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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
1
London reports British troops fully control Pozieres and aim to force further German retreat. General staff notes multiple advances capturing German positions and expanding artillery and supply lines while resisting counterattacks along the Somme front.
A Kingston home was entered Saturday afternoon and forty three dollars stolen. A wardrobe contained a note indicating the amount was taken by a youth from the neighborhood. Police investigated with officers stationed nearby and later found a key clue in a mower rear location.
Pittsburg workers halt operations as city employees strike over pay. The union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor demands a five cent per hour raise, time and a half for overtime, and better working conditions. The walkout disrupts municipal duties and threatens further action if negotiations fail.
An American publisher was ordered deported by the British government after a London arrest linked to a Philadelphia morphin case. The deportation targets include several passengers on a Philadelphia bound liner and affects those connected to Irish American agencies. The voyage was cut short in Liverpool by authorization and the individual is to return to the United States.
A Columbus picnic is planned for next week with committees inviting families to attend. Officials promise a cordial welcome, free coffee, and a family-friendly meal, while hoping for good weather to ensure a successful community gathering.
A terse United Press dispatch from Pittsburg notes another case of paralysis with scant details. The report mentions a fifth narrative about a droat divoaas and a reference to a nineteen month Stalin voyage, reflecting the era’s unclear typographical quality and incomplete facts.
A fragmented account describes a Chautauqua program with musical performances, speakers, and crowd reactions. It mentions Giovanni, Vasily Asai, and other figures amid a bustling evening with varied acts and descriptions of attendance and tone.
Russian forces advance against the Union of Worthwoat of Maranowstaht, with reports of a complete repulse of a counterattack near Shara ave aino. The Fursalan war office notes a Sunday battle outcome and ongoing hostilities across the front.
A fragmented report highlights Hill delivering a one hit performance. The text includes mixed garbled segments and references to Milne and other names, with unclear context and multiple illegible phrases. The readable portion emphasizes a dominant pitching effort by Hill.
A flooded Tomaqua area prompted emergency warnings as the Watneh River overflowed its banks. Local residents report rising waters in streets and homes, with officials coordinating evacuations and shelter setups amid continuing rainfall.
The report notes Company A shifting to a new camp at Bevan, with cadet arrivals delayed by late shipments and unreceived orders. Officers say some units arrived after weeks, while others faced transport issues. Mr and Mrs Qimen Maloney and family visited O Cy this morning, and Harry Wright and Dr Hoyt invited friends in the faculty for a few days.
A chaotic city report describes rescue attempts at Cleveland waterworks where divers searched for bodies after a tunnel incident. Officials promise investigations and safety improvements while acknowledging failures and responsibilities.
An old public instruction notice from Corty Board of Commerce and Industry urges residents to maintain a cheerful disposition as part of a broader educational campaign. It promises forthcoming lessons to build confidence and cooperation, aiming to turn residents into active supporters of a city booster program.
Report from United Press notes German Bremen remains missing while Allied coast defenses tighten near Boston and Deutschland fears intensify. Fog and bombardment rumors swirl as observers watch for any sign of the Bremen or related enemy movements along the Atlantic shore.
The article describes Williams pursuing a lease and ownership interests on property near the city. Shares and parties include Felott, Wael, Gale Joy, Howerell, and Hawe, with references to Re. Follett and others. It notes drilling activity, forthcoming arrangements, and expectations of future revenue or rents tied to the Mowe estate. The piece outlines political or legal maneuvering and anticipated payments as arrangements are made.
Report from Columbus Ohio dated July 25 notes Carranza forces withdrawing cavalry from Pershing's column while the fate of the expedition remains unclear. General Trevino directs troop movements as American forces face shifting alignments amid the Mexican conflict. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Rod Lauer spend a short visit at Petersburg with Mrs Lauer's brother.
The committee plans protests and written complaints to the Corry City Light Company and Public Service Commission. It aims to address alleged poor service by Bell Telephone and issues noted by Oyster local residents, seeking corrective action without drastic steps.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson answering a letter from Mrs. Smith of Winona Indiana. He stated the National Guardsmen are needed at the border for safety of the United States, not for drill, and that the man of the Guard would not want arbitrary upsetting feelings on the day their positions become untenable.
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