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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1915
Page
2
In a mixed column on public mood and policy, writers urge restraint as Germany threatens naval action. They warn jingoism and heated rhetoric risk harming unity and safety, insisting governments mediate with caution to protect national interests and avoid needless bloodshed.
Former President Roosevelt renews public criticism of President Wilson and his policies. The Jamestown Post notes Roosevelt’s call to curb Wilson era ambitions and questions loyalty, accusing the current administration of missteps and signaling a political clash over national direction.
President Wilson will review veterans gathered for the Grand Review of the Civil War era at the national capital. About 50,000 troops are expected September 29 with exhibitions by U.S. Marine Band and Navy signal experts.
Warren August 29 The Mito Brown collection of Indian relics once on display in the county office at the Court House details the death of Att aged officer in the Rowse House. Mr Maude Mobile of Cloquet Minn Mrs MeKalefy Winghter of ubetan became a ddinty of charge. She alarmed Yor ithe T teltes, valued items reportedly in the collection. It notes the county reimbursed money spent after the death and references a father’s will.
Aug 22 a fire at Red House destroyed Ware Burgeit generators and caused extensive damage. The blaze damaged a wooden one story structure near Red House station, with residents displaced and investigation uncertain about origin.
Report from Pennsylvania State Board of Censors notes arrests will follow for movie operators in Erie. Officials conducted quiet inspections of downtown theaters. few violations found. board to report to the Censor Board and take necessary action to enforce penalties under state law.
A young boy, while playing near a power line on Hint State Street, was electrocuted after a fall from a structure. He was rushed to Glown Memorial Hospital where surgeons operated in an effort to save him, but the injuries proved fatal. Police and electricians investigate the accident and determine the sequence of events leading to the shock.
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