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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1916
Page
1
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United Press reports Berlin experts believe Germany is nearing a decision with the war outcome likely through Romania. Analysts say the invasion to the east faces harsher mountains, while a breakthrough in the west could steer events, with a decisive turn expected after any success.
Corry Branch officers and members of the Needlework Guild call for attendance at the annual meeting next Friday at 2 20 PM in the Presbyterian church. The group aims to secure broader support, maintain supplies, and plan a successful program for the coming season amid rising demands.
A telegram from P Hawkins of the party confirms their safe arrival in El Varedo after a fifteen day horseback trek through the Sierra Madre with Yagui Indians ahead of the Willy as yanded Gyllenn on the western coast. The report reached Parral and was circulated by the El Varedo Company local offices and shared with the municipal authorities.
World telegraphs that Morgan backs the eight hour law push. It cites Morgan as head of General Electric and accuses him of influencing the Industrial Conference or union interests behind the movement.
London dispatch from United Press notes Allied advances toward Monastir with Serbs credited for capturing 800 metres of trenches and occupying heights known as BM 12.12. The push continues despite German assaults on French lines at Kinchis where Brenndée and other forces endured minor losses.
United Press report states Hughes and Mrs Hughes travel to Lakewood to rest for several weeks at Laurel. They will be joined later by Chairman and Mrs Willcox. Goth Hughes and Willcox await California election results before telegrams to President Wilson are sent.
City Boy Scouts completed a thorough canvass for Corry Hospital donations. Volunteers collected canned goods and goods for valuables. total funds were less than last year. Bad road conditions prevented reaching Union City Spartansburg Clymer Columbus. those towns will be covered next week.
The N I T Club plans its annual New Year event at Slaw Armory, with young and old members optimistic the party will surpass past social successes. New members joined at the last meeting, bringing total to sixteen as preparations continue over the next two weeks.
Chilehan Padgett of the House naval affairs committee announced in Washington that a new naval appropriations bill is prepared for the coming session. The proposal totals 37.1 million dollars, the largest on record, with 275000000 allocated for new construction and payments on authorized items, and 100 million for departmental pensions.
The Corry High School Alumni committee set plans for the annual Christmas reunion to be held December at the Yarrow's Hotel. A banquet will open the evening, then Muncabhea Hall hosts dancing with the Mowan'trint Orchestra. An admission fee will cover hall expenses, and friends of the opposite sex from outside the Alumni may attend.
British reports claim Germany is forcing deportations of Belgian men and youths in large numbers. Coverage notes Britain’s stance amid limited intervention prospects as Germany continues forced labor mobilizations.
London dispatch reports General Mile states British forces again advanced beyond Beaucourt and held their ground under heavy enemy fire. North of Ypres a raid occurred, with British troops neutralizing a German outpost near Laken and Hake, detailing the action in the official report.
By United Press. Charles B. Hughes leads in Minnesota according to preliminary returns with 170,558 votes to Wilson 179,187. Official tallies later are awaited as electors votes remain unsettled amid partial counts and county discrepancies.
A large crowd attended the Elks Club second dinen at their North Center Street home last evening. The Messin Trim Orchestra supplied music for the affair, one of the most successful events by Local RIL. Committees planned weekly winter parties, but holiday season will pause dances until after the new year.
Rev Charles W Blount will deliver a temperance lecture at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 2 00 pm. He will recount ten years in mission work and the impact of alcohol on mothers and children in Buffalo. A silver offering will support temperance efforts.
Traders watched a steep rise as butter prices edged higher on the Board of Trade. The market showed a notable gain as buyers reacted to shifting supply and demand signals.
A United States official from the American Embassy, Werlin of the Navy, will confer with the German chancellor in Turin about deporting Belgian workers to Germany. The American official has a copy of the offer and is expected to interview the German chancellor Monday.
Local film titled "Twas School boys" disappeared after filming in the city in late October. Manager Parker of the Box Theatre reported the film never reached a hub and a film carrier from Wells Fargo said the debt could not be located. It is unlikely to be shown before year end, though a different feature may be shown at the theatre beginning Monday.
J H King longtime resident dies at his home on First Avenue after several weeks illness. He was born in the city and well known in the community. Survived by his wife and three children Mr Mark Coyle Mrs Howard Beat and Mr Guyding all of this city. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
Government contracts awarded for naval shipbuilding include the Tilowron Works at Quincy for destroyers and ALMACHOn engines. The Pare firm in San Francisco secured work on new destroyers, with authorities confirming awards and funding details for the projects.
In the case of Josey Rogan versus County Commissioner William Kraemer the jury found Kraemer not liable for malfeasance and shifted costs to Rogan. Judge Orville approved the order, relieving Kraemer of costs while Rogan faced payment obligations, amid argument over the ruling’s fairness.
An American steamship named Apyll with passengers aboard is reported in distress off the southern Californian coast near Lower California. The roller Saturn and other vessels are expected to reach the disabled ship today to render aid.
Official vote count shows Hughes with a net gain of 74 votes in Frisco County. Open ballots remaining total 48 as counting continues. expected to finish Monday, with registrar sheets finalized Tuesday or Wednesday. Los Angeles county faces the same counting delay.
Mr and Mrs Harden who for four years have taught dancing near East Main and Maple Avenue will reopen their studio after alterations. The new season begins Friday November 24 with fresh dances and old favorites to be taught.
Corry term docket reveals multiple civil actions. Cases include Wraml Mie Orler Jones vs Eple Ry for lin Ben OF Account and CS. Rowman against Pennsylvania Railroad, with trials planned in December and January.
A garbled wire service style notice discusses claims Pennsylv ania Gas Co could raise rates. It notes industry officials and regulatory scrutiny by the Public Utility Commission, with emphasis on whether price increases would be pursued and how supplies and natural gas pricing relate to official action.
Ruth Law plans a definite start for her city to city flight tomorrow at four o clock using a Curtiss machine. She aims to outdo Victor Onntstrom whose venture faced delays before completion.
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