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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
1
New York workers walk off jobs as a citywide work stoppage takes hold affecting over 300000. Union leaders say the action targets unpaid or withheld wages and idle factories though details are unclear as officials consider next steps. The strike calls for renewed labor demands and solidary action across industries.
Mohawk Cotton company posted notices of price to be paid for tile at their drug plant in the city. Prices shown include $1.98 per hundred for tour hot cont smilie with the usual... The Mohawk company sales for October show a price of 80 4 hundred for October milk with a 45 cent increase. The plant is shipping about thirty thousand pounds weekly and hopes to reach forty-five thousand pounds by October.
In Crawford County near Jamestown Athens townlet the vicinity reports promising signs of oil potential. A flowing well is claimed at an old site with local residents asserting possible pools in nearby valleys and galley areas. Local belief centers on a probable discovery and prospectors expect to find substantial oil yields.
The Clays of 1880 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westley on West Alley Street for a reunion of Corry High School’s Class of 1880. Eighteen of twenty-three members attended with several wives. conversations recalled old school days, Victrola music and refreshments. A large bouquet of roses was presented to Mrs. Fullerton for those unable to attend.
A chaotic Philadelphia scene unfolds as a woman, using an automatic revolver, shoots and kills Allan and Graavenyeiny, seriously wounding a companion in a New York garage room. The armed assailant then dies shortly after, leaving police to untangle the sequence of events.
Unclear text reports a change in leadership with Martine set to succeed Wescott in the Blaton Senate. Mentions President and training in relation to a journey, with returns showing Martyn 12444 and Wourott .80 percent.
Washington Sept 27 General Pwuialon reports on clashing forces near Cartanalstas mn Aanilenn. War department release says Bunnton criticizes U S troops under his command and denies culpability. Terse account notes American troops deployed as tensions escalate.
A strenuous day unfolds as Hughes campaigns through Pittsburgh and nearby towns visiting plants including Westinghouse and National Tube. He attends receptions, plans GOP meetings with leaders Knox and Crowe, and addresses workers while Republican organizers push drive for support in Allegheny County. A birth certificate reporting crackdown follows, with doctors fined for late filings.
The market moved forward with gains across most stocks during the latest bullish stretch. United States Steel rose to 161 34, General Electric advanced to 184 1 2, and General Motors edged up 1 1 2, while Texts Company fell sharply. New highs appeared for Inspiration, Chesapeake and Ohio, American Beet Sugar, and Cuba Sugar, with copper and war equipment shares showing mixed strength.
New Orleans demands action as 14 year old LAtte William Zimmer, who killed his mother, seeks a new official mother. District Attorney Aaron Mert Will plans formal meetings with officials to arrange Wilje’s future. Prominent society women apply for the role, amid debate over guardianship and the boy’s fate.
The Boston Braves won 1-0 at their home field in a National League clash this morning. Heaton Droyes pitched effectively and the defense held Pater to a single tally, securing the shutout.
General Manager Dickson and Supt Robbins arrived in Uptiefty aboard a special train with Pullmans. They conferred with Agent Cottell on local railroad matters and planned a general inspection of the system. The train proceeded to Meadville followed by continued inspection and Hankin Branch inclusion.
Franke Lane was taken into custody by police last evening on a disorderly conduct charge. Lang had been released from county jail Monday after being bound over to court on running assault and battery. He pleaded guilty before Judge Fowler and received a suspended sentence of one to three years pending good behavior. After arrival in the city Lunn began causing trouble leading to another arrest last night, with Erie authorities notified and sheriff to transport him to Frithil for arraignment. It is expected Lang faces a heavy sentence upon court appearance for breaking parole shortly after parole was granted.
A large Roman Catholic Home near Beaumont was destroyed by fire in the early hours. About 200 children and many aged residents were trapped, with reports indicating some fatalities. Details remain scarce as officials gather information.
The Hoard of Commerce Band offers a concert and dance at the State Armory tomorrow evening to raise funds for the band. The program includes marches, waltzes, and selections from various composers with a 8 to 9 pm schedule, drawing a large crowd. Separately, workers repair a water tank east of the depot to ensure sufficient water for ice engines, replacing weakened iron bands and adding new rings.
Reports from Rome and Athens indicate the entire Greek cabinet may resign and a royal proclamation could pave the way for a new regime. Rebels gain momentum as soldiers desert Olt Groseh and a cruiser joins the Saloni movement while British and French forces press a final drive against German lines.
Report outlines ongoing progress on Findley Lake road construction from Kroneh Creek to Harrington corners with concrete bridges and culverts finished. Heavy equipment, crushed stock from nearby quarries, and new routes to aid tourism and auto travel planned through the coming year.
United Press from Washington reports the War Department issued orders to deploy ten thousand state troops not yet sent to the Mexican border. The move will pull units from the border to the south and reallocate the same number of troops already on duty, including members of the Third Pennsylvania Artillery, under General Patton.
Altoona resident Miller Lof was executed by electric chair at the state penitentiary in Stonk View for the murder of Jacob Blane of Greensville. The first shock occurred at 7:04 and he was pronounced dead at 7:10, with officials noting the execution proceeded as required.
Charllé Woodford returns with elite horses as Prince the white Arabian captivates crowds at Hemulin. The prized steed, lauded for beauty and agility, will perform on a 55 foot platform attached to a moving rig, attracting inquiries from visitors including notable exhibitors.
In Meadville David Bailey age 44 a garbage district plant worker was fatally injured when a wagon backed into him at the rear of the building. He was rushed to Spencer hospital where doctors said his injuries were life threatening and his death seemed imminent.
The Evening Journal announces a price rise to ten cents per week for regular customers starting Saturday. Currier explains the surge follows a drastic cost jump in paper and services, noting many materials have increased and a return to prior rates seems unlikely. Readers in several towns including Meno, Meadyite, Jamestown, and Hankerton are affected.
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