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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1914
Page
2
Objections to the State Poliga are dismissed as coming from lawbreakers. Major John Groome’s Pennsylvania constabulary is hailed as an unbiased, best trained mounted patrol that serves farmers and small towns, safeguarding lawfulness across the Commonwealth.
Thomas Downey reports Adler-i-ka remedies are gaining popularity by curing digestive issues. The preparation, claimed to cleanse both upper and lower bowels, quickly relieves constipation and bloating after a single dose, according to local notices and testimonials.
Warren Pa August 2 The South Penn Oil purchasing agency announced limits on oil purchases by producers with credit balances in the National Transit pipelines. The move aims to level access between small and large producers amid unsettled European coalitions and the prospect of war. Jose Seep of Titusville sent the telegram from New York directing agencies to post the ruling. The order to post is expected momentarily. An appeal to reserve naval crews and foreign wartime movements are noted, alongside ship and military mobilization developments in Ottawa and Amsterdam.
Bulletin items describe Russian mobilization in the Far East, German shelling near Wesel, a Kiel canal seizure of a Wilson Line steamship, censorship in England over dispatches, a German attack near Delle on the Swiss border, a French fleet movement east, Spanish cruisers to Algeciras, Indian coal port controls, and Italy’s cautious stance while awaiting emergency measures. The British view Luxembourg invasion as a treaty violation, and Cunard denies recall of the Mauritania voyage.
Roy Coldrin aged 20 a Ton Milly Hottom resident was killed near Oil City by a switch engine while moving coal to a garbage furnace. Grant Starkey witnessed the run over and both men were employed by a livery stable team. Coldrin died at the scene.
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