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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
1
A chaotic report claims In Paso residents plan to invade Mexico to avenge Villista victims. The piece alleges organized volunteer regiments aim to attack across the border, with warnings of retaliation and callous violence amid rising tensions between the United States and Mexico.
Reports state King Nicholas signed an armistice ending Montenegro’s participation in the war. Austrian artillery bombarded Cetinje while Italian authorities warned many Montenegrin troops shunned the accord and may turn to resistance or prey upon Italian forces as terms of surrender take effect.
The obituary of R Jennings notes his death Thursday afternoon at age eighty three after a short illness. He lived on the Mowers farm north of town along the Macadym road for many years. Mrs Jones aided by friends arranged the service. the funeral is Saturday at Hutch Home with Rev G Sharpley officiating and burial at Pins Grove cemetery.
Bell offices and adjacent rooms in the Treodion building underwent redecorating by F Je Weeks. The wiring shop, operator room, and other spaces received updates with brighter finishes and improved appearances for a fresher workplace.
A sensational report from Jan 14 claims Mrs Stella Born was allegedly used for alienation by Mrs Len 8 Mor Kun, wife of a former hotel man, a wealthy local retiree, and the other woman linked to a prominent Sharjon businessman. The intertwined families have stirred considerable public interest and media attention in this city.
Funeral services in memory of Mrs Dominick Dempsey were held this morning at St Thomas Church. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Father McBride assisted by Rev Pathor Mobrida and Rev Pathar Miller. The church was filled with relatives and friends. After the service the remains were taken to St Momus Cemetery for interment.
A misreport in Watroun Mirah Company data claims insurance in force figures for 1916 and 1974 were misstated. The corrected figures show about 72.0 million in force versus the previously stated 10.0 million, with annual averages around 216 thousand.
Four escaped Germans were captured by sergeant service men after slipping from a German group. Fredurich and Grown Prine Wilholid were seized near Kort DuPont and another pair were detained near the Basioror Cloth and Woolen mills by the Magtsy Yard of the Tio Yowior Company.
Report cites a July 14 bank robbery in Clayton Alabama at the Bank of Clayton. Vault and safe were blown open by men who fled with about 25,000 dollars. Police organized immediate search and bloodhounds tracked the suspects.
Conewango Valley January 9 A fire destroyed the Conewango Grain Mill owned by E A Bragg with 20000 damage and threats to nearby buildings The blaze started in the boiler room around 10 PM and quickly spread through the frame mill with grain and a box car burned The mill and adjoining structures were leveled while the hotel and residence across the street were saved partial insurance covered the building and owners estimated losses near 20000
A damaged fragment reports a Dutch ship sinking in heavy seas off Rotterdam with the captain presumed dead. The crew were evacuated amid confusion as officials recovered a body and noted a sudden disaster at sea in the North Bouwegording area.
Clyde Robottom filed a lawsuit today against Ganis Monkinine Abte for damages claiming an exploding can of Manct powder severed his eye. The plaintiff seeks 20000 in compensation.
Mrs Mohr faces trial with testimony from Dr Frankl and Police Commissioner Walton as the case centers on alleged witness influence and the supposed involvement of a Black worker named Brown. The proceedings detail claims of coercion and defiant statements amid the examination.
Venango county papers report a man named Clint Pringle aged 46, son of W J Pringle a former county auditor, among sixteen Americans killed by bandit Villa near Santa Anabel. C A Pringle of San Francisco is listed as dead. Pringle left Tompneytown five years ago to work as a 4H gilwell worker. War department notes age 38 in one account, parents hope it is not the Pringle murdered. inquiries sent for descriptions to ease family anxiety.
Washington Jan 14 The British embassy renewed this afternoon is preparing to aid the State Department for a decision on the Mexican situation. In the Senate a resolution by Senator Woorka declares responsibility for events in Mexico lies with Congress not the President, urging immediate intervention.
Jamon Cnowajew named as his son Henry Cool, on Hast Wayne, died at ton o clock. Offspring include Leon Cook of Peamneyitie Ara Mil Siireve Spartansburg Mra uy Taiko Woat Hickory and Mra Fred Allison Healey. Pay Puner ul korvicon to be held Monday at 10 a.m. at his son's home. Remaine to Centerville for interment.
United Press reports prominent Republicans in Pennsylvania backed Philander Knox for the seat in the U S Senate, signaling harmony after Governor Brumbaugh and Meyer Surittti withdrew support. The statements aimed to unite the party and regain control in the upcoming contest.
Weather bulletin predicts much colder air moving in tonight with lower temperatures and a sharp wind shift. Forecasters caution residents to bundle up and check heating plans as overnight lows drop noticeably.
Reports claim Cettinje is occupied by Austrians and outline a large poultry exhibition at the Armory. Details mention thousands of birds to be shown, with preparations led by a committee organizing the event and related exhibits across multiple states and venues.
The Ere Balrowd installs an electric interlocking at the local yards to centralize signaling from Maple Avenue tower. Eastbound trains will gain clearer signals and powered control as the block signal moves from depot proximity to the west end, improving winter movement through the yards.
Constantinople January 14. The Turkish forces have captured the Persian city of Karmanshah, a strategic center about seventy miles from Hamadan where a large Russian force is said to be operating.
Prayer in homes at 10 and noon at Howarth's Tunnery featured Evangelist Dapter. A Junior Choir practiced at the church. Evening services began with a hymn at 7 00. The sermon recalled Christ's suffering and urged earnest daily prayer, urging support for those who do not yet know Christ.
United Press from London reports January 14 that Britain's National Railway workers union rejected conscription, vowing to resist compulsory military service. The action marks the strongest labor response yet to the wartime draft, aiming to protect workers and labor power despite government pressure.
Victoria Huerta, former Mexican dictator, died at his El Paso home at 8:80 PM. District authorities report efforts to bury him in Mexico, with family planning for interment there but doubts remain over shipment approval. Huerta led rebels against the Arria government and later supported Diaz before his fall.
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