12 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1916
Page
1
A United Press report from London notes Allies advance from Salonika toward Macedonia with rapid progress. Dispatches claim Bulgarian withdrawal and a push by Allied forces, listing theater moves and strategic impact as the conflict widens in the Balkan front.
Sunday event discusses cross branch inclusion for Holy Name Society members in a parade. St William’s and St Elizabeth’s branches coordinate. St Bixbin’s funds support the display while St Wisebeth’s members join as participants. Florence Barry returns to Western Reserve College for summer, remaining in city with relatives.
Mrs McMahon, widow of John McMahon who died twelve years ago, passed away at her Worth Street residence after a long illness. She leaves twelve children, several grandchildren, and many friends, with funeral arrangements to be announced. Fred Blackmore of Edwardsville and others will accompany mourners home.
A telegraphic report notes Maine voting produced a strong Republican majority. Early tallies show roughly a 12,000 lead with Republicans sweeping gubernatorial, senatorial, and congressional races amid claims of gains up to 15,000.
Giluton P. Nobles, once near Spring Creek, is charged with taking eleven cows four yearlings and one horse from May 1 Smith at Bounty Creek. Arrested by Constable Fred Adams, he awaits hearing in Warren county jail. The case centers on disputed labor wages and alleged property seizure.
A group of Civil War veterans from the 8th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry traveled to Union City this morning for the 44th final reunion. The unit, formed in 1861, served in key engagements including Gaines’ Mill and Gettysburg.
Clara Ward a Pennsylvania Railroad operator at the Tambine tower near Ridgway is reported to have thwarted a wreck and helped avert disaster. She remained on duty through a fire alarm and wired Ridgway for help, later returning to her post. A suspect tied to the incident was arrested as details emerged.
A weather forecast indicates showers likely tonight and tomorrow with unsettled conditions. Expect patchy rain across the region and breezy winds. carry an umbrella and plan for damp travel.
United Press report notes 12 Democratic and Republican papers in New York express varied views on the Maine vote and its impact on November elections. Editorials reflect hopes and concerns about party fortunes and the national political balance.
Premier Zalmis offers resignations of himself and the entire cabinet to the government. He cites unresolved international incidents and external pressures as factors. King Constantine reportedly urges a reshuffle as Venizelist factions maneuver amid the crisis.
Market optimism surged amid Maine election results as investors welcomed expected policy shifts and a rally supported by strong trading across sectors. Analysts noted buoyant demand for equities and financials as confidence lifted sentiment in New York trading rooms.
Rochester held a tense baseball contest as Corman Will and Carry’s pitcher collided on a play while Nathaniel Nyssen from Nistoi delivered for Rochester. The win elevated Rochester toward the top of the league standings, surprising the mighty Mufti Yo team and highlighting timely defense and a key single by Dukes.
Dr Roswell died this morning after a prolonged illness and hospitalization. The report notes his professional promise, the impact on the community, and mentions surviving family members including a wife and daughter.
A Philippine steamer Cebu was boarded near Catabo Inland at Manha Bay by a British commander seeking a person named Bady. The incident prompted a demand for an explanation to be sent to the British government.
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