11 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
1
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A massive procession in Ngeudiland celebrated President Wilson’s victory with Republicans joining Democrats. The event featured decorated autos, marching bands, and delegations from multiple towns, highlighting cross party goodwill amid a citywide parade along Main to West South streets and back.
W H Beatty was found dead yesterday afternoon by milk delivery man Mr Clayton Warner on Hind Avenue. Beatty, aged fifty nine, had been in ill health and confined to home for two years. He belonged to the Masons and was connected to local business and social circles, with a brother in Buffalo and a surviving sister.
A cryptic, garbled report from St Vowl on November 19 notes that a judge or official, possibly Hughes, has not altered a financial or legal disposition. The text references Wilson and a Monday action, suggesting no change in a prior arrangement or lending record.
London reports in the war bulletin that Mackensen’s forces are retreating from Dubrova as Tsina and Wemanians claim new successes. Berlin counters with claims of Russian offensives and limited gains. On the western front Germany suffers losses while France holds positions south of the Somme. Five German planes are shot down by French pilots, including two by Guynemer.
Amsterdam dispatch reports confusion in German press over President Wilson's re election as initial results suggested a Wilson victory. Papers later concede his election and expect continued U S German relations with little change.
The State Department announced a new Arab governance shift in Mecca after a cable report from November 1. The source notes a newly formed government structure in the area, signaling changes in regional control and administration.
United Press dispatch from New York reports Charles Evans Hughes declines to concede after Tuesday election returns, while his wife Mrs Hughes helps keep party calm at the Astor Hotel. Observers note favorable indications for Wilson, and the Hugheses plan a quiet rest at Montclair.
Local Socialists celebrate gains across states with a slate including Thomas VanLoar Mayor of Minneapolis Congress-Mayer London and Marta Honlqult of New York and LAC Stallard of California. Wisconsin adds Wilfred Zubot district attorney Milwaukee County two slate senators and six assemblymen. Pennsylvania sees JH Mauerer to the Legislature. New York adds four assemblymen, California two. Total Socialist vote expected around 1.5 million.
The Elks held a club dance at the North Contarstrash Elks Home with a lunge crowd attending. Dancing ran from 9 to 12 with the Mens an' Fyim Orchestra. At 11 lights dimmed as GW Heath gave a stock toast. event praised, committee thanked. A gun incident injured Joana Jackson during a dispute with a man later arrested.
The article profiles Jeannette Rankin, Montana suffrage leader elected as the first woman to Congress. It notes her status as a trailblazer, her calm education, and how Democrats faced questions about her candidacy during campaigns. Rankin is described as an ordinary woman who rose to national prominence and may influence Montana’s political alignment.
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson enjoyed a morning automobile ride in the Hills of Williamstown on a tour that includes meeting local officials and visiting nearby points. They plan a river trip toward New York and a church visit before returning to Washington.
Miss Elsewbeth Lyons hosted the NTP Chit at her home after a Gemberatie commonation. Plans for the annual holiday ball at Mobile Armory on January st and d adi mirous point to a successful event. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Harry Boutwell with a miscellaneous shower at Columbus Avenue last evening. an evening of music and dance followed.
Washington November 11 Gus tom decrees that on March 4th every member of President Wilsons cabinet will resign. The rumor spreads that Newton D Baker will step down in good faith and speculation rises over a successor to the War portfolio.
Charles Firth of Jamestown was seriously injured when a train accident occurred near the Northwestern railroad station yesterday evening. The conductor signaled for the cars to start, a wheel slipped, and the man was dragged under the wheel before rescue. He was taken to the Jamestown hospital for treatment.
The Choris Choir of the 0. S. Chiret Witt presents a sacred concert tomorrow evening. The program promises musical pieces and reflects the choir's development under Mrs. G. H. Bonworth during the past summer.
Tonight in Columbus a Democratic gathering at Columns promotes Wilson support with remarks by Garry tuneh and local figures. The event aims to rally turnout, featuring talks, musical cues, and demonstrations that emphasize party loyalty and public support ahead of evening proceedings.
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Official vote data from Crawford shows totals for Congress with Clinton County figures and clerk tallies. The report lists several numeric results including 1007 and 4056 in relation to contested seats and official counts. The source preserves the local voting outcome details in a terse veteran newspaper style.
Wenlita Cinwitys region reports foggy dawn over the bay area as residents brace for rain. Local offices issue advisories for drivers and sailors amid changing winds and low visibility through the morning.
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