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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1916
Page
1
An article reports officials of several companies arraigned in Jersey City on manslaughter charges related to a deadly incident at a rail yard. The courtroom proceeding centers on alleged negligence causing multiple fatalities and property damage valued at millions.
Reported Sunday saw record high temperatures as thermometers spiked in many areas. Heat intensified in the afternoon with crowds seeking shade and cooling, and retailers reported a surge in ice and frozen goods sales as the day wore on.
In a clash at Port Hancock, three U S Cavalry troopers were killed as bandits attacked while pursuing to raid an American ranch. Mexicans reportedly retreated after the engagement, with initial reports varying on the exact outcome.
Volatile market reports indicate another drop in Lima oil prices with limited details due to garbled text. The notice mentions ongoing adjustments and references a World application but lacks clear dates or full names.
United Press reports in Washington detail a Senate denunciation of Hughes amid claims of violation by an administration landholder. Senator Walsh argues a constitutional amendment could curb Supreme Court tenure. other items mention border machine sun supplies and a crossstate automobile trip with camping gear and route notes.
Weather brief notes cloudy skies tonight with scattered showers possible in coastal areas. Winds from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph. Friday forecast calls for partly sunny conditions with temperatures in the mid 60s.
Church hosts annual event with races for youth and girls, a relay, and prizes including $1 for 100 yards. Events invite men, boys, and relatives to compete, with provisions for meals, tables, and free seating. Participants asked to bring what they need. Schedule weather permitting and registration requested.
United Press reports 184 bodies recovered from the forest amid a disaster near Montreal. Early morning and late night searches by rescue teams traced remains near tire routes and railroad areas as officials confirm toll and ongoing recovery efforts.
Raymond defeated Spartansburg with key plays from James Bultyan and Johnie in a high scoring game. The Raymond squad received strong contributions from Morus and Lupoastile, with solid defense and clutch baskets helping secure the third win of the season.
Today officials stated on good authority that a three months course of training will be required before actual service. The plan aims to ready personnel quickly, with emphasis on practical steps rather than extended prep.
A scrambled report notes July as exceptionally hot with the period marking notable weather events. References to records, bids, and dates hint at a historic month, though specifics are unclear.
A comprehensive government inquiry into the New York Black Tom explosion continues with officials on site. Hearings disclose railroad negligence in transport and storage of high explosives as investigators search for responsible parties.
A United Press report states the sister ship of the Deutschland will enter the three mile zone tonight. The alert describes radio and sea movements as authorities monitor anticipated actions and naval patrols.
Report details a scare at Findley Lake cottages and a quarantine order issued for immediate action. The incident involved residents in Monville and Koretown amid efforts to contain a mystery contamination and enforce a weeklong quarantine in the area.
A garbled weather notice reports near record heat in the area with several misread names. The fragment mentions temperatures around 90 and references local figures, including Guy and Joer, with unclear affiliations and a July timestamp.
A Corry board promotes local pride urging residents to admire city governance and public workers. The lesson extols Boston as a model and urges citizens to foster a spirit of admiration and boosterism for Corry officials and services.
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