12 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1915
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references individuals including Wilson and Rapre and mentions a hunter term. details are unclear but indicates a schedule or incident involving a legal or official context.
Paris reports cite a Paris paper outlining that Kaleer seeks peace terms and may abandon Austria to aid Germany. London papers note strong American sentiment after notes to Britain and Germany, with questions about neutral ship flags. French trench fighting at La Loisnolle. German bombardment of Tracy du Mont. Petrograd says Germans lose forty thousand men in East Prussia and that Russia will hold for a major upcoming operation near Przemysl.
Conny. Rey. V- Pannis Crosby, famed hymn writer, died at her home this morning at age 96. Though blind, she composed hymns that became world renowned and widely sung.
Hibler chairs the Corry Hospital improvement drive with a $1000 goal and lists contributors for a new operating room. The facility includes advanced ventilation lighting linoleum floors and electric sterilization. A complete donor list shows contributions from J We and AP Howard 2nd Company $420, Nageball Monet $70 and many others from local firms.
The forecast shows rain tonight and again Saturday with colder temperatures arriving Saturday. Sky conditions mainly cloudy, with possible brief showers and thermometers dipping over the weekend.
The Junior Class hosts the annual Senior reception at the High School this evening. About fifty students from both classes attend with over one hundred twenty five academy guests. Banquet begins 4 to 6 45 p m at Presbyterian chapel served by church ladies. Yellow and white Senior colors. Junior decorations in green and white at K P hall. Board of Education members and faculty expected to attend.
The suit of Max Klaist against J N Breiting for alienation of the affections of Breiting's daughter ended in a mistrial after Tadge Hand discharged the jury. An interview by Klaist to New York papers criticizing the court’s older members prompted the action.
In Dauphin County court records a landlord seeks renewal of a liquor license for the saloon occupying state owned property at 621 State Street. The case involves the proposed extension and references for the State Board of Public Grounds and Buildings and Governor Brumbaugh's administration.
A warrant was issued for a man in a mixed parish area after a disturbance involving a minority group. The suspect was identified as McCheasney, with another man Ton Nis noted in connection. The incident occurred yesterday with police recounting limited details as officers processed the scene.
A disruptive incident on Gold Street in the Setout Ward led night patrol to raid a disorderly house linked to the Ebbey family. Buns ce, alleged occupant, faces disorderly conduct charges while the wife receives a reprimand. case may target others after a hearing with Alderman Porter and the mayor.
Warren Pa February 12 fire destroyed the First Baptist church and adjoining parsonage on Second and Water streets. Pastor Carl Tneohoan and his wife were rescued from upper floors, gas explosion in the basement blamed for the blaze. One firefighter severely burned. property loss estimated at twenty thousand dollars with partial insurance.
Wittsburgh February 12 an entire dairy herd of 269 cows a bull and two calves was slaughtered in the east end section yesterday under orders from the government and health authorities to combat the foot and mouth disease. Several dogs and cats were also killed suspected of carrying the infection. The slaughter was conducted quietly and did not become general news until this afternoon.
A minor earthquake was felt in the Canal Zone this morning with no damage reported. The quake was widely noticed across the zone, but initial assessments indicate limited or no structural impact.
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