04 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
1
London reports caution that over 300 may be lost after a collision between the British liners Connemara and Retriever in heavy traffic north of the Irish Sea. While fear grew of many deaths, only one fireman confirmed so far and authorities warned more salvage details were pending.
At Juarez Colonels Rosario Ghrein a Villar leader and two followers were executed by firing squad under Carranza authorities. Garcia, shot after his death, claimed loyalty to Mexico and innocence in banditry. A bandit ally described as a seventeen year old arrested with Garcia faced similar fate.
Erie yesterday heard exceptions in a suit by NuBone Company against Danny to halt alleged patent infringement over coriet ayaya production. Judge Whittlesey ruled on the Dean Brothers exemptions, with arguments set for next week awaiting a decision.
Dr. James D. Moffett, president of Washington and Jefferson College, died this morning after a brief illness. A respected lawyer and educator, he led the college with prominence and influence in the state and nation.
A fragmentary weather blurb indicates snow chances and a warming trend. The brief mentions cold air and possible snowfall while signaling a shift to milder temperatures later. Strong entities include weather terms and time cues, but exact locations or dates are missing.
Work finishing on the new lost film Twas Schooldays as a crowd of over two hundred city schoolchildren watched from the park. Scenes were shot around East End school building with director Dila and Manager Tatkor coordinating the cast and filming by McHenry Company for release during the week of November 20.
Erratic notes show Erie County dairymen forming an association to improve milk production and prices. A meeting at Wattsburg is expected, with attendance from Union City Waterford and surrounding townships as plans mature for a county convention likely in November. The Marcus Minteal Company visits Box Theater for a week of varied musical comedy once nightly performances begin.
Campaign closes tonight as candidates from Delaware parties conclude their bids. The novelty of the race is unclear due to garbled OCR, but Provident Wilson wrapped up his efforts yesterday while Chorley and Huy remain noted in evening updates.
County Commissioner Kraemer waives a preliminary hearing on charges of malfeasance in office. Attorney Samn Hosalier represents Rogan, outlining the defense while Kraemer remains bound to the November term. The issue centers on alleged contracting with a dispatcd printing and engraving firm in which Kraemer is a member.
The French Army reports the American aviators who operated at Verdun are ordered to transfer to the Somme front. The move aims to bolster air power amid heavy fighting and reinforce confidence in the Allied effort.
United Press reports Washington discussions as experts agree a convoy’s change from merchant to war vessel would alter its character. Officials note longstanding international law principle and cite historic debates over vessel status and fuel supplies. In Laramie, James Chappell, 4, hanged himself in jail while under insanity custody.
Fragmented speech extols Woodrow Wilson as the nation’s trusted leader guiding America toward world leadership. It condemns political bosses and trusts while praising republican ideals, liberty, and the unity of the American people under Wilson’s presidency.
A United Press summary reports leaders suggesting no indications of peace within two years. Descriptions cite statements by Lord Northcliffe and others in London about ongoing Allied strategies, the Somme front, and the need to sustain morale while German forces face renewed pressure. The piece notes cautious optimism amid continued warfare in Europe and South America as observers debate timing for an armistice.
The bulletin from November 20 shows Wilson leading in the electoral college with a substantial vote total. It notes Minnesota’s 12 electoral votes and other state lines while detailing overall gains across the nation. The report highlights WIlson's rise as the Heeaul luterents push for broader support.
Canadian yeggs dynamited the Merchants Bank in OXatokam, forty miles from Calgary, after disabling all town wires. They escaped with about $10,000 in cash and currency after the blast.
Rome reports a heavy Austrian toll as the new offensive advances toward the Trento front. General Cadorna’s Italian army has been pushing forward for days, driving Austrians back while sustaining considerable casualties and captures.
A garbled letter from Penrose to local voters outlines political themes and calls for turnout. The document references civic duties, party lines, and attempts to mobilize support, noting reactions from residents and officials.
A special Myspliat Auxiliary meeting will be held at the hospital Tuesday evening to discuss a proposed gift offered for a brief time. The committee aims to secure funds and coordinate a donation day with Boy Scouts and Baptist groups aiding in preparations and outreach.
Reverend Baker will depart for Centerville to pursue his mission work. The article notes his long service, growth in church membership, and plans to carry on with renewed effort and leadership in the coming year at the Centerville church.
In Greenville a derailment involved two elderly sisters who died amid a chaotic rescue. One sister evaded capture but another was pulled to safety before a group of bystanders blocked a locomotive. Officials say the engineer bore no blame for the accident.
An employee suffered a painful eye wound at the plant after a radiator piece struck him during work. Dr. B. Kibler treated the injury, and it was feared serious, but he was expected to return to duties soon.
Funeral services for Minna A. Babcock, aged about 70, will be held tomorrow afternoon at one o clock beside the Vermont Home where she resided for several years. The interment will follow at the Grane Cove cemetery.
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