09 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1915
Page
1
A Corry liquor dealer is accused of illegal sales and related offenses. Police report indicates investigations into alleged intoxication sales and possible violations of local laws. No further names or dates are clearly readable in the fragment.
A prisoner attempted to prove an alibi in a burglary case heard this week. The defendant claimed to be elsewhere when the crime occurred, while prosecutors presented witness testimony and physical evidence. The hearing ongoing as jurors review the alibi claims and related evidence.
The war office announces a shift in the campaign as Serbian forces withdraw toward Montenegro. It reports a total number of Sorh-Inu prisoners captured and heavy artillery pieces seized, noting advancing lines from KaKevae as the situation develops.
The Comptroller announces the National Bank of Georgia in Hall of To con closed due to mismanagement and heavy losses. The bank held about 150000 in deposits with 74000 capital. Local residents Mrs Henry Van Dresar Mrs Lizsly Perkins and others planned to spend a day in Titusville.
Fragmented report describes a French transport torpedoed in a multiterritorial Baltic theater. The vessel formerly known as Jinor Dueta is reported destroyed with conflicting details and unclear origin.
A Corry man was killed yesterday morning in Youngstown after a mill accident. The victim, Armstrong, about thirty five, was reportedly employed by a local concern and his body was to be transported to Corry for burial. Authorities described the incident as an unremarkable accident at the mill.
Rumors swirl over changes in Erie city commissions as names like Knerly Kenne and Mr. Baker surface for chair and parks head positions. The mayor warns any attempt to oust incumbents could trigger resignations, with board members weighing reallocation of duties and assets.
Pottery workers at Sebring Ohio go on strike seeking daily pay increases from 1.50 to 1.75 dollars. A conference was held last evening to settle the dispute, with another meeting scheduled for today.
A Meadville man, Daniel Kelly, aged about, was found unconscious on the hallway floor near his room at Harry Robert’s on Moai Avenue after a late night fall. He was taken to Spencer Hospital with a skull fracture and facial injuries. a doctor’s examination followed as authorities investigated the incident.
Dispatch notes torpedoing of two British ships and one Japanese vessel. Sailors reported loss of life unclear. ships sunk include Glennmore and Hduresk while Japanese craft Yasukuni Maru attacked. Crews' fate unspecified.
Report states Corry R R man sustained serious injuries yesterday morning after a car collision near West Pleasant and Lomita. Details remain unclear as investigators review the scene and discuss with witnesses.
Ambiguously worded report indicates Rossiter will be sworn in as judge soon, with mention of Judge Walling and delays. Details about location and timing are unclear, but the ceremony is framed for tomorrow afternoon.
Willya Ovarlend automobile firm disclosed a 16 000 000 issue with a novel 9 per cent dividend bearing, convertible. The move drew interest from financial observers in New York. Also noted is an accident Saturday evening where John McMahon tripped on a stair and was treated for a cut that should heal in days.
The Pip Gey wehletry Association directors meet at Cot Mosander offices to review regular business. They approve a guide number of current mills and pass several loans including first mortgages totaling $2900 for mortuary facilities. The mausoleum project is favored for completion and the board plans further action.
The D of J outlines plans for degrees and a banquet. Mentions Miss May Tynch of Bt Maren and Suite regent, with invitations to Winters and others for Meadville Warren Old City Bitneville and Franklin. A May event at Mayexben Hall is anticipated.
Washington reports both nations edging toward a deadlock over the American trade dispute. The administration confirms receipt of Britain’s note and signals U S policy supports a firm stance, with potential escalation avoided for now.
The forecast calls for cooler air to settle in tonight with a fall like chill. Temperatures are expected to dip into the 50s by Wednesday morning as a fresh air mass moves through the region.
A wartime report states a spy placed a bomb on the ship Rochambeau. Police say the vessel carries no war ammunition and the incident raises questions about espionage and security measures aboard the steamer Port last Saturday remains under investigation by authorities.
Military plans describe submarines assigned to Salonika operations. Reported actions mention naval movements and convoy passages to the Aegean, with air and surface support described as preparing for possible engagements near the Thermaic Gulf and surrounding routes.
Kentucky officials report Governor A. O. Stanley has a 176 vote lead after complete returns, though some districts were disputed by Republicans who later withdrew challenges. The GOP managers signal possible contest though likelihood appears limited as legal proceedings loom.
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