29 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
1
President arrives in Pittsburg amid cheers as crowds greet him at the hotel. He urges prompt attention to war and national needs noting danger remains and calls for unity and continued vigilance. Officials and onlookers acknowledge the moment with demonstrations and phase-filled reception.
Reports say an avalanche at Cumbres Pass in the Joe wipon area has created snow depths of 30 to 40 feet and trapped a party of travelers. Local authorities fear casualties as rescue efforts continue amid severe winter conditions.
A severe flood along Otay Valley caused by a ruptured water barrier swept homes and property, killing and injuring residents. The wall failed after a dam breach, inundating miles of farmland and waterworks, with dozens reported dead or missing and extensive agricultural损失 across the valley.
A miners group endorses Louis D. Brandeis for the United States Supreme Court. The resolution calls Brandeis “the one true friend” of working people and notes the endorsement by the United Mine Workers. The event references President Wilson and the appointment process.
In Washington on January 2 the Senate nears confirmation of Louis D. Brandeis as associate justice. Opposition from conservatives has waned, hearings planned, and despite lingering criticism the nomination appears likely to be confirmed.
Carlow arrives after a near miss as a German bi plane bombs fall short. The Carlow maneuvers through the North Sea, evading bombs and escaping damage.
Prapk Whitely a city letter carrier reports finding a snake on his route signaling spring. He picked up the reptile and deposited it at the Journal office as proof of the season’s arrival. The sighting aims to convince skeptical residents of warmer days ahead.
The city will hold an inquest into the death of Matthew McMahon at Kirle tonight, beginning at 10 o clock, before Coroner Cardot. Thomas McMahon of Meadvilla, his brother, and other relatives may pursue a railroad concession as the investigation continues.
A flood disaster across Aviusran City and surrounding rivers left multiple fatalities and widespread homelessness. Reports indicate rising flood stages on the galleys of the rivers rkanam WHILE and St. Wrandly with at least seven more feared dead and residents fleeing rising waters.
A large turnout joined the Big County Sunday School Assembly in Erie County with state officials and local leaders attending. The program included arrivals, a conference, a Sunday School dinner at Ys Men, department meetings, and a half year supper and fellowship hour led by Mr Landes and local organizers.
An Allied expedition of British French Russian and Italian troops landed about two thousand men at Karabar late Friday and occupied the fort briefly before Greek forces withdrew. The action followed reports of submarine activity and was attributed by authorities to tactical considerations in the region.
The governor of Pennsylvania plans to wed Flora Belle Parks in Philadelphia this afternoon. A marriage license was issued Thursday, and the ceremony is expected at a local church as authorities confirm the arrangement.
A report claims a shipment to Germany included 18 percent unlisted meat from the United States hidden in a sealed manifest. Officials say the meat was not accounted for and confiscated after inspectors detected the discrepancy in the cargo bound for Germany.
Members of the Monorth Len Kas of the Methodist Church held their monthly evening gathering in the church parlors. A fine musical program featured vocal and instrumental numbers performed by several members. The event was well attended with more than fifty present.
German forces report a large offensive on the western front with the capture of trenches near Artois and the seizure of Frise village. More than 1400 French prisoners are said to have been taken.
Charles Dougine the murderer who felled a guard and escaped Westmoreland jail was captured near Irwin today by Chief of Police Frain. He was weak, without food or money, and denied resisting before being returned to Greensburg. Three other escapees are back in county jail.
Three persons were killed and three seriously injured when a Philadelphia and Reading locomotive struck a car at a highway crossing near Grantham Carlyle Pennsylvania. The crash occurred around noon today and involved the auto and the train.
A Chautauqua committee met in the Board of Commerce room to outline plans for selling tickets on an installment plan and to fund future enterprises. They ordered receipt cards for 25 cents monthly and discussed canvassing the city for buyers and a central city lot for the event.
New York papers react to President Wilson's selection of Louis Brandeis to the Supreme Court. The World defends the choice as bold and timely, The Sun labels it ridiculous, The Tribune voices a serious objection, and The Times offers an unfavorable take.
The Italian liner Verona with two deck guns has sparked controversy as the Treasury Department reports word from Rome that the guns are for demonstration only and may be allowed to post in New York.
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