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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1916
Page
1
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Fragmentary lines hint at vows and vows related to courage and duty. The readable portions suggest a ceremonial voice, with references to belief, resolve, and future commitments amid unclear surrounding text.
Washington reports say the Mexican envoys will refuse further delays and press for an immediate agreement as President Wilson and his cabinets consider stern options. The conference adjourns soon with hopes of a productive meeting despite tensions over the Mexican dispute. Separately, P. McMahon of West Wayne Street is found dead in the city after several days away from home, with police treating it as a probable heart failure. He leaves a widow and three brothers.
London reports that Teutonic envoys from Bulgaria Turkey Germany and Austria must leave Athens by a stated deadline. The move follows claims of strategic gains around Monastir with German forces inspiring a stronger Bulgarian Corps under von Mackensen.
A Meadville employee, John Stino, 2 years old, was badly injured in a plant explosion at ten o'clock in the morning. He suffered the loss of both eyes and was rushed to Spenser Hospital. The accident occurred at the Tie 16 allroad shops during work hours. The report notes the worker was married and had several dependents.
Local interest follows Ruth Law as she attempts a record flight from Chicago to New York, continuing through Hornell and Erie to end near Binghamton. Reported speeds reach about 220 miles per hour with stops for rest, as spectators track the ambitious cross country journey.
Arn. Charles Smith of Union City dies while attending a Brow Methodist church service in Phyalelana. The woman suffered a sudden fatal apoplexy. she is survived by husband, children, mother, and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at two oclock from the family home.
Corry Lodge members plan the annual Memorial Lenglen services at Rex Theatre. The program includes speeches by Thos Fy Hodges Pittsbure editor Will Moliver and August Witt men with Mrs Dawson Olmatead and Mrs Chint and Haye assisting. Hodgey, a leading orator, is expected to draw strong interest from Elks members.
The Board of Commerce Band dates for a June concert were moved from Thursday to Wednesday evening due to high demand for the return of the company. The Rex Theatre engagement of Lady Luxury is also noted. Management had not confirmed a return date when arranging the initial event.
A Bryan campaign report notes he will stay in Nebraska through the winter, while Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan’s sister plan a Florida trip. Devunday asserts Prohibition as the 1920 priority, with parties split on adopting the amendment and prospects of bringing it before Congress next winter.
Corry Grange elected its officers in a Saturday session after a morning for First and Second Degrees. Worthy Master H. Rust. Worthy Overseer PFA Ladd. Lecturer Mra Pro Smith. Steward Me Archie Capwell. Treasurer J. G. Kolstee. Secretary M Frank Crowell. Gatekeeper C A Thutns. Lady Assts Mrs Archie Capwell and Mrs L J Moray. Chaplin Mrs L J Moray. Pomona Miss Myrtle Akam. Ceres Mrs Cady Flora. Pianist Miss Fern Smith. A benefit gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Lawson for their fire loss.
Washington November 20 President Wilson to confer with four major railroad unions this afternoon at the White House. The session is slated for forty five minutes and is expected to cover widespread labor issues and pending disputes.
New York November 20 Suth Law completed her flight this week, landing in New York after a 120 mile hop from Syracuse to Harrisburg. Welcome crowds cheered as Major General Wool and Aero Club officials assisted her, with plans to complete the circuit within weeks.
An unnamed sailor, about 50, fell overboard from the James H. Reed at Erie harbor while unloading ore. He was on shore earlier, walked the deck, tripped on a cable, and toppled into the water, drowning instantly as the crew recovered his body about an hour later. The incident occurred around 7 o'clock last night.
Funeral services were held this morning at St Asw Street Mobis Church for Mrs Nugent. Relatives and friends attended to pay respects. Survivors include Mrs Bosworth and Miss Nugent with multiple Nugent family members. Pallbearers listed and interment at Thomas Cemetery. A Jacksonville, Fla., visitor and a Mill Village resident were noted in attendance.
United Press reports a boiler explosion on a New York pier killed six workers this afternoon. Several crew members were aboard and injuries were reported as debris and steam scattered over the deck. Authorities investigated the incident and the ship remained docked at the site.
Archi Whatwere aril Mike Vanel Daan wed this morning in a blue travelling suit attended by Leralsiex Misa Furn Stith. Best man Jen neh Whetmore, brother of the groom, and after the ceremony the couple traveled to Whitinburgh Rochester and Asher polit. They will stay at 818 West Pleasant Street after December 1st. The bride is Medciehidh of Men and the groom works on the Pennsyl Pennsylvania patrol. Wish them a happy life.
Culted Press reports from Montana that Miss Rankin, recently elected as a U S representative, has attracted numerous marriage proposals. The piece notes public attention, mentions her as a notable first for the state, and alludes to media interest and advertising photographs.
United Press reports Pittsburgh on November 36 that Jonu B Jones Noid Mish and Battle Hon Cob yany face a bankruptcy petition amid values said to reach millions. The company supposedly suffered years of decline and a large number of creditors are involved. The filing was expected to proceed and a judge may set a hearing date.
The war office reports changes on the eastern front with new positions north of Monoulk occupied by all units. The notice mentions New Serbia and the Mogtina region, noting enemy activity while claiming advances by German forces.
The Stanford Hose Company seeks citizen support for a Thanksgiving observance and Armory event. Organizers plan a drive for ticket sales, with a focus on community involvement and honoring local figures while coordinating safety and fundraising efforts.
Meadville November 19 The jury returned a verdict of murder against William Hirngoss in the killing of Glirante Hay mir alan colored. The court sentenced him to fines and imprisonment in the Western penitentiary for a term not exceeding sixteen years. The judge ordered payment of costs and a sum of ten dollars for the punishment. Funds from the offender’s estate were directed toward payment of costs.
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