24 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1916
Page
1
Hundreds of residents from Chihuahua arrived in Juarez today by special train and some crossed into El Paso amid border tensions. The report notes mass displacement, with families seeking safety as a broader crisis unfolds in the region.
The Providence Journal reports United Press dispatch stating Captain Hoyed the debarred Attnobiers fio German embassy at Wartidgtba directed U boats toward American waters. The piece claims the German aim is to aid the crowne in a hostile enterprise while questioning U.S. restraint and depicting warnings of attacks near the coast.
Mexico City October 4 prominent military and civil leaders pledged support for the Carranza presidential bid. Attendees at a conference last night included Obregon and Aguillar, with others from the western states, as they move to organize a political party backing General Carranza.
A scrambled report describes a railway wreck with two fatalities among the crew. The account notes morning events near Huskell Nebraska and mentions the freight train collision and the impact on the surviving crew members. The text suggests routine duties were interrupted and emphasizes the deaths of two crew members.
Ambassador Gerard met with President Wilson in Washington late today amid controversy over plans for American assistance to Germany. He stated the United States would not declare war and emphasized he did not know when he would return to Germany, signaling a cautious stance during tense diplomacy.
Reports from Oct 84 describe Villistas seen south of Chihuahua City while government troops reportedly hold their own. Details are sparse as officials coordinate near the Curtinza forsen ten mile area. weather forecast shows rain tonight and warm daytime temperatures.
Reported theft from a Detroit area facility months ago led to recovery by detectives. Superintendent Lore notes the seized funds amount to thousands, with the remainder tied to a larger money operation. Gardner of Renovo died of heart failure while visiting a home. He previously served as master of Keenlowe Aiviston and worked as a Wisin operator. Survived by wife and son, with other relatives listed as the obituary details flow.
Ten questions for voters to answer before Election Day. The items accuse Wall Street kings bankers and political bosses of backing Mr Hughes and attack Hughes opponents on issues from central banking to neutrality and reform. These questions reflect a partisan pre election campaign document claiming widespread opposition to Hughes.
Bethlehem Steel and General Motors both posted record stock prices as war bond era optimism boosted markets. Bethlehem Steel rose to about 120 a share, with earlier gains to 100 plus, while General Motors reached high levels, aided by strong ally Alco and related industry moves.
Federal agents hunt operators of a mail chain scam tied to the National Brokerage Exchange. Letters promising a 1917 model petti coat lure women to send ten shillings and recruit friends, swelling mail volume to thousands of letters daily as the exchange expands nationwide. Post office clerks report clogged boxes and many return letters, with authorities tracing the scheme through local business channels.
The Hulton Chamber of Commerce announce a Halloween festival plan with committee meetings at North Oaks Atrout, engaging the Mylan City Band for the event and fireworks. Merchants prepare decorations, clubs join the parade, and plans mirror last year’s successful format at the Phoenix Hotel with sales of fundraising items and a community program coordinated by Edmonis and Walts.
Lomita dispatch notes the manual training department at Ames High School expanding. Students in the woodshop produce items from drawings, including cabinet drawers, with costs shared by students. the program aims to broaden skills and future projects.
Winnipeg Oct 24 1939 Canadian Pacific railroad workers were urged by Premier Bordu to abandon a threatened strike set for this afternoon. The men countered, noting the defense of earnings this year and declining any delay in action.
London reports dated October 24 say Serbian forces extended their advance toward Monastir by another half mile while engaging Bulgarian troops aloft. British fronts claim gains along the German trenches near the Somme and Haig notes heavy casualties and prisoners taken in recent actions. Bucharest reports mention movement near Constanta and a possible German railway junction at Medjidija, about twenty miles from the Danube.
George W. Morrow, a noted speaker, gave a strong address at the First Baptist Church last evening. The auditorium was full and Rev. Baker introduced him. Moyoland visitor Mrs Willim Musear attended, and the Baptist church orchestra performed selections during the program.
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