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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
2
Yesterday’s crowd filled the Corry track as two pace and trotting events ran unfinished. Irish Lad and other favorites failed to win while several horses posted close times in the 2:11 pace and 2:19 pace, with tomorrow expected to draw a banner turnout for four events in the program.
Chris Jordan the Greek wrestler defeated Joe Turner at Celoron last night then faced Don Albright in Rochester. The bout ended when the referee discharged both men after 42 minutes with no fall, the program tainted by repeated fouls and stage interference. McArdle offered $500 to back Jordan and Turner bid $1000 for the match, which may be staged privately. Trainey boxed Clark in a four round feature as attendance was fair.
A boy named Mc Grath was riding a bicycle on the sidewalk on South Center Street when he hit a girl walking by. He was hurled against a shade tree and bruised, while the girl suffered only minor harm. Officials urge enforcement of the sidewalk riding ban after several near misses. The article also mentions the Fifth Monarchy movement, a religious sect from the English Civil War era.
The Erie Herald reports Aviator Sandt will fly in Erie midweek after informing his brother Walter that he will arrive Wednesday. Sandt, recovering in Brookville, plans a flight next week in Pranidin using Lincoln Headhey's machine from the Boston meet where Harriet Quimbly died. The aircraft is noted for balance and easy control with minimal head protection.
Warren County records show a $225.89 witness fee bill for the Sibley Conspiracy case. DA Frank J. Lyons filed with County Commissioners detailing payments to witnesses who were not always called, with many fees for serving subpoenas and frequent summons over two years.
Bradford, missing girl Helen Crowe, 44, left Sugar Run home last Friday afternoon. Traced to Gunter Grey with no further movements known. Relatives say she may have been seeking work. Description notes dark hair, glasses, blue serge dress, linen dress trimmed with red, large plaid gingham dress. Relatives say she never left home before and had conflict with her stepfather.
A New York state automobile struck Hitle George Stelmer in Erie while he waited for a trolley. He died instantly from the impact on his stomach. The coroner’s inquest date was not set. The family, camping near Wesleyville, reported the operator as John MacKengle of Ontario. police would release names. No arrests had been made at the time.
A lawn social at St Elizabeth's church drew good attendance with ice cream cake and sandwiches. The Corry band played well, and proceeds were affected by poor weather, though donors hoped for greater totals.
In Louisville Kentucky seventy year old Bennett Sanders married his sixth wife Mary Dizop. Sanders, retired farmer, and his new spouse were reported in a local notice.
Fraternal Lodge No. 1880 F offers 100 reward for arrest and conviction of men who robbed and beat Davis of 140 Woot Biehtewath street on a Sunday night near his home. He suffered severe jaw fractures and was left unconscious in the street but survived after operations and is expected to leave hospital today. Police have no clues as to the attackers.
The Columbus Cemetery Association will sell on the premises at auction to the highest bidder 4 acres of Golden Cluster oats Saturday Aug 3 at 2 p m. Dutton Boo At.
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