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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

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Reorganize Atlantic Fleet Immediate Action Report

Washington May 18 A lengthy morning exchange disclosed a Navy reorganization. The Atlantic Fleet will be reorganized with Admiral Mayo as commander in chief for the new fleet and Vice Admiral Flusher promoted to deputy commander, amid plans to modernize and advance readiness.

United Prown Washington, D. C Provident Wilson Enorptary Tin Daniel Atlantie United Atatwa Lindy Thwan Mayo Ba Muito Flusher Pranent

Aviators Shell Train Bearing Italian Queen

Rome reports that Queen and Princess Jolania and Math were unharmed when their royal train was attacked by Austrian fighters near Vonica while returning to Rome from the front. Bombs exploded around the train as anti aircraft guns fired, and it is believed Nap debriefed Austrian air headquarters on the royal party’s time and route.

Fly Taktod Press Rome Quean Telene Jolania Math Vonica Napy Fome

Colonel Will Speak In Detroit Demonstration Planned

Detroit Rally slated with Colonel Will delivering speech message from Oyster Bay to Henry Ford family. Report mentions a large Detroit turnout and planned speeches aimed at countering perceptions of anti peace sentiment.

Detroit Washinston Roosevelt Henry Ford Golonel Teddy Atfair Mord

Final Erie election returns show little change

Report from the late afternoon failed to alter the regent race outcome. Nason topped Alexander for the Republican nomination in Berle. Canary defeated Harry Auer for Democratic State Committeeman by about 300. Sullivan won the Delegate race but lost district to McKinney of Titusville. Clark led Byron for Republican Congress nomination as McLaughlin and Sobal trade blows in a tight district race.

Tsador Sobal Appens McLaughlin Congress

Consuls Called to El Paso May Signal U S Policy Shift

A meeting of American consuls in Mexico is called at El Paso May 18 to assess conditions there. The State Department says no policy change is intended, but the gathering may signal possible shifts in handling Mexico policy. About 400 consuls will attend with attendees from Ciudad Juarez, Monterrey, Durango, and other ports. Ed Ward of the district will likely preside, with significant administrative notes prepared in advance for transmission.

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Big Navy Program Favored by House Naval Committee

The House Naval Committee adopted a one year Big Navy program calling for 180 million dollars for fleet construction and increased ship numbers, while knocking out Daniels plan. The committee supported universal disarmament and urged the President to seek arbitration to settle international disputes.

United Press Washington House Naval Committee

Pope appeals to Germany over submarine policy

London May 18 Sir Banara Grey told the House of Commons that the Pope had made representations to Germany urging abandonment of submarine warfare. The envoy said the Vatican sought to influence Berlin to change its policy, a point the British government had previously disputed.

Uniten Press London Banara Grey Movally House of Commons Borrotary For Foreign Affairs Mary Plinkon Afl

Death notice for Mrs McGeehan at Buffalo

Word reached this city of the death of Mrs Jennie McGeehan at Providences Retreat in Buffalo. The widow of the late John McGoohan, she was a prominent resident here. The funeral arrangements include a Sunday return train to the city and services at St Thomas Church at 0 o clock. Survived by one sister Mrs Mary Kolober of this city.

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Wages Raised At Climax Locomotive Plant

The Climax Locomotive Company granted a general wage increase effective May. About 125 workers across departments will receive added pay based on months of service ability and position, totaling a substantial raise spread over the coming payrolls.

Olle Montita

American Arrested In Dublin Revolt Report

May 18 London dispatch says an American naturalized citizen from New York, arrested in the Dublin revolt, is to be court-martialed. The American embassy reports that James Lynch of New York was expected to testify, with further investigation to follow.

United London Dutiiy New York Dublin

Fourth of July Boosters To Meet In Town Hall

Fourth of July boosters plan a special meeting tonight at the Board of Commerce rooms to organize the town Fourth celebration. Secretary J P Crown sent notices to all committee members asking for cooperation and sub-organization setup. Mrs Josefine entertained the North Carolina delegation at the Maeder Grill, followed by a social at Mrs Tituy's home.

