02 May 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
1
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions an unclear scene possibly involving someone folding a thin object and a person named Jo. The readable parts are limited, providing no clear event, date, or location details for a fullNews record.
Paris erupts with pride as word arrives of French gains near Verdun. French forces penetrated enemy lines southeast of Douaumont and gained ground along the lower Meuse, driving back German positions. Casualties and prisoners reported as the long fight at Verdun continues with heavy fighting along the front.
The Dinner Dance and Cabaret by the Corry Mosprat Auxiliary drew seven hundred dinner tickets sold and raised over 226 for the hospital. The event ran seven to eight thirty with dance numbers and cabaret performances by Mrs Mality Ines Macusker Miss Drought and others. Cigar smoking and dancing followed dinner, ending at midnight with praise for the organizers and donations aiding local institutions.
Dublin dispatch reports more than five hundred rebels killed or wounded in fighting at the capital during the revolt. Casualties mounted as troops and police pursued the insurgents. many rebels captured or killed, with some executed or brought for trial.
Roy Mr. Troy of St homme and Roy He Hock of Sir Ellawborh church help this morning attend a conference with Hixhop at house 10. It is expected about forty people from this division of the Aloeons will be in attendance. The wooloonn is divided into three divisions and conferences are held at Ene Oll City and Johnaonburg. Priests from parishes in Erle, Crawford and Mercer counties attend the seastown.
Benjamin Hooley, 36, who was horribly burned when a lantern ignited fumes then poured into an oil tank four miles from Kenner, died today in New City, Missouri. The accident occurred on April 18 and left Hooley severely injured.
Fragmented dispatch reports rioting in Pittsburg causing several deaths and many injuries. Government officials announce State militia will be deployed immediately to restore order as authorities confer to determine the next steps.
Olly May 2 United Press reports Alban Pilteror aged 28 was killed early this morning in Titusville. He was standing with a string of nore which were later found near the rear of the train car. His body was brought to Ol City by the morning team from Corry.
United Press reports from Columbus on May 2 that General Pershing plans to mobilize and reinforce forces, aiming for a full scale war posture in response to ongoing conflicts. The article notes allied and command discussions and widespread preparations for defense, with synchronized actions at key districts.
Pennsylvan ia Coal Road paid division workers quit Saturday and failed to report for duty due to wages. The strike spreads through the section as the company’s pay rates are challenged. The number of workers in the organization is unclear, but the stoppage continues into Monday.
New York May 2 United Press reports Dr Arthur Warren Waite is charged with the murder by poison of his father-in-law John Pook. Waite was arraigned before Justice Bhearn of the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court. The case is set for trial on May 22 with arguments over bail and timetable pending.
The City Commission with Mayor Car Heroh and members approved a plan to fund a new building for army service. A grant of 700 from the Timiltor fund supported projects on Find Avenue and storage for building materials. The ruling also notes compulsory army service measures debated at Westminster.
Army reports confirm General Rea will meet Obregon again this afternoon to discuss operations. Dispatches indicate Washington issued definite instructions on continuing the expedition and avoiding withdrawal from Mexico, with liaison plans to confirm with Mexican commanders.
Chicago May 4 strikers from the International Harvester Company halted operations at the McCormick plants. About 7,600 workers protested and over thirty thousand are now known to have joined, with Cyrus McCormick promising no recruitment to replace strikers as all company plants pause operations indefinitely.
Timothy Behan died Monday after a period of illness. He had been staying with his daughter in Buffalo but returned to Corry recently, and his condition worsened leading to his death at the hospital. Survived by his wife and several children, funeral services will be Thursday morning at 9:30 at St Thomas Church with interment in St Mary Cemetery. The family resided at 280 Main Street. Mrs. A. Clifford returned from Grand Valley after visiting her mother, Mrs Henry White.
Muted news item notes Pittsburg car workers resume activity after a delay. Report mentions a company action and a scheduled dairy meeting, with labels indicating employee participation and timing details.
The Mohawk company sets May prices at 1245 4 for kilobyte and mentions a 10 market unit adjustment. The notice describes price changes for May and notes reductions or adjustments tied to the month’s market conditions. Industry terms refer to Mohawk and related shipping or production metrics, with implied impacts on consumer cost.
Uniten Press reports clashes and disturbances in several suburbs including Blom Pain and Glgut. The chaotic scene involves parties and entities unnamed, with damage and injuries described in scattered fragments across the suburb towns.
A balloon from Volant Pennsylvania carried an advertising card, dropped near Hartley’s operation in Corey, Mercer County. The envelope contained promotional matter, tied to a local firm, with the craft noted as traveling toward the Smidjaw area.
United Press reports Barlin France that Lille town hall was completely destroyed by flames last night. German troops allegedly looted the building, carrying away valuable books from the atrium as authorities seek to confirm details about the historic site.
Corry track team plans to attend a meet at Allegheny College in Meadville. The squad, led by Downey Cant Dneling Mer, and Welks McGray Wood Young Sundine, was to assemble at Wein on Saturday but weekly travel and injuries delayed plans. The county will remain with Union Cly for the season as the roster shifts due to cancellations.
Local granite works advertise fine granite from Phe Storr Granitn and MGHBIG. Monuments planned for Jamey Place to Grove and for Walker City site. Maple Avenue address listed for orders.
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