30 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
1
The document describes supporters pushing for a Corry city league amid spring planning. It notes local discussion at meetings, reference to teams and nonlocal heavy competition, and mentions potential arrangements and aims for unified play.
Union City police report a dawn burglary at A U L moot w dealer in secondhand goods. Thieves forced a rear door and fled with rifles four revolvers a supply of cartridges a camera razors knives and other items. No suspects named though a Breuiger was seen nearby yesterday. Police alerted to watch for stolen goods.
Dell Foster appointed as official poundmaster to oversee a city sanctioned program to euthanize stray dogs. Mayor Pabtanians notes public fear of unleashed dogs near railways and in alleys prompts action. Carlton pound holds a trapped stray to be sent to Philadelphia tonight. Foster instructed to euthanize with humane dispatch.
A report from Clovihird states that workers represented by unified unions filed demands today. The misspelled pieces indicate overtime pay disputes and actions planned by labor groups tied to several organizations. Officials mention a formal meeting date of April 24th to address the claims.
A railway board file reveals counter demands and formal submissions by multiple parties. The document references concerned officials and appears to discuss procedural motions and actions related to railway management.
The War Department contracted for aircraft for the Mexican service without competitive bids. The Emergency Aviation Bureau placed orders for aeroplanes to be used by the army immediately. Further orders will be subjected to bidding.
A sixteen member delegation from Union City of Indian origin visited the local hospital to inspect facilities. They attended a reception and program at the hospital with participants including Mrs Bunworth and Mrs Peake, enjoyed cards, and were served a dinner before returning home.
I W Johnson treasurer of the Brookwayville Building and Loan Association was indicted March 7 2010 charged with misappropriating 4480 17 from association funds. The information sworn by Damon Ty Hen state bank examiner before Judge C C Townsend. Hearing set with counsel for appearance at court under direction of the county bank examiner.
A damaged OCR fragment describes widespread disturbances and closures in a market area. It mentions bottles, buckets, and unidentified anticlon items replaced in the place of Aukny, with dealers pulling large quantities of unspecified goods and a time frame of a few days.
A group from Corry arranged a delegation to attend an Erie meeting about county road improvements. Members G D Heath and others will represent Corry as a Norfolk regarding road funding and possible county action. The effort aims to advance funding and finalize a program to build improved roads in the county.
Washington March 10 The administration expects a full settlement after open diplomacy with Germany. Reports say U boats continue to attack American ships, pressing for a definitive U S British discussion. Frank Howard of Corry was among those questioned by Mrs BL King of North Washington Street yesterday.
Dodd pursues Villa as reports place Villa near Host Thomas Wich about sixty miles from Madera. Communications crippled by destroyed bridges hamper movement. American forces in Guerrero region face a prolonged standoff as Vills forces close in.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels appeared before the Howe Naval Committee amid heckling to outline the administration plan for broad navy improvements and increases. He emphasized key features of the Tavs program and urged Congress to adopt the recommendations despite criticism from some officers.
Senate resolution from New Jersey calls on the Attorney General to investigate possible regressive combinations affecting the gasoline market. A House subcommittee readies formal control probes into the incident, aiming to broaden oversight and force accountability.
Reports describe French troops under pressure near Muret and Avocourt with bombardments and limited advances by German units. Casualties and material losses mount as the Crown Prince’s forces press from the south and east in a contested sector near Malay and Almont.
Jubilee review of Qulushin tent No 07 of the Maccabees to be held this evening in the tent hall at Columbus. Corry Hwmfvrt of the order and Jacob Hans, chairman of the board of trustees, attend the event. Members expect a refined program and special care for the return journey at 10:20. Corry touts broader interest across camps and Maccabees branches in county and Woman's Benefit Association, with a membership contest against West Tuwa of Warren, Pa.
Penn defeated Princeton sixteen to four at Wightman Hall in Philadelphia to claim the Intercollegiate championship. Coach Jourdet restored the team after training breaks and hostile doubts, lifting the squad with Waddle McNichol and steady play to seal the crucial victory.
Reporters questioned Amherst investigators about the wreck in a New York scene yesterday. Key witnesses, including lawyers and officials, faced a critical hearing as probes sought to determine causation and accountability.
Governor Bruttaugh proclaims May 25th as Good Roads Day in Pennsylvania amid praise for road progress and adequacy of state funding. The proclamation notes improvements in rural and urban corridors and encourages observance statewide.
Corry friends will be greatly interested in the announcement that Mr ADR Morgan will be married this afternoon in Baltimore to Mrs Taulah Reed Saxton. After the ceremony the couple will sail from New York for a month tropical cruise visiting the Panama Canal Zone then return to Germantown and later make their home. Mrs Saxton has lived in Baltimore and Washington for several years.
German Ambassador Von Bernstorf visited the State Department offices this noon. He met with Counselor Poy and discussed ongoing diplomatic matters at the department in Washington.
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