruin.

United Preac New York Fimo Hie

Elks Charity Ball Planned for December 28

Local Elks lodge announces a charity ball on Thursday December 28 at Hem, with a formal tone for the event. A reduced ticket price from $4.00 to $1.00 includes a program and musical entertainment, proceeds benefiting the lodge’s Hendy fund for the coming year. The ball will open to the public at 1 o clock, with tickets available through the lodge and from associated organizers.

Morgaridge Janicy Methuod Jj, Honver GN. Noborti D. J. Saston W. A. Bhiias Gill G. At Fingomanta

Daughters of Isabella Elect Officers in Annual Meeting

The Daughters of Isabella held their annual officer election last evening. Officers elected for the coming year include Grand Regent Sadie Downey, V Grand Regent Miyia Wood, Prophetess Nell Cauley, historian Mary Muiderick, treasurer Mary Maloney, monitor Helmn Cullen, sentinel Mary Maloney, organist Blor ane Hills, trustees Woo Have rington and Maxsoo Tyonh. The meeting adjourned to the Aronde for a tine afternoon.

Cutt Cone Tunbotla Sadie Downey Miyia Wood Mun Nell Cauley Ming Mary Muiderick Tremurar Mian Mowe Mahoney Monitor Minn Helmn Cullen Sentiflal Mra Mare Maloney Mary Maloney Min Blorane Hills Trustons Mim Woo Haverington Maxsoo Tyonh Mamby Tirtystiva

Fragmentary survey note on river channel and distance

A damaged OCR fragment describes a Pennsylvanian Allegheny river location a quarter mile south of a bridge with planned dredging or channel work. It mentions a 4? foot distance and a channel of similar width, plus a vague note about color or material and possible calendar or numeric references.

Allegheny River

Local Dairymen Organize Corry Branch of Milk Producers

A local dairymen group formed a Corry branch of the Northern Western Pennaytrattin Milk Producer Association at yesterday afternoon’s meeting at the Lytle Mhovire. About sixty dairymen attended the first meeting, pledging cooperation with other regions to curb unfair competition. County producers from Erie, Warren, and Crawford counties voiced support. An executive committee was named: M. J. Smith, B. J. Crowell, Gaman Hall, John Hammond, and John Kobistes, to serve until the first annual February meeting. Dairymen wishing to join should contact Crowell, Smith, or Folleie before the second meeting when officers and directors will be elected.

Erie Warren Crawford Gartardiy M. J. Smith B. J. Crowell Gaman ‘Hall John Hammond John Kobistes Mgm

Leiplein Store Transfer Reported to Guignons

Mr and Mrs Guy Guignon announced today the purchase of the Leiplein confectionery on Main Street. They will continue soda fountain service and add a full restaurant operation with noon meals and later specialties. The Guignons, longtime local merchants, plan catering for parties and expand cuisine offerings.

Guy Guignon K. M. Leiplein Guignon Wil Cervice Siuning

Kaiser Addresses Troppal In Berlin Front Speech

Berlin reports the Kaiser addressed troops on the front today, saying he forged a tale of peace to unite the nation and praising the Germans for loyalty in war and during the peace. He warned of Romania and stressed unity amid the war effort.

Tasted Proe Berlin Kaiser

Pomeroy Resigns as Superintendent of Printing and Binding

Harroury December 15 Governor Arimbaugh acted to fill the top post after the resignation of Pomeroy Superintendent of Printing and Binding. The formal steps and successor appointment are reported as the next official actions in the state administration.

Harroury Arimbaugh

Teutons Capture Key To Rumanian Defenses

A dated dispatch reports Teutons capturing a key point in northeastern Rumault improving siege lines and yielding prisoners and supplies. It notes German gains threaten Humante positions, with Yerusalan withdrawing from Wallachia and French forces advancing near Verdun on the Western Front.

