11 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
1
Reported discussions detail a proposed purchase of the South Street site to house a new public library. Board members debate financing, building needs, and related actions with staff presentations from Supt Wilson and library committee input.
Detective William Claveland of the POR reports a local officer uncovering a couple who eloped to marry at Meir Lake yesterday. The youths were arrested after a failed attempt to flee, with details and names appearing in a separate paper column. Local residents seek reconciliation as the youth remains in custody.
Police report a body found today near Titusville with disturbing details about clothing and possible theft of valuables. Investigators say no immediate suspects or witnesses, and the case hinges on physical evidence as they cordon off the area and await autopsy results.
Survivors from the Ancona recount a submarine attack off Malta in November 1941. They describe lifeboats exposed to shellfire, wounded comrades and women aiding, as the vessel sank after heavy shelling and debris filled the decks.
Members of Fresque tale Lodge of Perfection Bookish Rite Masonry and Hin fraternity join the Erie event. Notables Mesara Jes Wright Bae G Chapoor Janos P Crews W I Mathew William Swools Frank Gillette Wes Live More Mesira Wright Crapoor and Drown serve as officers. Miia oxererick will attend at morning and up to evening with an elaborate Danguét at 8:80.
A Howard Tanning employee named Dollwy RMoWwH was seriously injured this afternoon while working near the water arena at the Corry station. He jumped into the arena during an accident, sustaining severe cuts and bruises. he is hospitalized with injuries not yet life threatening.
United Press reports Mullery pleaded guilty to a mail theft at Meadville post office. He received a short sentence in Pittsburgh federal court this afternoon, with time served and a fine or restitution to be determined.
A large blaze struck the Tom A. Rephilnea Sona Company plant in Trenton Nebraska, causing extensive damage and a suspected million dollar loss. Officials say the fire destroyed heavy machinery and disrupted ongoing work on a government contract for ammunition, with workers uninjured. The origin and exact cause remain under investigation as fire crews contained the flames.
Chas Dodge of Great Bend was severely injured last night in a tornado that swept through the area. The accident occurred near the Bugle street yard, with workers tossed from a box car and the switch yard in disarray. He was removed to Corry Hospital, where surgeons fought to save his foot and ankle. recovery will take days to determine success.
London reports hint that Greece may align with the Allies as negotiations continue. British and French efforts aim to secure Greek entry to support the campaign in the Balkans, with Athens urged to reject a pro-German stance and join Salonika operations.
Police probe into the death of Matthew Armstrong after his body was found on a Youngstown sidewalk. Investigators described a crushed skull and delayed identification as authorities pursue whether the blow was accidental or foul play. Funeral services were held in Columns, with Armstrong survived by his wife.
The Stanford Hose Company plans its annual party at the State Armory on Friday and Saturday with special committees organizing arrangements. City officials and property owners express support for the event, noting its role in supporting the Hose Company and its public appeal across the community.
Washington reports the latest advices place twenty seven Americans aboard the Ancona as survivors from the shipwreck. Italy confirms only seven Americans were aboard the vessel with one native born, Mrs Geil, among those alive. shells struck the dockyard as survivors are cared for. Weather outlook showers tonight and Friday, warmer tonight but slightly cooler Friday.
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