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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
1
Local train derailed at Oil City injury toll eight
No. 952 leaving the city at 9:20 struck a broken switch in Oil City yards. Day coach and sleeper derailed. A corry man is among eight seriously injured in the wreck. Police and railway officials report the accident details are under investigation and passengers aided by bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Train wreck at Oil City injures Corry workers
The Lis McClintockville yard crash aboard Fontaylvania No. 05 wrecked eight cars and injured multiple aboard. Signals man Thomas J. Bahen of Corry and signal maintainer Thomas Akon were among the wounded, with several others from Corry and Oil City badly hurt as passengers aided evacuation. Officials reported one fatality possible, but later updates indicated critical injuries and ongoing hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Snyder
McGuva
V. Millar
Olity
Ant
Cottenellvon
Franklin
Paswon- Bers
Lowers Sekinott Mockres
Ira Roberts
Althougl
Corry
Tne Bulletin
Journal
Oil City
Blixaard
Tacal Railway
Ward
Bayard Skinner
Alwanter
Freight Depot Employee Hurt at Work in Pennsylvania
Frank Boya, a Pennsylvania Railroad worker, suffered a heavy injury at the freight yard while moving a heavy box at loading platforms. A coworker or supervisor rendered aid and transported him to the hospital for first aid and observation. He was reported resting quietly and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frumk Boya
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Goya
Tim
Kilbler
Henwan
Kiv Howe
Night School to Open Next Week at High School
The Board of Education approved a night school program to start next Tuesday evening at the High School. Instruction will be divided into four divisions, with a nominal $1 charge for enrollment to cover book costs. About six students are currently enrolled with many more expected. the program is open to women of foraten birth and others wishing to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gon Morse
Tuesay
Edicalion
Ty Honibelt
Wen
Vie Claus
Howe
Americas Response to Peace Move Prompts Mixed Reactions
The piece notes cautious praise from United States allies and mixed reactions across South America as President Wilso y advocates a world peace initiative. It highlights concerns over extending the Monroe Doctrine and potential abandonment fears amid regional tensions, with calls for united support and careful policy moves.
Germany Prepares For Massive War Mobilization
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes urgent German mobilization efforts as Allied powers face a broad front. Reports indicate rail and supply lines moving, with a focus on land actions and accelerating preparations for a large scale conflict across front lines.
Germany Pleased With Speech by President Wilson
United Press reports Berlin received President Wilson’s full address with interest. A long conference involving Ambassador Herard and Secretary Zimierman discussed the German attitude and possible replies. Officials note the speech signals Germany’s leaders toward peace moves while cautioning about practical obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
Sewuty
Itulwir
von Hindenbuer
Aubasador Herard
Ayrekn
Zimierman
Vu Anitasanitar
Proelunt Wilson
Germany
Garin
Aten
Witkon
Widrees
Mr Northrop Issues Public Statement on Street Railway
Mr Northrop releases a public statement through Mr Marsh outlining the troubled condition of the Cory and Columbus Street Railway Company's equipment. He asserts private interests influence the system and defends his past support for related bills while detailing ongoing concerns and public impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Cory
Columbus Streut Hallway Company
Novishop
Suiung
Wyied
Mure
Mr. Marsh
Comnlitin
Tie Hond Holdars
Nhirge
Corry
Rhnstown
Ana Calumbus Streat Failway Company
Band Concert and Dance by Convicted State Awnors
Tomorrow evening the Board of Commerce Band will give a concert and dance with convicts under replees of national policy. The event draws large crowds and is expected to start around dusk. Director Black has organized the program as the band members prepared for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commerce
Black
Condart
Erie Crime Mystery In Wake Of Woodworth Shooting
