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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
1
Patrons of the brokerage house remained anxious as the firm faced closure rumors. Reports from Warren and Corry indicated the investors feared a collapse, with $20,000 tied to the firm and a lengthy investigation underway.
In New York and in a scrambled report from Johney, Justin Hughen is named as a prospective candidate aligned with Gore signals. The piece notes Roosevelt and Vauishu mentions while referencing the Michigan primary where Roosevelt faced rival conservative and progressive forces.
A Senate proposal calls for a new ten million dollar Naval Academy at a site near San Francisco Bay, to be overseen by the Secretary of the Navy. Proponents argue the Pacific coast location suits future officers and aligns with national defense needs. The measure aims to train young officers under modern standards amid broad Atlantic and Pacific interests.
A Pittsburg health bulletin reports an epidemic of geippe and pornmphia causing high death rates. Dr Burnit Hopith department says conditions have not improved and the city faces ongoing illness with alarming impact on the population.
Bank for Savings of ile ity announces that within ninety days all deposits will receive a dividend of fifty percent of the amount deposited in the Line the tank Closed. The institution’s assets and operations are progressing, with funds available to pay 491,479 for Pilibure school children. The Board of Administration will float formal acceptance after surrendering bonds for the stated amount.
A damaged vessel, reportedly the Santa Clara, arrived at Valparaiso with the crew shaken after a rough Atlantic crossing. Uncertain reports say the ship sustained heavy damage and may have changed course, while local observers note tension aboard and questions about its cargo and crew.
The State Department mobilizes all resources to secure information on the timing of a new Bursa. Officials aim to complete data gathering quickly to enable a firm government response. Washington reports indicate requests for any available intelligence from Am erican representatives abroad to forward promptly.
An Italian force and Bulgarian units prepare for engagement in the Balkans as Athens reports a 40,000 strong Bulgarian contingent moving west through Albania toward potential attack. Italian expeditionary troops are said to be poised for action, with operations anticipated within days.
United Press reports Washington facing a rush to fill a Supreme Court vacancy. President informed of a large pool of candidates and that a successor to Justice Lamana must be named before the vacancy can be considered. The article notes ongoing high‑level deliberations.
Musburg January 7 Secret Service anew are today working in his vicinity to locate two men named Why Hames and J. Lee believed to be German plotters active in damaging munition plants across the country. Authorities chased them from Ishich city to Enon Town where they were sighted again. The fugitives reportedly planned to target DuPont powder plants miles from the rail line, presenting a grave threat to production and security.
A men's club was organized at the Baptist Church last evening with about thirty to forty men attending under Rev. Baker. Officers elected include President Federico H. Baker, Vice President Elmer Martin, Secretary St Roberts, and Treasurer L. F. Lemon. The group aims to unite men for Christian interests of the community. The charter was read and the meeting adjourned after a brief vote.
A fragmented forecast mentions weather tonight and Thursday with unclear locations. The readable bits hint at variable conditions and possible changes in temperature but lack specific regions or measurements.
The House of Commons today saw the government introduce a conscription bill for men aged eighteen to forty who are single or widowed. Exemptions apply to married men and those in essential services such as railway and munition work, with dependents also spared.
The revenue cutter Benu, at New York harbor, is ordered to continue search for the Thessalonika and attempt to tow the vessel to port. If towing fails, orders to discharge the disabled vessel for five days are given. Two survivors are aboard the Thessalonika with passengers reported by Thessalonikean authorities.
The document states expenses to Mr Ford surpass 300000 dollars with total Detroit mission costs near 500000 after a journey home. It notes plans for a permanent peace tribune in Europe and asserts Madam Selewimmer originated the entire idea and will not return to America.
A Wheeling politician was shot and killed as he left his residence this morning. An assailant fired multiple times, wounding the victim fatally before fleeing. Local authorities and a United Press correspondent reported the event, with initial interrogations underway. The incident has astonished residents and prompted a police investigation.
The Branch 5 L C B A held installation of new officers led by mataking officer afrs buta Mayhis. Officers installed include President Mrs Mary Murray First Vice President Jin Marks Second Vice President Mrs Mary Crowley Treasurer Mrs Mary Craker Recording Miss Mary Maloley Financial Secretary L Mayle Rode Trustees Margaret Motayshy Mrs Siblian Marks Auditors Marguerite Mccarthy Mary Mulderick Mary McMaton. After the meeting attendees gathered in the Baedor Gritt where a tiny hamiawet was served.
A wartime report presented to the House of Commons details British casualties at Loos. It states that attempts to break German lines resulted in heavy losses, with estimates suggesting as many as 60,000 British lives tied to the battle and the capture of territory during a costly advance.
In Washington D C the defense program hangs by a thread as key senators and House leaders signal waning support. President Wilson facing opposition from supporters in his party and from rivals in both chambers. Opposition from Madlatay and Korn shifts signals suggesting the plan’s removal or postponement is likely unless modified. Leaders anticipate decisive action this afternoon as public sentiment weighs against the proposal.
A meeting at Cory Poultry and Pet Stock discussed plans for the coming exhibition. The Norwich Feeder Company plans a large display and a novel laying contest. About six hundred birds are expected to be shown, with entries already resolved, and the show begins January 17.
London reports claim the Austrians were forced to retreat just north of Czernowitz with Russian forces pressing. The city’s bridges have been dynamited by retreating Austrians as reinforcements surge toward the sector. The conflicting dispatches mention German and Romanian positions and a Confederate style offensive nearby.
Acting Erie mayor C J Baker states he will not seek the mayoral post next month. He asserts he would not consider running and remains aligned with the current council and administration begun under the new regime.
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