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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1916

Page

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Commission to Approve Paying Bills for Paving

A city commission plans a special meeting to consider ordinances for dual paving on West Mali street from Mirat Avenue to Ruth Avenue and Kooond Avenue, aiming to approve the project and authorize funding. Two commissioners favor a cautious approach, while others await a clear plan and budget details before action.

Mali Amanda Hovenwe Mirat Avenue Ruth Avnn Hocutriy Ml Wiltly Mihe Strodt Wutuntiom Tiih

Paris Admits Losses Of Positions In Heavy War Update

Paris admits losses of positions on the front as fighting continues. United Press dispatch reports German gains along the front with artillery and trench actions described. Local bombardments and skirmishes are noted in various sectors, with no decisive breakthrough announced.

School report for seventh month issued

Supt. Wilho Hhikmorn Auk Jeaudd released the usual school month report ending April 1. Attendance reached 96.5 percent with total enrollment at 118. The Washington drive Woohoo led with 96.5 percent attendance. There were 179 tardy cases. Hatch bulld She attributed 35 to the high school. Forty Miaibe by parenty had members reported.

Wilho Hhikmorn- Auk Washington Woohoo Hatch Bulld Inker Timber

Wantington Community to Reassess Wharfage Claims

United Press reports Wantington B C April 10 the community sent to the Chi Bennty a La Li Allen or the Karoline wlurtion to review wharfage claims tied to exports and prices. It notes February figures of 110,224,000 head of product value and 76,068,000 barrels of oil, with cooperation from the Department of Justice and a report on capitalisation and division, indicating only about 15 percent of the radix product will be exported.

United Pros Wantington B.C Department of Jistiew Italien

Dr Waite Pleads Not Guilty In Poison Murder Case

New York April 10 United Press Dr Waite pleads not guilty to charges of murder by poison. Prosecutors say the defendant administered poison to John W Peeks Grind Rapids financier and relative. Waite’s attorney seeks delay to permit further motions as arraignment concludes and Waite is taken to the county jail.

United Preus New York Arthur Waite Conerit Bovelina John WW. Peeks Watte Dr. Waite

Villa In Durango Drives Villa Forces North

Walter Proa reports Villa is moving deeper into Durango with an estimated three thousand followers. American mining interests on Par Fa pay reveal Villa may strike Durango city soon as U.S. troops prepare for difficult Sierra de la Cande ra terrain and stronger resistance.

Walter Proa Parra Magintrat Divinno Arrivid Brothers Durangoity

Petitions Due April 18 for Spring Primary Nominations

Harrisburg April 10. The last day for filing nominations with the Secretary of State is April 18 for the Spring primary. Daniel Goodwin of Venango filed to run as a Republican candidate for the assembly.

United Ios Harrisburg Crupaday Secretary of State Daniel Goodwin Venango

Fire Alarm Mixup Sparks Neighborhood Unit Call

A small evening fire near 108 Bavex tract prompted a Bell Times alert from Haypx street. Central operator misrouted alarms to No 87, while flames originated at Del McCray’s home in Montinl ward. Crew arrived to find a small blaze quickly contained with neighbor help. estimated loss later pegged between fifty and one hundred dollars.

Haypx Street Bavex Otracht Hoth Figot Phind Marion Jolind Del Montinl McGh McCray

McKeesport Jitney Fight Sparks City Clash

McKeesport April 10. Jitney operators backing owners rally to resist mayor and officials seeking to halt jitneys at the Firth and Wales corner. A group of nineteen jitney cars rolled to the bidhead, parked, and refused to move when ordered by the mayor, police. They were arrested and jailed.

United Pres McKeesport Dusl- News

Possible Action Against Governor Amid Impeachment Talk

Disjointed report notes discussions of possible impeachment of Governor Uri Nias by Che Powrone forces. Mentions joint action and potential charges if offenses occurred while in office, with unclear references to Dayll Oliver and pre office conduct.

Umiven Eres Hareishirigy Pognine Tegad Actin Uri Nias Che Powrone Welu Sovm Tia Winu LW Executive Impeuali- Mbnl Ryokha Shahoh Mike Aueanord Nin Govarnor Tin Atusy Tawuervaho Hay Oliver Borne Wilegod Wiladumennor Rumulius

Mob Overpowers Officer and Fires Fatal Shots

In Lawton Ohio on April, a mob overpowered Patrolman Hays and dragged his body a mile to the street. A firing squad ended his life as bystanders watched. Dudley was charged with shooting Patrolman Hays as the mob acted in silence.

Lawton Ohio

Mrs Carl Died Today at Home in City

Mrs GX Carl died this morning around 10 oclock at her home in the city. She was 69 years old and widow a year after her husband. The funeral will be Wednesday at two with services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Survived by a daughter Mrs Ba Sandi of Corry and a son Frank of Cleveland.

Carl Chritian and Missionary Alliance Church Ba, Sandi Corry Aon, Prank Cleveland

President Wilson Caught Severe Cold in April Day

Fragmentary OCR notes report President Wilson suffering a severe cold with admissions and symptoms described in scattered phrases. No clear date or full context available. details are incomplete and unverifiable.

Committee Urges General Clean-Up in Corry

A city wide cleanup plea from the Committee of Municipal Affairs and the Board of Commerce urges residents to clear yards and alleys, remove junk and debris, clean up rail abutments, repair drainage, and plant flowers. It calls on owners of tenements to whitewash and clear interiors, with emphasis on health, beauty, and a healthier city.

Municipal Affairs Committee of the Board of Commerce Fife Board of Iithy Dvbrla Pune Collibia Tuk Ikea Waka Gees Kenky Jabelenayes Bohruchlosis Corry Committee of Municipal Affairs

Tannery worker suffers severe hand injury in accident

Town resident Hunton of Fast Mall Urol and six others employed at How ards Tannery rushed to hospital after a machinist accident. Two fingers were so badly damaged that amputation was deemed necessary.

Howards Tannery

Former Corry Young Man Killed In Friday Crash

The body of Clare Stokes arrived in the city and was taken to the home of G. We Peterson on Dilkuw wienet where the services are to be held Tuesday at one o clock. Mr Stokes is survived by his mother and father Mr and Mrs Choa Stoker and a brother, Neal, of Now Cuotla. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.

Clare Stokes Veubarday Ohio Mir Lin Wit Tie Mex Choa Stoker Alin Brottiry Ree Glerars Thor Dt Neal Cuotla Aytion Ping Grove

Another pays death penalty at Rock View

United Press report describes a man named Mikea Lorin being electrocuted at Rock View prison in the morning. The execution followed a prior fatal crime and involved officials including Dr Campbell. he became the seventh inmate to be executed under the new system.

Rock View New Prison United Press Hock Vinn Mikea Lorin Wala Lonim Ted Wau Campbell Pensionality

Four Ships Sunk in 24 Hours

Four British ships have been sunk within the last twenty four hours, according to reports from London. Names listed include Sirkwsworth Hall, the Glenn Almond, the Zatra, and the Yonne. The first was about 4,770 tons, the Batra 4s large, the Yonne sunk without defensive guns, with crew unharmed.

United Preay London Sirkwsworth Hall Glenn Almond

Army recruits arriving at Columbus

Columbus New Mexico April 10 new recruits to the United States regular army begin arriving today from many cities. The men pass through a process of reception and preparation as they are placed in squads and then formed for assignment to duty.

United Press Columbus N. M United States Regular Army

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