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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
1
Reports from London and New York state the White Star liner has sunk, triggering fears of renewed U boat warfare. Admiralty confirms the loss as lines describe the vessel going to the bottom without warning amid intensified submarine activity.
United Press describes Roger Casement's execution at Pentonville Gaol after his treason trial. The Irish knight reportedly uttered a final oath and was hanged as crowds and supporters watched, with authorities transferring the body to his designated representative.
The United Areas report notes Pennsylvania crude oil prices continuing a downward trend with prices around 2.40 for Pennsylvania and Mercer while Cabot and Bomoriet offer lower rates. The fall extends across several counties as producers adjust amid demand changes.
Attended Old First Night at Chaut, the event described as a community gathering with songs and performances. References to Anita and a contemporary program hint at a lively start to the season, with attendees noting the evening’s structure and audience reactions.
The Chautauqua committee released a financial report showing receipts from ticket sales and expenses including printing and payments to Redpath Brockway. Questions arose about the event’s administration and alleged favoritism, with figures cited for ticket sales, children’s snacks, and other costs, prompting scrutiny of the committee’s fiscal handling.
A local boy, aged around 12, was struck by a bicycle and sustained a broken leg. He was treated at the scene and later confined to the family home for several weeks. Authorities investigated the incident and directed onlookers to avoid the area near the pavement.
The radiator plant plans to expand its capacity at the foot of the Y, with equipment shipped to a new shop building near Washington. Officials say the plant could supply 40 to 60 additional men and is near full operation, despite concerns over costs.
A garbled report recounts Deutschland remaining at sea after an attack and hurried evacuation. Captains and officers coordinate defense as allied ships engage. unclear names, dates, or outcomes due to text damage.
President Wilson plans to intercede by inviting Commissioner Chambaré of the Uitter Suwtox Board of Mediation and Arbitration to confer on labor issues. Abe Gumchinaky and spouse arrived home from their vacation trip through New York City and other places.
Joseph H. Zavoralla reports a morning shooting in Erie city where Tony Ideeiues was fatally wounded during a fight near the La Rijuna office. Authorities say a getaway followed the incident and investigations focus on the assailants and the wounded.
United press reports a rising toll from a deadly illness spreading nationally. The outbreak is described as the worst on record with hundreds affected daily and a wide range of states reporting cases. Officials warn the situation could worsen before relief arrives.
In Barron Valley County near Cobourne Town a severe cloudburst causes widespread damage and loss. Dozens perish while many are displaced as emergency crews search debris and assess the toll. Local authorities urge calm and warn of continuing showers.
United Press dispatch reports Rome expecting one more month of war before Allied victory. The pope appealed to Berlin against U boat warfare as tensions rise and war aims persist.
Carranza appoints a commission to coordinate Mexican and United States naval units and discuss border matters. Listed members include labor and military figures, with a formal note on responsibilities and the secretary.
Report from United Press notes Progressive leaders express strong support for the party at a city gathering. Demonstrations and cheers accompany calls for delivery of Progressive ideals, while critics warn of third party implications amid tense local politicking.
Publicity Committee of the Corry Board of Commerce and Industry urges residents to memorize local asset values. School buildings land and equipment total 175,600 dollars, federal post office valued at 118,000, city hall land and building 50,000, city hospital 20,000, state armory and fish hatchery site 150,000, urging citizens to discuss Corry’s tangible assets with visitors to promote civic pride.
The Columbus picnic draws hundreds from Mounsylvania New York and nearby towns for a day of games races and a civic program in Wert Sin Park. A long afternoon featured tug of war, entertainment by the Columbia Wig School chorus, a speech by former Coluanun resident Terinye, and a dance as townsfolk recall past days while local leaders discuss legacy and youth activities.
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