27 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1916
Page
1
De facto forces rush reinforcements to aid as Villa is reported to have attacked again. Early assaults indicate a continuing siege like clash near Chihuahua with ongoing firefights.
United Press reports from El Paso November 27 indicate rumors that Villistas will advance toward Juarez. Officials note fighting near Chihuahua and border constraints as Gen Tevino’s forces respond. The situation remains uncertain with reports of troop movements and possible renewed attacks.
Two youths arrived recently seeking work at Baeder Grill and Chopannon Brathay then fled after stealing knives and a camera. They allegedly used credit to buy clothes and a photograph, with losses around fifty dollars. Local residents named the suspects as Guo Minibrats and Wm Milton. two young women were said to accompany them.
Mrs Margaret Desmond died Sunday afternoon at her Towkatreat Towngate home aged about 84 years and four months after a long illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
The Corry Grange WI invites members to an all day commemoration marking the third and fourth anniversaries of the Grange. A noon dinner follows a program featuring songs, history, floral care, and talks by Sisters and local officials.
Funeral services for Mrs Heideger were held at St Elizabeth Church with Rev Throsk of Mleiatod officiating. A large Rosary Society procession attended, followed by interment at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Attendees included Mr George Lebel and many local residents from Jamestown, Olean, Rochester, and nearby towns.
The Rumanian government admits ongoing large withdrawals in the All section and at Whoutws as negotiations proceed for the transfer of Port Allmehony bolle entunt to His Dr. Ploree Medical Co. The Buffato Tin hashan took a bottle plea t for the past few years as the Jr. Ploree Co. has owned and run H tlanit in Allegheny County, shipping its product further.
London reports Alexandria in Rumania occupied by German and allied forces as part of a broader push toward Bucharest. Haig notes quiet western fronts while Serbian forces beat back enemy counterattacks north of Monpath, reshaping allied positions.
A Washington investigation reveals alleged efforts to hoard and push high prices on potatoes and other foods. Officials report prices may ease if harvesters and merchants disclose holdings and move produce to open markets. Consumers urged to reduce potato use to accelerate price relief.
Reports from Rome say Greece may see the cabinet formed by Landros fall within days. The Minister of Justice reportedly resigned as Athens faces a fourth cabinet defeat in two months. Pro-ally stance on Crete keeps fragile government afloat despite turmoil.
A man giving name Wl sco O'Belen asked police for aid Saturday evening in Hartson New Jersey. He was ordered to hospital after showing signs of gastric distress. Alexander ambulance transported him. he improved by morning though his condition remained serious.
The Navy Department awarded Seattle Construction Company a contract valued at 4.955 million dollars for a new scout cruiser. Completion is scheduled by mid 1940s with work to start soon and be completed within the stated timeline.
Reports from New York dated November 25 indicate German submarines have arrived off the American coast preparing to raid. Alerts warn ships to avoid lanes as two U boats are said to be near New Hampshire coast and potentially closing in on Atlantic approaches.
Railroad workers faced heavy effort to move a large locomotive from Fondhouse Yard after it derailed on a track. The engine left the rail causing significant damage, hindering an eastbound passenger train and requiring a derrick to replace the engine. Authorities noted substantial track and switch damage during the incident.
New York, November 27. Jayeqh Brooks, well known theaterman, fell from an eighth floor apartment at 140 West Forty Avenue. She and several inmates witnessed the fall. Brooks was killed. belief is that the instant death occurred. Neighbors offered no comments on the incident.
Word reached this morning that Lt Jack Richards plans to return within two weeks for a furlough. The local company’s members, now at camp, are in good health though weather and ground conditions hinder travel. Indications suggest the regiment will not be back in town for spring activities and a brief football team was organized by pro members of the local unit.
Harden School opens the season at the Payni Building on East Main Street with a large class of young students and an advanced pupil group. The new school year includes dances taught by Mr. and Mrs. Macedon, drawing interest from the community.
Ambassador Gerard returns to Berlin to convey the United States warning that President Wilson will not alter his note on violation of neutral rights. The White House signals an immediate break with Germany if further pressure occurs as talks with Secretary of State Lansing and President Wilson are held following Gerard’s meeting with Von Bernstorff.
A local industrial proposition faced consideration by the board as plans circulated to relocate a factory. Tentative options and experimental work were noted, with potential quarters for testing and several parties expressing interest. No definite announcement was made after today’s afternoon meeting.
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