02 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1916
Page
1
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United Press report from Asbury Park notes a political strategy shift as President Wilson aims to expose Hughes. The piece describes campaigning moves in Omaha and Pendleton style rhetoric, with emphasis on foreign policy, and signals a strong partisan effort to define policy changes under Republican leadership.
Cotton prices surged after a national crop report noted deterioration from boll weevil damage. The report indicated anticipated declines in yields across states including Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and Oklahoma, with pests and weather cited as factors.
A Corry man, allegedly involved in an attempted murder and assault on his wife, fled after a severe beating and throat slashing with a razor. Buffalo police, aided by county authorities, pursue him after a morning alert. The victim remains hospitalized but stable. pursuit continues as authorities work tips and residence checks.
The city commission meets this evening for regular sessions to discuss paving projects on Cantor Street and the related brick taxation near West Cantor. Contractors report payment delays and ongoing work on Thoroctindine roads as residents observe progress and city officials address bids and quality concerns.
The Historical Circle in Corry begins its twenty third year with a banquet at Mrs Adelaide Stowe's home on Church Street. Members will hear readings from Kipling Hood Shakespeare and Byron, with plans to cover the History of Italy and Roman history. Special features promise an engaging year of club work for 1900s era scholars.
About 35 thousand railway employees across three western railroads voted by referendum to strike for an eight hour day and a five cent wage increase. Union officials announced the result this morning, with the action pending approval and possible timing details.
Rome dispatch reports Greece plans to enter the war and retaliate at Smyrna amid rumors of massacres. The device says Greeks are being persecuted by Turks, with many killed and others driven from their homes.
Reports from France indicate Allied monitors and heavy guns along the Somme bombardings near St Quentin and Mire aiding French defenses and pressing German lines. Zeppelins raided British areas while wreckage from a recent ship disaster increased casualty counts as crews are recovered amid ongoing coastal operations.
United dispatch from New York reports a milk shortage as the city fights a famine demand. Aiming to ration supplies, distributors reduced allocations and some stations seized wagons to safeguard hospital stocks and city needs.
Albany Oct 3 A trolley strike by United Traction workers left more than a thousand idle and halted city transportation as crews faced delays. The walkout stems from employee treatment by company officials and caused widespread disruption across the service area.
City schools opened in the morning amid active scenes as officials and teachers enrolled pupils and organized grade classes for the new year. Morning and afternoon sessions were short. Supt Wilson outlined a plan for staffing. At Fairview and other buildings teachers listed by room and grade, with specifics for each class. The high school study hall was crowded as about 180 students arrived from the Med School tram and nearby districts. The senior class totals around forty, slightly less than last year, with final enrollment figures due tomorrow.
The Brakeshog Co. local Buffalo plant will suspend operations for an indefinite period, startling workers and officials. Officials plan work to ready the site for a major coming event next week, with repairs and ground preparations underway amid uncertainty over the shutdown’s cause.
A gang of two dozen bandits attacked the Burr Oak Inn in broad morning hours. One legged assailant Powey was killed, another wounded as the raiders fled toward the river. Dan Hartman, found gravely wounded at the scene, is believed to be one of the attackers. Proprietors had armed staff who opened fire as soon as the bandits appeared.
The Maccabee Tent has approved purchase of the site joining Journal Building. Trustees plan a permanent home and building phases after membership approval. J Avila will present a social program for weekly events, aiming to boost activity among about four hundred members.
An official statement reports Romanian forces repelled a Sunday attack in Transylvania. Beherat von Falkemayn declares Romanian lines remain strong as they defend against an enemy offensive. The report notes shortages in staple ingredients and harsh weather affecting trade and agriculture.
Sidney Elston appointed registrar by Metate Health Department official. will oversee vital statistics, replace former official for Sidney city and Wayne township. department will handle deaths births and related reporting.
A fragment heavy program listing acts and participants for an evening show. Names include Marlin Young, Asa Allen, Mrs Paul Stone, Miss Zela Nowew, Master Brice Sith, and many others. Items include mandolin music, picture segments, readings, and dances with arranged by various organizers. The page presents a chaotic lineup of songs, skits, and tableaux typical of a village entertainment program.
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