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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1916
Page
1
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A Quebec bridge disaster is reported with workmen feared dead after a collapse. The incident occurred near Monta as crews prepared for a new section of the transcontinental railway, with several hundred tools and gear reported in the river and many workers unaccounted for. The High Commission and local authorities began inquiries into the incident and the bridge’s structural integrity.
A United Press report says police arrested two suspects in an Ohio murder case. One man, identified as Tyr Baldi, allegedly fled Friday with the victim, while officers tracked multiple leads and recovered a cash sum. A second suspect, Joy Babine, was arrested in Blukdy Site and could not fully explain the circumstances.
Ida Tarbell, noted writer and ally of Wilson, declares Roosevelt out of date and credits Tarbell with naming Roosevelt as the first real progressive of the era. The United Press dispatch from New York on September 11 reports Tarbell praising Wilson and asserting her view that Roosevelt no longer represents progressivism.
British forces renew offensive in the Balkans as Allied command reports gains near key towns. The move follows latest battles along the river sectors and indicates a broader push anticipated to reshape front lines.
A September 1 demonstration in Plaza Cangremo drew ten political and patriotic organizations plus large contingents of workers and businesspeople. Speakers condemned British actions and argued the trade discrimination order threatens international law and the freedom of nations.
Merchants prepare for a city wide Bargain Week with late sale ads and special admissions. Major sales run two weeks from October 7 to 12, featuring premium drawings and prize promotions to lure shoppers.
The President and Mrs. Wilson, joined by Secretary Tumulty, departed Shadow Lawn for New London, Conn. Mrs. Howe, sister to the President, accompanies them and will accompany him on engagements over the next days. They have shared a close relation since prior to his marriage and she spent much time at the White House.
Moodyilis reports two additional cases of infantile paralysis in Crawford County. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rex Stewart of Hayfield Township and the eleven year old son of George Vanopa of Athena were diagnosed. This brings the total to four cases in widely separated parts of Crawford County.
The education board meets this week to elect a new director. Preparations and expected statements point to a likely appointment, with discussion on ward representation and prior vacancies.
Inquiry at OHO farm near Manley and surrounding area shows search efforts to identify the thieves have been practically abandoned. Officials report no arrests or credible leads and note several thefts in the Warran county area this season, with Manley manor property still unrecovered.
United States shares rose to a record 1087 this morning as traders pushed prices higher on the New York exchange. More than six hundred thousand shares changed hands while several other issues hit new highs before the session ended.
United Press report from New York cites Labor jail tensions and party lines as unions rally behind a strike to pressure management. Leaders including Samuel Gomper remain in quarters at the Continental Hotel as a national fight unfolds.
Mr Hyde, officer of the company, arrived yesterday afternoon from the guard camp at 181 Pauw Tea. He reports the company was tested at NAMIE and remained at the border. He notes call-up constraints and the War Department’s orders on reserve duty.
Berlin reports Allied forces gained ground in the Teuton lines during heavy attacks on the German positions. German counterattacks were repelled as Allied progress continued near Geynehy village. Dr. J. Jaxon was summoned to Monica Missouri by the sudden illness of his father who passed away. Hantel Scully plans to move to Lima Ohio with household goods.
United Press report from Waranatiny September 11 states GOP leaders express satisfaction with the national chairman. Claims of campaign strength and unity are noted, along with comments from party officials and supporters about campaign strategy and leadership stability.
Mrs. Hunter hosted Indy friends at a bridge party and a late supper at her parents home on North Center Street. Mrs. Pope plans to return south this week. Grie Milks forms a delegation from total lodge 67 to attend the August clambake at Columbus for Elise of northwestern Pennsylvania. Congressman Liebe Jr. will oversee the delegation.
Athina reports the Greek cabinet agreed to the terms outlined by the allied government. Officials indicated compliance with entente offers would involve border and wartime arrangements. The decision signals alignment with Allied demands amid ongoing negotiations.
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