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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

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British battleship blown up with heavy loss of life

A British battleship was destroyed with more than 300 lives lost in a naval action. An immediate inquiry was ordered to determine the cause amidst conflicting reports of an underwater explosion and enemy activity.

Natal Admiralty

Austrian Note Coming in Sections Delayed by Transmission

The first section of Austria s reply to the government was received at the State Department this morning. The note is to be released slowly and will likely be delayed by transmission from Vienna. Secretary of State Lansing refused comment on the programs. The full text will not be given to the press until Monday.

United Irem Webbington D. C Binte Oyar Ie Eyidertty Traiemisaion Tron Wien State Lansing Nm Alder Glynn Ot Renate Panfield Lanaligwit He Auprian Proia Avatria Hut Andy Nal Ne Mantre Yale Saventeen Department of Agriculture

N I T Party Set at State Armory This Evening

The 4th annual N I T party at the State Armory promises to surpass prior events with about 150 to 200 couples anticipated. Ninety odd invitations issued alongside embossed programs for the December 21 gathering. Patrons include Mrs A L Barlow and Mrs Handor with music by a Titusville orchestra.

N. I. T. Chub State Armory Eltion Ued Pho

Attempted murder case shocks Altoona as three brothers held

Three brothers Joseph James and Dominick Fyiuro detained on charges of attempting to kill railroad foreman Gregor Lamori in Altoona. Lamori refused a demand for advance money leading to an assault by suspects reportedly tied to a named secret group. The men, locals linked to Whit Virginia origins, face serious charges.

United Prean Altoona Decempor Joseph James Dominick Fyiuro Gregoriq Lamorl Tallinn Virginia

Ten Missing After Chicago Fire Destroys Linseed Plant

Ten men are reported missing after a massive explosion demolished the American Linseed Company plant in South Chicago. Fire engines were buried under debris as walls collapsed, trapping crews near headquarters.

Chicago United Prear American Linseed Company South Chicaxo Downtows Fro Yobria

Oldest County Resident Dies Today

Fragmentary obituary notes the passing of Bry County's oldest resident in an unidentified location and at an unspecified time. The text mentions names like Mary Oliver and unclear ages, with many garbled fragments remaining.

Ny United Pees Brie Doo Mro Mary Oliver Yourm Ballavad Bry County Doe

Urge City Fire Department upgrades proposed

A damaged city notice outlines calls by Pattown and local residents for a comprehensive Fire Department upgrade. It notes push for improved equipment and new boxes, a move to a modern high age outfit, and requests to secure twenty more fire boxes as part of a planned modernization.

Pawtuon Lir Aneure Bf Tobert Luld Willéent Third Ward Itan Astioh

Defendants Surrender and Bail in Labor Conspiracy Case

Congressman Robert Power of Minnesota appeared before a U S commissioner in Washington with bond set at 5000 for his trial in the Labor National Peace Council case. Harry J. Martin and Herman Schutthola posted bond. George W. Ray furnished rail. Buchanan sought conference with A G Todd but not yet decided on voluntary arrest.

Buchanan Department of Jsstics Jha New Yorke Labor National Panss Connell Washington, D. G Forman Robert Power Hlinbls United States Taylor Bond al- Red Labor National Peace Council Fowler

Twenty One Republics Move Toward Pan American Alliance

News from Washington reports a proposed alliance of defense among twenty one American republics. Secretary Lansing and officials in the Blue Department declined to confirm memoranda of efforts toward formal treaties. The movement aims to uphold the Monroe Doctrine and coordinate collective security among the nations.

Americas United Press Washington, D. C Lansing

Greece Protests Teuton Actions Amid Balkan Envoy Row

A government protest denounces French and Belgian military actions in the Balkans. Reports say Greek authorities may not yet confirm the decision, with details unclear and amid diplomatic tension involving allied powers.

Three Ministers Reported to Quit British Cabinet

London dinner hour rumors said three prominent ministers Reginald McKenna Walter Runciman and Sir John Tennant would resign over the government's conservation bill. The ministers' resignations were previously rumored and revived amid cabinet talks with adjournment signaling no official withdrawal.

United Press Latir London Reginald McKenus Waller Rami Wi Jon Terman Tad Bien Werk Molory Wetton Asquith

Railroads Prepare for Strike Amid Coal Stockpiling

United Press reports railroads in the Midwest stockpiling coal in anticipation of a spring strike. Railroads, including AML lines, are building up supplies as plants in Ohio and surrounding areas ramp up production to guard against disruptions.

United Press Chicago Middle Western Ohionga

Cabinet members voice optimism on Austrian question

United Press dispatch from Washington reports members of President Wilson's cabinet, including Burleson, expressed satisfaction with the outlook in Austrian affairs. They emphasized confidence in the President's stance and noted readiness to support forthcoming actions.

United Washington, D. C Wilson Thame Hom Burleson

Police Chief Reports Yearly Crime and Fines Summary

The document outlines the Cher Y Police Chief’s annual report detailing offenses, fines, and sentences for the year. It lists cases such as larceny drunkenness disorderly conduct and carrying weapons with associated fines and penalties, noting dates before and after Dayle’s tenure and referencing public meetings and city ordinances.

Cher Y Harry Davis Amisalim Dusinem Chiat Avis Twig Danunry Arly Dayle Casey

All Is Safe Today on the Thessalonika

The Greek vessel Thessalonika reports is not in danger after engine room flooding. Officers say the ship, commanded by Captain Dee M-Ai Jawell, remains afloat and progressing despite partial flooding in the engine rooms.

Thessalonika United Press New York Dee M—Ai Jawell

Serbians Annihilated in Albania in Three-Day Battle

Reports from Italian sources claim Serbian refugee forces were wiped out in a three day battle near El Hassan. Reinforcements were reportedly rushed from Valinao and Valinao despite German progress. Milan and Milanese reports mention a large force at Cavalli affecting the engagement.

Callect Voss Perkin Erbian el Hassan Valinao Milan Widadet Cavalli

Miss Alexander Entertained Club Guests at North Center Home

Miss Alexander entertained the Bote Pi Gawma club of Young people at the home of her parents Hon and Mrs L Alexander on North Center last evening at dinner served at 9:30. Ten attendees were present and a playful recap followed the meal with noted guests including Stak Mumead Artors and Bley Myrgiinrite.

Miles Margaret As Axanger L. Alesander North Center Alex Ander Stak Mumead Artors

Compulsory Workmen Compensation and Labor Reforms Move Forward

The article outlines proposed changes to workmen's compensation with about 200000 employers affected. It details new benefit levels, retirement provisions, and eligibility rules, including age limits and school attendance mandates, as well as related measures on escheat of inactive deposits and agricultural product regulation.

al Mosk Wi Awe

Lorimer Trial Date Set Amid Wariness in Chicago

The Lorimer trial date was announced in Chicago as January 47, with charges tied to alleged manipulation of the United Prom and the Salties Trust. William Lorimer, former U S Senator, faces accusations linked to misconduct during his 1911 tenure.

United Prom Chicago Dow William Larimer United States House of Congress Atrout Trust and Savings Bitsik Lorimer Rial

Weather item unclear due to damaged text

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