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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
1
A July report from Horlin notes rising opposition to Hollweg, with discussions of territorial annexations and the wartime policy. The piece mentions Americans in Berlin and debates over the expansion of German territory, including Wolglim, and calls for public support or opposition.
A northbound tram near Penny Street and Franklin derailed in front of the passenger station, interrupting service for hours. The derailment caused cars to topple and strike the rails. officials reported the line cleared by noon after the wreck.
July 12 New York report: Corresiua Bilvs treasurer of the Republican party announces a plan to collect a fund as the campaign moves forward. The piece notes vacancies and leadership considerations, with reference to party officials and national chairman Wilcox.
A new town baseball team forms with Cory leading and Lewba as manager. Key players named include Niloney Connolly McLean Bachother Crater Ralie and a pitcher from Bhougest. The squad plans Saturday games against nearby towns and aims to draw Union City visitors for returns. Funds raised from early games will be donated to the Mind charity.
A distorted passage from a Washington report notes the United States will not bind itself to any alliance terms and will remain deeply involved in actions taken by the French and British governments. The text reflects stance on reparations and allied commitments without clear details or dates.
A clash of statements links real peril to treaty terms as nations reevaluate alliances. Officials name unclear actors and question binding force while citing recent movements and declarations. The dialogue references allied obligations, potential reversals, and mounting tension across global lines as governments assess compliance and risk.
An Erie Railroad officer was assaulted near the railroad guard in Corry city during a disturbance involving Sharples and Carlson. Reports state Carlson and another man were watched by a lockstep watch while the officer was attacked. Mrs. John Ruppersberger and son visited Corry before returning home.
Reports from the West Front indicate preparations underway for new infantry drives. Little confirmed action occurred last night or early today as Allied forces faced heavy weather and German opposition in a tense overall situation.
United Press reports a fatal fire in Scranton on July 12. The victim is identified as Thandie Pomamorn of Taweronsavilly, with local authorities stating extensive damage and significant danger to nearby properties.
An incident aboard a troop train led to mail being hurled from cars toward a city, alarming residents as letters addressed to eastern states were scattered and opened by bystanders. Officials warn of potential criminal charges and plan investigations into the disrupted mail.
Washington dispatch reports_governor of the Canal Zone General Goethals is expected to resign. A special bill for insurgency aid of 185000 for New York paralysis fight moves through the House. It allocates 79000 for additional physicians and 5000 for preventive work.
The Journal outlines a local film project produced by the Mc Henry Film Corporation to be shown at the Rex Theatre. Readers are urged to vote for contestants by mail or coupon, with the winner receiving chances in future film work and potential earnings in the industry.
Reports from Juruet issued by de facto government officials recount extensive fighting involving Carranza troops under General Garcilas Villistas led by Generals Contreras and Pelayo. General Enriquez, sent to Trevino, is said captured and executed. The San Baroto battle is described as among the heaviest in weeks.
Fragmentary OCR describes the Baeder Hotel purchase, noting ownership by Ferguson and Baeder, with plans for continued operation and possible future sale. It mentions transfer of property, court implications, and anticipated involvement of Ferguson and Baeder in ongoing enterprise and relocation.
From Bagh Pass dated July 1 Rasand Sania, once an agent for le Mes Join Rathvaya, now named front Mireo montis Uniring of flepher Montico, reports that Hudadiads are dying daily in Ala va Tui Sitti and that northern valley towns face ongoing unrest as forces clash and men are killed hourly.
Mrs Leon Wilson of Bear Lake passed away in hospital after a long illness. Her condition worsened without knowledge that her son had been killed by a playmate in Bear Lake. She left behind a husband and daughter. Funeral plans to be announced.
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