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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
1
Early morning railway zone near Harrisburg reports twenty one cars in operation. A fraction of the motor lines were active with most units already diverted to other duties. By noon the line held full control of the section as two speeds veered toward open run. Units operated by Wilkesbarre crews began routine movements across extensive routes.
A scrambled report notes delays in the Deutschland voyage due to soaking readjustments and weather. It says the submarine may wait for a Bremen port clearance and for hostile warships, with a tentative departure not before Sunday.
UW Secretary Crown of the Hoard of Coximorey reports over a hundred men are needed to join city industry at once. Radiator Company United States Brake Show Company and others seek workers. NuHone Gortot Compisiy plans forty youths to learn the trade. several questions arise about wage offers and recruitment.
An official Turkish admiralty report states four transports were driven ashore by a submarine in the western Black Sea. The incident occurred in international waters near the Hinck Sea area and was announced today.
R R operator overheated while working near a tower, with the wrecked engine crew assisting. A passenger assault and multiple injuries are noted among reports from Mitsburgh and nearby lines, while investigators examine causes and ensure safety at the site.
Reports from Germany and Galicia describe improved food distribution, with government attention on a potential edible plant extract discovery. Rural areas note potato crop damage from widespread potato bugs, causing temporary shifts in planting and consumption plans, while authorities scramble to protect fields from further loss.
German forces push on the western front recapturing ground near the Somme while planning a repeat clash with Union City at Corry. Reported advances and counterattacks include German gains north of the Somme and anticipated actions by Union City forces seeking revenge. Gate receipts and ticket requests from Union City residents indicate strong local interest in the anticipated confrontation.
President Wilson’s administration steps to rally support as senators from the South and others align to oppose the child labor bill. Leaders push for action despite northern party resistance while hoping to force a final vote amid mounting political maneuvering.
New York July 1 publication here today notes a submarine named Dynatsh Tan was at Baltimore and was to seek at Bridgeport Conn. Officials and merchants discuss the event amid excitement in the city while authorities offer cautious statements and no confirmations yet.
Miss Catherine Rowland, a known resident, has been missing for several days. The family reported her disappearance today after attempting to locate traces of her. Police have not yet received the report, and authorities are urged to investigate.
A garbled El Paso notice reports a measles outbreak affecting local residents and nearby tribes. The text mentions a light form of disease, a possible cross border incident, and references to military personnel from Company J of a Massachusetts unit.
Branch 5 L.C.B.A. held a meeting with several members present at Manember Hall. New candidates were initiated into the society led by Rev. Fr. Toseply and Miss Mather, with significant initiation work reported at 60 percent. Father Brock praised the gathering and outlined aims to organize a wider Catholic society network and institute strong modern outreach.
In a crowded boxing tournament today chaos erupts as authorities scramble to prevent a possible epidemic. The deadly incident claimed the lives of Charles Mos, Gia Aguil, and other participants as officials investigate the cause and secure the area.
Weekly concert by Ueroant at Commerce Hamdwil presents an outdoor program in City Park tomorrow evening. The lineup features Overture Voot and Pearlwal, Puerto Rican Dance, Day Step, The Sweetest Girl in Jontere, selections from Bohemian and Royal American march, with Dalby and Klug conducting. A large crowd is expected under warm weather.
A report states Ghoree Siorea age 27 of Altoona and David Smith with another man escaped the new Hajlefout prison but were recaptured. They will serve the balance of their terms at Western Penitentiary with terms ranging from two to three years for crimes committed, including burglary.
In Pittsburg on July 1 four women and four men were held in hearing and fined twenty-five dollars plus thirty days in jail. Maye Deon Keli faced a separate count involving a charging error in a note. the report lists additional names and charges in a brief police record.
From Corry many spectators traveled to Warren for the race meet. People described as from Corry arrived by various routes including main roads, with many heading toward the track. Interest centers on Henry Feththorns ownership and the entry noted by Wilcox, amid expectations of competitive entries from Gerrykes and others.
Adispatch from London notes Russian forces advancing toward Hungary, crowding the Carpathians and stirring concern. Austrian authorities reportedly tighten border controls as units from Russia push toward the region, with military movements affecting nearby towns and corridors.
Roy Evaun, a worker at Roynolitariula, was struck by a penny fast train near Nealatown while walking home from a front shop. He died from a fractured skull and body injuries. The accident occurred around midnight on Monday as a train passed Motarothes HYG aman station. Emergency crews rushed him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. He was reportedly last seen near the edge of a road before the impact. Authorities are investigating and a formal report is pending.
Police describe a black horse stolen from a local farm during the previous night. Authorities circulated a description to alert residents and hunter for the animal. Inquiries led to the custody of a man J funder and a woman Folay, detained by Constable Wheelock and brought before Judge Barker. The case settled this morning with costs paid and both suspects kept overnight.
In a crowded event, Gladys King tops the standings with Miss Young in second place. The pageant features numerous contestants with varied scores and banners, including mention of a later coupon draw and eligibility notes for participants.
Despite British pressure, Washington circles hope the blockade can be eased to allow food shipments to starving Poland and public relief. The Admiralty flatly rejects the idea, while American officials lodge protests in London demanding moderated restrictions.
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