09 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
1
United Press reports new submarine attacks along the American coast as two more ships are said to have been torpedoed. Details describe multiple vessels sunk or damaged, with casualties among passengers and crew, and U.S. destroyers aiding survivors aboard lifeboats.
A wartime report states a large French transport was torpedoed by U boats. Survivors are being landed at Bare digln amid claims the vessel carried munitions. The ship, built for 14,088 tons with a length near 74 meters, is noted among prewar South American trade convoys.
Confused report references gambling complaints heard and calls for proper authorities. Fragmentary text mentions mayor and department figures, with garbled phrases about illicit operations and losses. The readable portion notes pressure on officials to address alleged troubles in the city.
Mr Brown of the Winton Royal and his company announced plans to shoot Well No 1 on the Howe estate tomorrow morning around eleven o clock. The operation aims to verify previously fired wells and assess the drive from the Titusville plant to the Lawes estate with a large quantity of nitrogen gas.
A muddled dispatch claims the Greek fleet joined rebel forces on a night of activity. Names and places are garbled but the report mentions Amsterdam and Brookway with several individuals linked to the action. The source text is unclear and fragmented.
A long abnormal registration drive in the county reports 1201 people enrolled, with expected high Wilson support. The analysis compares 1912 results, notes Democratic gains, and cites strong Republican activity around Clark and the primary to explain recent enrollment patterns influencing the upcoming election.
A United Press report notes the completion of Japan's new cabinet with Marshal Count Deraucht announcing the final appointments. Count Montono-ee Foraten is named to a key post as the cabinet is assembled amid formal ceremonies.
Weather permitting the big fair will open tomorrow afternoon featuring the largest exhibit and finest display yet seen. The Ton Carnival company arrived Saturday from Burgettstown and is setting up tents and equipment on site. The fair attracts stock, cattle, horses, and sheep, with stock importers bringing in high numbers and plans for extensive needlework and agricultural displays. Special trains and reduced railroad rates have been arranged to bring visitors from nearby towns.
United Press dispatches report the torpedo flotilla ordered to sea from Newport to search for the Kingston crew after a German submarine incident. Rumors of allied ships being sighted off the coast circulate, but naval officials deny reports. Two Kingston survivors were taken aboard the destroyer Cunningham and treated. details on individuals and medical care are incomplete.
The Boston players edged Brooklyn 14 innings in a rain interrupted game. Sears, Ruth, Hooper, Gardner and Javerin led Boston with key hits and walks while Daubert, Wheat, Cutshaw and Miller sparked Brooklyn. Final score reached in extra frames as both teams battled through a lengthy, tense affair.
An enthusiaine meeting of the Hire nonty ural Letter Carters' Avspulation was held Saturday evening in Ort TV with attendees from Watletling Alcorn and Warerrors. Goviett of Baimtore presided. officers D H Chattoe J W Misel and Carroll attended. Members pledged dues, discussed routes and the next meeting set for November at McKean. Refreshments followed a cordial social gathering. visitors toured Corry and departed after eleven.
United Press dispatch from Asbury Park states preliminary naval findings indicate U boats have complied with international law. President Wilmon will not issue a statement. Secretary of the Navy and the War department report unclear on specifics of submarine actions.
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