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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1916
Page
1
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Article notes U S moves to pursue expedition to Mexico City with instructions sent to authorities in Washington and reports on troop dispositions. Details remain unclear as late developments and communications between War Department and administration continue amid questions of Mexican ambassador contacts.
Chicago detective Gig Biddinger, wanted for taking bribes and facing 51 counts, was arrested in New York after watchful days. He was detained at the Holland House and then taken to the Tombs pending extradition.
A wartime style report notes Horry Camp 148 of the Welfare Spartanivh GF Pennsylvania held a meeting in the United Commerce Travelers room. Thirty seven new members were admitted and a number of members recited, with prizes awarded including $2.50 for honoring the ImFKoK Number. The event featured prize offers and plans to boost membership, plus a local contest and a porch catch prize.
The article notes growing momentum for a new library with the Board of Ww eatlow and Andrew Carnegie representatives near a clear plan. A percentage of the investment, funded by regular six indima, is to be provided, contingent on city endorsement. A conservation with Mayor Pattarion and county commissioners is planned to secure backing. Residents express optimism about the library’s future.
United Press dispatch from El Puno reports General Carranza sending a special mission to Tokyo. He hints at possible talks with the Japanese government but declines to confirm any formal alliance or negotiations.
Bulletin from April 11 reports a sabotage or attack on an American owned property at the Auburn mill owned by Alyirnda Mining Company. Parral rail line owners and Durum Rail Wy Company asked for help as a mine section was breached and equipment damaged.
The Committee on Municipal Affairs of the World of Commerce hosted a meeting led by Supt. Wilson of public schools. He announced teachers will start a school campaign to foster an improvement plan, with prizes for best garden and host design for a movement booster tent. petitions will seek broad citizen support and names for a public commission placement.
The report states Columbus Ni Mf April 45 describes the Texland State expansion near Mexico practically lacking heavy troops. Only two battalions of the 20th and 24th infantry and two companies of the 12th Cavalry remain near the base as guards, with other units ordered to be ready for movement.
From Consular reports comes word that another ship sank with an American passenger aboard. The vessel was attacked near Matabun and went down 63 miles from the port. Officials in London and Havana requested details as authorities investigate the incident and identify the lost crew member.
Opening day suffers poor conditions with heavy rain and swollen streams making access difficult. Reported streams near Corry are high and dangerous, delaying activities and dampening expectations for the season opener.
Queanstown April 11 Willian Rosy, an American aboard the Inverlyon, was torpedoed by a German submarine. He and a companion were in one of two lifeboats for hours without food or water. Rosy's condition is reported improving after admission to hospital.
United Press reports a second battle between American forces and Mexicans near Parral. Consular and mining company messages note Mexican mobs attacked American company property in Parral, with substantial damage and threats of further attacks.
A damaged Aberdeen ship report from Washington describes the Inverlyon en route to Holland Oregon sunk by a German submarine. It states that two Americans aboard survived while others perished. Survivors reached Queenstown as officials assess the incident and potential German involvement.
The Rogers Company of Venango County wins two major contracts. One project for a new building at Prairie Hill involves a 90 by 180 foot structure with substantial steel and wood framing. The second contract covers framing and mitered timber work for a large facility at Westfield, with completion details reflecting extensive millwork and construction scope.
United Press reports that Venustiano Carranza president of the Guerrero government in Mexico was greeted with a grand welcome on arrival in Mexico City. Thousands lined the streets as bells rang and troops paraded. He and Generals Obregon were to remain in the capital for the day.
United Press reports a major blaze in Binghampton early this morning injuring several people and destroying multiple buildings. Fire reached its height around 10:20 revealing fears for residents possibly trapped in at least one building.
Verdun front reports heavy artillery along the Meuse as infantry operations endure. German bombardments persist on multiple sectors while Allied defenders repulse several attempts and maintain the line amid ongoing shelling and troop movements.
Hinma Wheeter Williams of Columbus Va celebrates her ninety third birthday as the town honors a matriarch once married to a notable local tanning businessman John Williams. Surviving children include Frank Williams of Bay City and a daughter in Columbus with five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She has lived in Columbus over forty five years and passed away in 1897. The community wishes her a happy birthday surrounded by family, recalling Browning's words on growing old gracefully.
Weather report notes unclear OCR text. Reads as regional forecast with temperature and precipitation hints. Likely covers ACRE PAB area with wind and rain outlook. No explicit dates or measurements readable.
A serious wreck on the Erie Railroad last night near Walon ity and Cambeliger halted Train No. 170 westbound. The crash damaged the track and plusieurs cars, with the crew reporting injuries but no fatalities. A wrecking crew cleared the line after a delay as conditions returned to near normal by morning.
United Press reports Abe Ficoll notes Ford issues a complete denial of plans to organize a political party. Ford refuses to name allies and states he would not seek the presidency. The denial addresses rumors about a strom and tainted promises affecting party candidates.
Professor Johnson from Corry High School’s Mural Training Department travels to Ridgway for a Northwestern Pennsylvania teachers’ session. The gathering centers on the negotiation of instructors in nearby schools and related domestic arts topics, with participants from various districts attending the event.
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