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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
The article reports Captain J F Austin elected city treasurer amid a local election. It notes Olds’ vote decided the outcome and describes council proceedings, appointments, and financial plans including paving work and street improvements in the city.
United Press reports Washington September 7 美国 troops to be mustered out after pivotal orders from Secretary of War. About fifteen thousand soldiers in two divisions are to be discharged and return to normal status as national guardsmen following border service.
A noted Youngstown physician and ophthalmic expert died in City Hospital after prolonged fasting. The patient, once in poor health, undertook several fasts, including a forty day stretch, and suffered complete inability to eat as his stomach refused intake before his death in hospital care.
Reports say conditions largely normal in New York as strike orders fail to force motormen and guards to quit. Police expect arrival of 30 officers from Bar Harbor to oversee operations while guards were initially placed amid the unrest.
United Pro reports a Sept. dispatch noting General Myuston recommending action. Mancha Walter and a force of about fifteen hundred men were seen near a paint within Sun de mites of Atherfeas, withVilla's plans to attack American forces feared. Locals warn Villa may sacrifice troops to achieve objectives as preparations continue in Colombia and for Corwliting fw re.
A United Press report from Milwaukon details car ferry No. 18 running aground en route from Ladington Michigan to a city, with about 50 passengers aboard and a heavy cargo. Rescue help arrived from the coast yard as crews assess immediate danger and damage.
A New London United Press report notes tea was the only drink available to Mexican and American commission members aboard the Mayflower during a conference. Authorities emphasize a dry navy policy despite foreign guests being aboard with secretary Dantala aboard the Provident.
Conferees in Washington announce agreement to strike a provision found harmful to American commerce and unions. The motion is described as a retaliatory measure against British blockades, aiming to curb interference with U.S. trade and communities.
A racing accident at Wattsburg on the Watlabure course halted two horses, Revel Madge owned by Mert Suyerting of Hinton City broke a halite, and Prince Carl driven by Garklan faced a tumble near Lake Wy. After the second turn at Just Matt mile, officials helped riders and horses clear the track. Prince Carl won the event with a 4:20.8 mile time.
A chaotic dispatch summarizes Allied and German positions as Russian forces press toward Bulgar City amid bombardments and strategic shifts. It notes German and Romanian actions, with Romanian and Slavic units reportedly advancing on multiple fronts and enemy fortifications facing heavy pressure.
United Press reports Washington December 6 seven and a half hours into a final day session Congress beded to adjourn tonight with a likely finish before tomorrow. Total appropriations for the next fiscal year reach 1 711 000 009 plus 247 000 000 in contracts and 205 000 000 linked to naval bills. The eight hour day rule and a tariff commission creation are noted along with retaliatory measures against British actions and arms lockouts in the final acts of the session.
A masked group fled a bank in Arizona prompting a nighttime posse chase. Local authorities and deputies pursued through desert terrain as leads pointed toward the bandits and a safe was reportedly breached before escape.
Reported scenes show few voters registering today as campaigns press for turnout before the presidential election. Officials note two more registration days remain before the vote, with candidates and organizers urging citizens to participate amid ongoing efforts to boost registrations.
The official report says Austro Bulgarian forces seized the Tutrakan bridge head and captured twenty thousand enemy troops, with about one hundred more taken. Roumanians suffered heavy losses and a Romanian government position is noted in the chaotic Danube river front.
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