10 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
1
The United Press reports contention over German submarine losses after a raid along the British coast. Ambassador Gerard arrives in New York amid questions about how many ships were sunk, with officials and press uncertain on the final tally. Gerard says his return to Berlin depends on President Wilson's decisions.
Readied grounds promise a record Mesocration fair with livestock and produce arrivals. An aeroplane from Trenton, NJ, is due tonight or tomorrow for the carnival under Charles Trimble. Mill Raeen will perform tomorrow afternoon and the racing meet is expected to attract large crowds and set a high turnout.
National aviator Garlatrom plans a New York to Chicago aeroplane test flight in October. The path will follow the rail line and cities along the route as weather allows.
United Press reports Armour Company plans a major melon cut at 7 cents per pound in Chicago. The draft describes capital stock changes and costs, noting a start of around 12 million dollars and profit trends amid wartime contracts.
A United Press dispatch from Maxteo City dated October 10 reports that the government forbids a certain activity nationwide under a Carranza decree. The cable notes a death penalty for bandits, brigands, and highway robbers, with the decree published in full in the papers.
London reports that Atlantic shipping rates were doubled by Lloyd's today in response to German U Boat warfare near the American canal. The move affects five insured companies and follows the surge in wartime activity, with the market reacting to the increased risk and losses from the Atlantic passage.
Reporting from Athens on October 10 the provisional government announced the new Crook cabinet is completed with ex-Premier Vanoaol and other officials arriving to receive their posts. The leaders were greeted by officials in a ceremony described as orderly and timely.
The Grandin Hotel has been sold to H. H. Chekner of Oil City by Mrs. J. M. Ri lor alnee, with Mrs. Rosstor remaining in the city. Chekner, an experienced hotel man, takes immediate possession but Mrs. Ri lor will continue to reside here while no plans for the future are announced.
Christiana dispatch says a squadron of destroyers reportedly sank two German U boats off Murman on Saturday. Advices not yet received locally confirm the action and identify the vessels involved.
Pennsylvanian crude rose to 4.60 a barrel after the Jamph Seep Purchasing Agency released new figures. The increase marks the second rise in three weeks with other grades also jumping. Cabail, New Castle, Corning, Mercer, Somerset, and Nagford listed higher prices this morning.
Entertainment Committee of the Hoard of Commerce and Tudus Uy met to discuss a Halloween event. They aim to canvas the city for funds, seek treasury support, and plan a program with two bands and new features at the State Armory. The group is optimistic about a larger, more comprehensive celebration than in the past.
The regular meeting of the Readers Club yesterday at Mrs. Laviue Wight's home covered Topography and Early Navigation with papers by Mrs. Bonstegl and Mrs. Lockwood. A federation of the Scratwottoties was discussed, four committees were formed, and the Book Committee will coordinate with the Corry Public Library to plan cooks at the institution. The next session will be at Mrs. Lockwood's home on Want Frederick street.
A crowded crowd packed the stands as Brooklyn beat Boston 4 to 1 in a tense game. Combs, Daubert, Stengel, and Mowrey led Brooklyn with solid hitting and strong baserunning while Olson and Lewis supplied the Boston offense, but late rallies could not overcome the Dodgers.
New York column by Norman Hapgood notes remarks in Philadelphia about British seizures of American cargo. He hints at a possible agreement between Allied powers and Germany and pledges to prove his claims with documentary evidence.
Superintendent Wilson announced that school will close after noon to allow students to attend the fair. Friday classes start at 8:30 and run until 10. Senior High will hold a booth at the grand fair to raise funds for the class treasury.
By United Press. Cleveland October 10 W Lee heir of the Brotherhood of rating employees plans a local meeting Thursday to organize a Woodrow Wilson club. Officials expect over ten thousand men to attend. Chenoakis Brothers recently purchased the Arcade front Saxton and Noblett took possession of the business this morning. new fixtures will be installed soon.
The Corry bridge and Silpuly Co metric unities reports completion of a reinforced concrete span over the Heart in the new route toward the city. Mr W A Pudi stated work concluded with minimal cost under $8000. The line up from the vast end of the route to Main Street will connect with the highway, shortening travel between Corry and Spring Grove and easing spring travel.
Reports from the tow pulpit indicate several victims of a recent automobile crash are recovering and expected to leave the hospital within days. Names linked to the incident include King, Hinwal, Spraye, and others, with families from Scranton and North East arranging arrangements for the deceased’s body.
Contained in Meadvillsig October 10 report health of Relals states illness of five year old Howard Stanford of Hay Told township shows infantile paralysis. The disease’s onset appears in Crawford county and the ailment worsening as cases rise.
Readable forecast notes freezing temperatures tonight with heavy frost warnings. Residents should guard crops and livestock as Wednesday air remains cool and dry with continued frosty nights anticipated.
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