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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1916
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Morida violence and an imn writ dated 30 ay Adal, with references to an attorney or adjoint action and an unspecified party. The legible pieces point to a legal notice about a writ and related proceedings.
A 10 year old boy Harold Watson of Vernon town died at Spender Hospital after an operation for injuries from a football incident suffered during a practice in Montville. The youth had earned county honors in corn growing and was nearing a state title this year.
New York November 14 A United States District Court judge ordered the Corn Products Company to submit a plan of dissolution. Judge Hayd granted the attorneys 120 days to prepare and file the dissolution proposal for court approval.
Democratic officials in North Wall vow to prosecute after a riotous celebration near Avery corner during Wilson’s victory rally. Damaged property included a hundred dollars in goods and various instruments. officials say charges will cover assault, vandalism, and related acts. Attorneys Brooks and Hoglah have been hired to file the case, with state officials notified and a night session expected. Mrs. Onto Keim, who had spent weeks with relatives, returned yesterday.
In California observers awaited the start of a formal tally as election officials reported no major obstructions. The scene centered on the home district of Charles Hughes, with wagering figures circling the likely outcome and the political climate described as unsettled amid late November tabulations.
A hectic evening in local yards featured delays and heavy traffic as trains faced difficulties. Railroad workers reported multiple slowdowns on the western lines near the city, with several freight movements postponed for hours.
South American readers praise the re election of President Wilson with favorable editorials. La Nacion lauds the administration's conciliatory and fair minded policies, describing them as popular among statesmen throughout the continent.
C. S. Bentley departs for Washington to join British officials and attend a Chamber of Commerce and Industry meeting. The London bulletin notes British forces may strike the German Somme line as part of coordinating with U S talks. Bentley will be in Washington for about three days with delegates including Mrs. John Newton of Brooklyn and George Loyd, representing local chambers.
The piece reports President Wilton waiting for guidance from Hughes as party factions clash over the open railway program and election plans. It notes expectations the program, started with cooperation from Con. Breesha, may be completed in the first business of the new session, pending party unity.
United Press reports in St Paul that the official Minnesota ballot count shows Wilson gaining votes. At noon today the tally stood at about two hundred two, with errors still being corrected in the final tally.
Enalyn Bwith of the Salvation Army leaves for Buffalo to meet commission ers from England aiding Salvation Army efforts in the United States and Canada. They will confer with delegates from this district and later with Midwest delegation in Chicago. Howard and Commissioner Lamb lead officers traveling in Canada during recent months.
Columbus Democrats celebrated Wilson's victory with a large rally on Saturday night. The event drew residents from Columbus and nearby townships, with support from county and town committees, and included a parade led by C. J. Mead and Maryhall. Attendees from Columbus and Clymer joined in later gatherings, sharing toasts, stunts, and fireworks.
Dispatches report the Bulgarians and Teutons pulling back north of Ivan, with Serbian forces pressing from Monastir and Moron Road. Five counterattacks failed to halt the Serbian advance, as reports claim heavy losses for the invaders and a widening Serbian pursuit.
The Rexall druggists nationwide traw vote before the election, arranged with C. Babbitt and others, proved more accurate than the various canvasses. Final bulletins show Williams with 29 electoral votes and Hughes with 238, while the largest attempted popular vote total reached 961,066.
Max Hoenes, a youth from Franklin borough, sustained a deep eye wound Saturday afternoon when a hammer head struck his hatchet handle after a tool mishap at his home. Dr. Dunn reported the wound was serious and risking sight. the boy was taken to Humot Ploxpltal for operation, described as successful but with outcome to be known in days.
Ridgway Nov 1 Approximately 15 000 workers at Elk Tanning Company plants receive a 25 cent daily raise with a ten hour workday. Ludlow Curtis Leather workers also gain higher wages with skilled tannery labor set at 4 4.80 a day and female workers at 2 45. A ten hour day is now in effect at Ludlow tannery amid widespread industry demand and record leather prices.
Ambiguously worded dispatch states Americans in Parral are reported safe. Officials received information claiming some were alive and that bandits did not enter the town. A merchant's account from overland travel to Chihwahua and A Paao is cited but details are unclear.
The report describes a German and warship interaction during a tense incident at Harti in November. The captain allegedly ordered the ship to surrender while the crew resisted, with misstatements and efforts to avoid capture noted by authorities. The article references a submarine engagement and questions surrounding the vessel’s actions and government responses.
Rofrano was acquitted of the murder charge in a high profile feud case. The case involved central figures around political feuds, street crime and the town’s law enforcement. The trial, lengthy and controversial, hinged on disputed testimonies and alleged motives presented by prosecutors and defense.
Obituary notes the death of renowned astronomer Alain LAm Will, longtime director of the observatory at Pisalntt Aphons. Known worldwide as a leading figure in astronomy, he passed away at his home after an illness, leaving a legacy in celestial research and discovery.
The market shows cotton prices advancing as New York trade records a peak with May and July contracts hitting about 207 and 204 respectively. Analysts note a sharp rise driven by demand and speculative activity, with notable gains in futures amid cautious optimism on supply.
Weather report indicates snow and a drop in temperatures with colder conditions expected. Limited readable details mention a mix of rain and snow with wind. no specific locations or dates are confirmed.
RUPPERSBERGER denies sensational reports about him aired locally. He asserts the rumors are untrue and questions the sources behind the allegations. He mentions correspondence with military and company officials while defending his reputation and actions.
Ming Waris later the poetry and music event features Prof Hensy at the Mint School auditorium. Wilson Mies Rutser delivers a concert solo of forty songs, joined by Rho Nos and several leading musical organizations in Boston New York and Springfield. The program showcases refined vocal control and superior artistry in an evening of classical pieces.
A garbled notice reports United Prean announces a new slogan Ballots for Both chosen to rally support at a state women’s party event. Dr Bleiner Moore of Philadelphia submitted the winning line and received a prize from a Pennsylvania workers organization.
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