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Man Dies After Fight in Erie

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Orie Jevnethy Hin Otty Himmot Moxpital Giles Kopie Ody Tyne Bon Lawson Nord Thy Lawson Siueck Lynehinnock

Langhorne Battles Loom In San Antonio Visit

May 1 report from San Antonio notes ongoing clashes between Liu More's pavater forces and the Wraut Springs Mexican raiders. Hourly arrivals expected as troop movements continue. Casualties reported with captures. a change of command and prison details emerge from fragments of the armored conflict.

United Press San Antonio Liu More Pavater Wraut Springs Hytear Noomor Not Payne

City to crack down on trespassers in drive to cut accidents

Sergeant D J Blietock and Officer Mark Gray helped arrest four young men for trespassing on a rail right of way in Ulm City Sunday. They faced fines totaling eight dollars for the offenses. Additional arrests were anticipated as police step up patrols amid an energetic anti trespass campaign.

Sargeant D. J. Blietock Orie Fatiroid Pollo Tom Meadville Yaaterday Mark Gray Sach Costa Wuelty Erle Dalentivya Caldwell The Ponnay Police Warren -Yan Tarda Elim

Armory Dance Draws Small Crowd in Evening Event

A modest turnout attended the Armory dance sponsored by Company A with the band providing music. The evening proved pleasant and the crowd enjoyed a fine concert, though not large, while attendees reported a pleasant social atmosphere and a good time overall.

Armory Mose

Bernstorf Moves in German Plot Allegations

Washington May 13 The German government renewed warnings about anti American plots and espionage. Count Von Bernstorf stated that in response to orders from Berlin measures have been taken to curb anti German activities and to tighten security against alleged pro-German agitation in the United States.

Tait Urey Washington Count von Bernstort

Factional Victory Claim in GOP Fight Highlights Conference

United Press reports a split GOP fight with Beompaveh and Penrose factions each claiming victory. Penrose supporters concede early win while Beompaveh claims to have secured a majority of delegates. The scene centers on control of the Republican National Convention and leadership of the party.

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Bodies of 3 Americans Found Near Marathon Texas

United Press reports the bodies of three American civilians captured during a border raid in the Big Bend region have been found in the desert. The men Hay Vig, Woodson, and Kosworth had been missing since the raid. A family or transport message arrived here with the news.

United Press Marathon Texas Big Bend Aluce Hayvig Woodson Kosworth Fam Fonkon

British Had Full Notice of Revolt in Dublin

London reports the British government knew days before the uprising began. The Royal Commission heard that warnings were withheld to avoid tipping off rebels. Testimony claims Germany pledged support and supplied arms, with Dublin harbor receiving rifles and pistols as revolts intensified. American sympathizers funded arms flows to fuel the rebellion.

Dublin United Press London Dunma Treland Egkt Biobaabo Mer Gormany Hall Lind Tyne

Pittsburg Mayor Faces Charges Today

Pittsburg May 18 United Press reports Mayor Armstrong entered the city council chamber to attend a hearing on charges. He faced allegations of failing to clean up the city as promised after the 16 election. Council members prepared to press charges while reporters waited outside.

United Press Pitteburg Mayor Apnelione Beth Hinds Connell Ulin Wil Caunell Counel Wm Howe Armstrong

Mayor Issues Clean-Up Day Proclamation

The city, led by Mayor Patterson, proclaims a cleanup day urging residents to join the effort. Citizens are called to prune yards, clear lots, and curb trash to improve Corry's appearance and health. The plan involves property owners and volunteers coordinating efforts across neighborhoods on designated days.

Naval plan of Daniels is defeated in May action

Warrington May 14 The Navy Affairs Committee rejected Daniels plan to fund a build up of a fleet including aviation for eight battle cruisers and twenty modern submarines, despite support from the War Department and approval by Secretary Dante.

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Beaver Dam Man Dies Working Near Town

Charles Pollett, near Beaver Dam, dropped dead while working on previous thiewshiremom Nesensed’4. Survived by his wife and two sons G. J. Follytt of Can and Mire of Alam Loyola.

Charles Pollett Heaver Dam

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