17 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1916
Page
1
Readable fragments mention names and places but lack clear actions or dates. The text hints at a public notice or legal context but omits key details, leaving uncertain the involved persons and the exact deadline or proceeding.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Minboro and Cleve with references to towns and local events. It preserves few legible names and dates, offering scant readable facts about location and time. The text appears to describe a town context with scattered place names and a medical or sanitary note, but specifics are unclear.
The document details Michael Liebel and Heuer forming separate Democratic and Republican aligned groups in Erie and Briew City to influence mayoral and congressional races. It cites their efforts against Democratic candidates such as Saltzman, and accuses a bipartisan machine of betraying the party from 1900 to 1920, with notes on past congressional nominees and party alignments in Bria and Crawford counties.
Report from San Antonio dated April 17 indicates no official word on Villa's death. Telegrams note confusion over body identification and ongoing efforts to confirm, with authorities and emissaries seeking verification and awaiting official word in the coming hours.
Report from Columbus New Mexico describes a provisional supply effort for the American expedition, with rations and fuel allocated to sustain troops. Authorities caution that reports of shortages are unsubstantiated while planning for further south action continues.
A United Times dispatch from Washington reports confusion over a Mexican town incident. Troops were invited to Parral to meet General Lozano, then attacked by a mob as fighting ensued, with forty Taen killed and others wounded while defenders reportedly withdrew. The War Department sought to clarify responsibility amid chaotic combat.
United Frees reports that the Holland America Line strike has ended after talks. The Ryndam reportedly aided by a mediator to secure passage to New York, ending an industrial walkout affecting Holland America Line crews. The development follows a consulting advisory note and appears to restore normal service.
Unclear report describes food riots in Chihuahua with widespread unrest and claims of competing authorities. Dispatch notes currency depreciation and ongoing tensions as savers, press, and officials react to disruptions.
A lumber vessel from Mississippi, the Imperator, was shelled off Colombia Island on April 1. Two Americans aboard were wounded and one later died in hospital. The attack involved cannon fire as the ship left port, with further details of crew injuries and warnings issued.
By United Proas a San Antonio report from April describes General Fimaton directing efforts to locate Villa. The article mentions Wittman, Douglas, and Monaton involved in pursuing the bandit’s identification and medical history to confirm the corpse and ensure accurate recognition.
Fragmentary dispatch from Nweo indicates movement toward a region in Ghihualion. The message mentions a death related to a noted incident and hints at a broader inquiry. Names and places are partially garbled, but the core event concerns a reported fatality and regional deployment.
A Grange meeting was held at Corsy Gratke Hall with about four members proposed for a labor contest. Hammond led the session while a committee prepared questions and a prize plan. A Grange Library collection was assembled and an evening program featured Farmer’s Lament by H Porter as well as refreshments chaired by Mrs. George Akerd.
A raid by Lie protection department at West Main Airont allegedly found no concrete evidence of wrongdoing. Officers searched rooms and questioned residents but no arrests or charges emerged. One man and his wife reportedly told officers of activity but investigators found nothing verifiable. A number of people named Kio were mentioned as connected to the case.
Tony GurealG a Russian polo, killed a fellow countryman in a stabbing at Franklin. He was caught at Ol. City while boarding a train to Pittsburgh. Gurvilte and Druid quirelet Hagwase were ejected from the boarding house. The incident led to a court hearing for two men, George B. Lane and Charlow Pryegr, on related charges. a decision is expected at the next county court session.
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Alexander's petition was filed today as candidates reached the state capitol. Names listed include Alexander, Garry for state, W. W. Kluwnidly Mondville for Assembly, H. Buyer for Assembly, and W. T Olds for Assembly with further petitions from Kinchitns and others.
Company A will be inspected this evening by Major Charles Molen. The troop will drill in extended order, appear for the ordeal in bite dries uniform, and about sixty men will be mustered for inspection under Colonel Motman. Public drills and inspection will be held, with Capt. Brown and officers reporting steady progress.
Two men charged with violating dog quarantine laws appeared before Magistrate Shield at ten this morning. They were remanded with payment of costs assessed by the court.
The city commission is set to convene this evening to discuss its agenda. Among items expected are the ordinance approving members' compensation and additional work duties, along with a monthly report from the officers. Two commissioners from the city, Mr Olde and Sir Thos Linh MP, are noted as present or expected to attend.
Corry dropped a ten inning ball game to WaInboro Norma Saturday in a 4 to 10 contest. Kennedy and Weyer paced Corry with solid hitting as Edlihora sparked a late rally but Bubbord shut the door in the tenth. Corry showed patience and grit with strong defense and Gorey turning in a key effort. Next Saturday Corry travels to We Dituavilte.
Members of the Authors' Club will gather at the auditorium of the First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday April 26 to hear an address on Shakespeare by Rev. Byrna of Brla. The speaker, known for Shakespend, will discuss The Mindy Apse and Moira, with several short talks and sessions.
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