Teutons War Office Yerusalan Wallachia Ti Thy Verdun Laut

Spelling Test Results Across City Schools Reveal Top Performers

Supl Wilson of the Public Senders announced results from standardized spelling tests taken December 1 in all Grady city schools. Washington Street pupils led with 4 percent perfect, while Fairview 83 percent and Concord 72 percent achieved high marks. Sixth grade Washington Street, taught by Miss Pirth, posted top score. Marian building fourth graders and Concord sixth graders also excelled. High School had six students with perfect records.

Supl. Wilson Grady Russell Sage Foundation Washington Street Washington Concord RI Hatch Misa Pirth Marvian May Hazel McCray Concord

Attempts to Save Boy Slayers Face Pardon Review

In Trookville the jailed youths Henry Wand, i Mbttern and Archesteines, condemned for the murder of William Hahien, await execution at the Cantey county penitentiary. The State Board of Pardon may commute their death sentences to life imprisonment, as Gov. Gomovey considers reconsideration amid sympathy across the state.

Ama. Gooulal Sant Dut Trookville Henry Wand i Archesteines Cantey County Jomiury William Hahien Alther Wow State Board of Pardon Gomovey Hia Atuta

Lloyd George to Appear Despite Reported Illness

London dispatch reports Lloyd George again today able to appear in public despite rumors of illness. The premier’s condition was described as improved and there was no official cancellation of planned events.

Lloyd George EY United London George Puocuss

Six Arrests in Erie Car Robbery Case

Police report six suspects, four men and two women, tied to a Jeep and train car theft ring in Erie. About $1500 in loot recovered from New York Central and Nickel Plate freight cars, with searches yielding gold value. Officials say more arrests possible as operations unfold and hidden evidence emerges around Twelfth and Payne.

Orla New York Houges Twelfth and Payne Avenue Ale Woush Largo

Mercer County Man Murdered in Morning Attack

A 83 year old Mercer County resident, William Snyder, was found dead at his home after a brutal assault on the road to the furnace. Suspect Jon Zanteh, a Slay furndes worker, was arrested after being found asleep at a boarding house. County officials and State Police detain Zanteh pending bearing on the premeditated murder accusation.

Prnapect Jon Zupleh Furndes Weal Middleans Nigell Nown Lyth Snyder Zanteh Donohua State Police Stutiowait AE Purtell Way Iy Boardage House George Hh. Mowlay Greenville W. Hawes Middievox Zavich Wis Ryan Zanish Attck Lohan Plck Wiylng Snyder

Jamestown YMCA Threatened By Fire and Vandalism

Jamestown YMCA faced a destructive blaze that damaged the main building and a boys department. Officials reported the fire began in the frame near a guilding and caused extensive damage. damages exceed $2000 with relocation of families and a shift of residents to Groanville and Hessover rail routes.

Y. MC. A Damentown Tamestown

Erie R. R. Employees Here Get Bonus

New York reports that the Erie and Southern Pacific railroads announce grand bonuses for all non- intune employees not working on the line. Approximately 10,000 hands are to receive one month's wages in December and a year end bonus, with details declared by company officials. Local unions and railroad executives say the payout reflects a broad effort to boost pay across the workforce.

United Prons London Toni fUllen United Alliloh America Growt Nritutn Hmrane Josoph Mpinba Allion United States Ubansador Ndebt Joe Monte Wilkes Readent Underwood New York Erie Harwood

Greece Yields to Ultimatum Amid Allied Demands

Dec 14 report states Greece faces ultimatum from Allies and internal pressure. government consents to key demands, including arm restraint, to avoid further upheaval. Vague references to telegraph and naval support suggest broader European tensions.

M Sparren Heads State Grange In Quiet Session

Thiladelpha December 14 opposition to Adamson houring and wage tax proposals dominated the execution session of the Pennsylvania State Grange. The paper questioned laws favoring a few at the expense of many and urged arbitration to settle disputes. No action was taken on intercepting the Workmen’s Compensation Bill. concerns voiced over consolidating rural schools.

Thiladelpha Jabor Congress Harry A. Mile Turmera Lito Doli Nenoo Docharin

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