05 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
1
The chair of the permanent committee and the board plan a joint meeting to review progress and set a clear agenda. Key standing committees will join, aiming to report advances, discuss pending issues, and coordinate actions across the organization.
Erie report states police investigate possible foul play in death found near Lake Erie on Wednesday. Clothing identified as from the Detroit Girded Railway with number 189 suggests the deceased may be David Minchan of Detroit, a man about thirty years old.
A local high school track team began outdoor practice at the rhea track with a large squad reporting to mentor Darling. Promising runners include Woln Downey Clough and Storer McCray joins the training as weight men. The team schedules seven meets starting May sixth with Erie Meadville Union City Ol City Frankily Titusville and Wurten entered.
A six‑Pullman special train from the United States Naval Training Station at Great Lakes passed through this city en route to Philadelphia. Richard Patton, formerly of this city, led the Erie agent aboard. Cadets from the naval training station were aboard, heading for assignment to ships of the Atlantic Fleet at Norfolk Navy Yard.
War Department expands armored transport fleet with new trucks to improve army mobility and supply lines. Government officials cite railway limits and transport needs amid ongoing military operations.
An American observer in New York reports that British forces captured eighteen German submarines. He says the crews were seen marching through Liverpool streets as prisoners and that the subs are being operated by British crews.
United States confirms four Americans aboard the steamer Berwindale torpedoed by a German submarine. State Department notes advices from consular agents at Cork and London corroborate the loss and identify the ship as a British vessel sunk near April.
A United Press report from Langain Nebraska describes Dries Win Holwegg’s address and mentions results of a liquor campaign vote. It notes a slight victory for the emperor’s line and references political speeches, Germany’s aims, and U.S. relations in wartime context.
A billiard tournament is underway at the Elks Club with about thirty contestants. The event appears to continue for two months with players from the city and nearby clubs participating.
Pho Windral of Mrs. Rosanne Dimmick held yesterday at 10 o clock from a Washington street home. Rev. Shaw of the First Methodist Church conducted the service with pallbearers present. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Reports from Chicago and Cleveland warn of tightening milk supplies as prices climb. Dealers warned the shortage could push consumer costs higher, with milk prices expected to reach seven to eight cents per pint and possibly more as the month progresses.
The document records per issue circulation to paid subscribers for the six months before the shown date, noting a total daily press run of 2475 and total distribution of 2365. Arthur D. Colegrove Jr. swore to the figures before Gerry T. Kincaid, a notary whose commission expires January 30, 1919.
The article notes a confirmed wounding of Villa reported by Ousted Trias. Details suggest a sensitive report from an AVA tenant near General Lat Guulerres at Chihue Wa Tho Tutter, with limited corroboration and current uncertainty about location and timing.
The House Naval Affairs Committee approves a bill providing for a government armor plant. The panel heard offers from steel firms including Rothhchem Steel Co and debated costs and timing while aiming for quick passage under administration leadership.
Corry Ice Co confirms acquisition of a second company. The reorganized firm will handle supply for the Corry operation and continues to serve Pennsylvania and Erie railroad companies.
Muted wire service report from Gohimbils notes bands of hostile Mexican bandits interrupting American expedition lines. Troops dig trenches along the front at several points near Bois Grandes about thirty miles north as authorities warn of increased trouble linked to Villa sympathizers.
The Keystons Gleé Club will appear at Library Theatre on Friday evening followed by a bellet concert between shows. The program starts around nine o'clock with the bill of feature acts. Next Tuesday evening the Board of Commerce Band will give a performance at the Lie.
An article notes plans to drill for natural gas east of the city on hundreds of acres. It mentions ownership rights, mineral rights and expected operations including paying a price of 4.50 for pann vans and related costs while surveys and preparations proceed.
London reports a renewed German assault aimed at breaking Allied lines. Four ships were torpedoed including the British vessel London and the Spanish ship Viga, with Dutch and Swedish reports noting naval actions in the North Sea. The Dutch parliament held a secret session and may issue a statement justifying wartime actions.
Berlin reports limited progress for German attacks on the west front amid renewed fighting near Hanmont region and Callette woods. The war office notes losses and says Allied lines remain intact with significant resistance on the east bank.
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