11 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
1
British forces within two miles of Ceres support a broader advance on the eastern front. Reports describe Bulgarian and German withdrawals as Allied troops push toward key rail lines and cities, with prisoners taken and continued pressure expected along the Dobropa corridor. The dispatch notes Romanian reinforcements and intensified German efforts to retain control amid heavy fighting.
John Nantes died this morning at age fifty seven after a lengthy illness. Born in London Canada in 1659, he moved to the city with his family, later returning in 1881. A businessman and former School Board member, he was active in municipal affairs and long trusted by many friends. He is survived by three brothers, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
The Corry fair opens with bright prospects as crowds gather at the Paty grounds for noon events. Exhibits flourish in Floral Hall and old Divine Hall, with livestock, poultry and horse displays drawing large crowds and plans for Friday’s grand procession shaping up.
In the city today, the Right Reverend Rayor and Alsop led a Roman Catholic conference with about twenty five pastors and attendants from the district, gathering to discuss religious matters within the vicinity. The meeting continued with plans for further sessions tomorrow conducted by Bishop Miemaurito.
Halifax dispatched aeroplanes patrol over Adriatic sea where German U boats are active. Watch over Greek ship Paris and Kingston rumors suggest possible submarine engagement. Report notes scattered ships, patrols, and uncertain damage with Adriatic passages later canceled.
A French aviator arrives with a Blériot monoplane for a Thursday Fair. He plans one o'clock demonstrations over the city tomorrow, with twenty minute display periods and looping maneuvers. The big act, arranged by the Monoplane Exhibition, promises to be the most interesting event of its kind this season.
Two gypsy women were arrested at 2 20 oclock on the party grounds while chatting with pocket Hokinus. Ottiger Merritt and an undercover officer made the arrest, the women were brought to the city jail in an automobile. The moby looted a considerable amount of money.
Bayonne New Jersey October 11 police armed with shotguns automatics and Winchesters patrol the Hook district after rioting last night left twelve shot. Officials warn the strike could swell to thousands with hundreds expected to join. Standard Oil plant operations may remain closed until workers return.
Two trainloads of First Connecticut Infantry arrived from Nogales Arizona and moved to mobilization camps. About twelve hundred men and three hundred fifty men in a second section detrained, with machine gun company and supply wagons. They toured the city for exercise and drills, were under Major McMahon, and reported good condition, fed meals, and knowledge of border duties with no early return announced.
A man indicted for murder in St Joseph Missouri was granted bail set at fifty thousand dollars by the court. The case involves the alleged killing and the defendant, previously a county official, faced the judge and secured freedom pending further legal action.
Boston defeats Brooklyn to take a 4th game in the World Series. Key early scoring by Boston and late defensive plays secure the win as Hooper, Lewis, Gardner and Carrigan lead the offense while Leonard and Hooper star on the mound. Entries detail lineups, fielding, and scoring through nine innings with Brooklyn errors shaping the outcome.
Fragmented dispatches describe Roumania invaded from the north with clashes near Roll Tawar and Jamestown. Reports mention casualties including two killed and two mortally wounded, with a physician treating the wounded at a saw mill in Jamestown. Further notes touch on gas concerns in Marionville and a gas company stock move by Pecotuiume, details unclear.
Charles N. Crosby, Democratic candidate for Congress, arrives in Corry to confer with city committee on campaign plans. He emphasizes cross party appeal to independents in the Crawford district and plans meetings Thursday and Thursday evening to meet voters and rally Democratic support.
The laundry business of C B Ely and Son was sold today to Moneta J and Holy Alexander. New owners will take possession October 14. The former owner, Mr. Ely, ran the business for twenty four years, previously linked with TS Till or, the late OB By Why, under the name C B Ely and Son. The facility is described as modern and well equipped.
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