27 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1915
Page
1
The city plans three theatres to open Sunday with programs and filers expected. Mayor Patterson and city officials discuss Sunday showings while the council weighs an ordinance to curb Sunday performances.
Serbian troops advanced at dawn to take Kruskove from Bulgarian forces, driving contending units north and west of Monstrin. The offensive followed hard fighting near Prilepanid and extended twenty five miles northward, with substantial troop movement reported and strategic gains confirmed by observers.
Amateur Masquerade Party tickets go on sale at the Babbit store for two performances next week at the Library Theatre. About two hundred people are expected. the cast features Mine B Lyons Ang Me Shwere and Mr Darling with Mrs Brocken and Mrs Walt in key roles.
A Norwegian merchant vessel, about 500 tons, reportedly from the North Sea trade, was sunk last night in the North Bow area. The destroyer and crew fate are unclear. Official reports say the ship was halted and destroyed by a torpedo or mine explosion, with no survivors confirmed.
The article reports rising Allied and central powers activity in the Balkans. Crowds mark Serbian positions at Montstir as trains bring British and French troops toward key rear areas. Athens signals readiness to partially mobilize while remaining neutral. Bulgaria faces renewed pressure as Romanian and Austro-German forces shift tactics.
New York reports expect sensational testimony next week as the government probes the Hamburg-American steamship line affair. Consuls and US customs officers will testify and evidence ties You Pan German agents to illicit arms shipments. The public eye tightens on the probe and diplomatic implications loom.
A meeting was held in the Hoard of Commerce room attended by about thirty. Permanent officers were named: Chulomiin, Haery Uemich, View Chalrmagn, Main-Kinewid, Treasurer Mrs Thomas Gibling See for, Mra, GN, Kubert. A fund of about $19 was turned over to the Presbyterian Church for EMG nUFBOAN GE rtoyRLle mortgage of meeting expenses. The group outlined a plan to raise funds from fevers charity enders and support local health initiatives. Several independent church and charity bodies joined the effort to form a unified body aimed at preventing duplication and improving health services.
Donald Davidson and Claudia Browne, both around 18, left Monroe Michigan to wed after eloping from parents in a modern high school context. Davidson joined a football team in Warrn with team members and received a message about the marriage. Police were notified by Mrs W Brown of Spring Street as the couple reportedly plan to reside near Monies, Michigan where Davidson works.
Amsterdam reports a Cavell case update with a purported informer in the British hospital story allegedly related to the etherial Cavell execution. The piece notes German commanders and French prisoners in Britain and Bruges, with claims of an informer who hanged himself while in an army prison.
British army leader arrived at the Austro German front today and held key talks with General Cordinal during a high level conference. Aimed at coordinating operations, the discussions occurred at headquarters near Rome as Allied forces press the campaign.
The Cardinal, in Baltimore, heard Ford discuss preparedness and defense matters. Ford criticized Chapelke Bay’s vulnerability and questioned who funds preparedness cards, noting Maryland groups’ efforts to raise attention and cards for families.
A Pittsburgh field crew struck gas at Conneaut Lake today while drilling near Meuwford county. The well showed a strong flame and gas flow at a measured depth, with continued drilling under dy pressure as orders from Pitlubrel Well awaited. The find supports local beliefs of gas presence in the vicinity and hints at further drilling near Conneaut.
New Cork reports managers of Ford extend invitation to thirty residents of Lily county to join a proposed voyage to Europe next month. The letter notes willingness to accept the invitation and lists eager participants who plan to travel with Mr. Pond. Cardinal Gibrono and Hannah are among those named in the notice, with arrangements awaiting the return of the leader.
Rav Walter George Krane of St Hucheth's Church will conclude his address to the local parish. The bishop has granted permission for Krane to report at the Philadelphia yards within a short window. He is to depart to the Piltadul- Mk soon for dipeet service, remaining assigned to duties in the Coat Pathoe region. his future posting remains unsettled as officials weigh the opportunity.
United Press reports a serious blaze in Pittsburg that destroyed the Allegheny Candy Company and the dependent Tobacco Company plant. Firemen fought the flames but the buildings burned to ash, with losses estimated around eighty thousand dollars.
A war office bulletin states that 101000 Serb prisoners are in German and Austrian hands. It notes two thousand German and Austrian soldiers held as prisoners have been released and reintegrated. The bulletin also reports the loss of control over Fristian and Mitroyitey and mentions Allied actions against Austro-Hungarian lines and mining operations.
London dispatch reports a major shift on the Eastern Front as Russia appears to push large forces toward a decisive campaign. Observers in London say the new Russian army is poised to achieve a breakthrough, with Austro-German replies and Allied plans focusing on the evolving front.
Victor Murdock spoke to reporters amid war tensions urging a European visit to gather material for future articles. He noted Britons’ resolve and criticized pacifist talk while dismissing rumors of changes in arms plans.
Secretary of Labor Wilson announced that the Federal Employment Bureau has placed thirty three thousand positions for applicants and aims to expand its reach to all municipal and civic employers. He said the program began small but now shows strong progress and plans to broaden nationwide employment efforts beyond unskilled labor.
Partly cloudy in Werther with light winds this evening. Forecast calls for rain delaying outdoor activities and cooler temperatures into tonight with a chance of showers on Buyduy night.
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