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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1916
Page
2
British policy analysis condemns belligerent actions by Germany and allies. It contrasts United States neutrality with Allied pressure, cites Hague conve ntion limits on contraband, and critiques statements by politicians about war aims and loyalty in a tense international exchange.
Disjointed OCR text mixes a claim about baking powder made from cream of tartar with scattered references to a Mexican revolt, German positions, and U S political reaction. It implies debate over foreign policy, Civil War era sentiment, and media coverage, mentioning Germany, Mexico, and American politicians. The readability is fragmented and defenses of policy appear amid accusations and sensational phrasing.
A muddled lament cites rumors and contradictions about a public figure and a failed effort to recall or identify events. The speaker questions how Louis Brandis overlooked releasing a barometer of times and wonders about Holland and Ditoh in a disjointed passage. The piece references Fighting Bob and a supposed political star, with scattered remarks on gender and popularity.
A meeting of Moray yard master officials was held at Kane to discuss transportation operations. Attendees included Warren and Emporium with representatives from Hideway, Dalle, and others. The gathering reviewed duties, traffic, and safety measures for freight handling and yard management.
London April 14 The War Office reports a great British victory by the Far Eastern expedition aiding the relief of Kab el Amanra besieged. German officers and Turkish troops under Goierwi Take command were defeated. Turkish lines were driven back one and a half to three miles along the south bank of the Tigris.
Ambiguous recruitment note seeks a local representative for a large farm agency in Corry Pa. It claims national backing and promises prosperity but contains many typos. Applicant should respond confidentially to Box 125 Corry Pa.
The item notes an inquiry by a Wayne man in April 1916 about how county bonds would be paid and who would bear the home cost share. It mentions supervision and conversations with local residents about occupation and housing, reflecting concern over fiscal responsibility and local impact.
A 39 year old Bradford man, Gaonard Balch, was found hanging from a fall at Howard Junction near Bradford yesterday morning. Police, led by Captain Foster and Patrolman Solt, report he worked as a foreman and had long health worries. His death occurred after a troubled period and family efforts to help him.
A second landslide struck the Narrows near Franklin shortly after 7 o clock this morning following an earlier slide. The incident underscores ongoing instability in the area and prompts authorities to monitor the site for further hazards.
A large slide carves a path on a state road near Signrcreek. Ert and rock spill onto the roadway, a tree is uprooted, and debris blocks the line. State Highway Department crews clear the debris and secure the area as repairs proceed. officials warn of ongoing danger from further slides amid rain and high winds.
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