29 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
1
Trevino fled north with the remnant of his command as Chihuahua City fell on Monday. Carranza authorities at Juarez admitted defeat. Trevino's forces were cut to pieces and reenforcements have deserted and joined the bandits.
Report from El Paso and Buffalo describe Villa's army advancing into Chihuahua City, with Trevino’s cavalry retreating north. Foreigners including Americans are reported killed or endangered, as rumors of safe passage and shifting troop movements surface amid a chaotic, violent stage of the campaign.
The Thirtyeth Anniversary Ball and Concert will be held at the State Armory this evening by the Stanford How Company. It features top local talent and guests from surrounding cities. advance tickets are selling fast to support the host company and the elaborate event arrangements.
A damaged passenger locomotive halted operations on a wastbound line after an engine failure. Rail staff secured the area, delaying service for repairs, with reports indicating fragile track conditions and a need for external assistance before service could resume.
Bank robbery reported with masked men entering a Kansas bank during morning hours. Robbers bound two young employees, tied up a cashier, and escaped with cash totaling over twelve thousand dollars. Police and investigators pursue leads as authorities identify possible accomplices and vehicles used in the theft.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a boycott at Pittsburg involving Ay United and Wiltshire with traders noting lower prices for coal and other goods. Shoppers taunted dealers as prices fell to 16 and 17 cents per pound and 4 to 44 for various items, while supporters claim the boycott grows in popularity and impact.
Churches plan Thanksgiving gatherings with services listed at Toplist Church at 745 in the evening. Participants include Ray Mr Woodward Rov G i Sharps Jey ov William Hull Trav Brimand and congregations from their churches will attend the meeting. The First Methodist church will observe a midweek service tomorrow evening. The Christian Sootona Roctory will conduct a reading at 10 30 o clock on Washington street.
Corry Elks planned to attend dedications in Erie and Wilkinsburg for Pittshurgh lodge homes next week, with Elks from Corry Tolga of Bike among attendees. In Corry, Loyd W. Marling and Miss Worthering Willamy wed at St Mark’s Episcopal Church, surprise to many, as groom employed at American Cragshaw plant.
The Board of Commerce Committee on Municipal Affairs met late last night and appointed a group to study creating a night school for residents citywide. The group will coordinate with the Federal Bureau of Naturalization and seek a suitable venue with only rental costs, aiming to launch before year’s end.
Washington reports steps by the Commerce and Post Office departments to lower food costs. Plans aim to curb inflation and stabilize markets by implementing coordinated price controls and increased distribution efficiency. The effort targets broad price reductions and measures to support cheaper consumer goods nationwide.
California's official vote count declared by Secretary of State Frank Jordan shows Wilson winning with 464,016 votes and Burton or Carlton with 406,280, delivering a Wilson plurality. The report notes the final tabulation totals across the state and related congressional race margins. Submarine contracts totaling about 1.189 million dollars are outlined for naval procurement, with companies and unit costs listed for Lake Pontchartrain and California projects.
The text reports that Kaiser will not attend the funeral and that a local church choir will lead services at the parish with Redemploriat Wath eps from Nott Raat in charge. Arrangements were made for a special herald, with the emperor connected to the service and wreaths laid on the coffin.
London November 2 The House of Commons elected Admiral Jullien to the post of Lord of the Admiralty. The 45 year old officer is described as a youngest leftler in the role, and is married to Amor eh ti Woman, daughter of the late Marshall Mielda, a Chicago merchant.
Readable text indicates a weather update noting rain probable tonight. Forecaster cautions about showers and cooler conditions with a chance of drizzle. Local regions may see light to moderate rainfall and wind shifts as a cold front passes.
Chief of Police Davin returned from Jawextowo where he sought two men who looted city merchants last week. Local reports say the pair were believed in Jamestown planning to flee before arrest. Authorities fear they escaped with plunder and may have vanished.
London reports that Russian forces have captured strategic heights along the eastern front as their operatives advance. Allied lines indicate progress near key positions while German and Austrian commanders reorganize units in response to the gains.
A New Edison recital at the high school featured performances including an overture and various selections. The event highlighted student attendance and introductory pieces, with pieces such as Lohengrin and Maria presented by the performers.
A fire alarm was turned in shortly after 10 pm as a crowd gathered on West Wayne Street. Firefighters found two freight cars derailed and a bonfire near the tracks. Investigators suspected a nearby building blaze, though some thought the alarm may have been false.
Members of Cory High School alumni gathered at Dorothy Witbos home near Walton to discuss a reunion. The planning committee arranged for the New Haven Hall venue and music, aiming to cover costs with attendee contributions. The event drew many former students and faculty, with invitations extended to all alumni of the Irre JigW School.
A large gathering of Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, and guests attended a supper and year closing event. Garments finished and displayed, with many compliments on the outfits. Proceeds and contributions estimated around 850 dollars for the orphan home, plus a gala distribution near 250 000 dollars noted from a writer’s report. A varied program included music by a band and performances, with club members preparing items for Meadvill e and Mountville presentations.
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