13 May 1916
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
1
War mobilization plans unfold as first and third brigades move to Mt Gretna for call up while others are slated to move south. Reports indicate Pennsylvania militia readiness and anticipated broader orders with guards and reserve units awaiting the official directive.
The German government tightens controls to curb plots against the state and prevent anti American propaganda. A submarine commander is alleged to have misrouted a merchant ship, prompting Berlin to strengthen security measures and deter further acts by hostile agents.
Announcement from Pid and Chih of thin city about a major carnival coming later this month. Cirle aml Contin Carnival Attractions will feature fifteen shows, several rides, two or three concert bands, and big stands. The event runs the week of May 22 with many attractions. High School ball team travels to Titusville for their fourth game of the season hoping for improvement.
A Berlin cabinet shakeup follows severe food riots and mob demonstrations. Dalbrukus Dalbruok resigns as Minister of the Interior citing health and political fallout. The dispatch notes failure to manage food supplies as a trigger for the government collapse in Germany.
Workers from Coury Water Supply Company completed extensive work on the reservoir plateau near the city, reinforcing the park areas and dam. The project included laying heavy wire and reinforcing structures eight feet apart, improving the reservoir dome and basin, and enhancing the plateau system for stronger water storage.
Members of the Phiiawhaa Realty of the Baptist church and friends gave Rev and Mrs Baker a delightful surprise at their home on Hirst Avenue last night. About 60 people attended an enjoyable evening with socializing and a bountiful line served. Mrs Baker took care of the Philathos Class hosting duties.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with potential showers. Rains expected locally on Sunday, with little temperature change and light winds.
Reports from Captain Brown describe Company A readying for departure to service. The muster detailed the exact process of mobilization and the equipment and property packed for immediate transport. Officers coordinated with National Guard headquarters to ensure timely mobilization and to await further orders.
A May 18 demonstration in New York drew a vast crowd promoting rent reforms. Marchers moved from City Hall along varied streets to a final summit, with a large turnout and orderly procession described in vivid but fragmented prose.
Secretary Brown announced the movement of hours of commerce to marshal support for the spring street work this season. Pledges were raised to start work, with full funding secured yesterday. The Board appoints to authorize use of vacant lots for families desiring to plant vegetables as part of a citywide cleanup and protection campaign planned for the week of May 28. The effort invites Mayor, City Commission, departments, and the public to participate in the campaign and cleanup activities.
An October dispatch reports no peace overture from the pope despite claims of Allied mediation. President Wilson received no envoy from the Vatican, and officials deny any movement toward a peace settlement. Observers note mixed signals ahead of allied and central powers discussions, with authorities cautioning against premature hopes.
An early May report describes French lines repelling a heavy German bombardment near Boueumont. Observers note artillery exchanges and air activity as German forces press the sector while French counterfire and mobile units engage.
Andrew Paylite survived a near fatal incident at a busy crossing as trains neared. Fire chief advised better protection after the scare near the Ponubytrahia rail line, with residents urging improved safety measures and alarms for future protection.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the army bill for 654000 men, proposing a federal army of 208000 with a National Guard force of 448000. Conference committees, after weeks of work, present the measure to Congress amid talks on mobilization and highway supervision.
The Democratic sample ballot lists statewide candidates in order as they appear on the official ballot for the May 10 2016 Pennsylvania primary. Local race names vary by county and district. Instructions urge marking the official ballot and bringing it to the booth to avoid mistakes.
Voters are prompted to mark a cross next to each candidate they support for United States Senator and other offices. The sample shows names such as Welly Binie Treasuren James M Cramer Laurel Philaou Auditor General and representations for four gall candidates in Congress. Local ballot guidance urges checking balance of ticket and references Palmer Primary Committee 1968.
Members of the United Commercial Travelers meet today in a park setting with fine weather. Reported arrivals include several from distant areas as plans unfold for gatherings, talks, and an open house for visiting members and guests this evening, highlighting camaraderie and orderly proceedings.
London reports a Saturday riot tied to food protests and military concerns. German police move to suppress unrest as tensions flare in a grim scene near Munhpiih and Garmany.
Rail service across the region suffered heavy delays and cancellations as trains No 50 and No 1 lagged on the eastbound line near Renovo while No 4 stalled due to several accidents along the York AWinion. A derailment near Tambino delayed service for hours and a pulled drawbar halted traffic at Spring Creele. In spite of disruptions, No 11 eventually left Gerry for Brig. Meanwhile local officials announced a special patriotic musical at the High School with G A R Post 70 invited to attend on May 22, and education officials plan related events in the coming week.
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