12 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
1
A collapsed mediation leaves arbitration as the only path to avert a railroad strike. The report, delivered to union leaders, notes railway employees seek decisive action while executives push for compromise. Lt. Richard receives a new appointment as rail labor tensions intensify across carriers.
The Kaystone Construction Company of Meadville has begun pavement work on Pleasant Street from Concord to Pint Avenue, with wider paving from First Avenue to the east end planned. Curbing and concrete foundations will be included, and the project aims to be finished by fall before cold weather.
A sharp drop in wheat prices was observed this afternoon following a government inquiry into price conditions. Ed Ward Murley of the Trade Committee denied making any statements about the investigation.
A British government statement denies allegations that American firms manipulated policy or engaged in hostile acts. The response argues there is no evidence of wrongdoing by US companies and maintains the government would not risk war to withhold actions.
Health officials warn Pennsylvanian towns and stations to enforce quarantine restrictions. Officers will halt travel for children under 16 without proper health certificates and require guardians to present valid documents at checkpoints and transit points.
Republican nominee Holowm Alg faces questions over a new campaign plan. The report notes party dynamics, vague strategy shifts, and reactions from associates as candidates navigate private tactics amid mounting scrutiny.
The Ladies Auxiliary plans a lawn social at the park on Thursday evening, August 17, to raise funds for the hospital. A committee was formed to arrange music, a large crowd is expected, and tables will be prepared. the Board of Commerce Band will entertain, with the usual concert night moved to accommodate the event.
A head on trolley crash near Youngstown, Ohio, injures many and kills several. Reports describe patients rushing to hospitals, with fatalities and injuries among young riders. Investigations focus on motorists and conductors as details remain unclear.
An accident occurred on Columbus Road yesterday afternoon when a Warren machine rammed a vehicle, bending a rear wheel and breaking a brake plate. The EWink car sustained damage but could be moved after Brown's Garage arranged a temporary fix, allowing traffic to pass through the city.
United Press reports York observers say four hundred thousand workers rejected arbitration proposed by the mediation board. They plan to present their demands to President Wilson after a message from the president inviting talks. A two o clock session was held with adjournment expected soon.
Washington August 12 a new senator spoke to the chamber proposing reduced river and harbor appropriations by twenty million dollars and urging the creation of a nitrate plant merchant marine preparedness and a federal reserve fund the reaction mixed with many older members departing their seats as the newcomer pressed his points.
Anton Conroay announced plans to press charges against a girl in a case linked to a shooting. He will be discharged from the doctor’s care and travel to Kirke 40 for a meeting with the District Attorney. Custody steps for the child with the mother are to be pursued. Mrs Caurosy was brought to court after a shooting incident, according to police reports.
Dr J A Mead suffered a painful scalding on his left forearm when a radiator overflow spilled boiling water during an automobile trip near Springcreek. A party member treated the injury and he was taken to a village for dressing. Specialist says no permanent damage expected but he will be incapacitated briefly. Meanwhile John H Fish formerly of Spartansburg is critically ill after a New York City hospital operation.
Report from London describes Italian forces advancing as Austrian army falls back. Troop movements along the Zan river and toward Leranity region indicate a growing breakthrough. Rail lines and strategic corridors are cited as priorities amid combat in the northeastern theater.
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