28 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1916
Page
1
Austria Hungary and Germany face expansion of hostilities as Romania declares war, amid Allied triumphs in Bucharest and rising calls for unity against the Central Powers. Reports detail political shifts, military mobilization, and public demonstrations heralding a new phase of World War I.
United trends report railways failing to secure sufficient male workers for motive power and signaling roles. The piece notes shortages across Minnesota, Florida, and other states, with employers racing to attract engineers, conductors, and machinists amid rising demand and competition from nearby industries.
United press reports that the National Bank of Aspinwall failed to reopen its doors after a bank examination led by C. Bullman of the American Trust Company. The institution, once led by content firm head, held deposits around 125000, largely from savings accounts. The episode follows other recent closures in the Pittsburg area as authorities act to stabilize the local banking scene.
A committee and board meeting is planned this afternoon at Hired Onlocke. The Board of Commerce and directors will discuss a common understanding of the duties of the committee and consider a public complaint to the Public Service Commission. No definite motion is promised, but efforts aim to advance on the depot matter.
German forces clash with Romania on the Transylvanian frontier. Reports say German troops attacked Romanian positions, driving back the enemy and taking many prisoners. Allied offenses are planned to begin within days as authorities prepare new measures.
Jamestown authorities report a man, linked to a Rockford, Illinois background, died after a suspicious incident in Jamestown. Witnesses describe a September evening assault near Hillbuy, with inquiries into a $1400 Winch theft and alleged adminstration of drugs. Family ties remain unclear as investigators trace connections to nearby towns.
Wayne and Concord townships sent two male candidates and no alternates for the free camping contest. From Concord, Morvar Gates and Jamon Crowell led, with Max Stulte and Glaire Wilson as alternates. The ten day trip to Eirfo is the prize, with promoters hosting the campers and a showcase planned at Japaxlton grounds. Girls from the two counties also had a contest lineup, but entries were not submitted.
Dorothy and Mia, daughters of afr and Georgs Littleberger, celebrated a birthday Friday at East Cyngrouy Street. Friends of about her age gathered with mothers for a pleasant afternoon at the home. They enjoyed refreshments and a fine birthday cake. Dorothy received several kind remembrances from friends in birthday fashion.
Fifteen year old Ralph Brown, son of Mr and Mrs F Brown, was seriously ill with a secondary infection caused by a boll. Doctor Weston from Warren treated him, and though paralyzing fears arose, his condition is now considerably improved and doctors expect recovery barring complications. The commissioner reported the youth is rapidly improving.
Report amid a $15 million war chest shows brotherhoods poised to distribute forty dollars monthly to members, with only 24 still in Washington as protests mount. The stalled plan, tied to May proposals by President, faces wage and employment tensions as workers push for action and leaders weigh options.
Pure Food agents began prosecution over a Saturday incident involving a drink labeled as strawberry flavored and claimed to be pure. Inspectors sampled the beverage at a Harrisburg hamlet showing it failed to meet pure food standards. Officials reported the drink fell below standard and may lead to action against the manufacturer and dealer seeking reimbursement of $27.50.
Wheat futures fell sharply today as traders reacted to mixed signals from Washington and reports of Romania entering the war. Uncertainty over European supply and fears of shifting demand triggered a rapid price drop on the Chicago market.
The Italian government announced war on Germany citing Berlin’s invasion of Austria and support for aggression against Italy. Crowds cheered in Rome as operations unfolded, with disruptions and a royal decree seizing the Papal Palace in a symbolic Austrian region in the city center.
Proposals in the strike dispute were submitted by the President amid cabinet discussions. The report notes a formal presentation at a Washington facility with officials and editors present, aiming to halt escalations and resume festive public activities. The president urged swift action while observers said weather and transportation problems could influence timing.
A transient community notice describes local Italians arranging a celebration in Corry New York area. It notes prominent residents and officials supporting fundraising for a shrine or event with a ten day planning window and a two week lead time for a formal, orderly gathering.
Mayor Armistrange faces resistance as officials maintain playgrounds remain open while formulating new rules. The plan restricts child access to certain areas and requires watchful safety measures. Four men arrested for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor at Gondwait Lake are bound over to the quarter mile court.
A garbled report alleges several youths involved in setting barn fires during a Saturday evening in Wisconsin and nearby areas. The fragmentary text names multiple suspects and locations, including state mentions and police response, but many details are unreadable.
Mrs Staiph Nageotty of Mandolah Township near Mouilyitn was killed in a farm accident Saturday. Witnesses say she was dragged by a machine at the Water and Ping streets intersection when a motor vehicle collided with her. authorities report possible a broken limb and severe injuries to others. Relatives expressed sorrow and noted the tragedy occurred as the machine was stopped and the crowd dispersed.
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