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14 Nov 1914
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
1
French and British Make Further Gains in War Front
Nov 14 report from Bordeaux says French British Belgians advanced along the Dixmude coast to at least five miles, with Dixchester Point occupied east of the Ypres line. Germans repelled at other sectors, allies preparing another wedge move as Canadian troops join British near the Lys river. German claim of cross at Yser canal and occupation of San Staley noted with Fleet movements near Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prena
Terr
Dixmude
Dixchester Point
Ypres
Bordeaux
Spiasona
Dixcheste
Aliica
Lys River
Luke
Graddock
Coronel
Monmouth
Goodhope
Dresden
Scharnhorst
Thera 4A
Bremen
Herlin
Hague
War Office
Yner Canal
Haye
Angemaroq
San Staley
Smethport Game Warden Investigation Reveals Local Violations
A Smethport game warden, also a local businessman, was seen in town over the past day or two as authorities begin to investigate possible violations of game laws. Names and specific details are partial in the read text, but the note indicates official attention and ongoing inquiry by Hogarth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smethport
Eon Hogarth
Joyship Sails Today for Europe Aboard the Jason
The US Navy collier Jason, nicknamed the nation's joy ship, sails from the Brooklyn yard bound for Europe with eighty two carloads of Christmas gifts from a million people for women and children in the war zone. The cargo includes over a million articles and items from western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Planned stops include Falmouth November 26, Marseille December 5, Genoa December 10, and Salerno December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Jason
Collier
Navy
Brooklyn Naval Yard
Europe
Great War Zone
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Borgium
Falmouth
Marseilles
Genoa
Japan Land Question Up Again
United Press reports the California Alien Land Law issue resurfaces in diplomacy after recent elections. California lawmakers largely oppose repealing the alien ownership ban. Officials say Japan may press for real estate access, though exact demands are uncertain amid wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
California
Europe
Japan
United States
State Department
Weather Forecast Fairer, Warmer Sunday
Weather outlook calls for fair and warmer conditions today with a Sunday cloud cover likely bringing rain. Highs near seasonal norms with light winds and chances of showers later in the day.
Bomb thwarted in New York Center precinct court
Police Officer George L. O Connor spotted a fuse attached bomb hidden behind a row of chairs in the Center precinct police court. He hurled it from a window as water was poured on it, a shrapnel bomb later found by inspectors. A young Italian suspect was observed leaving the chamber after Magistrate Campbell entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avion
George L. O'Connor
O'Connor
Moe
Polies
Ryan
Bureau of Combustibles
Ttalian
Campbell
Tey. Bouck White
Bulding
Mexican Situation Improves Says United Press
Washington reports progress in the Mexican situation with signs that disputes may be settled soon. Messages from administration contacts in Mexico say the leaders are advancing toward agreeing on a new provisional president. Carranza faces renewed pressure to step down as optimism grows that a peaceful settlement is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Varlou
Mexico
Guterres
Carranza
Feave
Spring Creek Woman Found Dead Today
Mrs Mary Morton, 70, of Spring Creek, was found dead at her home this morning around ten by her daughter in law Mrs W H Morton who went to check on her. Dr Valge attended but she died from heart trouble. Survived by her husband W H Morton of Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morton
Spring Creek
W. H. Morton
Morton
Dr. Valge
Spring Crest
Suppressed British Dreadnaught Disaster Report Emerges
New York Nov 11 The New York Post prints a claim that the British superdreadnaught Aurelows sank in the North Sea on October 7 and that the Admiralty kept the disaster secret The report suggests the vessel was destroyed by a German strike and that a White Star liner Olympus aided eight hundred sailors and officers during a severe sea emergency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New. York
New York Post
North Sea
R Nets
Tatum Dasa
WML
Sun Amys
Tevousel
Ulls
Screw
Banquet in Honor of Mr Keppel
A benefit dinner was held last evening at Rueder's to honor Mr Keppel on his 17th birthday. Hosted by his son Harrison, the event drew guests including Mrs Atlee Marie Keppel Mrs Malin Smith Anson Keppel W Ed Marsh L W Ol as G Z Kincaid Frank Laurie J L Weeks D Warren DeRosay D D Reed D H Andrews Blaine Kincaid and others. An ebony calendar was presented as a token of appreciation. The party followed a seven o'clock supper with family awaiting Mr Keppel upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keppel
The
National Bank] of
Blaine Kincaid
Rueder's
W. Ed Marsh
Ebony Cale
Tamara Che
Mr. Keppel
Basder's
Mupper
Spring Creek Veteran John A. Smith Dies at Corry Hospital
John A. Smith, a well known Spring Creek resident and former Elk War veteran, died last evening at Corry Hospital after a recent admission. No funeral arrangements had been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Smith
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Mr. Smith
Entombed Miner Rescued After Cavern Collapse
Duluth reports that Jos Skualok was pulled alive from the Ely mine shaft after a collapse occurred at Ely Ming. His wife and daughter welcomed him as hurried rescue teams continued to reach four other entombed men, with the body of Stustek recovered earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Duluth
Aliva
Ely Ming
Jos Skualok
Skugick
Stustek
Ridgway High Hosts Corry In Western PA Championship Clash
Ridgway prepares for a pivotal high school football showdown with Corry, claimed as the championship of western Pennsylvania by Corry's camp. Ridgway touts a stronger lineup, aiming to prove itself as the top team seen this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
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