Reports describe a fatal shooting at Erie involving Woodworth and Henry Lewis amid a larger crime mystery. Police claim Lewis, age 26, faced charges as details emerge from the home at East Malone Avenue and hospital treatment for Woodworth, with testimonies and statements under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Kuather
Erie City
Bharty
Flock Wik
Woodworth
Ind
Hallor Hogphal
Ealbhre
Henry Liewis
Aig
Utflen Woodworth
Rosaul
Woodorth
Mamot Hospital
Fogerty
Guy
Boughton
Uenied Hay
Wooks
Lewis
Mom Woodworth
Lewy
Lewin Salt
Negroes in Shooting Affair Near Hollings
A patrol and Pennsylvania detectives hunted a shooting suspect described as a Negro man after a deadly attack near Hollings Road. The injured worker, identified as O Neil Med, was rushed to Renova Hospital in serious condition. Local officers extended the manhunt toward Renova as the victim’s status remained grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Robert Brennsn
Hollings
Jowanty Filles
Renore
Whitar
Renova
Hwt
Infilito
Cummins Asks Vote Resolution in Murder Case
Police say they are pursuing a new phase of the murder inquiry involving Mancini and Cummins. No evidence ties Mancini to the crime. investigators focus on a different suspect linked to the Toman Menglal and Hadley cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Agst Mancini
Feria Police
Toman Menglal
Chloe Hulzal
Haywaver
Faye Nye
Washington D C Debates on Executive Power Amid Senate Fight
The report outlines a January Washington scene where President Wilden and a Senate committee discuss executive actions. It notes calls for debate on a proposed policy and the president's aim to engage the public while framing the constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fropn
Washington, D
Wilden
Sunale
Uniteo Slm
Mtondog
Senate
Claim Many German Ships Destroyed
Unite Press reports that German destroyers and auxiliary craft were destroyed in a North Ben engagement Monday night. The statement confirms one German destroyer was sent to the bottom and several German crew were wounded while repairs at Holland were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
London
Pepstaont Roperty Fruit Halland Today
Rym Alx
Yexiantay
Bilal Ghiys
Ben
Howaven
Armitraity
Lisht
Holland
Tule
Plang
Bowrd
Prosecution Details Fatal July Wife Murder Case
The prosecution describes a quarrel at Leon Marter’s home last July that ended with his wife Hortor dying in her dining room. A framed horse plate was used as a weapon after he allegedly chased her through the room and bottles were broken on the floor. Evidence suggests the couple’s room fight led to her death. investigators note the scene showed broken glass and a struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Leon Harter
Murda
Yay
Mao Tony
Anufactur
Polige
Maulaey
Walla
Ty Marter
Milk Dealers Meet at Columbus for Regional Dairy Growth
Joseph Qesenheim secretaries Northwestern Pennsylvania Microil0process Association and County Warm Agent Helse visited Warren County en route to Columbus for a February meeting. They aimed to organize a strong branch of the Northwestern Association in Columbus Township and expand membership across Crawford and nearby areas. The association, now about 700 strong, pursues dairy development with plans to enroll more farmers and establish new branches in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Qesenheim
Northwestern
Pennsylvania Microilocess Association
Helse
Warren County
Panu
Ware
Ely
Columbus
Wifarnonn
Colunt
Gunllenen
Columbus Township
Fort
Aovivty
Mc Northivogtarry Assocition
Corre
Hue Timett
Artitade
B. J. Crowell
Melvin Smith
Athora
Cone
Carry
Hans
Inarawio
Aueiniberea Tp
Zlesinhelm I
de Arorte
Agent Relst
Magupi
Warren Souu Ly
K of P Officers Installed at Corre J Lod e No 196
The regular meeting of Corre J Lodge No 0196 installed officers for the ensuing term. Chancelor Commander F 1, Eoas View Chancellor, Hydy Builth, Master Work M. R. Green, Master Arn HA. Cusperson, Inner Guard B. Spicer, and other officers were inducted. After installation, a toast was offered and plans discussed, including dates for an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corre J Lode
Davie
Shancellor
Eoas
Ommander
Hydy Builth
Roto
Ry le. Mwah
M. R. Green
Mastyr Arn
HA. Cusperson
Inner
B. Spicer
Dd. Thers
Truutes
W. W. Weilhauten
Portince
Baguire
Cote
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South Americany Heartily Applaud the Efforts of Wilsoy
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