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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
1
chaotic dispatch from Athens reports martial law amid anti ally riots as French marines confront crowds near the palace while Greek troops maintain order. authorities claim stability as mutinies and pressure from invading forces ripple through the city. violent activity appears to subside under French presence and reinforced police measures.
Washington October 18 Acting Secretary Polk denounced a Berlin settlement report as false. He stated the State Department had not accepted any German proposal and criticized the morning story as inaccurate. After talks with the President and State officials he pledged no acceptance or mixups by officials.
Attorney Binino Kincaid spoke at a Meadville rally backing Senator Glath tor Codgroay amid a strong Republican turnout. The meeting featured remarks on national leadership, praised Justice Hughes, and urged Crawford county voters to support Harry Ay QlieKs in the November election.
Mrs J Sargeant Cram a wealthy Bayonne resident defies police threats and declares she will go to aid rising workers. She asserts a right to travel and says she intends to proceed within twenty four hours with her attorneys.
A friendly rivalry between Dr. O J Dennett and Messrs Yon Tassell Mad Miller of this city centers on their fast horses White Sox and Rebel Pledge. They plan a five-ace race Saturday afternoon at three, weather permitting. The event carries moral support and modest stakes with no admission fee. Proceeds from side bets and expenses will be covered by attendees contributing to the control and maintenance fund.
Strikers plan an appeal to John D Rockefeller Jr. for mediation after a strike action. Federal commissioners arrived to arrange settlement and conferences with labor leaders. The article notes past scale disputes and a plan to appoint six members to hearings in New York.
New York observers report a 20 percent rise in food costs with further increases anticipated before spring. Officials blame high costs on war and crop shortages, while Canada’s exports and global demand strain supplies. Prices for staple items climb as households strain to afford basics despite looming uncertainties.
Licenses issued by Aldermen Porter Barker Ghiohishan total about two hundred twenty in city and vicinity as hunters head to Garlands Pittsfield area for a week long trip. Local sportsmen report scarce game with some hunters away overnight and a few deputies shot during the period.
Wheat futures continue to rise after an open used to propel gains. Reports of a world crop shortage and steady demand push prices higher with the market showing notable strength in early trading.
A severe tropical storm described as a great gale swept the southern United States causing seven deaths and widespread damage. Reports from Memphis to Mobile describe high winds, flooding, and ships driven from course. An unidentified schooner was said to be adrift off Mobile Bay as authorities warned of continuing dangerous weather.
Reported moves to recognize the new Greek government stir U.S. policy as a court action unfolds over a car tied to a fair lottery. Authorities allege ticket holder Harvey is in possession of the vehicle amid a legal dispute involving William and others. A hearing is set for 10 o'clock with involvement from the Fair Association officials.
The Hoard of Commerce was tasked to organize the annual Halloween celebration. A meeting at Alexander Undertaking Parlors formed several committees for decorations music and concessions with a goal of a successful event aided by civic cooperation. The Union City Band will join the Board of Commerce Band to form two organizations for the festivities at the Armory next year.
United Press Chicago reports Sidney Hatch set a new long distance run record by covering Milwaukee to Chicago, about 95 miles, in fourteen hours and thirty minutes. He beat Albert Corey’s 1907 mark of sixteen hours thirty three minutes, finishing at the Athletic Club in Chicago in the morning.
A chaotic dispatch from Washington cites German submarine activity near U.S. ports and prompts heightened vigilance. The report, attributed to British sources, notes neutrality concerns and possible civilian notices about restricted information.
Berlin, Ostobon ba, reports a Zeppelin raid on London caused widespread destruction. The War Office cites 420 million in property damage, dozens of ships damaged, and fires burning across the British capital, with collateral strikes in Grimsby and Hull and civilian losses.
The Corry Grange schedules a Saturday afternoon session with a program including Roll Call Current Events and a series of themed talks. Members will assemble at the Grange hall to discuss community topics and plan a forthcoming potato show activity to support a local institution.
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