05 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
1
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A Corry committee report details discussions with railroad officials on depot site and future passenger service, including costs and location options. The document urges Democrats to register by next Saturday October 7 and nationalize efforts to support President Wilson in the looming election, urging voters to check registration and cast ballots.
A New York milk shortage sparks protests by women on the Haw St and other points as crowds attack milk carts and drivers to obtain milk. Borden Company raises prices modestly while others offer smaller advances. Milk producers press for higher pay.
Arlington Georgia October 5 a mob killed Mary Conley a Black woman after a reprimand to her son by white planter W M Melvin. The son shot Melvin and the mob later searched the Cowley home finding 808 Tin and killed her with bullets at the front porch in a fatal lynching.
The Democratic City Committee met at the Mayor Inn by Cu y Building to discuss actions for the campaign and to elect officers. John Dempsey was chosen chairman with Walter Blair as secretary and treasurer, as six members attended, planning pre election work and party registration ahead of a Saturday deadline.
United Press report details an explosion at a Powder Company plant in Gratton Michigan near Ootahen on May 5. Two laborers, not yet identified, were instantly killed when a dynamite charge exploded during routine operations. Local authorities investigating the cause and scope of the incident.
A blaze at the Christian Brothers College near St. Louis destroyed the building, trapping ten firemen. Two priests, Brother Sarmack aged 78 and Brother Mement aged 60, are reported dead or dying as the structure collapsed and crews rushed injured workers to hospital.
Preparations are underway for Corry Fair as livestock and farm entries rise. Officials report plans for exceptional livestock show entries, a strong midway, and extensive preparations to accommodate anticipated visitors and exhibitors. Weather optimism and enhanced management efforts aim to ensure a successful event.
Stanford Hose Company members are urged to assemble at headquarters at 8 oclock tomorrow morning to travel by automobile to North East. About twenty five cars needed to carry members and the big first aid apparatus will accompany the delegation with the Board of Commerce Band.
United Press reports London October 1 that the entire Romanian force invading Bulgaria, about 15 000 men along the Danube, has been killed or captured by Bulgarian and German troops at Bishovo. Bulgarian claims detail decisive defeat of Romania since entering the war, with many Romanian units destroyed or taken.
Tomorrow evening at the First Baptist Church a public reception hosted by members and friends will follow evening services. The program includes musical selections by the church choir and soloists, talks by Rev Huth and Mrs Margonstern, and a reception with light refreshments.
A United Press report from The Ruge notes rumors of peace talks between Russia and Germany amid denials from Petrograd and Berlin. The piece suggests press speculation over potential German-Russian overtures and hints at Austrian opposition, with uncertain dates and unclear outcomes.
Conductor and cattle tender were killed and twelve passengers injured in a collision between a fast passenger train and a freight on the Middle Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Injured passengers were taken to hospitals in Lewisburg and Sunbury. Three trainmen also hurt in the crash.
A damaged page recounts a social event with performances by The Village Wading and other acts. Patrons include Mrs McKean and Mrs Duwanh Olmstond. The committee led by Mrs Crowell organized, the crowd responded warmly, and the event supported a local charitable effort.
Mrs Clara Kelly sues Pennsylvania Railroad for damages over the death of her husband, a railroad carpenter, in West End yards. Attorneys Brooke and Rinehart represent the plaintiff. Roaster represents the company. Case hinges on interstate commerce implications of track raising claims. Ober gutta and Keating case to be tied at Doris tomorrow with damages sought for alleged gas incident at South Center Street. Weather outlook: fair tonight, colder tomorrow.
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