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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

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French Capture Hill 140 as Allied Drive Gains On Front

Paris dispatch reports French forces seized Hill 140 after a night of intense fighting on the west front. Allied advances continued with German resistance collapsing around Mansige and Le Champe Run, sending prisoners to French lines. President Poincare praised the army’s leadership and doctrine in a note to Marine Minister, read to troops.

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Bulgarian Cabinet Members Resign Over War Policy

Two Bulgarian cabinet members resign amid war party tensions. Ministers Tommchothe and Binkoff quit as discussions with cabinet ally Malliotf and opposition figure Lule escalate. Rumors swirl of a reshaped cabinet and Premier Raduplayote considering resignation while Bulgaria mulls immediate war moves along the Serbian frontier.

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Berlin Admits War Crisis Reaches Front Lines

Berlin reports a war crisis as Hindenburg nears Dvinsk and Allied offensives press the German defense. The German communiqué says Allied attacks near Lille were repulsed with heavy effort, while Russians retreat in the east despite preparations.

Wilson Urges Kaiser to Stop Massacres

President Wilson plans a direct appeal to Germany to halt Armenian massacres, hoping humanitarian pressure from the United States and the State Department can prompt an immediate change. The White House and officials in Washington believe a firm, direct appeal could influence Berlin and Turkey.

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Plans for Night School Corr y Boy Progressing

Milan A Brown of the High School faculty reports good progress on plans for a night school to start mid October. The program aims to use a high school room for practical study including arithmetic, science, English, and business topics with low tuition and backing from local citizens.

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Bulgaria Hesitates To Move Against War Entry

The Allies gains on the western front prompt Bulgaria to reconsider entry into the war. Telegrams from Rome note Bulgaria plans to mobilize at once amid Greek mobilization and Serbian support, while Allied actions in France influence Bulgarian sentiment and propaganda.

United Prom Rome Bulgaria Botintony Greece Serbia Allie Ee Tustone Didve

Loss of Italian Warship Benedetto Brin Confirmed

Rome reports the Italian Warship Benedetto Brin destroyed in Brindisi harbor with 300 dead and Rear Admiral de Corvin among the fallen. A preliminary inquiry cites a sudden flame reaching the powder magazine as the cause, with no enemy attack suspected.

United Press Rome Benedetto Brin Brindisdt Harbor Yealer de Corvin Faerous Alin

Altoona Shops Ordered on Full Time

Altoona September 29. All men in the car and machine shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad system here received orders today that on October 1 they will switch to full time schedules. More than two thousand machinists and other employees are affected. The shops have been running on a long time basis for the past two years due to increased freight traffic and car demands.

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Weather Report Westhor Palr Tonight

Weather report notes cooler conditions in the northern division of the state. Forecast calls for easing heat and clear to partly cloudy skies through tonight.

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Mexicans Attack U S Troops Near Border

A cavalry squadron reported heavy fire from across the border with about 500 shots exchanged. No American casualties were confirmed though several Mexican assailants were involved. details remain unclear.

Only Woman Senator May Come Here

Helen Robinson, the Colorado state senator and noted suffrage figure, may speak in Corry next month. The Board of Commerce and Industry considered inviting her for a social gathering but deferred the plan citing other duties. The local Woman's Marriage Association may handle arrangements.

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Kaiser Rushes to West Front

German newspapers received here report Kaiser’s move toward the western front and a decisive battle scenario. The dispatch notes potential further advances by the Allies and the risk of heavy sacrifices if Joffre forces a major breakthrough.

Kaiser West Front United Trims Amlerdim Harlin Joffren

Court Orders Recount of Votes in Allegheny County

In Allegheny County the Common Pleas Court ordered a recount of votes across fifty election districts. The ruling followed concerns that ballot boxes were improperly tampered with during the primaries, with officials resuming an expected tally under court supervision.

Allegheny Toy Walted Press Pittaburgl Soph Ortore Alegheny Bakun Lalely Uontyed

Erie Depot Case Revisited as Officials Huddle

Erie officials reopen the depot dispute amid rising costs. Board of Commerce attorneys prepare for state service commission action as hearings loom. The matter draws renewed attention from local leaders and directors.

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Smith Farm Buildings Close Call At Beaverdam

Fire nearly destroyed Melvin Smiths barns at Beaverdam yesterday. A steam engine used by workers fed silo material and the blaze was halted by nearby motorists who alerted men and gallons of water from the engine prevented spread. Very little damage occurred besides a fallen pole on the roof.

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Floods Wipe Out German Corps in Severs Region

Bulletin from Fetrograd reports Severs floods completely wiped out a German corps and surrounded its post. Widespread damage claims nearly the entire Teuton division was decimated as the floods reached the Pintle area.

United Press Lindon Fetrograd

Rolph Elected Mayor of San Francisco

Returns from yesterday's election indicate Rolph secured a lone majority to become the next mayor of San Francisco. The primary results show strong support for Rolph, with anticipated consolidation in the city government.

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Grand Army Review Marks Nation’s 50th Anniversary March

Washington hosts a Grand Army of the Republic commemoration with veterans from Logan’s division and other generals in attendance. The pageant recalls Civil War leaders and ships, highlighting enduring Union memory and national unity amid a vast crowd in the capital.

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