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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

May 29, 1915

Page

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German reply from Berlin warns neutral ships in war zones

The Berlin note to Washington warns neutrals that ships entering designated war zones may be attacked by German submarines. It states neutral movements will be halted at night if ships are not plainly visible, and notes the five-page German reply to the American note was handed to the State Department.

United Prew Washington, D.C Binte Department Amorita Berlin Garian Fordhgt Iassaor Garard Dopartment Aptha Tsandor Bogan Copenhagen State Department Washington

Missouri Counties Inundated By United Presay

MissourI counties flooded by United Presay with Pattonsburg in Dante county reported marooned on roofs and upper floors. Grand River five miles wide in Dusio county. No deaths yet. Property damage estimated at over 400000 dollars.

United Presay St. Louia Pattonsburg Dante County Revette Kansas City Grand River Dusio County

Explosion Report Updates Nebraskan Disaster Details

United Press reports from London relay a new dispatch on the Nebraskan disaster. The chief engineer reaffirms his claim of seeing a white streak speeding toward the American ship before the blast, near the starboard side, as Lieutenant Powers of the American embassy in London inspects the hull.

Washington, D.C State Department Today Ambasantor London Nebraski Chlef Veswel

Memorial Day Poem by Stacey B. Baker

A nostalgic poem recalls Decoration Day rituals honoring fallen soldiers. It contrasts mournful memory with enduring valor, noting how the blue uniforms of the dead remain alive in songs, drums, and continued tributes. It emphasizes heroism, tribute, and national remembrance.

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Memorial Day Observance in City Tomorrow

A Memorial Day program is planned for tomorrow with a parade and a large ceremony in City Park if weather allows. If rain occurs the service moves to the State Armory at two o clock with prayers, dirge, address, and honors by veterans, post officers, and local groups.

Flrst State Armory Mun Two O'Clork Chaplin Wall of Honor Lincoln Gottyabure W. R B. P.O. Bika Quartette Samuel Hy Mui Mercer Ronedictton Geiter

Memorial Day Ceremonies and Graves Decoration Plan

The Post and Relief Corps will march to the cemetery after a program at Park. Automobiles will transport members to the cemetery where graves will be decorated and three volleys fired. The band will play Nearer My God to Thee. Judge Samuel H. Millen of Mercer will deliver the address and arrives in the city this evening.

Relief Corps Hine Washington Street Samuel H. Millen Miller Congress Pennsylvania

Auto Men Called to Help in Memorial Day Parade

All drivers of automobiles who have agreed to aid in carrying sick and elderly people in the Memorial Day procession are requested to be on hand at the Armory Sunday afternoon at 1 45 oclock.

Armory

Change in Rural Route Undesirable

An order at the local post office proposes transferring Rural Route No. Y to Columbus after a petition in the township. Residents fear delayed mail and note many readers would lose morning and evening delivery, while larger cities and major points would suffer twenty four hour delays. Protesters now reconsider the plan and plan to petition the department.

Columbus Howe Fiie Eaicher Pennsylvania Merlervin Dornlyig Yapnes Jotter Mall Warren Buffalo Cleveland Jul City Mutcher

Trieste in Hands of Mobs Amid World War II News

The aged dispatch reports Trieste controlled by rioters with fires burning, Austrian property destroyed, Milan under martial law, and Italian forces making limited progress toward Trieste and Corfu. A German Reichstag budget note says ammunition suffices until next winter. strategic rail and river lines report disruption as Russians comment.

United Press London Rome Wea Shuind Serbia Milan Dinpietchen Trieste Ted Mohe Pittie Baldings Te Talian Ovine Agatnst Corie Heleht Helms Ceatian Arly Venloo Sepenten Dalmatia Peleste Berlin Reichstag Germany Przemys Lembzurs

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