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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
1
United Press reports ongoing combat at Kieznichy and Smederevo with plans and mobilization under way. Austrian and German forces reportedly mobilize large reserves as Serbia and ally positions tighten, while political maneuvers and international reactions shape the war's trajectory.
Telegraphed notes report Serbians repelling Austrian forces in Serbia with heavy losses on both sides. Austrian withdrawal followed costly fighting as Allied observers note tense regional situation and shifting troop movements.
A Berlin conference between the German Chancellor General Von Tirpitz Prince Von Moltke and the minister of war concluded. Attendees discussed Germany’s war position and denied any mobilization order had been issued.
Workers led by Mr Find begin preparations at the Mausoleum project in Corry as a new drainage and construction phase starts. City officials and out of town contractors attend a planning meeting at Van Hold Works to discuss expansion and a planned relocation of two large components.
Mr. Roberts, a longtime resident and core member of the community, plans an extended vacation starting Monday. Since arriving in February 1864 from Titusville, he has worked with Horton & Wilcox, G X Marnes, Star Of Co, Acme, and Atlantic Refining Company, totaling thirty seven years in steady service. Now 78, his dedication is noted as well deserved.
A July to December wheat price moved toward 97 cents with a thin morning and afternoon close. A sharp market smash was reported at the Brown offices in the city as railroad shares continued to tumble after Tuesday's heavy drop, sparking widespread concern among active traders.
Judge Thompson was sworn in today as United States District Judge in the local federal court. The commission was read by Attorney Carl Sagen, succeeding the late Judge Thomas Young.
A brawl at the Nuer Track left Sunds and Mr Foster plus the latter’s son injured after Sunds allegedly struck with a club. Two men sustained scalp wounds as onlookers and Dr Bennele treated the injuries. Police filed charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. the defendant prepared to plead at the coming hearing.
Rogers and his assistants installed a wireless apparatus at the jewelry store of Clary & Stone on West Main Street. Two poles were erected near the Graves Imidine and Library Theater, with equipment received earlier and expected to be operational within a day or two pending government wire reports from Arlington.
A colored man frightened residents along East Wayne and nearby streets by attempting to force entry and peering into homes. Police reported several loiters shouting and creating noise with some fines looming. Another man is said to have been abusive after being refused food.
A general weather note with expectations of far and Friday conditions. Slightly tonight forecasts indicate minor changes on the map with no strong systems.
A crowded opening day features seven starters in the 2:20 trot with Alosawood winning heat one in 2:18 1 4 and Linetta 2nd Bingaran 3rd. The 2:13 pace heat winner was Alfred in 2:10 1 4, Urantest Heart 2nd and Nettie Ethan 3rd, while Prince Ingomar led the 2 17 tron heat.
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