26 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
1
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British forces entered Combles early today and announced the capture of a German stronghold on the Western Front. Dispatches describe extensive artillery preparation and rapid advances, with towns like Prope blurt and Pengincourt reported as key gains amid heavy fighting.
Morrisburg reports the Public Utility Commission approved a pilot cooperative operation to provide service along a route while retaining a long term franchise. Citizens petitioned to remove streetcar tracks on High Street and not relay them for four years. the commission ruled against a full removal but granted five years to defer. The decision preserves utility rights and outlines future orders.
Health officials tally 1460 plague cases since July 4 with 18 from Philadelphia and single cases from multiple towns including Conachohockin New Notts Lanchester Astland Maat McKeesport Sprite City Cliftonreighte Honealale and others Weather forecasts call for showers tonight and Wednesday with warmer conditions expected.
Local readers in Hopkins County are informed of the appeal process following a slander case involving Hoplin Ton and professor Tate. The Supreme Court decision, handed down recently, orders a retrial after questions about earlier remarks during a 1924 trial.
The funeral for Mrs Mulkie took place yesterday at three oclock from the family home on Northwest Street. Rev Woolward of the Presbyterian church led the service with two hymns, Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee, sung by James Wright. Floral offerings were many and varied, with wreaths from local friends and neighbors. The interment was in Grove Cemetery, with a mahogany casket and a simple graveside rite. Attending mourners included Mr and Mrs Mutlon, Mr and Mrs Buckley and their daughter from Jamestown, Mr and Mrs Tom, Mrs and Mrs Mulkie, A H Molelyes, and others from Warren and surrounding towns.
Morguridge of the County Association reported changes due to quarantine rules affecting the Corry fair events in October. The schedule shifts include aviation demonstrations, cattle and poultry exhibits, and a feature-filled Grange exhibit with prizes. preparations emphasize the fair as the region’s premier event with expanded entertainment and displays.
United press report from Gawagd dated September 41 states the steamer Robbarvo of Ghawe ran aground near Oswego, about nine miles off the harbor, last morning. Six men are reported lost after a rapid attempt to abandon ship.crowd and frantic efforts described as a desperate scene.
United Press reports London raid casualties with nine killed in the Zeppelin attack over England. General headquarters bulletin notes damage to industrial centers but no military or munition targets hit. most fatalities are civilians and unidentified.
A man stopped at the Rust farm north of the ally on Sunday seeking Kandone to move a motorcycle. He bought fuel, tried to sell the machine for thirty dollars, and rode toward Titusville after leaving Lebrie Department. Police connect the suspect to two stolen Indian motorcycles reported in New Jersey. the bike shown had no license and appeared unclaimed by the owner.
President Wilson arrives quietly in Princeton on voting day to cast a ballot in the New Jersey State Primary. He enters the booth with a small group of friends, while his aides and party members travel the route from Shadow Lawn to the polling place, marking a ceremonial day as supporters note the president’s early voting.
The October term will hear many local damage cases and railroad accident suits. From Corry comes the Jones vs. Erie Railroad Co. death claim. Carlyste Bowdmon sues Pa Railroad for injuries. Shampos and More involve railroad incidents at Union City. About 90 Corry cases expected.
United Press dispatch reports upheaval in Athens as the king meets the premier to discuss a crisis. General Moschontis resigns from the General Staff while Venizelos proclaims mobilization under revolutionary leadership. Crete hosts talks as leaders plan next steps.
United Press report from Washington on September 26 states the Supreme Court ruled interstate carriers must supply adequate tank cars for petroleum traffic. The decision compels the Pennsylvanian Railroad to furnish sufficient equipment to handle oil products as required by its common carrier duties.
Union City Times reports a house near Riley's owned by Mr. Filiam Lord and his wife was burned last Friday morning with all contents including a newly purchased plane. Neighbors observed flames gaining headway before firefighters could save the structure. The cause of the blaze is not yet known.
Reports say Gerard may remain in Berlin today as diplomatic moves and security concerns unfold. Details are murky with conflicting accounts, and observers await official confirmation on his travel plans and potential return to Turin.
New York September 21 Wall Street shows mixed action as yesterday’s big trading smashes dragged Steel Common to 140. Traders note profit taking and heavy selling while others see end of the bull move near. Despite a volatile session the exchange closed with uneven advances and declines.
Funeral services for L C Baker were conducted at home in Columbus. Miss Molen Taylor led the Christian Defence service and Miss Taylor with Ming Mann Ayers saluted with a hymn. Pallbearers included C Barnes Lona Walton Dewey William Tamona and O Marble. Interment was at Are Main Curtis Cemetery as townspeople closed stores for the obsequies. Visitors from out of town included several Ayers and Baker relatives and Warren and Smyrna residents.
Berlin concedes defeat on the Somme front as Allied forces advance. Dispatches report German gains in the Comblain area were halted and villages near the Somme were ceded or recaptured in the push. The German high command acknowledges the Allied assault impacting the front lines and morale.
Corry Ten wembere of the Maced Hoek discuss the tent meeting held that evening. The council approved the proposed building work and praised efforts of the Listes, while noting forthcoming payments and the new government laws. The group expressed satisfaction with the new form and anticipated continued debate in the next session.
Isaac of Onto bar fournd announces two cent per copy price for Eyenine Tournal by carrier and a routa per Wonk for regular customers with Saturday collection. Publishers report sharp rise in white paper costs and related materials, forcing a raise to maintain service, affecting readers across multiple cities.
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