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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
1
Local movie star candidates gain ground in a heated race with three leaders far ahead and thousands of coupons ready for voting. The poll closes tonight at Rex Theaters as the public awaits results and final tallies from Moncton Journal.
William G. Tate longtime Warren County official known in Corry shot himself in his home this morning after appearing in a calm mood. He walked to his room and fired from his pistol, dying en route to hospital. Survived by his wife and three daughters. born in Pennsylvania, longtime resident and former coroner. Local reaction noted. Tate had close ties and many friends in Corry and Warren County.
The article discusses Allied efforts to push German forces from fortified positions along natural defensive lines. It notes German resistance as Allied offensives advance and references the ongoing strength of German field works. The piece highlights trench storming attempts and the evolving tactical situation.
The Admiralty announced that six British trawlers were sunk off the east coast of Wexland by a man submarine. The loss was confirmed today, per United Press reports.
The Corry Chautauqua opened today featuring a diverse program. Highlights include performances by a big rally chorus, a featured speaker with an authoritative address, and a string quartet, with children’s events and lectures scheduled through Monday. Local organizer lines up a substantial weekend lineup to attract crowds.
United Press reports a lightning sparked blaze near the city as President Wilson urges the commission scope not to be limited to military matters. The discussion centers on whether naval and other civilian duties fall within its remit as tensions rise with Mexico.
A public message urges readers to practice the Corry smile, greeting everyone with a beaming countenance. The note promises more lessons in future issues and asks readers to preserve this square as the first page in a forthcoming volume.
Paris and London report constant fighting on the west front as French and British forces push westward. Reports describe heavy bombardment, progressing lines, and French and British units engaging near Belfort with allied support and German replies intensifying.
The Publicity Committee of the York Chamber of Commerce was formed last evening with Claush as president and 1loe Fr. Hrock Wax named chair and secretary to begin a citywide publicity drive. The group plans a newspaper campaign titled Know York Better and will seek official methods to improve the city’s publicity and opportunities.
Apillo Texas July 22 Jarry J Spannel who yesterday shot and killed Lt Col Batter and Spannal’s wife in a car near the city was spirited away to prevent mob violence. He was taken about thirty miles north to be held without public access as tensions ran high. Eyewitnesses recalled Spannal’s wife begging for mercy and not to be shot. Police offered no further information. Weather generally fair tonight and Sunday with no temperature change.
The article notes upcoming Trout Awards in Corrylop United Sportsmunary with July B18C for Vonnpyyyaala waters and finalists from Corry Crunty. Teams loom in the Mini Liat contest as prizes and honors are distributed after final judging.
Miss Monee Monroe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe, celebrated her twelfth birthday Friday afternoon at home with twelve friends. The party featured games, a birthday cake, and candy favors as gifts from guests. The gathering highlighted the celebrant’s longstanding friendships and joy in the occasion.
G N Roberts caught a fine natural brook trout this morning in Haro Creek weighing one pound five ounces and about sixteen inches long. It is described as the largest natural brook trout yet exhibited, with mention that larger brown trout have been weighed for competition at Corky Camp of United Sportsmen prizes.
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