24 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
1
Two local banks announce a plan to distribute a large sum among participants on Christmas Day. The National Bank and another local institution will allocate about 1,000 dollars per person from a total fund to be shared among eligible residents and families.
Citizens volunteer in a city wide effort to canvass every ward for Corry Hospital. Teams of volunteers man stations and the work aims to cover the entire city by evening with organized, thorough rounds and many vehicles assisting the effort.
A society event titled The Masquerada Party is planned for November 20 and 30 with high local interest. Organizers expect a large attendance, a profitable home talent show, and cash rewards for ticket sellers. details and winners to be announced soon.
A. L. Martin resigns after sixteen years as secretary of the Department of Agriculture. He states he leaves to pursue other work but will be available for consultation. Secretary Charles Paxton will oversee the transition as the department proceeds with staff changes.
Athens reports that frequent requests from the Entente powers asking for a definite position on Crete policy were presented to Prime Minister Skouloudis today. The fate of Greece’s stance remains unsettled as officials consider next steps amid regional tensions.
A company advances plans to deploy a new cable system, facing opposition from critics. Officials push to secure materials and skilled labor while evaluating temporary service arrangements. The project highlights the shift from older cable lines to modern technology amid strong industry interest.
The Rebekahs club prepared a box for the Odd Fellows Orphan Home at Meadville. Donations from Helping Hand Club and others funded garments and items for the Home. A Thanksgiving observance included a concert and a reading display, with parents invited to participate in school activities.
The program lists a Union Thanksgiving Service to be held tomorrow evening at First Presbyterian. It includes selections such as Doxology and Te Deum, an oration by Rev. Wim Hall, and prayers by various church leaders.
Report from Wilkesbarre notes worsening conditions as more than 200 workers face wage cuts and extended walkouts. The long running toll across the valley leaves families hungry and industry unsettled as new strike actions loom with Proust era tension and local firm responses.
A scrambled report notes Erie man Hichorn considered to represent his district as a referee under a new workmen's compensation act. The article mentions communications with Jobo Triss Jackson who has appointment power, with ongoing uncertainty about the appointment and the referee's support.
Italian forces reported capturing two Austro Hungarian forts on the Isonzo front near Saventmo. About 1,000 prisoners were taken as Italian artillery bombarded the lines, demolishing additional fortifications and inflicting heavy casualties on defenders.
A train collision near Canter Street resulted in a narrow pass injuring several people. Warrants have been issued for the conductor and engineer as trials are scheduled in city court next week.
A United Press report from Parle states that northern Borbia has seen Bulgars routed as Hul forces push back across the region. Rumors place invaders retreating toward Voip with the city of Velen at risk while Athena and Aspatoh factions claim Pristina.
Henry Ford announced he chartered the liner for a peace mission to a neutral European country. The ship will sail from New York on December 4 with delegates from all listed countries, though precise plans remain indefinite and the expedition invites participation from various nations.
Ambiguously worded dispatch reports aid measures for Americans in Mexico. The account mentions naval and civilian steps under a wartime context with references to the West Coast and coastal operations and protection for citizens abroad. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear names.
United Press reports Drapd Whitlock left Belgium after a year abroad and arrived in New York. He avoided discussing political matters and said he would not comment on the Cavell case or recall by President Wilson, planning to visit Washington and then return to Ohio to his family.
A minor derailment blocked the line near Lisle causing a mid afternoon delay. No injuries reported. trains slowed and operators diverted traffic as crews inspected and cleared the tracks. Authorities advised passengers to expect lingering delays until service resumed.
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