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Be on the boards as the team races to fill gaps in the lineup. Eight players rotate through a tight semifinal stretch as coaches study matchups and seek a scoring punch.
12 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1915
Page
1
Be on the boards as the team races to fill gaps in the lineup. Eight players rotate through a tight semifinal stretch as coaches study matchups and seek a scoring punch.
Washington officials mobilize to protect ships and individuals tied to the crank letters. Morgan is targeted, and financier and British envoy Spelman Rice are guarded as authorities pursue links to Frank Holt and possible related threats. New Orleans paper reports letters prompting heightened security and wireless warnings to ships. Police in New Orleans investigate the letter writer Bryan and possible connections to Holt or associates.
London reports an eye witness account of Lord Kitchener and Prime Minister Asquith touring the front lines in France. The July 7 patrol allegedly witnessed a British counterattack near Ypres and later inspected the field marshaling the expeditionary force with French corps nearby. They then visited the Belgian front and conferred with King Albert.
A stormy spell is forecast with thunderstorms tonight and again Tuesday. Temperatures are not expected to move much, keeping the feel near seasonal norms across the region.
Erie Railroad agent Spencer and city officials visited Corry to review Maple Avenue and Went Wayne crossings. He urged immediate installation of watchmen and safety gates after several near accidents. The council discussed Main Street crossings with rail officials, and action is expected promptly. Local safety officials will press for protection at all affected crossings.
Governor Beumbaugh arrived at Mt Gretna with National Guard divisions to review the corps. He will likely stay until Friday and then depart to Harrisburg for a state board of agriculture meeting. Miss Katherine Crowe heads to Youngstown and Pittsburgh for a week’s visit.
United Press dispatch reports Germany ready to permit use of liners to protect American shipping. government to resist complete war policy change. Underscored by Zimmerman Jonas statement that ships could be provided with neutral crews and depend on owners' consent. Names include Imperator Kaiserin Georgy Washington and Hamburg American line ships.
Mrs. Bye A Myhin 118 Of Corry passed away Saturday evening at eight o'clock at her home 102 West Smith Street after a year of illness and a recent stroke. Born August 7, 1851 in Krykan Hjorketorp Sweden she came to the United States as a child. She married Clemence A Mahle in 1868 and lived in Corry since 1871. Survived by son Alvin H Mahle of Corry, daughter Ella, and brother Dan Stowell of Chautauqua N Y. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 PM from her home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Rev 0 B Woodward of the First Presbyterian Church officiating.
Washington July 12 Secretary Lansing cancels a planned trip to Cornish to confer with President Wilson on the German note reply. No date was set. Lansing said he would not go for at least four or five days and it is believed the President will return after reviewing the situation.
The first Saturday trade day under the Cheelal committee plan drew 741 free movie tickets redeemed across theaters, with firms like Holvermore, Barley, and Cohen reporting strong Saturday business. The Board of Commerce and Industry plans weekly carryouts, mailing notices to residents, as the influx boosts local shops and cinemas.
Visitors Mowe Kiwi Uxt and Wee Phot from Nant stay with Mr and Mrs Dun Naat near Hiv Haat. After several days they plan a trip to Amsterdam New York for a relative visit, following concerns about an aborted move.
United Press reports July coverage from New York as Harry K. Thaw shows defiant confidence during the Ludlow Street jail period. He says he expects to be free by the end of the trial and plans to travel to Pittsburgh and buy an automobile if lawyers secure sufficient funds.
United States reports a derailment near Wichita and Southwestern Linsa, July 14. No injuries are confirmed. all cars remained on the track with minor damage. A special train service was arranged to transport passengers and restore normal routes.
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