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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
1
Readable bits show scattered terms such as writ and man putting with odd spacing and initials XE ic ty OLIN ctly. The fragment is insufficient to identify persons, places, or events.
Report from London says Crete is in rebel hands with about 40,000 insurgents in control after defectors joined the revolt. The revolt is part of broader Balkan and European upheaval with Zeppelin raids on England and shifting fronts in Transylvania and along the Vardar. Royalist forces retreat as rebels seize key positions. clashes and bombardments reported around multiple fronts.
New York stocks surged as U S Steel rose to 120 at noon and reached 119 to 120 range within minutes. Copper and steel shares led gains with broad boosts across major issues as trading intensified with strong demand and favorable market tone.
A New York lead reports that in the past nine months more people have been killed by automobiles in American cities than by Zeppelins. NYC and Chicago show over two hundred fatal injuries in the period January to September. The compiled figures, though incomplete, indicate thousands injured and tens of thousands harmed by car accidents nationwide.
Fragmentary weather item states fair conditions tonight with a note about rising temperatures. The readable portion mentions warmer conditions on a following period, but no specific dates or figures are provided.
Dr H C Shaw, long serving pastor of the First Methodist Church, has been returned to the local church for another assignment. Officials in Clarion announced further appointments to nearby churches, including Jamestown district, with J P Bilna named to oversee district activities.
Min Muvia Mull, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hall of Rochester, N Y, won the University of Rochester scholarship for the high school senior with the highest average over four years. Despite less competition, Miss Mull was announced as the winner in mid January. Her grandmother, Mrs Marin Raaldr of Grave Street, and other relatives were mentioned as part of the extended Corry area notices.
Bryan asserts Wilson will be elected as sentiment surveys sweep the nation. Party leaders and lawmakers gauge Ryan’s recent remarks as a catalyst for reform pushes across key regions. The Provident mall shows growing praise for reformist Secretary and Democracy Law editor, signaling wide expectations for change.
Officers and interested members of Corry Tent of the Maccabees plan a meeting this Saturday evening in Bradford Sverige to discuss bidding for a club home. A state official will attend to approve the plot and discuss financial support and building plans, with updates on new payment certificates and state governance changes.
A new oil well was drilled today on the Howe property five miles east of the city, the fourth on the site. Workmen reported the well to be somewhat shallower than the others and expect it to be a better producer after shooting. Local officials and Youngstown investors remained to observe progress as drilling and testing continue this week.
Corry Lodge Elks member N Dell Darling is appointed District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler for northwestern Pennsylvania. He has long been active in the organization, attending conventions as Corry Lodge’s official representative, and will visit nearby lodges to preside at installations. Members of Corry Lodge and nearby Elks halls commend the appointment as highly coveted.
Italian troops advanced toward Trieste and cut the city water supply this morning, with a brief bulletin noting progress and no details. The advance reportedly moved within thirteen miles of Trieste, aiming at Monta cane region activity as water lines were disrupted.
General Funston ordered that Corporal Rogers of D Troop and seven Texas cavalrymen be held for court martial after patrols crossed the boundary into Mexico Friday. They were fired upon by Mexicans and one horse was shot.
Relatives in Corry report the death of John Bright a former resident who died in Chicago at age forty one He is survived by his wife one brother Harry Bright of Ol City two sisters Mrs N Nell Daring and Mrs Blanche Keletier The funeral will be held at his late home in Chicago Tuesday
A party of eight friends and Mrs C Sumner Nentley gathered on West South Street Saturday afternoon to honor Miss Lona Asani Loy on her birthday. An afternoon of pleasant socializing and a delightful two o'clock luncheon was served. Later the young ladies attended the theater. Mrs Hensley received several gifts from friends.
Report from Unitest Press notes Venezolos at Salonika preparing to lead revolutionists against the monarchy. Atheny dispatch claims Ven telos arrived with a rebel faction and that former Premier allies long for overtur e to seize control.
The Ward Baking Company and Crown Bakery announce wholesale price hikes likely to raise consumer loaf costs. Smaller loaves may see a standard price rise, while larger loafs stay unchanged. Hotels St James and Phal by announce rate increases from two to two and a half dollars and more per day.
Joseph T Zavareus an Italian viitor of Brie shot and killed Antonio Ferritto this morning before Judge Rosalier who sentenced him to not less than eleven years and not more than nineteen. The court denied clemency. Nearby Trevin Steenrod was fined ten dollars and sentenced to restitution and two years six months imprisonment for chicken thefts. Frank Lane was paroled until November amid court proceedings. Fred Mittehell pled guilty to ring theft at a hotel and was paroled until November. In Sheriff George DaForrest of Warren custody, the prisoners begin their terms.
United Press dispatch from Asbury Park says the president and Mrs Wilson are departing Shadow Lawn for Baltimore this morning. He will address a public gathering in Baltimore this evening and outline his campaign aims as the party moves toward the next state contest.
Morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange saw strong demand with United Brutus Steel common driving activity. Shares touched 12 and traded around 119 48 at noon while American Swellar climbed toward 11 3/4, signaling a robust session for copper and industrials.
A break in at the North Girard post office shattered a front window as a gang used nitro typical charges to force entry. Officials, including James Miers, alerted local authorities and Erie Law, with reports noting several hundred dollars stolen and no suspect detained yet. The incident was discovered hours after the break when workers arrived.
Beginning with the issue of October 2nd the price of the Evening Journal will be two cents per copy. By workers the cited to regular customers will be ten cents per week, collection to be made by the cir Hers each Saturday evening. The publishers regret that conditions make it imperative to increase the price of the Evening Journal. This paper is among the last to rise prices following the trememdous increases in the cost of white paper and other materials. For months the publishers have stood before rising costs hoping conditions would improve. Today this appears untenable and the cost of white paper has jumped. The publishers are unwilling to sacrifice telegraph news and local news and to return to the older format. To maintain readership they must adjust prices accordingly. Panera In addition city area notices follow.
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