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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

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Troop mobilization for Company A marches through city

Lieutenant Clifford Jourdet led twenty four new recruits to mobilization camp amid a large city turnout. Captain Brow and Lt Alphaste supervised, with over two thousand residents at the station. Volunteers from the Board of Commerce aided the departure as a crowd gathered near the Armory and depot.

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Roosevelt to Dine with Hughes in New York

United Press reports in New York that Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will dine with Charles Evans Hughes tomorrow evening at the Astor. Indications suggest the meeting is private with no public agenda or side events planned.

New York City United Prem New York Theodore Rodsevelt Charles Evans Hughes Axtor Thor Mn Hughes Hugloy

Lake steamer sunk in collision under heavy fog

A lake steamer bound down the lake collided in dense fog near Parkving Teadle. The Pantler rescued the crew after a collision blamed on fog. the Huy of the Pullybure Navigation Co. owned by the Messay Co. carried the survivors.

Salt Ste Maro HUY Pullybure Navigation Co Panther Mer Jondad Messay Co Pantler

Bryan Says No Hope for Settlement

United Press report notes Bryan arguing against any settlement, urging appointment of civilian commissions to discuss disarmament and warning that talks with arms would be useless. He references former Secretary of State Wilson and discusses Stillwater trip and a Mexican policy stance without war.

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Propaganda and Antiwar Speech Sparks Mexican Relations Tension

Fragmentary dispatch reports a public demonstration in Mexico City and widespread rhetoric accusing the United States of expansionism and territorial aggression. Officials condemn the alleged plots as provocations amid rising tensions and antiwar sentiment.

Gilson Phillips Wedding in New York

Telegram announced the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Martha Phillips to Kenneth Ly Culver in New York City. The couple plan a ceremony there and will reside with relatives in the city for several months before returning to Charleston for holidays.

Gilson-Phillips New York Nurrtugy Hele Kenneth Ly Culeor Misa Martho Phhlps Stawa Trinity Gilbou Choy Boltabangon Talend Norway Arotlo Chote Artio Toa Company Gimnba

William Wilcox Named Chairman of Republican National Committee

Bulletin notes William Wilcox of New York was named today as chairman of the Republican National Committee, reflecting leadership within the party. Strong entities include William Wilcox and the Republican National Committee, with the event taking place in New York.

Tasted Preas New York—Bulletin William Wilcox New York Today

First Brigade Leaves for the Border

United Press reports Camp Brumbaugh Mt Gretna hosts first brigade of the Pennsylvania National Guard marching orders issued public today. Expecting a new reserve division statewide after troops depart, officials discuss rapid mobilization as Governor Brumbaugh and aides visit the camp.

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Villa to join with Carranza forces in Mexican action

Four more escaped at Carrazal are recaptured by U S cavalry from Tenth Cavalry in a border theater. An American guerrilla party aided the pursuit, forcing Mexican peons into supply, while cavalry reports indicate continued pursuit near retreats. Weather forecast: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday.

Villa Carranza Carrazal United Prem Volumbus Tenth Cavalry Gmcirol Cacrinsa

Ambiguity surrounds Ty Tailed Presidency and Villa alliance

A garbled report claims Ty Tailed Pres. El Pano and Villa ally with a Corpange troop in a contested scene near Florida Pareal. The account mentions Corraneaegongrad Teewhra, Ascented Thykivgie VIII, and Villa defending his band, while a MMM report questions eligibility and previous agency statements about Tundite.

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Company A Relief Fund Passes With 387 Dollar Total

The Company A Relief Fund reached 387.00 by noon as multiple donors including D. Warren DeRosay, Corry Brick and Tile Co, and J. Waller Clough organized a relief committee. The Morning Board of Commerce appointed Col. Brown, Major Clyde, Wilesg, Sumner Bartley, and Secretary Crown to administer, aiming to start relief work promptly. The list of donors and amounts is provided, highlighting community support from local businesses and residents.

Col. LB. Brown C. D. Wilcox C. Sumner Bentley Jas. P. Drown B. of C Tory Crown CM. Seisto Ube Boos Grocery D. Warren DeRosay Corry Brick Corry Tont Mira Harrivet Rt Gonamt George Sullinger J. Waller Clough Gommercn Rolief Fund Nona Col H Brown Mejor Clyde Wilesg C. Sumner Bartley Board of Commerce and Gol Cloweh Namfu Drown Fu Tody Wondine Autxeo National Bank J. B. Patterson National Bank of Corry Howat Co Corry Water Supply Co McImnea Steel Co EL Whitulgrey R. Rogers Co Cove Corry Brick and Tile Co Garry Ents Harriet Rk, Conant Bullinger Chinn Solas Bam Jacobean John McMahon

Crisis Looms as Carranza Demands Urgent Reply

Washington reports a Mexican crisis with Carranza demanding immediate word on release of prisoners at Chihuahua City. President Wilson and cabinet weigh options to aid armed forces, while National Guard units move toward readiness in New York, Vermont, and New Jersey amid transportation delays.

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War Munitions Pact Reported By United Press

Rumors say the U S government placed a four million dollar order for munition steel with Crucible Steel Company. Details unclear as officials confirm and deny information at press time.

United New York United Stathe Fovertimant Crucible Steel Company

One Car Derailed Blocks Buffalo Line Trains

A coal hopper car derailed two miles past Sherman on the Buffalo to Pittsburgh line, bringing a halt to freight traffic as two locomotives could not clear the wreck. A Buffalo wrecking crane was delayed by the incident, delaying trains on the division.

Buffalo Sherman Bing Lin Buffalo Pittsburgh

Carranza Troops Rush to Border Reported Arrival

A dispatch from Laredo notes Carranza forces nearing the border with a flotilla of soldiers arriving at Nowra and Neuvo Laide. Ipslirle reports creation of further Mexican troop contingents reaching the area as of the latest reports.

United Preas Laredo Poxus Nowra Sorova Cite City Carranza Neuvo

Mexican Government Charges Made in Interventions

June report from Mexico City states government actions against intervention and hostility toward Mexico. Messages note South American concerns and tensions as officials describe potential moves. The account mentions military and diplomatic steps, with emphasis on defending national sovereignty and regional stability.

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A furthe r warning by authorities

Authorities issue another warning as they warn the public ahead of July 4th about threats linked to crackers and cap pistols. The mayor says officials believe the danger remains and urges vigilance while promising action to prevent incidents.

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