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05 Nov 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows an item referencing service and lace line, special navy runs, best last NG, and a price of 7.50. Details are unreadable but imply a listing with a price.
Britain proclaims war on Turkey as Russian advances report success on the Turkish border. A British aviator dies in a Salisbury plains crash. German and Russian moves unfold with Dunkirk and Calais objectives shifting, while Berlin denies prisoner losses as Allied forces press in Flanders and Poland.
A rooming house on Eighth Avenues burned in the early hours, killing six men and injuring about a dozen firemen. Fifty two men were inside. forty escaped down ladders or across to nearby roofs. Three victims were found on the fourth floor, two on the third, one near a second floor window, all charred. The blaze reportedly started in a rear third floor room.
A large delegation of local Masons and several from Columnus went to Belo this morning to attend the Logo Of Perfection being held there today. Among those who went from this city were L. W. Olds Murray s James H. Wright R.F. Liver ore Charles Simpson Wm Matthews and several others. They will return home this evening.
Charles Ober faced a disorderly conduct charge after a prior incident throt by Officer Merritt. He appeared before Alderman Shieldy, pled guilty, and paid a five dollar fine plus costs. Settlement arranged with Mayor and City Solicitor Kincaid.
Around eleven o clock an attempted robbery at Herman ute’s poultry establishment in East End city was interrupted when a household member heard movement. The door had locks pried and the thieves fled through a pasture lot, dropping a cap. Police expect to identify those involved.
Corry Grange will hold a meeting Saturday at Grange Hall in the Johnson building. Two or three new members will be initiated and several membership applications completed. The regular business session starts at 1 30 pm. Final settlement of matters from the recent Grange Fair will be attended to. Afterwards an unusually good program will be given. The organization now has about two hundred members with new names added monthly. Interest is growing rapidly and the grange is in better condition.
District Deputy Grand Exalted Titler Weller of Franklin will making an official visit at the Forty Lodge of Wiks. It is expected a large number of members will attend this evening as several special features will be considered. Mr Weller is well known in the city and the local Elks are preparing to welcome him.
Funeral services for A F Weber were held yesterday at St Elizabeth Church, with members of the Eagle, Wike and Stanford Hose Companies in attendance. Remains were escorted to the cemetery by lodge members. a Requiem Mass was sung, and many friends gathered. Out-of-town mourners included Mr and Mrs J Weber of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs Harry Denals of Te te.
Funeral services for the late Andrew Hayden were held yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter Joseph Young. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Woodward Mrs Bosworth and Mrs Beardsley. Following were the pallbearers Heatorm J King Ci Gannon G Oradalt G Besson Mr Johnson and C ate. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Chicago dispatch reports no price increase for peck beef despite the Chicago stock yards closing for ten days to combat a cattle disease. Howard Tilden of a major packing house said the move would not affect market prices for housewives. Five top dairy cows valued in the National stock show were slaughtered after disease was found.
Washington reports Turkey assured the Allies will treat American subjects in Constantinople as safe within Turkish territory. Britain had issued a similar assurance, relayed through the U S State Department. Also noted are hospital reports from Erie describing twilight sleep procedures as beneficial for new mothers and infants, with mothers conscious during treatment.
The Nov. election results show a Republican sweep in the West with twenty new Republicans to the House from Ole and Illinois, yet little shift in delegations elsewhere. In twenty-three states Republicans gain four members. Democrats gain one Senate seat and four governors. Utah appears to back Smogt, a Republican, while Thomas leads for Colorado, Oregon, Arizona, and Washington.
United Press dispatch from Smith Arkansas reports strike related arson at Mine No. 4 of the Bache-Donman Company in Prairie Grove. Buildings were fed and destroyed with heavy property loss. authorities say strikers fired the structures as federal troops move toward the region amid rising labor trouble.
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