11 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
1
Washington officials said the note to Germany remains unaltered after recognition delays. They refused to confirm resignations or discuss view of peace prospects, while Berlin showed cautious cordiality and declined interviews.
Poor handwriting notes show an afternoon shower chance on Saturday with partly cloudy skies. Mentions Mrs Anna Fox and daughter Flop nee of Tummstosen and Luette Croaby of Colimbue visiting Mr Charles Myory. Hast Wayne attended a recent high school commencement exercises and trial discussions.
It was announced that the United States note was delivered to Fordten Mina for Von Jagow at 1:05 this afternoon. The embassy reportedly protected the text from disclosure and the briefing noted the progress of diplomatic messaging.
An evening accident near Center and Peabody streets injured Catherine Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of West Frederick Street. She was thrown under a rear wheel after slipping from an auto, suffering serious leg fractures. Dr. C. B. Kibler treated the injuries and arranged care at her home. confinement to her room is expected for some time.
The Forty-First Annual reunion of Corry High School Alumni Association drew 185, the largest attendance in the group’s history. The event included a banquet, social hour, and remarks by notable alumni. Speakers highlighted classes 1917, 1914, and 1901, with memories of past achievements and a focus on American energy and the Panama Canal.
June 11 dispatches describe the Great Slav Army rolling back Austro German forces near Lemberg. The battles across four days report heavy gains for the Slav coalition, with prisoners taken and repeated flanking drives toward Przemysl.
Garland case before Judge Hinckley in Warren hinges on ownership of the stream and property rights related to trout fishing. The court ruled the defendant’s claim not proven that the landowner held title to the property in question, prompting potential further evidence and possible appeal to higher court. The decision could impact public access to streams and set precedent for determining how far a private owner’s rights extend over adjacent waters.
United Press report from June 11 quotes ex Secretary Bevan approving the public shift in sentiment after President Wilson’s note to Germany. He notes initial papers misrepresented the text with personal opinions but now acknowledges the corrected content and firmer stance.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury reported in Washington that a letter from the Port Collector notes officers and crew of the German destroyer Prince Eitel Frederick are missing. The inquiry concerns the alleged violation of maritime regulations and potential contraband or interdicted activities.
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